Rosenthal, Jacob, 1935-2017

found: Jacob Rosenthal papers, Kennedy Library, 1961-1999:finding aid (also known as Jack Rosenthal; government official; U.S. Department of Justice, asst. dir. of Public Information, 1964; dir. of Public Information, 1964-1967; U.S. Department of State, exec. asst. to Under Secretary Nicholas deB. Katzenbach, 1966-1967; Harvard Institute of Politics, Kennedy Fellow, 1967-1968; New York Times, urban correspondent, Washington Bureau, 1969-1973; editorial page editor, 1986-1993; magazine editor, 1993-2000)

found: WW East, 29th ed.:(Jacob Rosenthal; also known as Jack Rosenthal; b. June 30, 1935, Tel-Aviv; magazine editor; journalist; Kennedy Fellow, 1967-1968)

found: OCLC, Sept. 1, 2010:(hdgs.: Rosenthal, Jack, 1935-; Rosenthal, Jacob; usage: Jacob Rosenthal; Jack Rosenthal)

found: New York times WWW site, viewed Aug. 24, 2017(Jack Rosenthal; b. Jacob Rosenthal, June 30, 1935, Tel Aviv; was 3 when the family moved to the U.S. to join relatives in Portland, Or.; he changed his name to Jack "to be more American," he said; d. Wednesday [Aug. 23, 2017], Manhattan, aged 82; Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, government official, and civic leader who was the principal editor of a landmark 1968 federal report on urban riots that found an America moving "toward two societies, separate and unequal")