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Drake, Waldo


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    Drake, Waldo

    Manuscripts

    2 items: 14-pp. transcript of taped interview, Bassett with Waldo Drake, 4/26/1973 - Drake started with LAT in 1922, and started on the "waterfront beat," in later years was a foreign correspondent ; letter, 5/3/1973, Drake to Bassett, thanking Bassett for a transcript of the interview that was sent to him, Drake.

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    Employees - Drake Waldo - Newspaper Copy

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 65 items: duplicate copies of stories written by LAT foreign correspondent Waldo Drake. Handwritten notations at the top margin of each stapled set read "Duplicate. Original mailed....(followed by a date)." The datelines include locations in Europe, the Soviet Union and Africa.

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    Employees - Drake, Waldo

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 20 items: LAT clips from 1940s and 1950s on Drake's exploits both in the Navy and as a correspondent for LAT (in plastic sleeve); multi-page packet, red paper clip, article, "The War Correspondent," being pitched to LAT in 1991 by "writer-photographer" Jack Birns; two versions of a Waldo Drake LAT bio (1962); article copy, Among Ourselves, 8/1962, "Waldo Drake, man of many parts, gets ready for leisure viewing."

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    Drake, Waldo

    Manuscripts

    A letter from Otis Chandler to Mrs. Waldo Drake [Mary Ann Drake] regarding the death of her husband William Waldo Drake. Also in this folder is a "Notification of Death" form informing Chandler of Drake's death.

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    Hartmann, Robert T

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 65 items. Subjects include: Frank Haven evaluating writing and management skills of several DC staffers; angry letters from readers on LAT stories of the time frame (including one accusing the JFK administration of working to make the US a part of the "one-world socialist-communist state"; itinerary for Otis Chandler, Hartmann and Williams on a S.E. Asia trip, Jan. 15-30, 1962; discussion of and planning for operations at Washington, DC, bureau; correspondence related to Hartmann's resignation in 1964.

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    Haven, Frank

    Manuscripts

    Approx. 25 items. Subjects include: Discussion of "Orange County Notes" page; use of Chandler family and corporate staff names in news stories; coverage of surfing; discussion of retractions; replacement of retirees; payroll procedures; Times staffers and outside writing/television appearances; a "massive assault on...Pulitzer Prizes"; co-operation with KTLA; competition with television generally; etc.

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