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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... later I think I was seven by then - that I got my first job in what later would become known as " the media . " I became a salesman of Liberty , a late- coming rival of the Saturday Evening Post in the weekly magazine field . It sold ...
... later I think I was seven by then - that I got my first job in what later would become known as " the media . " I became a salesman of Liberty , a late- coming rival of the Saturday Evening Post in the weekly magazine field . It sold ...
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... later before they reached the Westminster ceremony . The Murrow team arrived in New York a little later than planned , but still in time to get on the air as scheduled . Their original , non - BBC film , beauti- fully edited by Hewitt ...
... later before they reached the Westminster ceremony . The Murrow team arrived in New York a little later than planned , but still in time to get on the air as scheduled . Their original , non - BBC film , beauti- fully edited by Hewitt ...
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... later . " I reached the Senator on the floor and he gave me a message to read to you . He said you could use it only if you use it in full . I don't know what it means , but here it is : ' Senator Kennedy said that he was con ...
... later . " I reached the Senator on the floor and he gave me a message to read to you . He said you could use it only if you use it in full . I don't know what it means , but here it is : ' Senator Kennedy said that he was con ...
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