Word: treat
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...cranny of public or private life is safe from the curiosity of the U.S. press-except the U.S. press. Publishers treat other publishers as fellow club members whose foibles-and achievements-may be whispered about in a corner of the library but are not to be bruited about in public print. From its window seat in the clubhouse, TIME sees newspapers and newsmen, as well as other magazines, as legitimate, significant and often fascinating subjects for discussion and criticism. Because no other general U.S. publication talks so regularly and so candidly about the press in action, TIME's Press...
...that Communists can never coexist with any government. They drove the Nationalist government out of China. They tried to drive the Nationalist Korean government out of Korea and the Nationalist government from Viet Nam. I would be deceiving myself if I were to think that they are going to treat us differently...
...approach, Methodist-sponsored Together will probably pass a million by its first anniversary in October. As indicated by the growth of such other middlebrow religious magazines as the monthly Catholic Digest (circ. 884,820) and the weekly Lutheran (176,100), the U.S. religious press has at last learned to treat subscribers as readers first, churchgoers second. Said Together Publisher Clark: "We feel we are reaching some of the marginal millions on the periphery of church interest...
...palace, and curtly told the old man that he and his family were to leave at once to enter "enforced residence" at a villa in La Manouba. Clucking around, looking to see if his toothpaste had been packed, the ex-Bey of Tunis asked: "Is this the way to treat an old man who sent money and parcels to Mr. Bourguiba's family when he was in jail?" Then he rode off in his limousine, hiding his face from photographers...
Today the Primavera community has grown to some 700 members through new births and newcomers, many drawn from the U.S. They live in three villages, successfully carry on cattle ranching, lumbering, agriculture and woodworking crafts. They maintain a hospital with 24 beds and treat 10,000 Paraguayans a year...