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“Eggheads in the Tall Corn.” Article by unidentified writer. ''Newsweek'', 28 December, 65. Final report on the 4-5 December symposium at the University of Iowa at which [[Norman Mailer|Mailer]], Dwight Macdonald, Mark Harris and Ralph Ellison discussed literature and culture. The symposium sessions were moderated by Paul Engle of the university and Arnold Gingrich, editor-publisher of ''Esquire''. Mailer said that the totalitarian threats of the 1930s were less terrifying than the current “conformity, monotony and boredom.” See [[59.15]], [[59.16]], [[59.17]], [[83.10]].<br />
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File:1959 Iowa.jpg|(Left to right) Paul Engle, Ralph Ellison, Mark Harris, Dwight MacDonald, Norman Mailer, and (standing) Arnold Gingrich. (December 4, 1959, Iowa State)<br />
File:1959 Iowa 2.jpg|Norman Mailer and Ralph Ellison (1959) Front row: Donald Kaufmann and Edmund Skellings, the University of Iowa, December 4-5.<br />
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