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...company to continue to operate. But in this age of instant communication, companies sometimes have a problem getting the right message to their employees--and customers and suppliers--abroad. Employees "hear about a filing being made and think, 'Oh, my God, I'll lose my job,'" says Michael Sitrick, CEO of Sitrick & Co., a communications firm that specializes in crisis management. "You have to make sure that overseas managers understand the filing beforehand so they can explain...
...open the dikes to a flood of other "Government propagandists" (TIME, Feb. 27). But friends of the Voice pointed out that either its reporters needed seats to cover the news, or the U.S. didn't need the Voice. Last week a compromise was worked out : Voice Reporters Joseph Sitrick and Grattan McGroarty were admitted to the periodicals (magazine) galleries on an unofficial basis...
Larry Todd, Washington correspondent of the official Soviet news agency Tass, and Rob Hall, Washington correspondent of the Communist New York Daily Worker, may sit in the Senate and House press galleries, take all the notes they want. But as "Government propagandists," Joseph Sitrick and Grattan McGroarty, who cover Congress for the State Department's Voice of America, may not. If they can find seats, they may sit in the public galleries, but like other spectators, may not take notes. In reporting debates they must rely on their memories, or wait for the next day's Congressional Record...
Last week in Washington, there was agitation against Propagandists Todd and Hall, and for Propagandists Sitrick and McGroarty. Movie Star Harold (The Best Years of Our Lives) Russell, national commander of Amvets, called for ousting the Tass and Worker representatives from the press galleries. Many Washington newsmen disagreed: they thought this might infringe upon freedom of the press, might also provoke Soviet reprisals against the few U.S. correspondents still in Moscow (TIME, Nov. 7). As for the Voice of America, a committee of Senate periodicals (magazine) correspondents proposed relaxing the rules: let them sit in the diplomatic gallery and take...