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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... ment — a small room intended for a bedroom , crowded with my staff . Madame Tarasova was my secretary - translator , a woman whose tiny bones , pinched face and sharp nose betrayed an upper - class A Reporter's Life 217.
... ment — a small room intended for a bedroom , crowded with my staff . Madame Tarasova was my secretary - translator , a woman whose tiny bones , pinched face and sharp nose betrayed an upper - class A Reporter's Life 217.
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... ment , I'm not certain that our future would have been as bright . Manning in his everyday life never quit thinking of ways to beat the opposition . He scribbled notes to himself on matchbooks , paper napkins , the inside of cigarette ...
... ment , I'm not certain that our future would have been as bright . Manning in his everyday life never quit thinking of ways to beat the opposition . He scribbled notes to himself on matchbooks , paper napkins , the inside of cigarette ...
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... ment on the nightly news . " What an indictment it is of today's abridged reporting that we can consider the days of forty - two - second sound bites the golden era of rational political argument . ) Naturally , nothing of any ...
... ment on the nightly news . " What an indictment it is of today's abridged reporting that we can consider the days of forty - two - second sound bites the golden era of rational political argument . ) Naturally , nothing of any ...
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