Obituaries Related to "Wise" from New York Times Archive
David Wise, Journalist Who Exposed C.I.A. Activity, Dies at 88
The C.I.A. tried to quash one book, to the point of buying up all the copies. But the publisher said it would just print more. It became a best seller.
‘Marvin’s Room,’ a Wise Comedy About Dying, Is Bound for Broadway
Roundabout Theater Company said it would bring the play to the American Airlines Theater in June; Anne Kauffman will direct.
Wise Moves After an Officer Dies
The shooting in East Harlem underscores the agonizing judgment calls the criminal justice system has to make.
Paid Notice: Deaths WISE, SIDNEY
WISE--Sidney, journalist, died peacefully at home on August 24, one day before his 90th birthday. Sent to Madrid in 1943, first as an Assistant Press Attache of the American Embassy and later correspondent for the Overseas News Organization and CBS, he was the first journalist to expose the fascist Franco regime. His frank and honest reporting led to the Spanish government forcing him to surrender his credentials under the threat of explusion from the country. After returning from Spain, he work ...
Alexis Bespaloff, 71, Witty and Wise Guide to Wine's Golden Age, Dies
Obituaries: Alexis Bespaloff, wine columnist for New York Magazine for more than two decades, dies at age 71 (M)
David Wise, Journalist Who Exposed C.I.A. Activity, Dies at 88
The C.I.A. tried to quash one book, to the point of buying up all the copies. But the publisher said it would just print more. It became a best seller.
‘Marvin’s Room,’ a Wise Comedy About Dying, Is Bound for Broadway
Roundabout Theater Company said it would bring the play to the American Airlines Theater in June; Anne Kauffman will direct.
Wise Moves After an Officer Dies
The shooting in East Harlem underscores the agonizing judgment calls the criminal justice system has to make.
Paid Notice: Deaths WISE, SIDNEY
WISE--Sidney, journalist, died peacefully at home on August 24, one day before his 90th birthday. Sent to Madrid in 1943, first as an Assistant Press Attache of the American Embassy and later correspondent for the Overseas News Organization and CBS, he was the first journalist to expose the fascist Franco regime. His frank and honest reporting led to the Spanish government forcing him to surrender his credentials under the threat of explusion from the country. After returning from Spain, he work ...
Alexis Bespaloff, 71, Witty and Wise Guide to Wine's Golden Age, Dies
Obituaries: Alexis Bespaloff, wine columnist for New York Magazine for more than two decades, dies at age 71 (M)
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