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In All His Glory: The Life of William S. Paley, the Legendary Tycoon and His Brilliant Circle by Sally Bedell Smith

Publishers Weekly

A big, riveting biography of William Paley, the Chicago cigarmaker's son who built the CBS television empire and reigned as its chairman until 1983.
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A Creationist�s Influence on Darwin (Published 2014)

The New York Times

In my last column, about the eerie machine-like nature of the AIDS virus, I mentioned William Paley, the 19th-century theologian best known...
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The Secret World of Babe and Bill Paley - When Truman Capote Came to Visit Babe Paley

Town & Country Magazine

In the summer of 1957, author Carol Prisant spent six weeks as an au pair for the one and only Babe Paley and her husband Bill.
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His Father�s Son

In any of the homes where Bill Paley grew up�the 85-acre estate in Manhasset, Long Island; the pied-�-terre at the St. Regis hotel in...
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CBS founder�s NYC mansion back on market after huge price chop

A townhouse built by CBS founder William S. Paley for his first wife Dorothy in 1934 has hit the market for $16.9 million � down significantly (...
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Somewhere, William Paley is smiling

For a century or so, Darwinian evolution seemed to have gravely injured if not altogether killed off the design argument for the existence...
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William S. Paley, Builder of CBS, Dies at 89 (Published 1990)

The New York Times

William S. Paley, who personified the power, glamour, allure and influence of CBS Inc., the communications empire he built, died last night at his home in...
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Babe Paley�s St. Regis Apartment, Decorated by Billy Baldwin, Still Enchants

Architectural Digest

The fashionable Babe lived with her husband, Bill, in a Louis XVI�style apartment, magically transformed into a tented oasis by the interior decorator.
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Rewinding Paley�s Watch (Part 1)

Answers in Genesis

Why the argument for design only gets stronger over time.
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The Grahams and the Post: The Power That Was

When I started work at the Washington Post in the late fall of 1983, I was invited to a new-employees lunch, which was nothing very...
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