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...company found out about its distinction when proofs of the proposed stamp were sent around to manufacturers. So did Detroit newspapermen, and so did Reo's competitors. When reporters made inquiries at the Post Office Department, Postmaster General Arthur. E. Summerfield promised them that he would take a second look at the design...
...swirl of officials and newspapermen and honor guards, the Shah made his way with difficulty. Two bureaucrats flung themselves on the ground before him, embraced his legs and tried to kiss his feet; embarrassed in front of the foreign newspapermen, the Shah, after patting the bureaucrats' heads, tried to disengage himself. He looked tired, and as he made his way down the reception line past teary-eyed officials, his own eyes filled too. He clasped Ambassador Henderson's hand heartily; he gave Soviet Envoy Anatoly Lavrentiev a perfunctory handclasp. Then he was off to the palace...
...celebrate their first anniversary, the Ruling Twelve invited 81 newspapermen from 49 countries. The visitors could see for themselves that the Blessed Movement had come a long way from the unmourned era of Farouk, but still had a long...
...tactless editorial which seemed to take Peru's side in the Haya controversy, Rojas Pinilla closed El Siglo for a day. Censorship was also strict, though seemingly impartial, at other papers. Rojas has promised to return a measure of press freedom, after working out a set of "newspapermen's commandments." This may be less onerous than Gómez' capricious prior censorship, because it will put the rules down in black & white, but it will still be censorship...
...prosecutor for the Crown, can be best described as a go-getting U.S. district attorney with a knighthood. Wortley's police chief is another odd case of hands across the sea, one of those blunt Britons of the old Prohibition gang-war days. As for Wortley's newspapermen, nothing like them has been seen in the North Country since The Front Page came to the local flickers...