Joseph Raymond Slevin

Background

Slevin, Joseph Raymond was born on November 27, 1918 in New York City. Son of Theodore and Katherine (Bluh) Slevin.

Education

Bachelor, Yale University, 1939; student, Yale University Law School, 1939-1940; student, University Nebraska, 1940-1941; student, University Illinois, 1941-1942; Master of Arts, U. Nebraska, 1942.

Career

Staff editor, Changing Times magazine, Washington, 1946-1947; economics correspondent, Journal of Commerce, Washington, 1947-1955; Washington correspondent, Finance Times, London, England., 1952-1957; national economics editor, New York Herald Tribune, Washington, 1955-1966; syndicated economics columnist, Newsday, Times Mirror and Philadelphia Inquirer, 1966-1985; economics commentator, Westinghouse Broadcasting, Washington, 1974-1977; editor, public, Washington Bond Report, 1962-1989; editor, public, Washington Bond and Money Market Report, Washington, since 1990. Finance secretary National Press Club, Washington, 1979, vice president, 1980, president, 1981,National Press Building Corporation, 1981-1982. Board directors National Press Foundation, Inc., president, 1983-1987.

Achievements

• Joseph Raymond Slevin has been listed as a noteworthy Editor, publisher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1942-1945, PTO. Member American Political Science Association, Periodical Press Gallery, National Press Club, Yale Club, Federal City Club.

Connections

Married Zillah Katherine Day, December 8, 1943. Children: Ann Day, Michael Scott, Jonathan Day, Peter Day.

Father:

Theodore Slevin

Mother:

Katherine (Bluh) Slevin

Spouse:

Zillah Katherine Day

child:

Michael Scott Slevin

child:

Peter Day Slevin

child:

Jonathan Day Slevin

child:

Ann Day Slevin