Word: bennett
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WRITER BY TRADE: A PORTRAIT OF ARNOLD BENNETT by Dudley Barker. 260 pages. Atheneum...
Marx & Livingstone. The Herald Tribune was only 42 years old, but it traced its ancestry back more than 130 years to the founding in 1835 of the New York Herald by James Gordon Bennett Sr. and the founding in 1841 of the New York Tribune by Horace Greeley. Bennett's Herald was a lively penny paper that taught U.S. journalism to hunger for fresh news. The Herald sent boatloads of reporters to meet arriving ships at sea; by the time a ship landed they had already interviewed the passengers for European news. And it was the Herald that sent...
...Harvard Square extension, as now planned, would run down Brattle St. past the Bennett St. repair yards and then continue for a short while down Mt. Auburn St. It would then make a wide loop that would bring it close to the Loeb and directly under Radcliffe Yard...
...architects have been delayed by the shifts in the library site. President Kennedy had asked that his papers be placed in a library located at the Bennett Street MBTA Yards near Eliot St. It proved too difficult to purchase the land, however, and Harvard instead offered him some land near the Business School, which he accepted. After the assassination, plans were made to locate the memorial on the same site...
...come high. Maintaining the nononsense, "quasi-judicial" approach he adopted during the first week of hearings, Mississippi Democrat John Stennis, the committee chairman, put searching questions to Dodd and showed little sympathy for his legalistic to-ings and fro-ings, which included an attempt to have Utah Republican Wallace Bennett, the committee's vice chairman, disqualified from further participation in the hearings on grounds that he had prejudged the case...