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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... correspondents and the wives of one or two of them . Except for the 110 or so personnel in the American Embassy , there were no other U.S. residents . The occasional touring offi- cial and the two or three fur traders who spent a fort ...
... correspondents and the wives of one or two of them . Except for the 110 or so personnel in the American Embassy , there were no other U.S. residents . The occasional touring offi- cial and the two or three fur traders who spent a fort ...
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... correspondents in order to justify the invasion ? Now , that is far - fetched - I hope . I really don't want to believe that our government could have been that Machiavellian . But historians in the future might well raise that ...
... correspondents in order to justify the invasion ? Now , that is far - fetched - I hope . I really don't want to believe that our government could have been that Machiavellian . But historians in the future might well raise that ...
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... correspondents . There are but a handful today . But the peripatetic anchor is no substitute— except for those peripheral reasons already enumer- ated - for a resident correspondent who knows the ins and outs of local politics and has a ...
... correspondents . There are but a handful today . But the peripatetic anchor is no substitute— except for those peripheral reasons already enumer- ated - for a resident correspondent who knows the ins and outs of local politics and has a ...
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