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...European foreign minister who had been worried about Muskie's lack of diplomatic experience, the American came across as "serious, correct and very intuitive, not a lawyer like Vance. And I believe that he is not a person to be bullied by anybody." Muskie indeed admitted to newsmen that "I've always found it useful for people to think of me as an intimidating sort of fellow...
Munro, Davidson and Grum are all former magazine publishers, but unlike their two predecessors, they are not former newsmen (Heiskell began as a science editor at LIFE and Shepley served as Washington bureau chief for TIME). The new top executives emphasized, however, that they would retain Time Inc.'s commitment to quality publishing. "I'm not a journalist, but I've got ink in my veins too," says Munro. "It's the magazine group that makes this company different." While publisher of TIME, Davidson worked closely with the editors in the magazine's development...
...average annual rate of 12.8% by the end of 1980. The drop in prices will occur, though, only if the recession is allowed to do its work in an election year. Already various Carter constituencies are screaming as the screws are turning. Even while the President was telling newsmen last week that the recession was "probably" at hand, he was also announcing an additional $75 million in federal spending to revamp the housing subsidy program by cutting interest costs for builders and home buyers. After everyone has so long anticipated the recession, the temptation now will be to stop...
...date was June 4, 1973, the setting a closed session of Senator Sam Ervin's Watergate Committee. G. Gordon Liddy was scheduled to testify before newsmen and TV cameras. But first he had to be sworn in for preliminary quizzing, and Ervin drawled the routine question: "Do you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God?" Liddy's frank answer to the committee...
Those "upsets"are also a message to newsmen...