Source

State Archives of Florida, Collection N2019-2

Description

Correspondence between journalist Juanita Greene and Larry Jinks, managing editor for the Miami Herald, regarding Greene's career. In her March 16, 1967 letter, Greene questions her future at the Miami Herald and describes the types of stories she'd like to write. Jinks replies on March 25, 1967, writing that Greene holds an important position at the Miami Herald. He also describes some of the changes that need to be made to satisfy her requests.

Date

1967-03

Creator

Greene, Juanita, 1924-2017
Jinks, Larry

Format

Letters (correspondence)

Coverage

Postwar Florida (1945-1968)

Topic

Business and Industry

Subjects

Beebe, George H., d. 1990
Career development
Greene, Juanita, 1924-2017
Jinks, Larry
McMullan, John Edwin, d. 2016
Miami Herald Publishing Company
Porter, Sylvia, 1913-1991
Potts, Erwin, 1932-2017
Reporters and reporting
Smiley, Nixon, 1911-1990
Trumbull, Stephen, 1898-1970
Women journalists

Geographic Term

Evanston (Ill.)
Miami
Miami-Dade County

General Note

Juanita Greene joined the Miami Herald in 1956. In the months after the Cuban Revolution ended in 1959, Greene wrote a series of reports for the Herald from Cuba about Fidel Castro's government, communism and the Cuban people. She became the newspaper's first environmental writer in 1969.