Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Scorning the Adage. The essence of Johnsonism begins with the proposition that politics is a profession in which anything can be accomplished, and that success is mandatory. To achieve, it is only necessary to "reason together," for in a democracy it is always possible to find a majority that will...
This week's cover on Justice Black and the role of the Court was preceded by many shorter stories over the past year, for the Court is obviously one of the section's chief and continuing subjects. But coverage has extended from the marble halls to lesser courts...
∙ ON DOMESTIC CAREERS: "We crave light and warmth in this century. Only the mother, the wife, can supply it for the home. To be a housewife is not easy. Ours is a difficult, a wrenching, sometimes an ungrateful job if it is looked on only as a job. Regarded...
At 59, O'Hara is looking forward to his return to active journalism, a profession that he left in 1933, after stints on the Herald Tribune, Hearst's New York Daily Mirror and TIME, to write Appointment in Samarra, his first novel, an immediate popular and critical success...
Golden Age. For Gunther, who arrived there in 1930, it also meant some pretty fast journalistic company. Such famed Vienna hands and visiting correspondents as Vincent Sheean, William L. Shirer, the New York Evening Post's roving Dorothy Thompson and its resident Balkanologist M. W. ("Mike") Fodor, I.N.S.'...