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Sell, Ted


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    Sell, Ted

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    Two letters of correspondence between Otis Chandler and Ted Sell, regarding his resignation.

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    Employees - Sell, Ted

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    1 item: LAT obit, 5/7/1989, "Ted Sell, 60 - veteran news correspondent."

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    Weegar, Ted

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    1 item: 76-pp. transcript of interview with Ted Weegar, an LAT editor involved with the electronic editing system, etc. Notable names and subjects include: Weegar and interviewer Berges jump around a bit but much of the interview has to do with the electronic editing system ; Cecily Surace comes from RAND to be LAT Library Director and modernizes that department (pp. 18 - 20) ; description of the emerging electronic system of feeding stories between writers, editors and the data bank in the Editorial Library (around pp. 29) ; pagination (pp. 33) ; Weegar's childhood and youth (pp. 35 - 37) ; what led him into journalism (pp. 50) ; Richard Nixon (pp. 52 - 53) ; around 1960, Weegar was chosen to start up the LAT Opinion section (pp. 57 - 59) ; "those early years (with) Otis (as) publisher were terribly fun" (pp. 62 - 63).

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    Interviews

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    8 items: five 2-pp. transcripts, dated 7/21/1969 through 7/25/1969, of an interview of Dr. Franklin Murphy broadcast on the "Tom Reddin News" program on KTLA-tv, Los Angeles; single yellow sheet, only pp. 1 is in the file, it is a Murphy interview text ending in mid-sentence, no date, no indication of interviewing person or entity; 5-pp. interview transcript, no date, no names; 11-pp. interview transcript, no date, no names.

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    Newspapers - The New York Times

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    Approx. 20 items: collection of article copies on NY Times' attempts, in the 1960s, to "invade" California with a Western Edition. Notable items: copy AP story, 10/21/1961, "New York Times plans to print L.A. edition" ; advertisement, 5/1/1962, headed "Starting this Fall...The New York Times / Western Edition" ; tear sheet, Saturday Review, 11/10/1962, "Is a national newspaper possible?" ; copy UPI story, "N.Y. Times to discontinue its western edition" ; 3-pp. summary of "(CONFIDENTIAL) Hill interview...re NY Times 3/9/73."/

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    Times - Post News Service (2 of 2)

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    Approx. 20 items: memos, letters and reports related to the Times-Post News Service. Major items: 20+ pp. report with attachments, in dark blue binder, marked "CONFIDENTIAL," titled "Report on Staff costs, duties and organization of the Los Angeles Times / Washington Post News Service ; 8-pp. report with 10-pp. attachments, "Confidential," "...a report on News Service sales and revenue..." (5/6/1975) ; approx. 30-pp. packet related to Times-Post Executive Committee Meeting, 10/14/1974 ; etc. Split into two folders.

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