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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... asked for a big sev- enty - five dollars a week . I was dumbfounded when they agreed on the spot - dumbfounded that I was dumb in more ways than founded . Clearly I should have asked for even more . WKY was a first - class operation ...
... asked for a big sev- enty - five dollars a week . I was dumbfounded when they agreed on the spot - dumbfounded that I was dumb in more ways than founded . Clearly I should have asked for even more . WKY was a first - class operation ...
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... asked Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith , should we do if the secret police showed up at our door one night ? " You fellows were correspondents in the war , " he answered . “ You know the GI rules if captured . Don't tell them anything ...
... asked Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith , should we do if the secret police showed up at our door one night ? " You fellows were correspondents in the war , " he answered . “ You know the GI rules if captured . Don't tell them anything ...
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... asking how Barbara was . Barbara is a friend of mine , but unless she falls ill— pray not her health is not a ... asked what I knew would be the definitive question : What are your conditions for going ? Whereupon he went into the ...
... asking how Barbara was . Barbara is a friend of mine , but unless she falls ill— pray not her health is not a ... asked what I knew would be the definitive question : What are your conditions for going ? Whereupon he went into the ...
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