Word: covering
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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TAKEN at careful random in our New York editorial offices as this week's cover story was being edited, the pictures on this page show that a writer's or editor's inspiration may be only a glance away. These girls, who are researchers, secretaries and clerks, show up (nicely) for work every day in their minis. They raise few eyebrows at the office, but one girl was quite an attraction when she went home to Sioux Falls. None of them wear what the story describes as the "Hello, Officer" mini. But Writer Marshall Burchard...
...forget that devaluation sooner or later must hurt their pocketbooks by raising prices. Some unhappy Britons discovered that fact immediately. In Florence, British tourists who had bought their round-trip tickets in London before devaluation were not allowed to embark for home before paying an additional 14.3% to cover the pound's loss; at week's end 70 airlines agreed to increase by some 17% the price of airline tickets bought with pounds. A Scottish football team, traveling in Naples on a tight budget that became even tighter with the advent of the minipound, also had to ante...
...December issue, Ramparts magazine has put some fire on its cover, but what's burning is not exactly yule logs. Three Ramparts editors and the art director are holding aloft their burning draft cards in a kind of New Left salute. Inside, Editor Warren Hinckle III writes: "If you're looking for an editorial in the usual place this month, forget it. It's on the cover...
...INSURANCE COVERAGE. Health-insurance organizations should develop plans to cover outpatient as well as in-patient services. This would cut down the unnecessary admissions to hospitals that are now engineered to get insurance reimbursement. Committees of physicians should review the laboratory tests and other procedures ordered by their colleagues, to make sure that they are necessary and not overly expensive...
...others: Norman Norell, Ben Zuckerman, James Galanos, Pauline Trigere, and posthumously, Claire McCardell (TIME cover...