Word: reporter
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...declining rate of income in relation to rising costs of operation makes the University's position as the nation's most highly endowed institution somewhat deceptive, a Boston Fund report on U.S. colleges and universities revealed yesterday...
TIME'S reporters and writers strive mightily, within the framework of their U.S. upbringing, to understand and report accurately on the newsmaking Latin Americans. This week, for an exhaustively reported story on a major Latin American country and its new President, illustrated with eight pages of color photographs, see THE HEMISPHERE, The Paycheck Revolution...
Last week Defense Secretary McElroy led a Pentagon task force to the President's golf retreat at Augusta to report on the possibilities of wringing water out of the defense budget. After the meeting McElroy told newsmen that it will be "pretty rough'' to keep 1960 spending at the fiscal-1959 level. But when asked whether 1960's total would be $2 billion higher than 1959's, he recoiled: "Oh, no." How about $1 billion higher? "I just don't know," said McElroy. His final word before boarding his plane back to Washington: "economy...
...library is not particularly anxious to assign literature to the Cage. Any book published in the United States or readily available here will be placed in the regular stacks regardless of its content, with the exception of certain medical works like the Kinsey report and birth control propaganda, which are regulated by Massachusetts. All materials which cannot be legally imported, however, must be placed in the Cage. This of course includes the classic cases of American censorship: the well-known, often cited, little-read works of Henry Miller, and the unabridged versions of D. H. Lawrence's more torrid works...
White denied that a specific merger proposal was considered at the meeting, but other railroad men admitted that such a move would be "logical." Said John Barriger, president of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad, who drew up the operational report for the Central and Pennsy: "It would be perfectly natural and constructive for other railroads to integrate into a second system. Then you would have two equally balanced systems in the east...