Word: oulahan
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...existence of all the problems everyone complains about, but tries to bear in mind that many of the problems of the city are the price of its attraction to such numbers of people that they get in one another's way. The story was written by Richard Oulahan Jr., who, as a typical New Yorker, works in Manhattan and commutes home to Yonkers, but once the kids grow up (all seven of them) dreams of moving into The Plaza. The TIME bureaus of five cities contributed their thousands of words, and the story was researched by Dorothea Bourne...
...story was written by Richard Oulahan Jr. and edited by Champ Clark. Oulahan was so full of the subject at home that he discovered one of his seven children piling up boards in the basement, all set to start building. He is now resolved to put up a "poor man's shelter" of his own. TIME'S own nuclear defense preparations in New York City, also just getting under way, will be part of the shelter program developed by Rockefeller Center (the TIME & LIFE Building is the newest building in this skyscraper complex). The Center hopes to provide...
...made his bow as the leading campaigner for the 1960 presidential nomination; he appeared again on Nov. 24, 1958, front and center among five other Democratic hopefuls. Appropriately, this week's story on the Kennedy clan was written by another Irishman (and father of seven), Associate Editor Richard Oulahan...
...Humphrey cover was written by Associate Editor Richard Oulahan Jr., grandson of the New York Times's Washington Bureau Chief Richard V. Oulahan (1912-31) and himself a one-time Washington correspondent for TIME. It was edited by Louis Banks, also a former Washington reporter for TIME and senior editor of the National Affairs section since early...