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...found the secret to perpetual life." With firefights still raging outside Saigon, Cloud was understandably guarded in his reaction to reports of an imminent ceasefire. But last week, with Henry Kissinger proclaiming "Peace is at hand," a team of 23 TIME writers and reporter-researchers under Senior Editors Jason McManus and Otto Friedrich put the final touches to a 20-page special section on the long war and the shape of coming peace. The section was begun three weeks ago after we learned that significant progress was being made at the secret Paris talks. "It is an attempt," says McManus...
...hand in Miami Beach were Time Inc. Editor in Chief Hedley Donovan, TIME Managing Editor Henry Grunwald, Senior Editor Jason McManus, and the Nation staff of 16, who were intent on assessing an event that has no real parallel in all the world's governments...
...product of many weeks' work by our correspondents round the country and the staff of the Nation section working under the direction of Senior Editor Jason McManus and Head Researcher Raissa Silverman. The supplement describes the candidates' styles, strategies and chances of success. It also explains the effect of electoral reforms made in the past four years. With its convenient tally sheet for keeping track of each candidate's progress, the supplement is designed to be taken out and saved for reference...
...present all the economic, political and human aspects of this story as cohesively as possible, we decided to modify our format. Our Business and Nation staffs collaborated on a special section that leads this issue. The project was jointly supervised by Nation Editor Jason McManus and Business Editor Marshall Loeb. The editors called in reports from 21 domestic and foreign TIME bureaus, in addition to consulting our own Board of Economists. In New York, a team of seven writers and ten reporter-researchers worked on the section...
...reporter and assistant city editor on the Minneapolis Tribune before coming to TIME in 1960. "Ed has the most professional of gifts: the ability to take an enormous quantity of complicated material and make swift, readable and often eloquent sense of it," says Nation Senior Editor Jason McManus. Quiet, understated and equipped with a wry sense of humor, Magnuson at the end of each week in Manhattan drives 260 miles to his 22-acre farm in Sutton, N.H., in time to join his wife Mae, their two teen-age daughters and six-year-old son for a leisurely long weekend...