Presidents and press in the Roosevelt era to Nixon
The piece surveys presidential press relations from FDR through Nixon, noting increasingly controlled access, off the record briefings, and varying public relations. It highlights Roosevelt’s frequent conferences, Truman and Eisenhower’s guarded styles, Kennedy’s openness, Johnson’s shift to informal chats, and Nixon’s reliance on aides with limited press conferences.
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Roosevelt
American Society of Newspaper Editors
New York Evening, Post
FBI
Post
David Stern
Harry S. Truman
White House
Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
James Hagerty
Sam Rayburn
Hagerty
FDR
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Nixon
Associated Press
Washington News Committee
John D. Ehrlichman
London taxi drivers show paintings of pastoral scenes
London cabbies paint landscapes during an art show at a Strand hotel. More than 100 canvases by 36 artists feature serenity, village churches, dunes, and canal scenes away from city traffic. Bill Eales sells posters of river views and now drives part time for income. The exhibition opened by Baroness Lee of Asheridge, known as dennie Lee.
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Hugh A. Mulaligan
Associated Press
London (Ap
London
Little Brook
Michaelangelos
Bill Eales
St. Paul’s
Tower Bridge
Thames Embankment
Hales
Anoth
Baroness Lee of
Asheridge
Dennie Lee
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