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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... never - ending crusade for the truth . Good journalism , journalism that would please Fred Birney , became our Holy Grail . He so inspired us that Charlie Dyer and I , unable to get our fill of journalism , even started what surely must ...
... never - ending crusade for the truth . Good journalism , journalism that would please Fred Birney , became our Holy Grail . He so inspired us that Charlie Dyer and I , unable to get our fill of journalism , even started what surely must ...
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... never found out how they did it , although I , like others , suspected a Senate clerk . The woman was confirmed and went on to a long and highly successful career on the bench . Her name was Sarah Hughes , and it was she who , after ...
... never found out how they did it , although I , like others , suspected a Senate clerk . The woman was confirmed and went on to a long and highly successful career on the bench . Her name was Sarah Hughes , and it was she who , after ...
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... never thought of Schmeling ! " The attempt by politicians to use television in the early days was frequently thwarted by their own inexperience . On one of our panel broadcasts our guest , Dewey , at one point said that the Kennedy ...
... never thought of Schmeling ! " The attempt by politicians to use television in the early days was frequently thwarted by their own inexperience . On one of our panel broadcasts our guest , Dewey , at one point said that the Kennedy ...
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