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Cinemactress Marilyn Monroe, who keeps photographers scampering to think up new angles, posed for her latest: a picture in bed. A week after an emergency appendectomy she gave cameramen a painless, luxurious stretch, announced that after another month's rest she would be strong enough to brave the mists of Niagara Falls to work on her next movie...
...news photography, the Des Moines Register & Tribune's Cameramen John Robinson and Don Ultang ($500 each), whose six shots of the Drake-Oklahoma A. & M. football game showed Drake Star Johnny Bright getting punched so hard by an A. & M. player that his jaw was broken (TIME, Nov. 5). ¶ Special citations were awarded to the Kansas City Star for its resourceful and dramatic coverage of the Midwest floods last year (TIME, July 30 et seq.) and New York Journal-American's Sports Editor Max Kase, for turning up an exclusive story on a Manhattan basketball bribery ring...
...Landsberg used six cameras and 39 engineers, cameramen, assistants and announcers. Total cost of the relay setup, which was built in six days: about $50,000-or $40,000 (and 23 weeks) less than A.T. & T. had estimated...
...some newspaper-owned stations, such as the New York Daily News's WPIX, the Chicago Tribime's WGN-TV and the Fort Worth Star-Tele gram's WBAP-TV, have set up separate TV desks, with a staff of newsmen and newsreel and TV cameramen. Even with all that, covering live spot news is often impossible. For example, when a freight plane crashed in Jamaica, N.Y. two weeks ago (TIME, April 14), a WPIX camera crew found it could not send on-the-spot broadcasts, though it was only ten miles from the station; a ridge...
...Competition. For all its faults, TV coverage has already added new worries for newspaper reporters. On a big story, the principals often have little time to talk to newsmen: they want to do all their talking in front of TV cameras. Still cameramen, who have sweated to get good pictures, have been beaten by pictures snapped from the TV screen in the office. And editors, sitting before a TV set in the office, have often been able to point out caustically things that their reporters on the spot have missed...