The first item is an account of the public record of The Nation magazine on the Warren Report. It can be compared with the memorandum by Fred Cook, which reveals the behind-the-scenes opposition he encountered from then-editor of The Nation Carey McWilliams. This public and private record of The Nation is relevant when one sees the way in which leading figures in the left/liberal community used the positions of such journals as The Nation and I.F. Stone's Weekly as a cover for their refusal to tackle the facts surrounding the President's murder. See also the section from Addendum B, by Ray Marcus, in Appendix VIII.