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Dimension in the Fourth Estate at 65

How stale an evening paper is, it has all happened, all is past - I thought I'd try a morning paper, get the news first, instead of last.

So I changed to a morning paper, got the news hot, instead of cold; This way I thought I'd keep abreast of the day's news as it was sold

What difference does it make, if any, to one who's lived beyond his age? Morning papers, Evening papers, alas, fill an old man with rage.

Oct. 14, 1968 G. Sherman