Word: bureau
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...neighboring Kenya, the government angrily expelled TIME Nairobi Bureau Chief Peter Forbath, who only the week before had been scouting Congolese rebel supply lines in Uganda...
...final figures just about matched the rosiest predictions: U.S. magazines collectively recorded their best financial year ever in 1964. The Publishers Information Bureau reported last week a combined magazine advertising revenue of $997 million-up 7% from 1963, which held the previous record. Among the leading revenue producers...
...register of journalistic recognition, the City News Bureau of Chicago makes only a modest mark. It is an unsung news-gathering cooperative, started 75 years ago by the city's daily newspapers, and it is still wholly dependent on them and the 15 Chicago radio and TV stations that meet its bills. C.N.B.'s 40 reporters start at coolie wages of $65 a week and do coolie tasks. They take pollen counts every summer day and hourly temperatures the year around. They record marriage licenses, divorces, births, deaths and the sordid minutiae of police blotters. They never...
...Nothing succeeds like a successor," jokes U.S. Commissioner of Education Francis Keppel, 48. What he means is that he succeeded to his job two years ago, just as his agency was evolving from a onetime statistics-keeping bureau to a major arm of government, now bigger in budget than the departments of Commerce, Interior, Justice or Labor...
...year-old Neustadt has been on the faculty of Columbia since 1954. He is a consultant to President Johnson and to the Bureau of the Budget, the State Department, and the Atomic Energy Commission. Neustadt was graduated from the University of California at Berkeley in 1939 and received the M.A. in 1941 and the Ph.D. in 1951 from Harvard...