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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... desk for a hurried conference . The cry from the city desk had a different tenor , though , when Roussel found what he thought might be an error . The call penetrated the clatter of the city room . " Cronkite ! " The barely - innocent ...
... desk for a hurried conference . The cry from the city desk had a different tenor , though , when Roussel found what he thought might be an error . The call penetrated the clatter of the city room . " Cronkite ! " The barely - innocent ...
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... desks . Sin of all sins , they emptied many of the file drawers that contained the day - to - day history of the ... desk in New York . The great conflagration that engulfed Planet Earth in the fourth decade of the twentieth century ...
... desks . Sin of all sins , they emptied many of the file drawers that contained the day - to - day history of the ... desk in New York . The great conflagration that engulfed Planet Earth in the fourth decade of the twentieth century ...
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... desk at all . The anchor desk assistant - who in the past was always within arm's reach to pass notes from the control room , information from our corre- spondents , wire service copy - would be across the room with no means of reaching ...
... desk at all . The anchor desk assistant - who in the past was always within arm's reach to pass notes from the control room , information from our corre- spondents , wire service copy - would be across the room with no means of reaching ...
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