Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Novelist Gilbert is a journalist who won't admit it. The contrived, never-say-die plot of The Beautiful Life is simply a device to move his characters through the inner circle. Exclusive restaurants and discotheques, the Plaza, "molto snob" boutiques and hair salons, Parke-Bernet, Sutton Place, a round of Capotesque parties, and assorted Upper East Side bedrooms...
...French army. He became fascinated by Viet Nam, and turned the task of understanding and explaining the agony, hopes, failures and confusion of the torn country into a personal mission. Armed with master's and doctorate degrees from the University of Syracuse, he became at once a journalist, academician, lecturer and pundit...
...controversial but not the only way," says Bethell; "besides, I don't know who the Bulletin would speak for, not for the Associated Harvard Alumni, and surely not for the University." Bethell prefers to be provocative in what he calls "news analysis." He has run two articles on British journalist Henry Fairlie's charges of a Kennedy takeover at Harvard, and gave extensive coverage to the McNamara confrontation last November...
...JOURNAL (shown on Mondays). "Ninety Days," a BBC production, recreates the horror and outrage of a white South African journalist who is imprisoned for a "crime" that is never explained by the authorities...
...been one of President Johnson's closest advisers be the kind of impartial journalist needed to run the seventh largest daily in the nation? Moyers conceded that the question is pertinent, all the more so, since L.B.J. "not only gave me employment but his confidence." Would he support the President? "In the eyes of many people, I'll be damned if I do, damned if I don't." Had L.B.J. given him any special parting advice? Yes. "He said, 'I'll keep an eye on you, if you'll keep an eye on Bobby...