Talk:William L. Shirer
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(User 67.171.243.155 added the following question to the main article page, I have moved it to the Talk page where it belongs --Bookgrrl 02:55, 13 August 2006 (UTC))
Note: The last two sentences of the above paragraph [The Post War Years] are unclear. Was it during a visit by Shirer to Morrow's farm (and if so, why did Shirer take the initiative and visit if he was unwilling to reconcile), or was it during a visit by Morrow to Shirer's farm (in which case the situation falls together). Can someone please clarify? Thank you.
