Word: directorate
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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There is absolutely no connection, as you imply, between the decision not to publish Professor Watson's The Double Helix at Harvard and Thomas J. Wilson's resignation as director of Harvard University Press...
...Institute's guests will also include Ralph McGill, publisher of the Atlanta Constitution; Endicott Peabody '42, former governor of Massachusetts, and Charles Evers, field director of the Mississippi NAACP...
Also arriving are Charles V. Hamilton, co-author with Stokely Carmichael of Black Power; Richard M. Scammon, election consultant to the National Broadcasting Company; and John E. Grenier, executive director of the Republican National Committee in the Goldwater campaign...
...years, President Pusey took only a minimal interest in the affairs of the Harvard University Press. For the most part, he let Press director Thomas J. Wilson and a 12-man Board of Syndics--all professors--handle the choice and printing of the surprising number of profitable, exciting books that went out under the Harvard seal...
Following the rejection of Watson's book, Director Wilson left Harvard for Atheneum Publishers which is about to bring out Watson's almost certain best seller. Though Wilson denies a connection between the events, he leaves no doubt that he was antagonized by Pusey's move--and Pusey's intervention probably weakens the directorship for his successor, Mark S. Carroll...