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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... Senator Kennedy . " How , I wanted to know . " Well , my daughter - in - law is the cousin of the husband of one of Senator Kennedy's sisters , " he answered . " I said ' distantly related ' - that describes it accurately . ' 99 With ...
... Senator Kennedy . " How , I wanted to know . " Well , my daughter - in - law is the cousin of the husband of one of Senator Kennedy's sisters , " he answered . " I said ' distantly related ' - that describes it accurately . ' 99 With ...
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... Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1952 campaign . The Wisconsin Senator's witch hunt for Communists in government was in full swing , and McCarthyism was a campaign issue . Nixon's early leadership of the infamous House Un - American ...
... Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1952 campaign . The Wisconsin Senator's witch hunt for Communists in government was in full swing , and McCarthyism was a campaign issue . Nixon's early leadership of the infamous House Un - American ...
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... Senator please give me a quotation I could use about the meeting and his intentions to enter the race . " Mankiewicz called me back an hour or so later . " I reached the Senator on the floor and he gave me a message to read to you . He ...
... Senator please give me a quotation I could use about the meeting and his intentions to enter the race . " Mankiewicz called me back an hour or so later . " I reached the Senator on the floor and he gave me a message to read to you . He ...
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