Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...home may be his castle, but if he riles the neighbors, they may have a lot more say about the place than he does. William M. Phillips, feature editor of the Miami Herald, learned that expensive lesson when he decided to install a railroad caboose in his backyard. Phillips' family had outgrown his one-bedroom house, and he needed cheap, additional living space for his three children. What he got was a blizzard of bills that have now hit $10,000 and an endless zoning suit that has become the longest in the history of Florida's Dade...
Most of the pressure on Ike came from anti-Goldwater people, specifically including Milton Eisenhower, Minnesota's former Governor Elmer L. Andersen and, very actively, New York Herald Tribune President Walter N. Thayer...
...candidate Ike really favors. Eisenhower started to draft the statement in his Gettysburg office on May 19, went to New York on May 22 and showed it to Thayer, handed a finished copy to Thayer in Gettysburg the next day, then phoned in some last-minute changes to the Herald Tribune...
...about two-thirds of the cost will be recovered by advertising income. Secondary fees will also be coming in from selling computer services: NBC has the Associated Press and the New York Herald Tribune as customers for its Electronic Vote Analysis, and CBS has signed up the New York Times and the Washington Post for its Vote Profile Analysis. CBS has trucked its computers on from Oregon to California and hopes to have the main answer (Rockefeller or Goldwater?) 18 minutes after the polls close. NBC will shoot its data to computers in New Jersey and hopes to have...
Headlines all over London have reflected similar approval: PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S POPULARITY BOOMS (the Guardian), PERSUASIVE-AT A FURIOUS PACE (the Financial Times), FINE START BY LYNDON JOHNSON (the Daily Herald). "The Johnson era is certain to be one piled high with difficulty," said the Times of London. "But there is a good chance that it will bear the marks of greatness...