Word: interview
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With the words, "I refuse to comment further on politics because I don't want to get my father defeated in the next election," Miss Maybank brought the interview closer to Harvard Square. A Government major, she is faced with the dismal prospect of having slept through the Gov 9 exam, but thinks "the instructor is very cute." As for Gov I, she allowed. "I just love Professor Elliott,--Yandell, that is. I think he's wonderful...
...Communist -turned -book -peddler sat uneasily before a Washington microphone. Reason for Earl Browder's discomfort: a battery of four newsmen, a little less than friendly, a little more than anxious to interview him on Mutual's Meet the Press program...
When Craig Rice swept in, imperiously demanding an exclusive interview with State's Attorney William J. Tuohy, she got nowhere. Said Tuohy: "I don't give exclusive interviews and if I did, I wouldn't give it to some stranger." Craig Rice was having the time of her life covering the case. Said she: "God, how I'd love to be the one to crack it. And maybe I will." A few days later she made good her promise to steal out of town...
There were 118 newsmen aboard the press ship Appalachian at Bikini, and the competition was keen. Some of the boys, anxious to get their stories moving ahead of their rivals, wrote "eye-witnessers" in advance. One even faked an "interview" with Bombardier Harold H. Wood, the man who dropped the bomb. ("It was like dropping a cherry on a frosted cake.") And to make it authentic, the reporter added a personal detail: "I was thrown against a bulkhead and my typewriter knocked off the table by the jarring blast...
...been a member of the Riverside Boat Club for 55 years. It seems I am now too old to be janitor at Claverly, but I still manage to work out on the Charles almost every day," he said in an interview yesterday...