Word: publisher
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Cried Churchill, angered by reports that some scientists threatened to publish everything they knew about the atom: "... I hope the law will be used against these men [scientists] with utmost vigor. . . . On many occasions in the past we have seen attempts to rule the world by experts of one kind or another. There have been theocratic governments. It is now suggested that we should have scientistic -not scientific-governments...
...worst she saved for her ex-son-in-law Washington Columnist Drew Pearson, whom she mortally hates. Wrote Cissie: "Ah, Drew, rose-sniffing, child-loving, child-cheater, sentimental Drew. . . . Vicious and. . . ." (Eleven more lines, reflecting on Mr. Pearson's personal habits, have been deleted by TIME. To publish them might put TIME into court for disseminating a libel...
After two days Reporter Basque took down his sign, stepped to a microphone and told Radio France's listeners: tomorrow the well-informed Paris-Matin will publish an investigation of the broadcasting system. Be sure to read...
Author Bruff had written, and failed to publish, six previous novels. She had put her husband to sleep reading them to him. But she had kept him wide awake with The Manatee. An acquaintance made a businesslike suggestion: hire a press agent to sell the Bruff product in a businesslike way. Her husband approved. She hired Hollywood's Russell Birdwell for $50,000 for two years. Chief theme of his publicity: Miss Bruff, a free and gifted soul, had escaped or been expelled from almost every school she had attended...
...British had been raging since Truman put Prime Minister Attlee on the spot with a public demand that 100,000 Jews be admitted immediately to Palestine. Now the British intimated that if the record was not published by the U.S., they -or Ibn Saud-would publish...