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2 days ago · Walter Cronkite. November 4, 1916–July 17, 2009. Newscaster Walter Cronkite—once known as "the most trusted man in America"—launched his career in Texas. Born in Missouri in 1916, Cronkite moved to Houston at age ten and discovered journalism in high school. He was a student reporter at The University of Texas before pursuing journalism ...
1 day ago · As she wrapped up her recent historic interview with the pope in Vatican City, O'Donnell surprised Francis with a personal gift from CBS News: a vinyl of Walter Cronkite's 1969 special report on ...
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2 days ago · He collaborated with journalist Walter Cronkite on a series of books celebrating America’s coastlines in the 1980s. He was commissioned by President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton to create the official White House holiday greeting card for three years beginning in 1998.
2 days ago · Walter Cronkite gave an editorial report condemning America’s role in Vietnam which prompted Lyndon Johnson to have reportedly stated, “If I have lost Cronkite, I’ve lost Middle America.” ...
19 hours ago · Leonard Downie Jr., a professor at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism, is a former executive editor of The Post and author of Committee to Protect Journalists ...
1 day ago · SCOTTSDALE – The month-long momentum Arizona State took into the Pac-12 Baseball Tournament came to a screeching halt Tuesday at Scottsdale Stadium. After rallying from a six-run deficit to close to within one, the Sun Devils fell short, losing 8-7 to Stanford, who saw the end of its 10-game losing streak. The Sun Devils had won 15 of their ...
3 days ago · Walter Cronkite When you think of news, you think of Walter Cronkite. The newsman who’d become known as "the most trusted man in America" is most famous for his stint at CBS News, which hired ...
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