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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... Eisenhower delegate fight brought thousands of protests pouring in from loyal Republicans across the nation ... Eisenhower . This was the big test vote of the con- vention , and established Eisenhower as the party's nominee . The ...
... Eisenhower delegate fight brought thousands of protests pouring in from loyal Republicans across the nation ... Eisenhower . This was the big test vote of the con- vention , and established Eisenhower as the party's nominee . The ...
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... Eisenhower to help assuage the right wing , whose candidate , Ohio's Senator Robert Taft , Eisenhower had defeated for the nomination at the Chicago convention in 1952. I never thought that Eisenhower cared much for Nixon . When it was ...
... Eisenhower to help assuage the right wing , whose candidate , Ohio's Senator Robert Taft , Eisenhower had defeated for the nomination at the Chicago convention in 1952. I never thought that Eisenhower cared much for Nixon . When it was ...
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... Eisenhower along the sands of Omaha Beach as he pointed out some of the scenes of action there , but then it occurred to Fred that it was Eisenhower who was showing me the area and that he should be driving . Ike willingly climbed ...
... Eisenhower along the sands of Omaha Beach as he pointed out some of the scenes of action there , but then it occurred to Fred that it was Eisenhower who was showing me the area and that he should be driving . Ike willingly climbed ...
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