I was 11 through most of 1968 (I'd turn 12 in September). For some reason, I remember everything that happened in the news that year. My parents subscribed to The New York Times, and reading the paper was a religion in our Manhattan apartment. Everyone took a section. And not just for the news. My father was Lou Myers, the commercial artist (and later N…
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