The Foreign Correspondent Booklet On Covering News Abroad
A State University of Iowa publication gathers reports from 37 foreign correspondents in Paris London Egypt Iran Israel Trans-Jordan Korea Japan Germany Rome Austria Argentina Uruguay Chile Bolivia Paraguay Brazil India North Africa Russia detailing hazards censorship language barriers and daily bureau operations They discuss getting at the truth and conveying clear meaning to editors and readers.
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State University of Iowa Graduate College and School of Journalism
Paris
London
Egypt
Iran
Israel
Trans-Jordan
Korea
Japan
Germany
Rome
Austria
Argentina
Uruguay
Chile
Bolivia
Paraguay
Brazil
India
North Africa
Russia
J. William Maxwell
SUI School of Journalism
Leslie G. Moeller
Harold Callender
New York Times
Paul Ghali
Chicago Daily News
Welds to journalism: a journeyman’s path to Time and press
John Scott parlayed welding skill and travel aims into a top publishing role. He studied welding, shipped to Berlin, worked as a steel technician for Russians, then moved to Moscow where he met a reporter and began writing for Cassidy’s five-paper string.
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John Scott
Time Magazine
Scott
United States
University of Wisconsin
California
Berlin
Germany
Cassidy
Russia
Why In News Vital Koop Urges Interpretive Reporting
Theodore F. Koop, director of CBS radio news in Washington, told a State University audience that the why must accompany the what in reporting. He faulted current media for lacking sufficient world affairs background and urged clearer information and context.
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Theodore F. Koop
CBS Radio News and Public Affairs
Washington, D. C
State University of Town
SUI Graduate College and School of Journalism
Koop
Truman
Eisenhower
The Iowa Quest Newspaper at the State University of Iowa
The Iowa Quest is a laboratory newspaper produced by the University of Iowa School of Journalism. It is published at varying times during the academic year by the copyreading and editing class in the newspaper production laboratory.
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Iowa Quest
State University of Iowa School of Journalism
Journalism School receives 155 gift in Eastman memory
Friends and neighbors donate 155 to the State University of Iowa School of Journalism in memory of Raymond M. Eastman a 1949 journalism graduate who died in an auto accident near Atlantic Iowa. The faculty will decide how to spend the funds, honoring his safety writing Ten Seconds to Live.
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Raymond M. Eastman
Atlantic
State University of Iowa
Journalisis
Eastman
Des Moines
School of Journalism
James Morrison
Students Rehearse Real Magazine Delivery In SUI Course
State University of Iowa magazine editing students revise the This Week staff workflow to simulate a real magazine. Prof. William Porter leads the course with a workbook project by Marvin Weisbord after summer 1954 fieldwork with This Week staff and classroom testing in 1954.
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State University of Iowa
William Porter
SUI
Porter
Marvin Weisbord
United States
Weisbord
Journalism Schools Cited in UNESCO Education Report
UNESCO notes curricula from 14 journalism programs including State University of Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Missouri. Foreign entries include Chulalongkorn Bangkok Egyptian University Melbourne Madras Lille Munster Tokyo and Lima institutions. SUI lists master and doctoral paths in mass communications.
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State University of Iowa
Education
The
United Nations, Educational, Scientific and’Cultural Organization
Unesco
Department of Mass. Communications
SUI
U.S
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Chulalongkorn University
Bangkok
Thailand
Egyptian University
Cairo
University of Melbourne
Enrollment rises at Iowa School of Journalism
The State University of Iowa School of Journalism reports a 1954 registration of 240 students, up 20 from 1953. Freshmen number 46 with sophomores juniors seniors and graduate students also enrolled across the total.
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State University of Iowa School of Journalism
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World Press Area
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James Lucas
Scripps-Howard
Welds
Moscow
Petropav-lovsk
Siberia
Cali
Ray Eastman
Ray
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic Honorary Society
Air Force
United Ae
England
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