Word: interview
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...moment he thought he had been connected with Cindy Lou of the "Kiss the Boys Goodbye" cast, he was promptly assured by K.T. that she really was K.T., had never been south of San Diego, that her reply was merely California exuberance, and that she would give him an interview...
Waiting for Sumter. The U.S., in other words, was ready to fight. Adolf Hitler seemed to agree with his little partner in Rome that the war had become a war between two worlds. In LIFE last week appeared an interview with Hitler by onetime Ambassador to Belgium John Cudahy, in which, according to Cudahy, "he said the idea of a Western Hemisphere invasion was about as fantastic as an invasion of the moon. ... He said that he had never heard anybody in Germany say that the Mississippi River was a German frontier."* But this week Correspondent Cudahy returned...
...Said Charles Augustus Lindbergh nine days before the Hitler interview was published: "If we say that out frontier lies on the Rhine, they can say theirs lies on the Mississippi...
...yacht Hohenzollern, at anchor in the fjord of Bergen, Norway, one July evening in 1908, and the Kaiser stalked the deck in the gold braid of an Admiral of the German High Seas Fleet. He spoke English, in which he was fluent, and sometimes he leaned close to his interviewer and lowered his voice confidentially, sometimes he raised his one good arm and shook his forefinger under Hale's nose. Hale suppressed that interview, which was one of the Kaiser's most famed indiscretions. Reporter Hale's son, William Harlan Hale, printed...
...Minister of State, invited 30 U.S. correspondents to luncheon at Claridge's, told them not to mince words about the M.O.I. He heard plenty: of long-rankling complaints of cables and pictures needlessly held up anywhere from 24 hours to indefinitely; of months of diplomatic finagling necessary to interview key men; of flat refusals to requests to cover R.A.F. bombings, bomb disposal squads and the like...