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LOUISE DAY HICKS. "You know where she stands" was a campaign slogan of Boston Democrat Louise Day Hicks. Indeed they know. All they need to do is to remember Mrs. Hicks' unsuccessful but formidable 1967 campaign for mayor, in which she clearly explained her views on neighborhood schools, her...
Come June 1, 1971, that familiar friend, The Saturday Evening Post, will be back on the newsstands. Or so says Beurt SerVaas, an Indiana publisher who has bought up most of the stock of the old Curtis Publishing Co. The new magazine will even look like the old Post, carrying...
SerVaas, now president of Curtis, points out that the Post still gets so much mail that three employees are needed to take care of it; he believes that it "never really died in the minds of the public." The new-old Post, he says, "will be a patriotic magazine, as...
Age of Specialization. The Post will be quarterly, and Curtis will publish 500,000 copies, to be sold only at newsstands. Then, if all goes well, it will go bimonthly, then monthly. The estimated cost per run is "several hundred thousand dollars." It will sell for "not less than a...
When pressed, however. he named four doctors who are interested in working on gynecological problems: Dr. Mary C. Eldred, Dr. Curtis Prout, Dr. Sholem Postel, and Dr. Eleanor G. Shore, who was also at the meeting.