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...cover article done by a single department of TIME. Writers and correspondents in Science, Medicine and Religion were proposing separate projects; Behavior had become a significant part of the field as well. Hence, this week's special section represents a collaboration among the four sections. Senior Editor Leon Jaroff (Atom No. 1 in the journalistic molecule) headed the task force. Science Writer Frederic Golden (2), drawing on material gathered by John by Sydnor Vanderschmidt (3), Alan Anderson (4) and John Wilhelm (5), traced the assault on the mysteries of molecular biology. Jere Donovan (6), assisted by Nina Lihn...
TIME's cover story this week discusses that sorely tried but extraordinarily durable institution, the American family. And so we thought it appropriate to introduce with their families some of the people who helped put the article together. From the top: Senior Editor Leon Jaroff with his five children; Researcher Ingrid Michaelis and husband, Martin; Assistant Art Director Arturo Cazeneuve with son and wife, Anne. At bottom are Art Writer Robert Hughes and wife, Danne. Hughes is mainly responsible for our story discussing another sort of society-the company of angels, whose ancestry is older than Christianity itself...
...that each person act out how he would like to appear on TIME'S cover. "One girl wanted to see herself on the cover stripping," says Svedberg, "and proceeded to pose that tableau." The story was written by John Koffend, researched by Virginia Adams, and edited by Leon Jaroff, who also relates his experience at a Cleveland sensitivity session in an accompanying feature...
Senior Editor Leon Jaroff recently spent a weekend with a Cleveland encounter group. Here he reports on his experiences...
...with Houston's voluminous files, Golden wrote and Sydnor Vanderschmidt researched the main narrative story, "Four Days of Peril Between Earth and Moon," while Peter Stoler and Mary Kelley were responsible for the box on "The Brave Men of Apollo." Those stories were edited by Senior Editor Leon Jaroff. Laurence Barrett, with Ann Constable as researcher, wrote the introduction, "Apollo's Return: Triumph Over Failure." Says Golden: "People forget that earlier shots had their problems too. But they were short-lived, and the happy ending quickly obscured the drama." No one is likely to forget Apollo...