Manuscripts
Foreign Desk
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Foreign Desk (1 of 2)
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Approx. 55 items: memos, letters, reports and lists related to the LAT Foreign Desk and its correspondents. Much of the material is in a "folder within a folder," labeled "WFT, South Africa Trip" (1/1987). Split into two folders.
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Foreign Desk (2 of 2)
Manuscripts
Approx. 55 items: memos, letters, reports and lists related to the LAT Foreign Desk and its correspondents. Much of the material is in a "folder within a folder," labeled "WFT, South Africa Trip" (1/1987). Split into two folders.
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Visitors - Foreign
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Visit by editors from the Soviet Union
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Approx. 15 items - letters, schedules, guest lists for "Dinner for delegation from Union of Soviet Journalists," and other materials related to the visit by the Soviets, 4/1988.
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Display Advertising - Service Desk Salesman (643)
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Departments - Editorial - City Desk
Manuscripts
1 item: 3-pp. letter from Chick Galloway to Bill Thomas, later shared with "Claude." The subject is the screening of calls to the City Desk. Galloway writes that it was true that the screener "should be an amateur psychologist, an information bureau, and possess the skin of an alligator." The letter also details a number of interesting stories related to screening calls from the public at the news desk of a major newspaper. Galloway considered this task to be something of an art form.
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