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...annual January infestation of lists include the traditional couturier-cum-socialite choice of Best-Dressed Women (No. 1: the Begum Ago Khan, No. 2: Mrs. Ronald Reagan); Fashion Designer Mr. Blackwell's Worst-Dressed women (No. 1: Actress AM MacGraw, No. 2: Jacqueline Onassis); the Motion Picture Herald's poll for 1971 Box Office Star (No. 1: John Wayne, No. 2: Clint Eastwood); Dr. Joyce Brothers' radio poll for Most Sex-Appealing Men (No. 1: Vice President Spiro T. Agrtew, No. 2: Actor Paul Newman); and the Fashion Foundation of America's categorized roster of Best...
Should the Commission, in its meeting today, set the date for BBI's takeover from the current operator, WHDH, it will end a long struggle between BBI and the Herald-Traveler Corp., parent company of WHDH...
WHDH has since operated on a temporary license, stalling BBI's takeover through a series of suits and appeals. In late April, 1971, WHDH filed charges with the FCC accusing BBI of fraud, misrepresentation, and concealment. Two months ago, following information unearthed by a team of Herald Traveler reporters, the Security and Exchange Commission brought a civil suit against Nathan David, executive vice president of BBI, on charges of selling unregistered stock...
...remark was a tribute to the fact that Thomson, one of the foremost U.S. composers, composes sentences just as brilliantly as he does music. He has been as familiar to the music public for his books (The State of Music) and his distinguished music reviews in the New York Herald Tribune (1940-54) as for works like the opera Four Saints in Three Acts or the film score for Louisiana Story, Whether in words or notes, Thomson expresses himself with the homespun texture of his Missouri background, the elegance of his Parisian training and an elfin...
...twice a week, is seek out "somebody interesting, with something to say that is different and yet relevant -but not a hot news source who is about to go on Meet the Press." After a quarter-century of Washington service with the Times and the old New York Herald Tribune, Donovan, 59, does not lack for sources, and he has a sharp eye for the unusual...