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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... President could inject a statement on Vietnam whether I posed the question or not . I did at least torment Pierre by not asking the question until deep into the interview . The President's answer was important , and did indeed make ...
... President could inject a statement on Vietnam whether I posed the question or not . I did at least torment Pierre by not asking the question until deep into the interview . The President's answer was important , and did indeed make ...
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... President of the Russian Republic , defied their attempt to take over Moscow's Parliament building . It was in that crisis atmosphere that the call had come through to Bush . A beaming President Bush reported that Gor- bachev had just ...
... President of the Russian Republic , defied their attempt to take over Moscow's Parliament building . It was in that crisis atmosphere that the call had come through to Bush . A beaming President Bush reported that Gor- bachev had just ...
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... President of the United States in delivering that day's complaint about our reporting . On a couple of occasions the President himself called after the broadcast . And then there was the evening that he became so incensed about ...
... President of the United States in delivering that day's complaint about our reporting . On a couple of occasions the President himself called after the broadcast . And then there was the evening that he became so incensed about ...
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