Writes Rich Wilcke: In 1970 or 1971, I became quite interested in Paul Harvey. In the Topeka public library, I found two books written about 1949 or 1950 by a young, heavy-set radio announcer named Paul H. Aurandt, who’d been living and working, as I recall, in or around Tulsa, Oklahoma. His picture was on one of the dust jackets (he sort of reminded me, as I think back, of a Joshua Goldberg.) Anyway, these were anti-communist screeds written for a popular audience and, of course, bound to be be appreciated by Hoover and the other new ‘Cold Warriors’ in … Continue reading Regarding Paul Harvey