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The panel consisted of journalists who had covered the Civil Rights Movement. They focused on the decision makers during the Civil Rights Movement. The people that they talked about were pol…

A memorial service was held for R.W. “Johnny” Apple, Jr. Mr. Apple, a correspondent and editor at The New York Times for more than forty years, died October 4, 2006, in Washington, D.C. A le…

The National Press Foundation hosted its twenty-first annual awards dinner at the Washington Hilton. Introductory and acceptance speeches were made, and a number of awards were given. Severa…

Senator Daschle spoke to editors about homeland security and issues affecting the newspaper industry. His speech was followed by remarks from Mr. McGuire about the impact of September 11, 20…

Following a tribute to the late cartoonist Charles Schultz, participants announced the creation of two endowments to support high school journalism and to recruit minority journalists.

Hodding Carter, former assistant secretary of state of President Carter, talked about his career in government and journalism. He also took questions from the audience. Mr Carter was intervi…

The Society of Professional Journalists sponsored a forum in the National Press Club on the ethical concerns raised when a journalist takes a job with the government and returns to journalis…