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...overall impression of our London staff, providing a theme for our cover story, is of a nation in trouble, but vigorous in its self-examination. In New York, the story was written by Michael Demarest and edited by Edward Hughes...
Died. David Demarest Lloyd, 51, Harvard-trained lawyer who became a speechwriter and assistant to Harry Truman and later head of his presidential library; of a stroke; in Alexandria...
...feeling and spirit of France, Jeremy Main with French foreign policy and the country's place in NATO. Common Market Correspondent Jason McManus reported on France's stake in the Market. In New York, their reports provided the basic material for the cover story written by Michael Demarest and edited by Edward Hughes, taking studied measure of Charles de Gaulle's triumph...
...gathering of information for this study began last October, with Senior Editor Henry Grunwald, Associate Editor Michael Demarest and Researcher Marion Pikul in charge of the project. They drew gratefully upon the existing scholarly literature on the subject, but found it often incomplete or out of date. Most of the latest information had to come from TIME correspondents, and in all, 35 reporters contributed to the work. This included not only correspondents in Africa, but also in London (for information on former British territories), Paris (for former French territories) and Washington, Boston, Chicago and Los Angeles supplied interviews with more...
...British have always been deeply suspicious about poetry, the decimal system, the Gulf Stream and the continent of Europe. Especially the continent of Europe." So wrote the well-known British journalist, Cassandra. Among Demarest's British colleagues on TIME'S London staff, feeling runs high and generally favorable for joining Europe. Says Correspondent Monica Dehn: "We have no option: I think that is the general feeling. As in 1939, there suddenly came a moment when we knew in our bones that war was inevitable; so there is now a feeling that the Common Market is inevitable. For myself...