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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... turned out , lasted forty - five minutes , or approximately twenty - one and a half render- ings of " I Love You Truly . " When Betsy finally ap- peared , most of our relatives and the audience were relieved . The minister was pale and ...
... turned out , lasted forty - five minutes , or approximately twenty - one and a half render- ings of " I Love You Truly . " When Betsy finally ap- peared , most of our relatives and the audience were relieved . The minister was pale and ...
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... turned out that we had pretty good intelli- gence indicating that the fleet of Japanese aircraft carriers was heading toward Hawaii . The responsi- bility for our lack of readiness at Pearl Harbor is still a matter of controversy among ...
... turned out that we had pretty good intelli- gence indicating that the fleet of Japanese aircraft carriers was heading toward Hawaii . The responsi- bility for our lack of readiness at Pearl Harbor is still a matter of controversy among ...
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... turned out to be a launching ramp for the pilotless bombs that the Germans would rain on England in 1944 . And there was the most miserable twenty - four hours I ever spent - riding an RAF Coastal Com- mand flying boat on a submarine ...
... turned out to be a launching ramp for the pilotless bombs that the Germans would rain on England in 1944 . And there was the most miserable twenty - four hours I ever spent - riding an RAF Coastal Com- mand flying boat on a submarine ...
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