A freelance writer with a background in cultural anthropology. Traveled to Southeast Asia as a young freelance reporter during the war in Viet Nam, and remained in Bangkok where he married and stayed on – as so many others did at the time.
A Minority of One was the title of a stencilled magazine opposing the Viet Nam War, that somehow had found its way from America to my country town in Lapland when I was a teenager.
I don’t remember the name of the man behind it, but I was impressed that someone believed enough in the power of words and reason to challenge the US government over Viet Nam with words and a stencilled magazine…
Truth has nothing to do with majority opinion!
Contact address: carljacobson@live.co.uk
A Minority of One 
Re “Minority of One” magazine in the 1950s
I think the author-publisher was I.F. Stone
who used to publish I.F. Stone’s Weekly
Of course! I’m sure you are right, it must have been I.F. Stone.
Thank you for reminding me!
Mr. Jacobson,
M.S. Arnoni was the publisher of the “Minority of One” magazine, not I.F. Stone, though the two writers were of a similar mind politically.
Thank you for the information! It is always good to be corrected when in error!
http://www.kenrahn.com/jfk/the_critics/Arnoni/Arnonibio.html