Word: journalists
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...book came out of a long series of conversations that Truman, then 77, had in 1961 and early 1962 with Novelist and Journalist Merle Miller during the preparation of a television series. The TV project did not pan out, but Miller, who has become a Gay Lib crusader in recent years, filed away his tapes and extensive notes of the talks. He explains that he just did not get around to doing anything with them until after Truman's death last December at the age of 88. Miller admits to never having told the former President about his plans...
...conference concluded that a journalist, whom the conferees defined as anyone employed in a newsgathering capacity by a periodic medium or a scholar or researcher in a bona fide capacity with intent to disseminate, should have a broad legal privilege to protect confidential information and sources...
Senior Editor Marshall Loeb will oversee the new section, which will be written and researched by the Business staff but will also draw on the expertise of Environment, Science and other departments. A journalist since the age of 15, when he wrote sport stories in two Chicago periodicals for $2 per week. Loeb joined TIME as a Business writer in 1956 and has been senior editor of the Business section since...
...incidentally), is at the Central along with Jean Luc Godard's Le Gai Savoir. Two more different political films would be hard to imagine, yet both apply New Wave ideas of using the camera as pen. Malle treats the masses of Calcutta with touch of a journalist more interested in shocking than explaining. Godard's effort is billed as "an essay on language, film, and revolution"--somewhat heavier fare...
...other stories, rather than dealing with the fallout of Vietnam, Just draws less topical vignettes: a senator announcing his divorce ("Noone"), a Foreign Service Officer watching his career turn into a shambles ("Burns") or the crack-up of a journalist and its consequences ("The Brigadier General and the Columnist's Wife...