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Marylin Bender

Marylin Bender Altschul was an American journalist and author. Bender worked at the New York Journal American, The New York Times, and Business World. She is known for being the first female business editor of The New York Times. She also authored several books.

Early life and education
Bender grew up in Prospect Park and her family moved to Manhattan when she was young. She graduated from Smith College in 1944 and received a JD from Columbia Law School in 1947. == Career ==
Career
Bender started her journalism career after school working the dangerous crime beat for the New York Journal American where she covered the Jesús Galíndez kidnapping and murder. She also worked for Parade. Bender was known for reporting on the Jet Set of the day with a sense of detachment and critique. She pioneered reporting on women's issues with Charlotte Curtis and Gloria Emerson. From 1985 until 1991, Bender edited Business World, a supplement to The New York Times Magazine. Bender and her husband, Selig Altschul, were the authors of The Chosen Instrument, an acclaimed history of Pan American Airways and biography of its founder, Juan Trippe. == Personal life ==
Personal life
She married Selig Altschul, who was one of the leading financial advisors to the airline industry, in 1959 and had a son, James Sloan, in 1960. == Awards and honors ==
Awards and honors
Bender was elected to the New York Women in Communication's Matrix Hall of Fame in 1972 and received the Smith College Medal in 1978. == Publications ==
Publications
Articles • • Books • • • • == References ==
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