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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... KCMO , the fact that the station had no news wire was only slightly bothersome . It was not unusual in those days for the news staffs at even much larger radio stations to simply rewrite the local newspaper , and at KCMO that's what I ...
... KCMO , the fact that the station had no news wire was only slightly bothersome . It was not unusual in those days for the news staffs at even much larger radio stations to simply rewrite the local newspaper , and at KCMO that's what I ...
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Walter Cronkite. KCMO , there was a fellow doing telegraph baseball reports in Des Moines . His name was Ronald Rea ... KCMO was a young writer of advertising copy , Harry Bailey , a man of sometimes startlingly quixotic humor . We took ...
Walter Cronkite. KCMO , there was a fellow doing telegraph baseball reports in Des Moines . His name was Ronald Rea ... KCMO was a young writer of advertising copy , Harry Bailey , a man of sometimes startlingly quixotic humor . We took ...
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... KCMO I had met Betsy Maxwell . This incredibly beautiful redhead came to work for KCMO straight out of the University of Missouri School of Jour- nalism . She was hired on as an advertising writer . I find it hard to recognize myself in ...
... KCMO I had met Betsy Maxwell . This incredibly beautiful redhead came to work for KCMO straight out of the University of Missouri School of Jour- nalism . She was hired on as an advertising writer . I find it hard to recognize myself in ...
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