Word: journaliste
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Palermo. In common with most of those on the church's Calendar of Saints, Dolci makes no sense to sensible men. He may well be a saint but if so he will be the first to have received the Lenin Peace Prize. James McNeish, an itinerant New Zealand journalist, has now undertaken Dolci's biography. It is a strange story, and possibly a more ambitious writer would not have succeeded so well. McNeish lets the facts speak their own contradictions and confesses himself baffled, after four years' active association with Dolci, as to the central essence...
Born. To Pierre Salinger, 40, President Kennedy's press secretary and later five-month interim U.S. Senator from California, now a $70,000-a-year vice president of Continental Airlines; and Nicole Salinger, 27, his French-born third wife, a journalist who won him in a campaign interview: their first child, a son (he has three children by his first wife); in Los Angeles...
...last day, General Motors remained Sloan's primary interest. As its honorary chairman, he scrupulously attended all board meetings. Troubled by deafness in his later years, he took to conducting conversations by note writing. Not long ago, a journalist scribbled out a question: What is the U.S. stock with the most promising growth prospect? Without hesitation, Sloan answered: "General Motors...
...French journalist Jean Lacouture, author of three books on Vietnam and a research fellow at Harvard, last night criticized General Maxwell Taylor's testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee...
Xavier Domingo, a 36-year-old Spaniard who works as a literary journalist in Paris, has chosen to write about a civic "nightmare"-the 1961 police action against the sub-proletariat of Algerians living in the squalid city outskirts-in terms of a real nightmare...