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professional manner. "His
performances in both
crises won him more
respect from
newsmen than any
presidential press secretary in memory", said a New York Times...
- 30, 2020 – via
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Super Bowl?
Rozelle asks
newsmen to help". Fort
Scott Tribune. Kansas. ****ociated Press. May 26, 1967. p...
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between 12
March 1963 and 15 June 1963, and
targeted two
Washington based newsmen who, at the time, had been
publishing news
articles based on, and frequently...
-
While newsmen take notes,
Chairman Dies of
House Un-American
Activities Committee reads and
proofs his
letter replying to Pres. Roosevelt's
attack on...
- editor, he
needed a
broadcast catchphrase in the
model of
other great newsmen. With the help of some
others at WLWT, he
created his
signature line: "Take...
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Super Bowl?
Rozelle asks
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- Prize-winning
American journalist. He
became known as the "Dean of
Washington newsmen" in a
career that
spanned the
tenure of 11
United States presidents. Arthur...
- saw no
issues with the film,
besides a few
derogatory comments towards newsmen and some
illegal behavior of the characters.
During some
rewrites for censors...
- involvement. On
separate occasions,
Johnson told two
prominent television newsmen that he
believed that JFK's ********ination had been
organized by Castro...
- Oregon. In his voice-over,
Linnman joked that "land-lubber
newsmen"
became "land-blubber
newsmen [...] for the
blast blasted blubber beyond all believable...
