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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Walter Cronkite. 86 CHAPTER 3 ansas city was a good newspaper town . The Kansas Kansas City Star and its morning edition , the Kansas City Times , dominated , but it had lively competition from the afternoon Journal - Post . Radio wasn't ...
Walter Cronkite. 86 CHAPTER 3 ansas city was a good newspaper town . The Kansas Kansas City Star and its morning edition , the Kansas City Times , dominated , but it had lively competition from the afternoon Journal - Post . Radio wasn't ...
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... Kansas City bureaus of both the United Press and its larger rival , the Associated Press , were big and important . In those days the teletype circuits that carried the day's news report to client news- papers across the country all ...
... Kansas City bureaus of both the United Press and its larger rival , the Associated Press , were big and important . In those days the teletype circuits that carried the day's news report to client news- papers across the country all ...
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... Kansas City , I found myself lunching one day with a good friend , Karl Koerper , who was the second in com- mand at one of the city's leading radio stations , KMBC . Karl had graduated with a major in jour- nalism from the University ...
... Kansas City , I found myself lunching one day with a good friend , Karl Koerper , who was the second in com- mand at one of the city's leading radio stations , KMBC . Karl had graduated with a major in jour- nalism from the University ...
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