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But it want the politicians who had the moat . influence on the new editorial writer who waa trying to find positions on the issues facing Virginfe In the 1950s.
The strongest pull on young Mr. Kilpatrick** political South C
from John Dane Wise, the
m Times Dispatch and News Leader. Tall, handsome,, aristocratic, superbly tailored, the epitome at the* Southern gentleman^ Mr. Wise Wit self-taught, t b according to Mr. Kilpatrick^! r £'
"He had read very widely in political phik»o- * r* phy and directed me to do the same. Mr. Wiae in-J treduced me to Edmund Burke (the British, statesman mid orator of the late 1700si It was one *, of those experiences that happen once in a lifetime, ;
yah, can't put a book down. You read ail night tad you want to read aloud to everyone you aaeJ’ ff&ra
After Burke, Mr. Wise continued^Mr. Kilpatrick’s reading program, aendinghini t* Aristotle, | Adam Smith mi other great thinkers of the part ^
“It waa pretty heavy going,” Mr. Kilpatrick recafla.^
re principles.”
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