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Henry Anatole Grunwald, 54, became Managing Editor of TIME in 1968, the seventh M.E. since the newsmagazine's launching in 1923. He began his career with TIME in 1944 as a part-time copy boy and in 1951, at the age of 28, became the youngest senior editor in the magazine's history-a record that still holds. This week Grunwald leaves the magazine to become one of the two Corporate Editors of Time Inc. Announcing the appointment, Editor-in-Chief Hedley Donovan praised Grunwald's Grunwald "highly creative editorship," under which "TIME'S staff...
...difficult for me to describe the contribution that this perceptive and literate man has brought to TIME-indeed to journalism-perhaps some examples will help. Grunwald was responsible for launching several new TIME sections: Environment, Behavior, The Sexes. He also edited our special issues on Blacks, Women, Leadership and The New South. His two Bicentennial issues of TIME will long be remembered as a journalistic tour de force. Under his leadership, TIME won many awards for editorial excellence...
After taking up his duties as the new Managing Editor, Grunwald initiated his own new typographic format for TIME...
...these changes? There were several reasons, but perhaps most important was our increasing use of fast-breaking color photographs. These, we thought, required a simpler, cleaner-looking environment. Managing Editor Henry Grunwald finds the new design "neat and orderly. It should encourage discipline and emphasize organization, which is at the heart of the newsmagazine principle. But this sense of order will not inhibit us. Quite the contrary, it will make the occasional splash, the bold visual gesture easier...
President Jimmy Carter discussed his foreign policy with TIME Managing Editor Henry Grunwald, Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey, White House Correspondent Stanley Cloud, Diplomatic Correspondent Strobe Talbott and State Department Correspondent Chris Ogden. Excerpts from the interview...