“DETONATION. NOVEMBER 5 Washington, D.C. (D MINUS 40) The National Press Club was located in a nondescript, almost seedy, concrete office building on Fourteenth Street, right in the heart of Washington, D.C. Typical drab 1940s architecture, the National Press Office building reflected the age of the organisation, but only hinted at its power. — Although technically only a professional organisation for journalists, the press club was much more. Its members included the cream of the na...tional and even international media. Their reporting could help make or break political careers, and no self-respecting political figure could pass up the opportunity to bring his or her message before such an influential body. Since its founding in 1908, presidents had sometimes used the organization’s forum to announce major new policies and programs. Foreign heads of state had argued their sides in international disputes.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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