Washington Columnist Joseph Alsop flew back to his capital beat last week after eleven weeks of legwork in the Middle East. Out of his trip came a notable series of reports on the critical area where ...

BEVERLY, Mass. — Joseph Wright Alsop VI was 14 years old when he met the future president of the United States. Alsop was the son and nephew of influential newspaper columnists Stewart and Joseph ...

All through the Viet Nam war, Columnist Joseph Alsop has been unwavering in his support of U.S. policy and highly optimistic about its eventual success. This stance has infuriated many liberals—all ...

In his profession Columnist Joseph Wright Alsop Jr. is a distinct success. From his column, “Matter of Fact,” which appears four times weekly in the New York Herald Tribune and is syndicated in 200 ...

One of the better-informed Washington columns before the war was “Capital Parade,” put out by Joseph Alsop and Robert Kintner. It was so filled with the imminence of the U.S. going to war that its ...

In 1957, a prominent syndicated political columnist named Joseph W. Alsop Jr. — a powerful journalist who spent his life hobnobbing with, and successfully influencing, the political elite — took off ...

“For three long and bitter years,” writes JOSEPH ALSOP, the Washington commentator, “in the White House, in Harry Hopkins‘s office, in Chungking on the staff of China‘s Foreign Minister, Dr. T. V.