Word: conductivity
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Fidel Castro's nuisance-value move of cutting off Guantanamo's water supply. He has got to learn that activity, or even action, is not to be equated with wisdom. And he seems to be more thin-skinned than a Texan should be over criticism of his conduct of foreign affairs. Last week, before a group of Internal Revenue agents, he made some petulant off-the-cuff remarks in defense of his record...
Died. Samuel Chotzinoff, 74, NBC's classical-music chief since 1941, who lured his good friend Arturo Toscanini back from Italy to conduct for NBC, became what some called "vice president for Toscanini," stayed on after the maestro retired to create topflight TV opera, commissioned Menotti's Amahl and the Night Visitors, started Leontyne Price on her way to stardom; of heart disease; in Manhattan...
Michal J.M. Galazka '63-4 of Quincy House blasted the HCUA committee's recommendation that the HSA conduct a public relations campaign to improve its image. "What is needed is not public relations," he said. "What is needed is honesty, frank and full disclosure...
...ultimate judge of the life and death of a story is the managing editor, who must see the magazine as a whole, orchestrate and conduct it so that all the parts will blend. He usually kills a story by marking it with the ominous letters NR, for "not running." This does not necessarily mean that it is bad or that the event covered is unimportant. For example, when the Religion section was reluctantly dropped from this issue, it did not represent a judgment of the importance of the subject as against others. It simply meant that the stories that were...
Derwood W. Lokard, Associate Director of the Center for Middle Eastern Studies, will conduct the center's day-to-day business, as before...