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...week summed up by the words of a Beatles song: "You say goodbye, and I say hello." The goodbye is for Ray Cave, managing editor of TIME for the past eight years, who becomes Time Inc. corporate editor. In that capacity, he will serve as a deputy to Henry Grunwald, editor in chief of the company's seven magazines. The hello is for Jason McManus, who after 21 months as corporate editor returns to TIME as its eleventh managing editor...
During Cave's tenure, TIME won hundreds of journalistic citations, including most top photography prizes and last year's National Magazine Award for General Excellence. He also impressed readers: TIME's circulation jumped by 500,000, to 4.6 million in the U.S. and nearly 6 million worldwide. Notes Grunwald: "Under Cave's leadership, TIME reached new heights of journalistic excellence...
...names and addresses of the Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, and Managing Editor are: Publisher, John A. Meyers, Time & Life Building, Rockefeller Center, New York, New York 10020; Editor-in-Chief, Henry A. Grunwald, Time & Life Building, Rockefeller Center, New York, New York 10020; Managing Editor, Ray Cave, Time & Life Building, Rockefeller Center, New York, New York...
...style. But until last week, the General Secretary of the Communist Party had never met with Western journalists for a face-to-face interview. Now he has granted that first interview, a remarkably detailed, frank and far-ranging one, to a group from TIME: Henry A. Grunwald, editor in chief of Time Inc.; Ray Cave, managing editor of TIME; Richard Duncan, chief of correspondents; Moscow Bureau Chief James O. Jackson; and the Moscow Bureau's Felix Rosenthal. Their report...
...extensive interview, Grunwald lightened the serious tone by inquiring whether Gorbachev's attractive wife Raisa would accompany the General Secretary to the summit talks in Geneva. Gorbachev said she would. "That's good," said Grunwald. "You know, the Western press is in love with her." The jocular answer was vintage Gorbachev: "Well, in that case, maybe I should reconsider...