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morgue of clippings, numbering approximately nine million. Because they are not digitized and because employees of the facility have limited time for communicating by email with people who are searching for very old articles, the people who are searching should know the date of a
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University of Texas at Austin. The photographic morgue consists of approximately two million prints and one million negatives created for publication, with the bulk of the collection covering the years from 1937 to the paper's demise in 1966. The
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pages, articles or columns, such as
Dorothy Kilgallen's, from microfilm and shared them on social media and other websites. These are rare opportunities for historians to become familiar with this newspaper.
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s feel of the pulse of the changing times of the mid-1960s hid the trouble that was going on behind the scenes at the paper, which was unknown to many New
Yorkers until after it had ceased publication.
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In the early 1900s, Hearst weekday morning and afternoon papers around the country featured scattered black-and-white comic strips, and on
January 31, 1912, Hearst introduced the nation's first full
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Other afternoon and evening newspapers that expired following the rise of network news in the 1960s donated their clipping files and many darkroom prints of published photographs to libraries. The
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was delayed for several months after the April 1966 expiration of its three components because of difficulty reaching an agreement with manual laborers who were needed to operate the press. The
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ceased publishing in April 1966, officially the victim of a general decline in the revenue of afternoon newspapers. While participating in a lock-out in 1965 after
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editors, apparently sensing that psychotherapy and rock music were starting to enter the consciousness of both blue-collar and white-collar New
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was affecting evening newspapers more than their morning counterparts. The domination of television news became evident starting with the four-day period of
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January 12, 1964 ran stories that were relevant to the previous day's announcement by U.S. Surgeon General
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This web page, legitimate as a
Knowledge (XXG) source, displays many New York Journal-American clippings of comments about the Beatles in 1964 and 1965.
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that "a blue ribbon committee of scientists and doctors," in the words of reporter Jack
Pickering, had concluded that cigarette smoking was dangerous.
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nevertheless had difficulties attracting advertising as its blue-collar reading base turned to television, a situation compounded by the fact that
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Journal-American and its predecessors New York Journal, The Journal, New York American and New York Evening Journal
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introduced a
Saturday color comics tabloid with strips not seen on Sunday, and this 12-page tabloid continued for decades, offering
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LEONARD LIEBLING, LIBRETTIST, CRITIC; Editor in Chief of The Musical Courier for 34 Years Dies-- Worked on 4 Comic Operas
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about a year later in 1896. He entered into a circulation war with the
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1578:Hearst, Jr. William Randolph and Jack Casserly.
1639:"New York Journal-American Photographic Morgue"
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1024:Edition of Friday afternoon, September 25, 1964
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1385:A Week in New York April 1945.
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856:chronicling the season of the
551:Barney Google and Snuffy Smith
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1715:University of Texas at Austin
1415:"The Press: Society Reporter"
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777:and the 2005 motion picture
679:Popular columnists included
1580:The Hearsts: Father and Son
1066:William Randolph Hearst Jr.
976:Los Angeles Herald Examiner
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326:and from whom he stole the
139:New York (Morning) American
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313:New York Evening Journal
305:New York Evening Journal
271:New York Morning Journal
259:New York Morning Journal
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174:New York Evening Journal
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709:Maury Henry Biddle Paul
658:Philippine–American War
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1883:Manistee News Advocate
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1935:The Register Citizen
1889:The Middletown Press
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803:Wilton S. Farnsworth
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419:Sunday color section
365:Spanish–American War
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1813:Beaumont Enterprise
1711:Harry Ransom Center
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1093:New York Daily News
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1007:The Dave Clark Five
927:JFK's assassination
872:F. Scott Fitzgerald
727:Beginning in 1938,
502:Little Annie Rooney
335:Richard F. Outcault
310:Hearst founded the
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2003:Cleveland Advocate
1910:New Haven Register
1896:Midland Daily News
1737:Works by or about
1668:www.cah.utexas.edu
1497:2007-07-06 at the
1401:2012-10-28 at the
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1132:Hearst Corporation
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999:The Rolling Stones
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1524:Kluger, Richard,
1178:COVID-19 pandemic
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935:Lee Harvey Oswald
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546:Right Around Home
496:Tillie the Toiler
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