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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... knew per- fectly well that , while it is true that a handful of people decided what would be on the three network news broadcasts each evening , there wasn't the slightest not the slightest - consultation among them . Indeed , their ...
... knew per- fectly well that , while it is true that a handful of people decided what would be on the three network news broadcasts each evening , there wasn't the slightest not the slightest - consultation among them . Indeed , their ...
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... knew and they did not that their reports at that moment would disrupt the flow of the running story . I thought that a smooth report on the convention pro- ceedings was our principal task . I believe that Friendly , in discarding the ...
... knew and they did not that their reports at that moment would disrupt the flow of the running story . I thought that a smooth report on the convention pro- ceedings was our principal task . I believe that Friendly , in discarding the ...
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... knew , and knew that I knew , that he was speaking for the President of the United States in delivering that day's complaint about our reporting . On a couple of occasions the President himself called after the broadcast . And then ...
... knew , and knew that I knew , that he was speaking for the President of the United States in delivering that day's complaint about our reporting . On a couple of occasions the President himself called after the broadcast . And then ...
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