Word: editor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...change occurred in the last months of 1958. British manufactured exports leveled off to about $7.5 billion, while the Germans reached and passed this point, reported the London Observer's Economic Editor Andrew Shonfield...
...committee of Campus Americans for Democratic Action is drawing up a pamphlet which will be "instrumental" in formulating ADA policy on the draft, Frederic Freilicher '60, national chairman of Campus ADA and general editor of the report, announced last night...
Women who have made a "significant contribution" to American life will be featured in a biographical dictionary now being prepared under Radcliffe sponsorship. The work will contain brief write-ups of about 1,500 women and will comprise two or more volumes, according to Edward T. James '38, editor...
Alexander A. Guber, professor of History at Moscow University, and editor of the journal "New and Newest History," said in the latest issue of his periodical that "acquaintance with the first American university" he visited showed him to "what an outstanding scale" the study of Soviet history, economics, and culture was carried on in the U.S.A...
...frustration. Arkansas-born Vance Trimble was just 14 when he started tracking down personals for the Okemah (Okla.) Leader. He never got to college, shuttled instead around the Southwest from city room to city room in the '30s before landing with the Houston Press, rising to managing editor, and in 1955 going to work for Scripps-Howard. In Washington with the title of news editor for the Scripps-Howard bureau, Trimble was tied to a desk from 3 to 11 p.m., one of the capital's hundreds of near-anonymous newsmen. He chafed at his desk...