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Hell & Unemployment Compensation. The papers go after spot news with the same vigor they apply to a crusade. Last year, after the city desk picked up news of a $51,000 bank robbery, the papers sent out two-way radio cars to chase the police and the fleeing robber. Their coverage of the chase won the staff the 1953 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting "under pressure of deadlines." At the head of that 220-man staff is Publisher Sevellon Brown, 66, who has bossed the papers for the past 32 years...
There is a provocative passage in The Folks at Home, latest book by Margaret Halsey (With Malice Toward Some). It is: ". . . The word 'communications' is misleading. 'Communication' in the dictionary sense means a two-way exchange. But who ever argues with a movie? Who talks back to TIME and LIFE? To assume that no body wants to is taking too much for granted...
Thank you for your [June 1] publication of Bishop Donegan's comment on the defection of one of our clergy to Rome. While we do not normally burst into print with the fact that there is a two-way road between us and the Roman Church, it is well known to every clergyman that the traffic is heavier in our direction than is usually supposed...
...Bishop Donegan's statistics are poor brief indeed for the two-way-street argument. It may be a two-way street but ... it is a very wide street with about 15 lanes to handle traffic towards Rome and one to handle the Protestant-bound sojourners...
Moving Salesroom. Trans World Airlines opened mobile ticket offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles. In each city, a truck, equipped with reservation counter, upholstered benches and two-way radiotelephone, travels on a fixed route, offering information, reservations and tickets...