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May 3, 1981 · May 3, 1981. John Osborne, 74, a son of the Deep South a former foreign correspondent who was widely respected for his coverage of the White House for The New Republic magazine from...
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After returning to the United States, he lived in Georgetown and in Sag Harbor, Long Island, New York. [citation needed] He later became senior editor at New Republic. Awards. Osborne won the Polk Award for magazine journalism in 1973.
Inside the Last 17 Days of the Nixon White House. Share This Story. April 13, 1974
John Osborne / April 12, 1974. Ford's Future. Gerald Ford continues to say publicly and in private that he expects to be Vice President and expects Richard Nixon to be President of the United...
True Story, in a controversial review published in the New Republic in April 1976. Material relating to the review and the relationship is located in the New Republic files. In an effort to advance his career and broaden his opportunities for independent writing, Osborne left Time in 1961 to become a free-lance writer.
May 3, 1981 · John Osborne, a senior editor and columnist for the New Republic magazine and an old hand at White House and political coverage, died here today at Sibley Memorial Hospital after a brief...
