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Shortly after graduation, the trained hotelkeeper decided to turn critic. He heard that Jane Nickerson, the woman who was then the Times food editor, was about to retire. "Don't you think it's time for the paper to hire a man?" he asked bluntly. The paper agreed...
Flowers said he was confident that by 1970 there will be large numbers of Negro voters. He said he planned to run for office in 1968 or 1970. "I definitely will not retire from politics," he declared.
AFFAIRS AT STATE, by Henry Serrano Villard. An eminent career diplomat about to retire from the corps as Ambassador to Mauretania writes an acid lament for the lost art of diplomacy. His arguments are bitter: career men are undermined by rich, gauche political appointees; the supposedly myopic State Department has...
Summer Home. Today, long past the time when he was a humble aspirant to an old master's throne, Ormandy has all the moves of a maestro to the manner born. He receives visitors in his Bellevue-Stratford Hotel suite (where he has lived with his second wife for...
AFFAIRS AT STATE, by Henry Serrano Villard. An eminent career diplomat about to retire from the corps as Ambassador to Mauretania writes an acid lament for the lost art of diplomacy. His arguments are bitter: career men are undermined by rich, gauche political appointees; the meddlesome, myopic State Department has...