Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Melbourne Herald headlined its story MENZIES PORTRAIT-A STORM. The Sydney Sunday Telegraph reprinted the entire cover story, and the Sydney Daily Telegraph editorialized: "That American TIME magazine has chosen Mr. Menzies for its cover portrait is a tribute to a great Australian statesman and a boost for Australia...
Arising each day at 8:30, Krock reads the Washington Post and Times Herald, the New York Herald Tribune, then the Times. At about 11:30 he leaves his Northwest Washington home for the Times office at 1701 K Street N.W. There he reads his mail, follows up on ideas generated by conversations or by his reading, goes to lunch, returns to the office at about 3 o'clock. "I never make up my mind what I'll write about until then " says Krock. "I try to keep close to the news so my piece will...
...just like the Russians. Why? Explained the admiral: Khrushchev in the Kremlin bosses Kommunists everywhere, and his spelling would identify "Kommu-nism for what it is-a foreignism that will never be accepted voluntarily by free people." Prescribed for Admiral Burke by New York's unkonvinced Herald Tribune: "A little cruise at sea with plenty of K-rations...
...vogues pass. Information Please, so successful on radio, died painfully in the new medium of TV. In a less leisurely age, "The Conning Tower," which had come to rest on the New York Post after tenures on the old New York World and the Herald Tribune, spoke to indifferent ears; in 1941 it ended for good...
Armstrong Circle Theater (CBS, 10-11 p.m.) Trial by Fury tells how Miami Herald Reporter James Buchanan turned from newsman into news story-when the Castro regime jailed him, charging him with aiding the escape of U.S. Flyer Austin Young...