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Digital Object Identifier
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363-06949 to 363-06952
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Title
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New York Herald Tribune newsletter about the Siagon office
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Description
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Original title: "What's Going On in and around the New York Herald Tribune", New York Herald Tribune newsletter about the Siagon office and other personnel news. The pages were cut to fit inside a bound book, so some text has been cut off
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Transcript
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WGO
hat's
oing
in and around the New York Herald Tribune
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
AT THE TRIBUNE'S SAIGON GHQ: TIME OUT FOR A CAMERA SMILE
"This picture was taken just outside Bev's
house--which is also the Herald Tribune office
in Saigon--following a luncheon she had given
for Si Freidin who was here for 10 days.'
So wrote ex-Tribune photographer Jill Krementz
to our pix man Ira Rosenberg.
Jill, busy at war-photographing, mostly out-
side Saigon, is back there again after 3
weeks' vacation in Athens. She's the gal at
left, above. Next to her: Pham Xuan An,
special Tribune correspondent...freelancer
Frankie Fitzgerald who has contributed to
NEW YORK Magazine...Executive Editor, Foreign
VOL. 29
News, Si Freidin... and hostess Beverly Deep
special correspondent for the Tribune. Whit
House correspondent Douglas Kiker didn't
quite make the party. He was with Vice Pre
Humphrey's Far Eastern tour at the time.
Wrote our man Si, who has since returned to
his London base (see Saturday's editorial
page): "Asians, in political coats of many
colors, don't want us to get out of Viet Na
Their stark reasons for saying so are worth
of attention in any Congressional debate".
and worth checking, if you missed last
Saturday's ed page.
APRIL 1, 1966
NO. 7
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LUNCHEON AT SARDI'S--CLASSIFIED'S GUEST
Douglas MacIntosh was special guest of the
Classified Department at a March 18 luncheon
at Sardi's, given in honor of his coming
marriage. The ceremony took place last Satur-
day afternoon in the Church of St. Joseph's
of the Palisades, West New York, New Jersey.
The bride is the former Barbara Niosi, with
the personnel department of the National
Broadcasting Company.
Classified's wedding
presents included a savings bond and a gift
certificate.
Congratulators, 1st row: Cecelia Higgins,
Miriam Sanders, Maria McLean, Vivian Frey,
(Doug), Lester Beder, Kathleen Cavanagh and
Frieda Keegan.
Rear: Grace Tintle, Violet Thelen, Mary
Dougrey, Nancy Brown (partly hidden) and
Mildred Jordan.
NEW TO BOOK WEEK
At left is Theodore Solotaroff, newly ap-
pointed Editor of BOOK WEEK (which is also
carried by the Chicago Sun-Times and the
Washington Post). The new editor succeeds
Richard Kluger, who is going to Simon &
Schuster as an editor.
Ted Solotaroff, 37, comes from Commentary
where he was an Associate Editor since 1960
and was in charge of the magazine's book
reviews. He has also contributed reviews to
BOOK WEEK as well as to the Times of London's
literary supplement, The Chicago Review, The
New Republic and Partisan Review.
A native of Elizabeth, New Jersey, he received
his B.A. in 1952 at the University of Michigan
where he won honors in English, made Phi Beta
Kappa and received the Avery Hopwood Awards
in fiction and criticism. He took his master'
degree at the University of Chicago in '56
and, while doing further graduate work, taught
at the University's college and at the Uni-
versity of Indiana.
Ted is married to Shirley Fingerhood, a New
York attorney active in the civil rights
field, and has three children: Paul, 10;
Ivan, 9; and Jason, 3 months.
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A 9-member board of directors was named
March 29 for the World Journal Tribune Inc.
Board members named by Whitney Communications
are: John Hay Whitney, Walter N. Thayer,
and Robert T. MacDonald. Mr. Whitney will
be a member of the board's editorial supervis-
ory committee. Mr. Thayer will serve on the
board's executive committee which will have
general supervision over business affairs.
HOW TO BE A SPACEMAN
HT TV and Radio Editor Dick Doan (below) look-
ing duly apprehensive, receives last-minute
instructions from American Broadcasting
Company's Science Editor Jules Bergman on use
of device--a space-walker--which the Air Force
uses to teach astronauts how to propel them-
selves in weightless-space. The device floats
on a cushion of air. Though the astronauts
didn't quite make it all the way in Gemini 8,
Dick can now give you the low-down on life
among the higher-ups.
INDGA
Who are we? -
The reasons
Happiness
The floors
Sports
Jokes
ing
810 The Tribune
Bill Gleason's Page.
Gym
(stawing
Comics (Batman)..
. 10,11
A Great New Newspape
Editor-in-Chief:
Andrea
di Bonaventura
THE LATEST TRIB... LONG MAY IT WAV
You are looking at the masthead of the newe
Tribune...an illustrated, joke-filled and
philosophical (answers to "What Is Happines
11-page opus. Its "810" derives from the fa
that it's published "now and then (at least
once) by the Fourth Grade, Room 810, Dalton
School. If the editor-in-chief's name isn
quite familiar to you, please be advised th
Miss Andrea di Bonaventura, all of 10 years
comes by it honestly...being one of Editor-
in-Chief Whitney's 7 grandchildren (includi
5 di Bonaventuras and 2 young Haddads).
"
LTV
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PERSONAL
Congratulations to Dick Lavino (7th Floor
Mail Room) and his wife Rose on the birth of
their first, Denise Marie, 7 lbs. 10 oz.,
on February 15. Incidentally, when baby
Denise is dressed up, she wears her lovely
gold locket and chain--gift of Trib friends
who also started her off on a financial
career with a $50 savings bond.
A few Fridays ago Mimi McCabe of the Science
Department was guest of honor at a farewell
luncheon given by Trib friends at Artist
& Writers. Mimi left Editorial to join the
weekly, Medical World News, as a copy editor.
Camille Duhe, former Trib writer on home
decoration, has joined Vogue as editor of the
magazine's new feature "Men in Vogue".
Caroline Windisch-Graetz of Women's Features
has gone to Harper's Bazaar as editor of the
Fashion Independents department.
He
You've been seeing Andrew Hamilton's byline--
and here (below) you see him on camera.
joined the Washington Bureau in February,
coming from Washington's Congressional
Quarterly, where he was Committee Editor and
Senior Writer, specializing in Congressional
affairs and defense matters. Before working
on the Quarterly, correspondent Hamilton
taught English at Brevard Junior College, in
North Carolina. He graduated Magna Cum Laude
from Harvard in '59 and received a master's
in English Literature from Harvard in '61.
He will be covering the Pentagon and related
stories.
SUGAR, SPICE, COFFEE... AND GAVEL
Judge Isabel McGovern, perchance? Not a
chance. The above-pictured gavel-in-hand per-
formance of our Isabel, of Women's Features,
came as a completely unrehearsed surprise to
her.
When she went to cover the Open-House
put on by the New York Coffee and Sugar Ex-
change for food editors of radio, TV, news-
papers and magazines, the names of all
editors were put into a bowl, Isabel's was
drawn and to her went the special honor of
open-sesame-ing the Open House.
The Grand Opening took place at the Exchange,
79 Pine Street, on February 25.
Rx: CHEERS FOR OUR FAVORITE R. N.
T
Grateful patients feted Herald Tribune nurse
Miss Edna Meckes at luncheon today (Friday,
April 10) at the Artist & Writers' Round
Table. The theme was "Thank you, Miss Meckes
for curing our headaches over the years, so
here's 1,000 aspirins (in a Steuben glass
bowl) to refill the medicine chest."
PHOTO CREDITS
Doug MacIntosh group, by Jimmy Kavallines
Ted Solotaroff, by Ira Rosenberg
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Date
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1966, Apr. 1
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Subject
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Vietnam War, 1961-1975; New York herald tribune; Reporters and reporting; Journalists; War correspondents
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Location
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New York, United States
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Coordinates
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40.7128; -74.0060
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Size
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20 x 26 cm
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Container
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B188, F8
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Format
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newsletter
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Collection Number
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MS 363
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Collection Title
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Beverly Deepe Keever, Journalism Papers
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Creator
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New York herald tribune
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Collector
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Keever, Beverly Deepe
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Copyright Information
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These images are for educational use only. To inquire about usage or publication, please contact Archives & Special Collections.
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Publisher
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Archives & Special Collections, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries
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Language
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English
