Word: publishers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...North Dakota lawyer turned Army officer, was guilelessly astonished at the fuss. In his months of collecting reports of atrocities, he had become convinced that the U.S. did not realize the kind of enemy it was fighting in Korea. He had got permission from Ridgway's headquarters to publish his findings, but Ridgway's men apparently did not realize what they were doing...
...sign or ask staffers to sign, called the oath "terrible." Herald Tribune Newspaper Guildsmen brought up and then voted down a resolution asking Civil Defense officials to take back the request for oaths. If a newspaper's employees didn't sign, it might not be able to publish if the city were attacked. At week's end, neither the pink-eyed Compass nor the Communist Worker had received forms from the Civilian Defense. "A clerical error," said Civil Defense...
...thing to shut down and seize a great daily, Argentina's Juan Peron has found, but quite another thing to publish it. Since last May Day, when he gave Buenos Aires' La Prensa to "the workers," the General Confederation of Labor (C.G.T.) has struggled to get another edition of the daily on the stands. Twice C.G.T. has set publication dates, but no papers have come out, in part because the government let printing machinery become clogged with rust and dust...
...Radcliffe News will publish a 32-page literary magazine early in February, Diana Crane '53, editor-in-chief, announced yesterday. Radcliffe students will receive copies free of charge...
When he left the Smith group in '50, Hall came to work in the Boston office of Birkhead's organization. But he disagreed with the other members about policy and decided to go out on his own; "I wanted to be free to write and publish as I pleased...