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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... Lyndon Johnson , was prepared to try to stam- pede the convention into drafting Johnson for another term . Although Johnson had said he would not run , he had Air Force One , the presidential plane , standing by as he watched the ...
... Lyndon Johnson , was prepared to try to stam- pede the convention into drafting Johnson for another term . Although Johnson had said he would not run , he had Air Force One , the presidential plane , standing by as he watched the ...
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... Lyndon Johnson , although I'm afraid I am quite unable to testify personally to any evidence in this regard . In all the aspects in which I did see Johnson , how- ever , he lived up to the most frequent of his many sobriquets ; indeed ...
... Lyndon Johnson , although I'm afraid I am quite unable to testify personally to any evidence in this regard . In all the aspects in which I did see Johnson , how- ever , he lived up to the most frequent of his many sobriquets ; indeed ...
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... Lyndon Johnson had been quick to telephone me , and other anchorpeople , to complain of coverage to which he objected , and he was never shy about men- tioning this to management . The explanation came many months later , when we ...
... Lyndon Johnson had been quick to telephone me , and other anchorpeople , to complain of coverage to which he objected , and he was never shy about men- tioning this to management . The explanation came many months later , when we ...
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