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...CLEMENT STONE, 70, Winnetka, Ill., chairman and chief executive officer of Combined Insurance Co. of America (assets: $319,725,000). Gifts: Nixon, $25,000; Republican National Committee, $11,000. Stone, who was Nixon's biggest financial backer in 1968, says that he has given a total of $500,000 to Nixon so far this year, the bulk of it before the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971 went into effect in April...
Moving to the post of associate publisher and director of advertising will be John A. Meyers, a native of Winnetka, III., who joined TIME as an advertising salesman in 1955. He has managed our Cleveland and Chicago sales offices and has served as New York director of sales and U.S. sales director. Since 1968 Meyers has been TIME'S worldwide advertising-sales chief responsible for the magazine's 33 advertising offices round the globe...
...found black fathers of strength in a supposedly matriarchical ghetto and he found a Washington cabdriver from West Virginia who wanted his son to become a newspaperman and hated arrogant bureaucrats who didn't tip him. He found little children with the same dreams as their peers in Winnetka and Newton, and he sorrowed because he knew their dreams would be destroyed. But above all he found complexity. He found that people who may never have heard of the New York Times and who don't care who edits Commentary, respond to the complexity of the world just as variously...
...BRAD SEBSTAD Winnetka...
...these last few years, it's not at all surprising that there's been little available sympathy for those of us youths who have inwardly cringed each time another self-appointed spokesman has raised his newly-published head. But how do you tell that to the folks back in Winnetka or Scarsdale, how do you explain that not every documented utterance of a Kunen and Kelman, or Mungo and Gerzon altogether matches up with your own private view of the world? The already panicking adult community is not apt to have much patience with our own whining protest that...