Word: printings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Bozer said the film society was trying to get a print of Leni Riefenstahl's "Triumph of the Will," a pro-Nazi German film released...
Robert B. Knauss '75, co-chairman of the Adams film society, said he did not know when the society would show the film. "We'd like to show it soon if we can work it out," he said. The society was supposed to return its print of the film yesterday, Knauss said, but it will try to get an extension from the rental company...
...postwar period," he wrote in a column announcing his retirement, "were the leaders I followed. Theirs were the ideas I shared (and still share). But all that is over now ... and we have to find new bearings." Later he offered a typically gloomy prognosis for the future of print journalism: "The written word is going...
...what could sustain interest in 65 more pages about the scandal? First-person articles by some of the principals, for one thing, and Harper's managed to come up with some fresh and remarkable copy. "Plumbers" G. Gordon Liddy, Eugenio Martinez and Bernard Barker tell their stories in print for the first tune. E. Howard Hunt contributes a brief essay on hush money. Former Nixon Aide Herbert L. Porter writes a cautionary tale about how easy it is to be caught in perjury. Such diverse commentators as Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., Eugene McCarthy, Art Buchwald and exAgnew Press Aide...
...peak, Rogers' original column ran in 500 papers and reached about 40 million readers. An estimated 10 million are witnessing the current revival, and response has been enthusiastic. Sterling reports heavy mail, not only from old Rogers buffs but also from younger readers who are seeing him in print for the first time. Presumably, they find that events today tend to bear out Sterling's favorite Rogers line: "Any man who thinks civilization has advanced is an egotist...