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...Tribune does not plan to ease up in its crusade until it finishes what it started out to do-clean up Tampa. Managing Editor Newton takes the long view on the duty of a newspaper. Said he: "Today's scoop is in tomorrow's ashcan, but a job done for public betterment lives long...
Dean Small, in a letter informing Miss Labenow's mother of the disciplinary action, explained that Miss Labenow had failed to meet the "standards of journalism which Radcliffe expects of its students." She said she and others had felt for some time that "getting a scoop has more importance to her than any other obligation" and told Mrs. Labenow that that feeling "is not without basis in fact...
...Deborah Labenow Labenow '51, former correspondent for the Herald and former Bureau Chief for the CRIMSON. She had dug up a scoop on Radcliffe's proposed graduate center and checked it with Dean Cronkhite. "She liked the story," says Miss Labenow...
...strong feeling which has pre-vailed for some time, that information not ready for publication must be kept from Debby because getting a scoop has more importance to her than any other obligation is not without basic in fact...
United Press Correspondent P. D. Sharma, however, managed to scoop them all without even leaving New Delhi. "The Dalai Lama, 16-year-old boy ruler of Tibet, has fled from Lhasa," he cabled last week. "He made the decision to flee after four of his cabinet ministers were killed in battle...