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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...open hearings. This week the Democrats prevailed, announced that MacArthur would be heard before the combined Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees (14 Democrats, 12 Republicans) in closed sessions. After each day's testimony, a security officer from the Defense Department and a representative of General MacArthur will edit the transcript before its release to the press...
...small-town publisher, untroubled by big-city needs for several editions, the system promises real speed and savings in production. He turns on his tape-receiving machine early in the morning, gets all the out-of-town shorts and headline news stories he can use during the seven-hour run. Under most setups, he can find out what he is getting on tape by reading a companion printer which types out stories in sentence form, then he can either chop the tape to edit his stories or edit them in type. By press time, his tape-fed typesetters have clanked...
...Knute Rockne-Tasker taught English and coached track at Deerfield Academy. While doing graduate work at Columbia University, he began writing book reviews for Outlook and other magazines. After a turn on the Paris Times, he went to Reader's Digest for three years, took time off to edit a weekly newspaper, and spent most of the next three years editing Newsweek...
Tasker came to TIME in 1937 as an editor in search of an assignment. He soon got one: to edit Business & Finance and reorganize the picture department. When we decided to put in the teletypesetter system, Tasker was given the job of working out editorial procedures to fit this new production method...
...more than a year, State had been assembling a treatise on China. Acheson had his close friend, now Ambassador at Large Philip Jessup, reassemble and edit it and dropped it like a finishing bomb on Chiang's all but lost cause...