Word: selections
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Norman Chandlers of Los Angeles this week join a rather select club. In the more than 2,100 issues of TIME, only 16 men and their wives have, until now, been separate cover subjects. With Buff Chandler's appearance this week, some seven years after her husband (July 15, 1957), they become the 17th...
Among the couples in the select TIME cover club, Norman and Buff Chandler are unique in the area of subject matter they represent. Norman Chandler was the subject of a story that turned around the part his Los Angeles Times played in the development of the city, while Mrs. Chandler is the central figure in a Modern Living story because of her great success as a leader in the cause of culture. She is eloquent on the subject. She told her story to Los Angeles Bureau Chief Marshall Berges in a series of conversations, ranging over four days, that...
Women's magazine editors are usually pleased when their product appeals to large audiences. Their advertising directors, on the other hand, like to argue that the space they sell is surrounded by editorial copy that appeals to a very select crew. In competing with TV's undiscriminating mass appeal, they lean hard on their publication's selectivity...
Again, spend some time in the shop and let experts explain to you what is best and why. Select from the advertising two or three stores which appeal most to you, take your wife or date along and enter the first stage of your skiing career...
Though on leave at Notre Dame this year, Silver wishes to return to Ole Miss, where he has taught history since 1936. A select committee of the University's Board of Trustees is currently weighing his record, and Silver therefore warned his listeners to expect "a very boring speech...