Reporters and reporting

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (left) stands as a Doctor of Letters cowl is draped around his shoulders. On the right, University of North Carolina Chancellor J. Carlyle Sitterson stands behind the podium and looks on. The ceremony took place during the 1970 Commencement exercises.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., Managing Editor of the New York Times, poses for a photograph in front of a set of bookshelves.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., Managing Editor of the New York Times, poses for a photograph holding a telephone while standing in front of some bookshelves.

This is a photograph of the New York Times newsroom during the New York power outage. The clock on the far wall reads 5:05. E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. can be seen standing in the doorway of an office in the back of the photograph. The rest of the reporters are unidentified. Note on the back of the photograph reads: "The night the power failed 1961 New York Times Newsroom, looking east. 'Who turned out the lights?'"

E. Clifton Daniel and a group of correspondents enjoy lunch on the terrace above the lake at the Geneva Summit Conference, Geneva, Switzerland. (L-R) Drew Middleton, Elie Abel, unidentified, Harold Callender (hidden), Scotty Reston and E. Clifton Daniel.

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. A note on back of photograph reads: "E.C at machine which transmits news to radio station." This was taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was working in Bern, Switzerland for the Associated Press.

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. working at a teletype machine, taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was working in Bern, Switzerland for the Associated Press.

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. standing in front of a map of 1940's Europe. This was taken while Daniel was working in Bern, Switzerland for the Associated Press.

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. working at a teletype machine. Taken while E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. was working in Bern, Switzerland for the Associated Press.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. sits at his desk at work and talks on the telephone. This was taken while he was stationed in Europe for the Associated Press.