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Organization Man King rules by delegating authority to able associates, e.g., brash Editorial Director Hugh Cudlipp, ironing out differences, keeping a sharp eye on the ledger. When methodical Cecil King heard last week that a rival bid had been entered for Amalgamated, he was certain that his board of directors would up his offer as necessary, took off as scheduled for Africa, confident that he would become the King of press kings...
...grapple with readers' problems in wartime, when he ran a serviceman's gripe column in the armed-forces paper, Union Jack. So successful was the column that at war's end, when the Union Jack's editor, a bright young Fleet Streeter named Hugh Cudlipp (now editorial director for the Mirror group) returned as editor of the Pictorial, he persuaded Hubble to run the readers' service bureau for the Mirror and Pictorial. Hubble's eye for a good story soon turned the bureau into one of the papers' best news sources, and made...
...Daily Mail gasped at her "diplomacy, mischief, bubbling sense of fun." The News Chronicle's Percy Cudlipp, finding prose inadequate, turned and with a side glance at Playwright-Husband Arthur Miller penned a parody of Hiawatha titled Highbrowarthur's Honeymoon...
...Perfectly fair criticism, Mr. Cudlipp, perfectly fair," replied Eden, smoothing his hair. "On the other hand, I have sat in Cabinets on and off for 20 years . . . and I'm afraid I have said more than somewhat sometimes about domestic affairs...
...fears of it, and by the old-maidish restrictions of the government-owned BBC. On one TV press conference. Prime Minister Eden gathered his Cabinet stalwarts about him. There was only one declared enemy among the newsmen. "The criticism most frequently made of you," said pro-Labor Editor Hugh Cudlipp, ". . . is that you are not well versed in home affairs . . . What do you feel...