Word: staffers
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...spending bills - he may fly back to Washington before the May summit meeting in Paris comes to an end, leaving Vice President Richard Nixon to sit in for him. "If the Democrats want to make sure that Nixon doesn't go to the summit," said a White House staffer, "then they had better not mess around with spending bills while the President is gone...
...standing there in the hotel room after the nomination, and he'll say, 'We want that boy for Vice President. Go get him for me!' " Is Johnson likely to run as Vice President on anyone else's ticket? Not a chance, says a Johnson staffer. "Can you imagine Lyndon sitting there watching someone else trying to run his Senate?" And if Johnson failed, where would his Southern power go? Johnson personally is fond of Humphrey and somewhat less than impressed by Symington. But conceivably, if the Kennedy-Humphrey-Stevenson liberals are arrayed against Johnson, the Southern...
...America is on a history kick," said Parton, a onetime TIME staffer, and produced figures to prove it. American Heritage Publishing Co., Inc., which did $448,000 worth of business in 1955, reached $7,125,000 last year; Publisher Parton predicts an $8,000,000 to $9,000,000 gross for this year. The hardcover, adless American Heritage, which now sells for $3.95 and can break even with 105,000 subscribers, has 310,000 subscribers. Horizon, a sister magazine launched in September 1958, is equally intellectual (it is devoted to ideas and the fine arts) and just as expensive...
...clock to chronicle every syllable of the debate for official Washington breakfast table reading. Working ten-minute relays over two twelve-hour shifts, 14 Congressional Record reporters (six more than usual) took down verbatim the torrent of words, made it seem almost easy. "After all," explained one Record staffer, "the Southern Senators speak slowly...
...last week the Trib gave full play to the beginning of her exhaustive, five-part study of U.S. colleges and universities. On the Minneapolis Star, the education beat is covered in depth: one man for higher education, another at the secondary and elementary level, still another staffer who keeps busy supervising the 35 high-school students who work as paid education stringers...