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The Atlanta Inquirer
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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On June 21, 1962, the Atlanta Inquirer and editor M. Carl Holman are awarded by the American Political Science Association for outstanding political reporting, selected among 14 southern papers. Award presentation in September; Holman attends post-election seminar funded by Ford Foundation.
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INQUIRER and Editor Holman Wins APSA Newspaper Award
The American Political Science Association with headquarters in Washington, D. C., selected the Inquirer's Editor, M. Carl Holman and the Atlanta Inquirer for one of its 1962 Awards for outstanding news reporting and editorials in politics and public affairs.
The Inquirer was one of 14 southern newspapers selected out of some 40 newspapers given final consideration in the competition. Among the other 14 winners were outstanding papers such as the Washington Post.
The Inquirer and Mr. Holman are scheduled to receive special awards a formal presentation in September, 1962. In addition, Mr. Holman will be invited to attend an all-expense paid one week seminar, which will include some of the nation's top political scientists and journalists. The seminar will take place after the November, 1962 elections.
This political science project is financed through a grant from the Ford Foundation.
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Washington, D. C.
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June 21, 1962
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The American Political Science Association selects the Atlanta Inquirer and its editor M. Carl Holman for a 1962 award for outstanding news reporting and editorials in politics and public affairs, one of 14 southern newspapers chosen. They will receive the award in September 1962, and Holman will attend a seminar after November 1962 elections, financed by the Ford Foundation.