Word: harper
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...LaRoe. In case anyone is uncertain as to whom Mr. LaRoe, 44, favors, here is the last clue: his stage name is Richard M. Dixon. The transmogrification from LaRoe to Dixon has brought the actor unwonted success. He will impersonate the President in a six-page fashion spread in Harper's Bazaar in January, as well as in the more cerebral Harper's magazine. He has recently finished filming a satiric movie-titled Richard...
...Poverty Program in the middle sixties. In fact, Catholic liberals are going through a kind of radicalization, which may well force them to go beyond fadism. This summer, for example, Michael Novak, a radical Catholic journalist who is a key villain in Hitchcock's analysis, wrote an article for Harper's in which he lambasted American society for systematically excluding PIGS (Poles, Italians, Greeks and Slavs) from power. America, he said, has attempted to destroy the culture of the white ethnics. They are dissatisfied and are fighting back. The anger with which Novak wrote bespeaks a cathartic realization...
...radical collective and had a circulation of only 890. But seven months ago, Phoenix was bought by Ray Reipen, 35, a Harvard Law School graduate, and Richard Missner, 28, who has a degree from the Harvard Business School. They hired an able staff of ten newsmen and imported Harper Barnes, a reporter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, as editor. Early this year Missner bought out his partner and proceeded to plow about $350,000 of his own money into his new property-money that he is now beginning to recoup...
HECK by Morris Renek. 278 pages. Harper's Magazine Press...
...Harper Barnes, editor of the Phoenix, said during a telephone interview yesterday: "We avoided having him (Wendell) write about competitors in the council race...