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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... Don Hewitt , Bud Benjamin , Ernie Leiser , Les Midgley , Russ Bensley , Paul Greenberg and Socolow ; and our score of writers through the years , best represented by three of the finest and longest serving , Charles West , John Mosedale ...
... Don Hewitt , Bud Benjamin , Ernie Leiser , Les Midgley , Russ Bensley , Paul Greenberg and Socolow ; and our score of writers through the years , best represented by three of the finest and longest serving , Charles West , John Mosedale ...
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... Don Hewitt would pro- duce the documentary , with Ed Murrow as the commentator . CBS News president Sig Mickelson would produce the quick version , which I would report . Hewitt's group chartered a Boeing Stratocruiser , among the ...
... Don Hewitt would pro- duce the documentary , with Ed Murrow as the commentator . CBS News president Sig Mickelson would produce the quick version , which I would report . Hewitt's group chartered a Boeing Stratocruiser , among the ...
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Walter Cronkite. then called , of CBS's first network television news broadcast , with Don Hewitt as producer and di- rector . The broadcast began in 1948. Edwards had been with CBS Radio since the war years , and much of his day was ...
Walter Cronkite. then called , of CBS's first network television news broadcast , with Don Hewitt as producer and di- rector . The broadcast began in 1948. Edwards had been with CBS Radio since the war years , and much of his day was ...
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