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...Boston Media: Role and Responsibility. Panel with Laura Shapiro (Phoenix). Michael Dobo (BAD), Danny Schecter (WBCN). Bill Slater (WBZ-TV). Cohen Aud., Tufts. 8, March...
When the President's trip to China was announced last year, no publication knew how many correspondents it could send, but TIME and LIFE had no doubt about their first choices: Jerrold Schecter, our White House correspondent, and Hugh Sidey, Washington bureau chief and LIFE columnist. This week the two are exploring Peking with President Nixon, along with TIME-LIFE Photographer John Dominis, one of the few still cameramen on the trip. For Schecter it is almost like going home. He began China watching in 1960 in our Hong Kong bureau, later viewed the mainland from another angle...
...Time Inc. has three places. White House Correspondent Jerrold Schecter will cover the trip for TIME, Washington Bureau Chief Hugh Sidey for LIFE and LIFE Photographer John Dominis will represent both magazines...
...minor curiosities of Nixon's address was the pointed thanks to French President Georges Pompidou for his "personal assistance" in arranging the secret talks. To discover the nature of the assistance, TIME Correspondents William Rademaekers in Paris and Jerrold Schecter in Washington traced the Kissinger spoor. It turns out that the first Kissinger mission, on Aug. 4, 1969, was set up through Jean Sainteny, a former French commissioner in Hanoi and a longtime intimate of North Viet Nam's late leader, Ho Chi Minh. When it became apparent that more Kissinger flights would be necessary, French Foreign Minister Maurice Schumann...
...President seemed to be acting out of anger at what he considered India's duplicity and its threat to his grand design in foreign policy. He apparently had ignored his own cardinal rule of presidential decision making, stated only last month to TIME White House Correspondent Jerrold Schecter: "Great decisions, if they are to be good decisions, must be made coolly; and if you respond in hot blood, you cannot make good decisions...