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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... Saigon restau- rants frequented by Americans . But the danger I had elected to face seemed to begin before I ever reached Saigon . As I boarded the Vietnamese air- liner at Hong Kong , I was impressed by the effi- ciency of the boarding ...
... Saigon restau- rants frequented by Americans . But the danger I had elected to face seemed to begin before I ever reached Saigon . As I boarded the Vietnamese air- liner at Hong Kong , I was impressed by the effi- ciency of the boarding ...
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... Saigon as they sought out the Vietcong to provide some sense of security for a city on whose outskirts , in those early days , the enemy appeared almost nightly . On subsequent visits I flew with the air support helicopters as they ...
... Saigon as they sought out the Vietcong to provide some sense of security for a city on whose outskirts , in those early days , the enemy appeared almost nightly . On subsequent visits I flew with the air support helicopters as they ...
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... Saigon was close to its old , glorious , graceful colo- nial self - this despite its tedious new name of Ho Chi Minh City . The pretty girls with their long dark locks and colorful robes were just as enticing as ever as they pedaled ...
... Saigon was close to its old , glorious , graceful colo- nial self - this despite its tedious new name of Ho Chi Minh City . The pretty girls with their long dark locks and colorful robes were just as enticing as ever as they pedaled ...
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