A Reporter's LifeRandom House, 1996 - 609 стор. Autobiography of journalist and television newscaster Walter Cronkite, sharing his memories of his youth, years as a newspaper reporter, and television news anchor. Includes his reflections of presidents, political elections, the first moon landing and the Nuremberg Trials. |
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... Air Force look . He had a beguiling smile for every- one and a hearty greeting for all . He planned to marry an Air Force nurse he had met in London . We had spent many evenings together at various London pubs . His plane was hit by a ...
... Air Force look . He had a beguiling smile for every- one and a hearty greeting for all . He planned to marry an Air Force nurse he had met in London . We had spent many evenings together at various London pubs . His plane was hit by a ...
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... air crews coming from the States . The Army assigned infantry soldiers to the Air Force and sent them to a CCRC to learn aircraft identifica- tion , aerial gunnery with a .50 - caliber machine gun , high - altitude survival and first ...
... air crews coming from the States . The Army assigned infantry soldiers to the Air Force and sent them to a CCRC to learn aircraft identifica- tion , aerial gunnery with a .50 - caliber machine gun , high - altitude survival and first ...
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... Air Force colonel , was head of Eighth Air Force public relations . He phoned early that morning to say he was coming by my apartment to pick me up , that we had both been summoned to Eaker's headquarters in the London suburbs . When we ...
... Air Force colonel , was head of Eighth Air Force public relations . He phoned early that morning to say he was coming by my apartment to pick me up , that we had both been summoned to Eaker's headquarters in the London suburbs . When we ...
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