Word: interview
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...relevance to contemporary issues. "Just pick up any recent issue of the American Political Science Review. You'll be lucky to find even one article on Vietnam or civil rights. Who wants to read about the cultural patterns of some village in northern India?" Levinson said in a CRIMSON interview...
...commander who would like to see a campaign through to its end, Westmoreland is also disturbed by the fact that his conduct of the war has been questioned more since the Communists' Tet offensive than at any other time during his tour of duty. In an interview last week with TIME Bureau Chief William Rademaekers, he reviewed his stewardship and replied to his critics on a variety of points...
...rare occasions when writer Truman Capote agrees to submit to a television interview, it is usually because he has something that he wants to say. Last week, when he appeared (for the first time) on Johnny Carson's Tonight show, he wasted little time in getting to the point. "I have a theory," announced the author of In Cold Blood, "about the murder of Martin Luther King...
Laurence Seidman '68, student coordinator of the campaign at Harvard, said in an interview last night, "The response of Harvard and Radcliffe students indicates that students will be ready to go to Washington in early June to engage in non-violent action...
Benjamin C. Stapleton, chairman of the Humphrey Steering Committee, said tonight in a telephone interview, "We feel confident that Humphrey got a majority of the delegates to the local convention; though McCarthy's people did very well...