one minute of eldridge cleaver is worth 10 minutes of roy wilkins. the labor crisis settled at the negotiating table is nothing compared to the confrontation that results in a strike. or violence along the picket lines. normality has become the nemesis of the network news. the upshot of all of this controversy is that a narrow and distorted picture of america emerges from the televised news. a single dramatic piece of a mosaic becomes the entire picture. in the minds of millions. the american who relies for television -- on television for his news may believe violence and lawlessness are the rule rather than the exception on the american campus. we know none of these conclusions is true. perhaps the place to start looking for a credibility gap is not in the offices of the government in washington, but in the studios of the networks in new york. [applause] television may have destroyed the old stereotypes, but has it not created new ones in their places? what has this passionate pursuit of controversy down to the politics of progress the local comprom