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...most important announcement about TIME in ten years," Editor-in-Chief Henry R. Luce last week announced three staff changes that appear near the top of the masthead this week. The changes...
...Alexander, 61, managing editor of TIME since December 1949-the longest period anyone has served in that post-becomes editor. Said Editor-in-Chief Luce: ''The post of editor, which I held from 1923 to 1949, is revived in order that TIME may have the benefit of a senior executive able and qualified to develop long-range plans for progress and development...
Succeeding Alexander as managing editor is Otto Fuerbringer, 49, a member of TIME'S editorial staff since 1942 and assistant managing editor since 1951. "As managing editor," said Luce, "Otto Fuerbringer succeeds to the post most highly esteemed in TIME tradition...
When Roy Alexander became managing editor in 1949, TIME had a circulation of 1,800,000; now it has just passed the 3,000,000 mark. The new team, said Editor-in-Chief Luce, "takes over at a time when TIME is in fine form. With them in their new posts, we may hope and expect that TIME will do even better...
...strange rapture. Writers of ages past, from the author of the Book of Jonah to Matthew Arnold, few of whom had ever been under water in their lives, have been inspired to imaginative fantasies about life in the depths. One modern writer who has been there is Clare Boothe Luce, playwright turned diplomat. In a memorably lyrical series for SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, she reported her experiences: "What fishes like flowers, what stones like trees. The coral reefs are a golden girdle of dead and living cities, which dwarf in their age and beauty all the cities of man." Says Ray Hoaglund...