Word: dorman
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...press accurately prepare the American people for what has happened in Iran? The critiquing has already begun. "Reporting Iran the Shah's Way" is the title of a free-swinging attack on the U.S. press in the Columbia Journalism Review by William A. Dorman, a radical-left California journalism professor, and "Ehsan Omeed," described as an Iranian-born professor at an American university. It asks why crowds in the street were called Freedom Fighters in Budapest but mobs in Tehran. Sandy Socolow, executive producer of the CBS Evening News, calls the article "a kind of diatribe"; Stan Swinton, vice...
...Philippines in 1973-and also to soaring overseas profits for both the multinational companies that pumped in the money and the banks that financed them. Now, in the wake of the Indochina debacle and the uncertainty surrounding U.S. foreign policy elsewhere in Asia, businessmen are starting what President Dorman Commons of the San Francisco-based Natomas Co., an oil firm active in Asia, calls "a major reassessment of the role of U.S. investment in the Pacific...
...Harold Dorman...
...Harold Dorman...
...taking the oath as Malta's second Prime Minister since it became an independent member of the British Commonwealth in 1964. In the three weeks since then, he has shown that he meant business. The day after he was sworn in by the British Governor General, Sir Maurice Dorman, he called on Sir Maurice and told him: "The people here would like to have a Maltese as Governor General." "When would you like me to resign?" asked Dorman. "Tomorrow morning," said Mintoff, although he later relented and gave Sir Maurice four days to get packing...