Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Beverly Deepe, 30, who worked for the New York Herald Tribune until its demise, is now freelancing. She has logged more continuous time in Viet Nam than any other correspondent. On her way round the world in 1962, she stopped off in Saigon, then stayed on to build a reputation as an energetic reporter who preferred to operate on her own. She developed valuable contacts among the Vietnamese; her friendship with deposed Premier Nguyen Khanh, for example, won her a revealing exclusive interview in which Khanh tried to establish his own political standing by taking a militant, anti-American stand...
...Angeles Times came out for Reagan, while Hearst's Herald-Examiner urged the re-election of Democratic Governor Pat Brown...
Post circulation - now 456,000 - has been climbing steadily since 1954, when it bought Colonel McCormick's Times-Herald and became a morning monopoly. In ad linage, the paper ranks third in the nation, behind only the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times. "I don't play girl editor," says Mrs. Graham, who has demonstrated a knack for putting the right person in the right...
...week for the past six months. It now has 170 subscribers and is catching up with the New York Times news service, which has almost 200. Still in the market for new acquisitions after purchasing Newsweek in 1961, the Post bought a 45% interest in the Paris Herald Tribune last August...
...pearlfish in his laboratory, attempting to produce enough to "seed" California's rice fields and, eventually, the flood plains in California and other states. He envisons the day when many of the intermittently flooded fields in the U.S. will be rich in pearlfish eggs. Then as spring rains herald another flood season, millions of eggs will hatch, providing nature's own form of instant mosquito control...