Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...JOURNAL (shown on Mondays). "Every Seventh Child" studies the parochial-school system today. Filmed in churches and schools from Baltimore to St. Louis, the program includes thoughtful interviews with educators, church leaders, parents and students...
...alone in its sales and earnings sag. Enough corporations held annual meetings and reported first-quarter results last week so that patterns became clear. Surveying 514 companies, the New York Times found their combined profits off 7.3%, compared to last year. A similar survey by the Wall Street Journal of 468 companies showed after-tax earnings down 9% for the quarter. The sharpest drops were in autos, steel, rails, textiles, aircraft and building materials. Moderate gains were registered in office equipment, petroleum, tobacco, publishing and utilities. Here, too, the news was two-tone, and the future looked significantly better than...
Jimmy Cannon wrote in the New York World Journal Tribune: "He (Clay) desires martyrdom. But what religion has thugs to do its missionary work with kicks? There were Black Muslims in the mob of assassins that killed Malcolm X. The karate is an expression of their piety in street rumbles. It is Clay's cop-out that he is a minister of this furious sect...
Most of the 700 tax-free U.S. periodicals will not feel the bite, for they carry little or no advertising and operate in the red. But a minority, including Nation's Business, the Geographic, the Journal of the American Medical Association, and Analytical Chemistry (published by the American Chemical Society), will be hard hit. Total advertising revenues of the tax-exempts amount to more than $100 million per year. Taxes will take quite a bite out of this...
...writer is spending a leave of absence studying the problems of Mexican-Americans in south Texas. The following article first appeared in The Texas Observer, a Statewide liberal journal--Ed. note...