Neville reads from an obituary tribute to Henry Luce, founder of Time, Life, Fortune, and Sports Illustrated, written by sportswriter Jim Murray, who worked under Luce for fourteen years. Murray recalls their last meeting about a month earlier, when Murray was headed to Houston for a boxing match and Luce was leaving for elsewhere, and reflects on what genuinely counted as 'news' to Luce — an ancient restored artwork, not mass tragedy — as well as how Luce built his publishing empire starting from an $85,000 loan.