Daniel, Clifton (Elbert Clifton), 1912-2000

Three unidentified individuals pose with Margaret Truman Daniel (fourth from left) and her husband E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (right) for a photograph. The occasion was an event in Paris, France to celebrate the launch of the French version of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr.'s book, "Chronicle of America."

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. (standing) appears to be conducting a class while four unidentified young men look on. He is writing on a blackboard. The photograph is part of a group of photographs taken when Daniel visited Columbia University.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. poses for a photograph. In the background, a steamboat moves up the river and an unidentified town can be seen on the distant shore.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. poses holding a foreign language newspaper while an unidentified young man sits across the table reading a magazine. Daniel appears to be in a library. Photograph is part of a group taken when Daniel visited Columbia University.

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.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr. poses for a photograph on the banks of an unidentified river. A steamer boat moves up the river and an unidentified town can be seen on the distant shore.

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?'"

This is a photograph of E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., taken in December, 1958 at NBC-TV in New York City, New York, during the newspaper strike.

E. Clifton Daniel, Jr., stands in an unidentified village. Three boys on bicycles can be seen in the background.