a reporter at large ·
REPORTER AT LARGE about a 4-day meeting in San Diego known as World Conference III on Breeding Endangered Species in Captivity. The conference was …
24 picks · 1933–1980
REPORTER AT LARGE about a 4-day meeting in San Diego known as World Conference III on Breeding Endangered Species in Captivity. The conference was …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about animal communication. Discusses many different forms of animal signalling behavior, both in nature and in studies conducted by …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about animal communication. Discusses the philosophical history of the love of animals as presented in Johns Hopkins philosopher George…
REPORTER AT LARGE about teaching chimpanzees sign language. Writer visits Dr. Wm. Lemmon's chimp colony in Norman, Okla., where a number of chimps can …
REPORTER AT LARGE bout primates--apes & monkeys--used in medical & psychobiological research. Writer visits several of this country's 7 Regional …
REPORTER AT LARGE about primates--apes & monkeys--used in medical & psychobiological research. Writer gives the history of such research, dealing mainly …
REPORTER AT LARGE of a meeting at the San Diego Zoo of delegates to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Survival …
REPORTER AT LARGE about private animal collectors and zoos. The 11th Duke of Bedford, built up the fine animal collection in the late 19th century that …
REPORTER AT LARGE about visits to Japanese zoos and to the Japan Monkey Center at Inuyama. It was a big story when, in 1965, two Japanese-an anthropologist…
REPORTER AT LARGE about zoos. Some people think wild animals are unhappy in captivity but that is not true What the occupants of a zoo suffer from most is …
In the spring of 1926 the author, a senior in the Dept. of Mining & Metallurgy at the Univ. of Wisconsin, received a letter offering her a job in a St. …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Tanganyika, a former British possession that was granted its independence in 1961. After a transitional phase it formally became a …
Theresa is a Tanganyikan who comes to London to learn English, as her husband has been recently appointed to a government post and will have to entertain …
Monica Cross, 18, tells her parents she wants to marry an American student she met in Paris. Tony is 10 years older than she is. The Crosses settle that …
The writer, a standee at the Met for the first time, was told by her companions, (her daughter & son-in-law & a cousin), that standees, a special breed, …
OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS about a visit to Brasilia, brand-new capital of Brazil, which will officially become the seat of government next month, …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Azores, the Portuguese islands in theSouth Atlantic. The Azores comprise 9 islands with about 300,000 inhabitants. Writer …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, head of the De Beers group of corporation, that control practically all of the world's diamond …
REPORTER AT LARGE about industrial diamonds, which account for 80% of the diamond trade in terms of bulk and 25% in terms of profit. In Feb., 1955, General…
REPORTER AT LARGE about private, surface digging for diamonds that goes on in certain areas of South Africa. Much of the land is owned by De Beers …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the history of diamond mining in and around Kimberley, South Africa. The first diamond was found by a child in 1866 or 1867, and …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Vassar Summer Institute for Family and Community Living. It was established, as the Institute of Euthenics, 18 years ago. Dr. Mary …
REPORTER AT LARGE about American prisoners of war homeward bound on the exchange ship Gripsholm. Tells about the last leg of the journey.
Visit to the Municipal Lodging House at Twenty-Fifth Street where a bed is given to the homeless who have no money. T Gives the impressions of a woman who …