THE job of journalists is to go where the news and the newsmakers are, and a phalanx of TIME correspondents last week spread out to catch the news and viewsin Washington, in Wall Street, Pittsburgh. Chicago and among economists and businessmen through the landof the titanic struggle between the White House and the biggest company in the nation's basic industry. There hadn't been a business story like it in years. For White House Correspondent Hugh Sidey, the job meant covering a President capable of presiding genially over a soirée for the Shah...
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