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...that reason that I was picked to report the trial." For TIME and Bell, the story posed special problems: Chambers had been a writer and senior editor at TIME (editing back-of-the-book sections and foreign news) from 1939 to 1948, when he resigned. Chief of Correspondents Robert Elson told Bell: "We don't want you to take Chambers' side or the other. Just give it to us fully, accurately and as soon as you can each evening." During the next eight months, Bell sat in on every session of the two perjury trials, scribbling notes...
...story. Close to 1,000 newsmen who were camped at the nearby Mena House Hotel to cover the peace talks watched our Man of the Year come and go. "After Sadat's journey to Jerusalem in November, our choice was all but inevitable," says World Editor John Elson, who oversaw the Man of the Year section...
...flew from Washington to Knoxville, Tenn., and back aboard the private jet of Knoxville's United American Bank, from which Lance has a $443,000 loan outstanding. Then the plane ferried Lance and his wife to New York. Later, a plane owned by Atlanta Newspaper Distributor Edward Elson flew the couple back to the capital, gratis...
...spent 20 years researching the family, which includes the poet Lord Byron and Ralph de Burun, an aide to William the Conqueror. Senior Editor Otto Friedrich claims Bismarck's Foreign Minister, Bernhard von Billow, as a forebear as well as the French Dukes of Guise. Senior Editor John Elson notes that an ancestor of his grew the first pineapple in England, from a seedling brought back from the South Seas by Captain Cook...
...Elson, president of the Atlanta News Agency and a member of the fundraising committee, said that the committee plans to have a major organizational meeting with President...