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Dear Editor Shanker's Credo May I congratulate The New Leader for the splendid and sensitive manner in which it celebrated the life of my colleague and comrade for over 50 years—Al Shanker....
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Vol. 080 Issue 005 (March 24 1997)
A Whiff of Watergate
