Word: bureau
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...News Bureau Manager...
...asked our correspondents around the world to tap every source -from the not-for-attribution background of intelligence officers to the firsthand reports of returning travelers, including journalists. Scores of such sources were interviewed: our correspondent in Eastern Europe found a Polish girl recently returned from Hanoi; the Washington bureau talked with a schoolmate of Giap's now living in the nation's capital; the Boston bureau interviewed a French journalist-scholar now at Harvard who has been close to the problems of the Viet Nam area for more than 20 years. More general sources were readily available...
While a 1916 football player pounded a 1916 coxswain on the back, the 25th reunion class was finding out what had happened to the College in its absence. William G. Perry, director of the Bureau of Study Counsel, Dean Ford, and Dean Glimp led a discussion of "Harvard College Today," which was followed by tours of the University's newest buildings...
Nobody's On Top. If his fears prove founded in fact, Browne will be missing a reporter's nightmare-a country where reliable sources of any sort are all but nonexistent, where vital communications and transportation are spotty at their best. One Saigon bureau chief recently broke in new hands by telling them that all he had to offer was "crud, fret and jeers. The crud, he said, is indigenous and ubiquitous; the fret results from the job's unavoidable frustrations; the jeers would come from visiting columnists, Congressmen and assorted other critics, all convinced that they...
Twice as Much. But the opportunity rate for Mrs. Dan Gerber to dash off such happy greetings is slipping. The Bureau of Natality of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare reports a consistent drop in the U.S. birth rate since 1958 (TIME, May 6); last year it sagged 7%, and the total of 3,800,000 was the smallest in 15 years. Understandably, Mrs. Gerber and her husband's industry are beginning to fret. The newest item on the fret list of the baby-food business is the growing popularity of "the pill." The baby-food people still...