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...Fahey put his diary in a trunk and went to work in Waltham's sanitation department. Not until 1960 did he read a paperback reprint of Admiral Halsey's Story, by Joe Bryan III. Then Fahey made a fair copy of his own diary and sent it to Bryan. He also sent it to Naval Historian Samuel Eliot Morison, who sent it to Houghton Mifflin with a gracious foreword...
Because of the heavy demand, the CRIMSON has printed a special reprint edition of yesterday's issue. Copies will be available at local news stands and at the CRIMSON...
Next week, as a further service, the CRIMSON intends to reprint what may well become an equally traditional antidote to Mr. Carswell's suggestions. Entitled "The Grader Replies," the article was written by a teaching fellow and first appeared on January...
...recent TIME covers have prompted a particularly large and enthusiastic reaction from readers around the world. Boris Artzybasheffs dramatic depiction of the Wall (Aug. 31) brought hundreds of inquiries about reprints, including two requests from U.S. Government agencies interested in making a clear statement on the nature of the free world's position in Berlin. The James Monroe cover (Sept. 21), one of this year's most popular issues on the newsstand, inspired a flow of congratulations and requests for reprints of both cover and story. As a result, we have prepared a color reproduction of The Wall...
...Many publishers allow us reprint rights gratis," says the poormouth letter Atlas sends to publishers abroad. "There is a great appetite here for learning what the foreign press has to say," says Miss Worley, stepdaughter of Copley Press Founder Ira C. Copley. "How many Americans know how brilliant Italian journalism is, for example, or, for that matter, what's being said anywhere? The nicest comment we've had was from a reader who said, 'Atlas takes the surprise, if not the sting out of the headlines.' How often are you flabbergasted to read of some embassy...