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Civil Rights and the Media: One Reporter's Story
Forrest Clark

Follow Forrest Clark's account of the struggle for equal rights, from the 50s to the coming of age of the Black American.

ISBN 1-59094-117-9
151 pages
$9.95

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Forrest S. Clark

Forrest S. Clark was a young B-24 tail gunner who was shot down twice in the European arena of WWII, the second time during the Battle of the Bulge. He was held prisoner in a German P.O.W. camp in the mountains of Switzerland, but he managed to escape from his captors.
He witnessed the deaths of many friends. For years he could not share the remembrances that still haunt him. But now he has recorded his still-vivid memories of his role in WWII and his experiences in the belly of a B24 bomber.

ISBN 1-59094-070-9
Cover: Paperback
Size: 5.5 by 8.5
114 pages
$9.95

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Is That So? A Journalist's Most Memorable Encounters of the Twentieth Century

Forrest S. Clark

Journalist Forrest Clark began his reporting career after her returned as a tail gunner in a B24 bomber during WWII. He has recorded the highlights of this career by recording his favorite writing experiences over the decades of the last century.
Included in his accounts are such historically significant figures as:
Eleanor Roosevelt, Estes Kefauver, Adlai Stevenson, Thurgood Marshall and Robert Penn Warren. He also shares his memories of court cases he covered, both in Florida and New Jersey.

ISBN 1-59094-081-4
Cover: Paperback
Size: 5.5 by 8.5
222 pages
$12.95

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