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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... producer , Warren Bush , came by to tell me that Kennedy was insisting on doing the program over . He maintained that because of the way we had positioned him on his divan he appeared slumped over and unattrac- tive , but clearly it was ...
... producer , Warren Bush , came by to tell me that Kennedy was insisting on doing the program over . He maintained that because of the way we had positioned him on his divan he appeared slumped over and unattrac- tive , but clearly it was ...
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... producer who a few months before had been named the new presi- dent of CBS News . On the way to the hotel he said we would be stopping at the convention hall so he could show me our anchor setup . There had been a few " improvements ...
... producer who a few months before had been named the new presi- dent of CBS News . On the way to the hotel he said we would be stopping at the convention hall so he could show me our anchor setup . There had been a few " improvements ...
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... producer was shouting new instruc- tions over their intercom ; and all the time the poor director had to watch a wall full of monitors and call out to the technical director the shots he wanted . Every time this happened , the director ...
... producer was shouting new instruc- tions over their intercom ; and all the time the poor director had to watch a wall full of monitors and call out to the technical director the shots he wanted . Every time this happened , the director ...
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