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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... thought you fellows did pretty good , " he nodded . " The folks I've talked to thought it was good . I liked it . A few little things I know you're going to fix up , but I just wanted you to know that we liked it around here . " He ...
... thought you fellows did pretty good , " he nodded . " The folks I've talked to thought it was good . I liked it . A few little things I know you're going to fix up , but I just wanted you to know that we liked it around here . " He ...
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Walter Cronkite. thought before of what a precise mark of contempt that action is . I wouldn't spit on the street , but now I would spit on them , to show , subconsciously , I sup- pose , that I thought them lower than the dirt on the ...
Walter Cronkite. thought before of what a precise mark of contempt that action is . I wouldn't spit on the street , but now I would spit on them , to show , subconsciously , I sup- pose , that I thought them lower than the dirt on the ...
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... thought of adopting it , CBS and President Carter initiated what was to be a series of radio call- in programs in which citizens across the nation could address the President with their questions or their problems . I fielded the calls ...
... thought of adopting it , CBS and President Carter initiated what was to be a series of radio call- in programs in which citizens across the nation could address the President with their questions or their problems . I fielded the calls ...
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