Titles At The New York Times
- 1943-1945—General assignment reporter: New York.
- 1945-1954—Reporter: United Nations.
- 1954-1967—Foreign correspondent: India, Pakistan, Nepal, Afghanistan, Ceylon, New Guinea, Vietnam, Switzerland, Poland, Africa and Japan.
- 1963-1967—Metropolitan editor.
- 1967-1968—Assistant managing editor.
- 1968-1969—Associate managing editor.
- 1970-1977—Managing editor.
- 1977-January 1, 1988—Executive editor.
- 1988-1999—Columnist.
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