Word: jamieson
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JAMIESON JR. New York City
...assignment that might be the envy of many a girl, Researcher Mary Cronin not only interviewed 15 young millionaires but also talked to physicians, psychiatrists and clergymen on what makes a man want to make a mil lion. As he handed in his story for editing by Edward Jamieson, Marshall Loeb couldn't resist the observation that writing a TIME cover calls for about the same ingredients as becoming a millionaire: careful research, singleness of purpose and a lot of effort...
This week's cover story about one of the world's most remarkable businessmen is a case in point. Reported largely by Los Angeles Bureau Chief Marshall Berges, written by Spencer Davidson and edited by Edward L. Jamieson, it is a story of business and art and philanthropy-but, most of all, it is a searching examination of the life and works of Norton Simon, the corporate Cezanne...
...Rathbone's $293,000) will run giant Jersey in much the same fashion as Rathbone. His chief responsibility will be chairing the daily executive committee meetings and weekly gatherings of the tightlipped, 15-man inside board and shaping broad policy, while Jersey's new president, John Kenneth Jamieson, 54, oversees day-to-day operations...
...joined Litton as director of military relations. He charges that he helped the group buy the firm's small predecessor company from Charles Litton, and that an agreement was made to split the founders' stock into five parts-two for Thornton and one each for Jamieson, Ash and Steele. As it turned out, Thornton got at least 144,000 shares, Steele only 10,000. According to Litton's lawyers, Steele was fired in 1959 after telling Tex Thornton that he planned to sue for a bigger share...