Word: edwin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only one or two bylines. He rarely traveled with campaign caravans or attended presidential press conferences. But for the past eight years, TIME'S Washington bureau would have been hard-pressed to operate without Edwin Goodpaster. As news editor and deputy bureau chief, Goodpaster was the executive officer, deploying the troops of the 23-man bureau. He also played copy editor, assignment maker, staff psychiatrist, and domestic-affairs counselor. When gas masks and helmets were needed for reporters covering the riots following the assassination of Martin Luther King, Goodpaster found them. Or Arctic underwear for reporters on their...
...reporting and research, the supplement is a preview of whom to watch and what to expect when the Games get under way in Munich. It was assembled under the direction of Senior Editor John T. Elson. The introduction and analysis of the Games were written by Associate Editor Edwin Bolwell. Bolwell, who will be in Munich later this month covering the Games firsthand, was first introduced to the Olympics spectacle 16 years ago. The Games were then in Melbourne, Australia, and Bolwell was a reporter for his home-town Melbourne Herald...
...find their souls, while she narcotizes the poor with a Salvation Army soup-kitchen dole that makes them compliant addicts of their own degradation. Somewhat overpowered in the debate, Alexander is also over matched in the role, lacking Richard son's explosive charm and easy com mand. Under Edwin Sherin's impeccable direction, a dozen character sketches in depth are expertly rendered. The British accents are flawless and the set is hermetically sealed in a world of timeless Edwardia...
...EDWIN KUH, a 47-year-old professor at M.I.T., has been group captain since last June's meeting. An economic adviser to McGovern during his 1968 presidential mini-campaign, Kuh continued to send memos to the Senator after the last election. Since then, Kuh, a critic of business, has made major contributions to McGovern's tax-reform and income-redistribution plans. He has also been in charge of recruiting new talent; so far at least 25 economists have funneled ideas to McGovern. Widely admired as an economic technician, Kuh nonetheless has had little experience with the realities...
...Director Edwin Sherin has elicited a remarkable set of performances from his fourteen main characters, with only two exceptions. Lee Richardson's Undershaft is best of all-forceful and unshakeable from start to finish. (And he really plays the prescribed tune from Doninetti's Lucia on a trombone). Lady Brit is his separated wife, a woman given to bossing and tossing off epigrams--clearly modeled on Lady Bracknell in Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest, written a decade earlier. Jan Miner, in a performance that brings to mind Jessica Tandy, is doing in this role far and away...