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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... anchor setup . There had been a few " improvements " he was sure I would like . When he opened the door to my new booth , I was appalled . There were none of the facilities with which I was used to working . The anchor desk sat in ...
... anchor setup . There had been a few " improvements " he was sure I would like . When he opened the door to my new booth , I was appalled . There were none of the facilities with which I was used to working . The anchor desk sat in ...
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... anchor of the " Evening News , " although we both knew that if he developed successful anchors at the convention , the temptation would be almost irresistible to try them on the daily broadcast . The Democratic convention was in ...
... anchor of the " Evening News , " although we both knew that if he developed successful anchors at the convention , the temptation would be almost irresistible to try them on the daily broadcast . The Democratic convention was in ...
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... anchor team of Roger Mudd and Bob Trout , two of the most skilled political correspondents in the busi- ness , had no better chance than I , and by 1968 I was back in the convention anchor job to stay until my retirement from the ...
... anchor team of Roger Mudd and Bob Trout , two of the most skilled political correspondents in the busi- ness , had no better chance than I , and by 1968 I was back in the convention anchor job to stay until my retirement from the ...
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