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Died. Frank A. Tichenor, 69, untiring advocate of air power, publisher of Aero Digest, onetime owner of the New Outlook (with the late Al Smith editing); in Greenwich, Conn...
...Your [Velikovsky] article will be more effective in counteracting the effect of the Harper's, Collier's and Reader's Digest articles than any other single thing that could have been done. TIME may congratulate itself on having performed a real public service...
Anyone who reads that far in The Cardinal will know that Ghislana doesn't really stand a chance of getting Stephen away from his calling. Author Henry Morton Robinson, a onetime Reader's Digest roving editor, has at this point only half digested his hero's fictional possibilities. By having Stephen confess it all to wise old Dom Arcibal, Author Robinson handily saves Stephen and his novel as well...
...publication, Dr. Velikovsky's book has attracted wide comment and admiration. Harper's Magazine gave it a solemn preview entitled "The Day the Sun Stood Still." Collier's ran a he-man's version called "The Heavens' Burst." In the latest Reader's Digest, Fulton Oursler hailed Velikovsky as the starter of a back-to-the-Bible movement. Connoisseurs of pressagentry will credit Macmillan Co. with skilled use of an up-to-date technique: getting widest publicity for a doubtful article before critics have been allowed...
...when his divorce comes through. Then, knowing that she must die in childbirth, she bears him a baby, leaves him to remarry her sister so that they can raise the child as a substitute for their own. The film comes from a story originally published in Reader's Digest. It is the kind of story that can be heard on the radio any afternoon...