Sidey

Mr. Sidey is also an author, having written during the summer of 1963 John F. Kennedy, President: A Reporter's Inside Story.

The Presidency 1973

"'Sidey' has done exceptionally well," said the captain.

WalesOnline - Home 2010

Of all the aides on Kennedy's New Frontier, wrote correspondent Hugh Sidey, only Mr. Sorensen "seemed to pop up everywhere, doing everything."

Ted Sorensen, JFK's speechwriter and defender, dies at 82 Martin Weil 2010

Of all the aides on Kennedy's New Frontier, wrote correspondent Hugh Sidey, only Mr. Sorensen "seemed to pop up everywhere, doing everything."

Ted Sorensen, JFK's speechwriter and defender, dies at 82 Martin Weil 2010

He was regarded as an effective but much-lower-key administrator than Sidey, a longtime Beltway insider who was a regular guest at the Oval Office and was a TV pundit.

Time bureau chief Robert Ajemian penetrated politicians''psychological armor' Adam Bernstein 2010

Of all the aides on Kennedy's New Frontier, wrote correspondent Hugh Sidey, only Mr. Sorensen "seemed to pop up everywhere, doing everything."

JFK's speechwriter, confidant, counselor and a keeper of the Kennedy flame Martin Weil 2010

In 1978, Mr. Ajemian succeeded Hugh Sidey as Time's Washington bureau chief, a plum but demanding assignment.

Time bureau chief Robert Ajemian penetrated politicians''psychological armor' Adam Bernstein 2010

Meanwhile, Nixon sent the General excerpts of an interview he had given Hugh Sidey of Time and Life about the organization of the presidency.

Going Home to Glory David Eisenhower 2010

Six minutes after his meeting with Newsweek ended, the president sat down with Hugh Sidey of Time magazine for an off-the-record interview.

The Attack on the Liberty James Scott 2009

Well imagine what wouldve happened if the Soviets had bombed it? replied Sidey.

The Attack on the Liberty James Scott 2009