© g. Paul Bishop 1963

DEAN ACHESON
Dean (Gooderham) Acheson
U.S. Secretary of State

1893-1971

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Such An Insult

By Jim Dempsey

 

Berkeley's Paul Bishop, nationally famous photographer with studios on Durant Ave., has shot (on order) a long list of very prominent persons, ranging from former President Eisenhower¹ on down. Just recently he was commissioned to do portraits of both Dean Acheson and his wife. Paul was justly proud of the beautiful portraits and put them in the window of his studio. Recently he ran across a local businessman whom he knew and the man commented that he had noticed the Acheson portraits in Bishop's front window when he walked by one day. Then he asked --- in all sincerity --- if Paul had "copied the picture out of some magazine just to try to impress people."

    ^1. This is not necessarily true, unless he photographed General Eisenhower during World War II (g. Paul Bishop, Jr. note).

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Dempsey, Jim. "Such An Insult, (Jim Dempsey: Berkeley Is My Beat)."
     The Berkeley Daily Gazette. Friday, April 26, 1963.

 

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ARTICLE - 1
Acheson, Dean (Gooderham)
(Brief Biography)
ENCYCLOPÆDIA BRITANNICA

ARTICLE - 2
Devotion to the Chief
By Robert L. Beisner
Article form AMERICAN HISTORY

ARTICLE - 3
50th Anniversary of the North Atlantic Treaty
National Archive and Records Administration
Truman Presidential Museum and Library

ARTICLE - 4
Dean Acheson:
The Secretary of State Who Created the American World
By James Chace
(A review by L. W. Milam)

ARTICLE - 5
Present at the Creation:
My Years at the State Department
By Dean Acheson

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