Word: journalists
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...would have given up the chance to take part in history the way we did." Senior Writer Ed Magnuson, who wrote this week's Watergate article, has turned out 21 cover stories on the conspiracy. Said he: "This story has been both arduous and satisfying for a journalist. But it yields no joy. High officials who used lawless means to manipulate the public they were supposed to serve have been stopped. But it was too close a call...
Connie Paige, a free-lance journalist, also has a motion before the court, to quash a subpoena ordering her to testify for the prosecution...
Harvard's share of the million-dollar estate left by late political journalist Walter Lippmann '10 will come to almost $800,000, according to Louis S. Auchincloss, the lawyer for the estate...
Lippman's will provides that the journalist's letters, notes and published and unpublished manuscripts be given to Yale University's Sterling Library. Lippmann gave Yale a voluminous collection of earlier papers...
...height of public acrimony in 1967, Lippmann gave up his Washington home and moved back to New York. Journalist Marquis Childs recalls Lippmann's dejection at the time: "He was saying 'Never again, never again.' " But he continued to speak out as a contributor to Newsweek and in interviews...