The Press in Washington: Sixteen Top Newsmen Tell How The News Is Collected, Written and Communicated from the World’s Most Important Capital

Name/Title

The Press in Washington: Sixteen Top Newsmen Tell How The News Is Collected, Written and Communicated from the World’s Most Important Capital

Entry/Object ID

2017.09.19

Description

An edited collection of essays by Washington journalists and correspondents describing how they actually covered the capital; from White House press relations to reporting on Congress, government agencies, and foreign affairs.

Context

The essays originated from lectures Hiebert invited many D.C. journalists to deliver to his classes at American University, where he chaired the journalism department in the mid-1960s.

Category

Public Relations

Acquisition

Accession

2017.09

Source or Donor

Ray Hiebert

Source (if not Accessioned)

Ray Hiebert

Notes

Date Acquired: 11/18/17

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Book

Book Details

Publisher

Dodd, Mead

Date Published

1966

Location

* Untyped Location

Millburn bookshelf

General Notes

Note

Hardcover, 3 copies

Create Date

November 21, 2019

Update Date

August 3, 2026