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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... early thirties . Part of the ritual was the rhythmic foot stamping before the house lights were dimmed and the screen brightened with the first of three short subjects — newsreel , cartoon and continuing serial of the Perils of Pauline ...
... early thirties . Part of the ritual was the rhythmic foot stamping before the house lights were dimmed and the screen brightened with the first of three short subjects — newsreel , cartoon and continuing serial of the Perils of Pauline ...
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... early the ways of the South , although in general they probably were different from those in the North only in their ingenuousness . My lessons on racial discrimination came early and had a life- long impact , but at the time , of ...
... early the ways of the South , although in general they probably were different from those in the North only in their ingenuousness . My lessons on racial discrimination came early and had a life- long impact , but at the time , of ...
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... early lead . But NBC's H. V. Kaltenborn and other pundits advised us that this would change when the rural precincts were heard from . The Chicago Tribune was so confident that it proclaimed a Dewey victory with a banner headline in its ...
... early lead . But NBC's H. V. Kaltenborn and other pundits advised us that this would change when the rural precincts were heard from . The Chicago Tribune was so confident that it proclaimed a Dewey victory with a banner headline in its ...
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