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...those correspondents and one of those photographers were positioned to give U.S. readers a unique and extraordinary view of the Grenada invasion from start to finish. Sensing that the invasion was imminent, TIME Correspondent Bernard Diederich and Photographer Claude Urraca joined five other journalists in persuading a fishing-boat captain to ferry them to Grenada. They arrived in the capital, St. George's, well before the invading forces reached it. Diederich's exclusive report of the U.S. assault as viewed from behind the defenders' lines, with Urraca's pictures, is part of the special section...
...Magnuson. Reported by Douglas Brew/Washington, Bernard Diederich/ St. George's and William McWhirter /Bridgetown
...allied Caribbean forces were coordinating their assault on Grenada, TIME was engineering a landing of its own. After a five-hour voyage in an open boat, Caribbean Correspondent Bernard Diederich headed ashore on D-day to find the capital city of St. George's still in the hands of Grenada's People's Revolutionary Army. The Marines would not take charge of the town for another two days. Diederich's account of the invasion...
Litton insists that it is not anti-union or systematically trying to keep unions out of its plants. One-fifth of the firm's 65,000 workers in the U.S. are members of more than two dozen different labor organizations. Said Mathias Diederich, Litton's director of industrial relations: "There were no mass firings, and there has never been a case where it has been determined that a plant has been closed due to union activity...
Reported by Bernard Diederich/ Managua, Timothy Loughran/ San Salvador and Wilton Wynn with the Pope