Word: interviewer
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Licko first met Solzhenitsyn in 1967, when he called on the writer at his former home in Ryazan, a city that is out of bounds to foreigners. Unaware that Licko had held a top post in the Slovak Central Committee during the Stalinist terror. Solzhenitsyn accorded him an interview-the first he had ever given a foreigner. On the strength of the interview, which was published in several European countries, Licko later visited London, where he boasted of his supposed intimacy with Solzhenitsyn; he also signed an affidavit saying that the author had entrusted him with a manuscript of Cancer...
...last journalist known to have met and talked -with Howard Hughes is TIME'S Frank McCulloch. The year was 1958. McCulloch, then Time-Life bureau chief in Los Angeles, was asked by editors in New York to interview Hughes about his difficulties in raising money to buy some of the first jets for Trans World Airlines. It seemed an impossible assignment: Hughes had not dealt personally with any journalist−or with many of his own $100,000-a-year executives−in more than a decade. McCulloch tried anyway, and succeeded. Now TIME'S New York bureau...
...newspaper reported O'Brien identified himself in an interview as a domestic spy for the Army and said of his activities...
...There is no question that there is a definite need for day-care centers. More and more mothers are working either out of necessity or simply because they want to," Kagan said in a telephone interview yesterday from Washington...
...first rebutted Sexual Politics in an interview published in TIME'S cover story on Kate Millett...