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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... told him that the watch was a gift from the Rolex president , he erupted . " That son of a gun told me that he only gave those watches to heads of state and such ! " I had a feeling that up to that moment he sus- pected me of having ...
... told him that the watch was a gift from the Rolex president , he erupted . " That son of a gun told me that he only gave those watches to heads of state and such ! " I had a feeling that up to that moment he sus- pected me of having ...
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... told him why I had eschewed politics up to that time and planned to continue to do so - namely , my concern that once a prominent network anchor ran for public office , the people might suspect all news anchors of doctoring the news to ...
... told him why I had eschewed politics up to that time and planned to continue to do so - namely , my concern that once a prominent network anchor ran for public office , the people might suspect all news anchors of doctoring the news to ...
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... told them that this nice - looking gray - haired American was the pilot whose story was told by the plaque on the monument . They were beside themselves . You would have thought they had been introduced to a movie star . They told us ...
... told them that this nice - looking gray - haired American was the pilot whose story was told by the plaque on the monument . They were beside themselves . You would have thought they had been introduced to a movie star . They told us ...
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