Word: thayer
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Well, not quite all the backs. At week's end the financially hard-pressed Herald Tribune decided it was losing revenues over what were beside-the-point issues to everyone but the New York Times. In a "Dear John" letter, Trib President Walter N. Thayer told Gaherin that his paper was resigning from the association and resuming publication this week. He traced the decision back to what he called the association's "unrealistic" settlement with the printers' union last March...
Guild Paradox. "Then, the issues were automation and antiquated work practices," wrote Thayer. "These were the crucial issues, and they should have been dealt with decisively at that time. Some members of the association agreed with our position. Some did not. As a consequence, we reached a compromise settlement which gave the typographical union veto power over automation and also perpetuated the antiquated practices...
...JOHN N. THAYER Prairie Village, Kans...
...Rape of the Republican Party" may be the title of the Ripon Society's forthcoming book on "what Republicans have to do if they are ever to win again," Thomas P. Petri '62 said yesterday. Petri, a proctor in Thayer Hall, will edit the work, to be published in September...
Bundie jumped behind a corner of the building and cautiously watched the fellow walk ponderously past the University Mail Office. Biff stayed carefully hidden until the fat man had disappeared behind Thayer North. Then he began tailing the stranger, dashing from one hiding place to the next, always just staying out of sight...