Vetting Report on Hawthorne's Unfinished Romances 25 August 1974

These vetting reports should have been made public within a year or so of their creation. Editors in all the CEAA editions could have learned from each other.
As it was, we kept reinventing the wheel or in many cases not managing that particular feat since it takes intelligence to reinvent the wheel. What do the experts think: Was the wheel ever reinvented?

I see misspellings here (call them typos) but am "accommodating" myself to them.
I suppose everyone knows that you can click on a page and magnify it so it's readable. If I know this at my age, everyone knows, surely.