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...MARILYN Ross Madison...
...white race prejudice with black, DuBois combated racial arrogance and social chauvinism on both sides. This he did by making a scientific study of the so-called 'Negro Problem' and exposed the myth of 'racial superiority' expounded by such pseudo-biologists as Count Arthur de Gobineau, Houston-Stewart Chamberlin, Madison Grant and Lothrop Stoddard, the ideological fathers of Adolph Hitler and the racialists of America and South Africa...
...newsman. Nancy Jalet's familiarity with Wall Street as instrumental in convincing the editors that the Dreyfus Fund's Howard Stein was the man to feature in our cover story on the securities industry; similarly, Sue Raffety, whose special area is advertising, noticed that Madison Avenue seemed to be harping on one theme, "getting it all together," and put that together for story, "All Together...
...return for what Perenchio reports will be a fifty-fifty cut of the profits with him, Cooke chipped in $4,500,000. Another $500,000 was put up by Madison Square Garden, which has already sold out all the mail-order seats for the match. The total $5,000,000 deal was perfect for Ali, who preferred the certainty of cash to the possibility of a percentage. It was also all right with...
...secular press. New York Times Religion Editor Edward B. Fiske is an ordained United Presbyterian minister, although he does not advertise the fact. James Bowman of the Chicago Daily News was a Jesuit priest; Roy Larson of the Chicago Sun-Times was a Methodist minister. William Wineke of the Madison, Wis., State Journal was even specifically ordained by the United Church of Christ to the vocation of religious reporting. Many of the best laymen writing religion are personally devout. A.P.'s George Cornell and U.P.I.'s Louis Cassels are practicing Episcopalians, and the Minneapolis Star's Willmar...