NO PLACE FOR A LIBERAL
Robert Scheer’s review of “Murdoch” by William Shawcross (Feb. 21) says some hard things about Rupert Murdoch and other publishers that are probably true. But what is eating Scheer is probably that as far as is known, Murdoch has not yet allowed any of his newspapers to become a playpen for liberals and leftover radicals of the ‘60s.
RICHARD A. PERKINS
LOS ANGELES
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