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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... Vietnam when I talk to the President tomorrow . I'm not even going to bring it up ! " As incredible as it seems today , or would have seemed even a month later , that would not have been a serious omission . Our involvement in Vietnam ...
... Vietnam when I talk to the President tomorrow . I'm not even going to bring it up ! " As incredible as it seems today , or would have seemed even a month later , that would not have been a serious omission . Our involvement in Vietnam ...
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... Vietnam question of the moment . If he indeed had something newsworthy to say , we could use it ; if not , we could drop it . And I realized , too , that in my anger I had for- gotten what Pierre knew all along : The subject has more ...
... Vietnam question of the moment . If he indeed had something newsworthy to say , we could use it ; if not , we could drop it . And I realized , too , that in my anger I had for- gotten what Pierre knew all along : The subject has more ...
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... Vietnam accelerated . The United States manipulated , to the extent we could , the makeup of the Vietnam gov- ernment , and the war became ours . A reluctant Congress was brought along with Johnson's vast exaggeration of the Tonkin Gulf ...
... Vietnam accelerated . The United States manipulated , to the extent we could , the makeup of the Vietnam gov- ernment , and the war became ours . A reluctant Congress was brought along with Johnson's vast exaggeration of the Tonkin Gulf ...
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