Resumen de The speaking of Ralph McGill
For more than thirty years Ralph McGill has used the spoken word to supplement Ms work in the press. Increasingly this southerner has turned from manuscript to extemporaneous speaking. Because of his wide travels he is able to rely heavily on personal experiences, usually adapting his message after he arrives on the scene. The journalist contends that there is a need for less‐routine talks and more discussion of important local and national issues.
