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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... campaign , and as with most of those who knew him , I became a great admirer of his intellect , his personality , his gentlemanliness . I also decided he would probably not make a good President . He was almost too bright , too humane ...
... campaign , and as with most of those who knew him , I became a great admirer of his intellect , his personality , his gentlemanliness . I also decided he would probably not make a good President . He was almost too bright , too humane ...
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... campaign , and politics and television have gone skipping hand in hand down this primrose path . By the 1956 campaign year the public's fascina- tion with television had created a new phenomenon . The people frequently showed more ...
... campaign , and politics and television have gone skipping hand in hand down this primrose path . By the 1956 campaign year the public's fascina- tion with television had created a new phenomenon . The people frequently showed more ...
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... campaign ' encouraged , directed , and urged on by the President himself ? ... " The answer to those questions is , sadly , yes . 99 In an odd twist , I got along rather well with Nixon . In fact , I was somewhat embarrassed that I did ...
... campaign ' encouraged , directed , and urged on by the President himself ? ... " The answer to those questions is , sadly , yes . 99 In an odd twist , I got along rather well with Nixon . In fact , I was somewhat embarrassed that I did ...
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