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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
PostPosted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 8:22 pm 
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Wow.......his coverage of the J.F.K. assassination was incredible.

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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
PostPosted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 8:50 pm 
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Walter Cronkite was quite the news icon, anchoring the "CBS Evening News" long before Dan Rather in 1981 and Katie Couric right now. It seems hard to believe, but Walter replaced another CBS News veteran, Douglas Edwards, of the network's signature dinner hour newscast in 1962 until he retired in '81. In addition to all the stories he covered, Walter was once even more trusted than the President of the United States way back in 1972. There will NEVER be another newsman more trusted than Mr. Cronkite...NEVER!


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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
PostPosted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:15 am 
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SHARK wrote:
Walter Cronkite was quite the news icon, anchoring the "CBS Evening News" long before Dan Rather in 1981 and Katie Couric right now. It seems hard to believe, but Walter replaced another CBS News veteran, Douglas Edwards, of the network's signature dinner hour newscast in 1962 until he retired in '81. In addition to all the stories he covered, Walter was once even more trusted than the President of the United States way back in 1972. There will NEVER be another newsman more trusted than Mr. Cronkite...NEVER!

That's not saying much. :lol:


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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
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If I've lost Cronkite, then... I've lost Walter Cronkite.

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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
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Place this under the, "I didn't realize he was still alive" file.

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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
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Colonel Angus wrote:
SHARK wrote:
Walter Cronkite was quite the news icon, anchoring the "CBS Evening News" long before Dan Rather in 1981 and Katie Couric right now. It seems hard to believe, but Walter replaced another CBS News veteran, Douglas Edwards, of the network's signature dinner hour newscast in 1962 until he retired in '81. In addition to all the stories he covered, Walter was once even more trusted than the President of the United States way back in 1972. There will NEVER be another newsman more trusted than Mr. Cronkite...NEVER!

That's not saying much. :lol:

I think people trusted evil Jack more than they trusted George Bush Dos.

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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
PostPosted: Sat Jul 18, 2009 12:31 pm 
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It is unfortunate that we have no one in TV journalism that can can be trusted to provide honest, balanced coverage. He started as a radio sportscaster!

OK piece by Ebert.

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbc ... /907179995


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 Post subject: Re: Walter Cronkite
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That 1972 survey I mentioned was legit, and one of the many things mentioned in all the coverage last night concerning Walter Cronkite's death. By the way, CBS News will pre-empt "60 Minutes" tomorrow night to air a special called "That's The Way It Was". Current "CBS Evening News" anchor Katie Couric, "60 Minutes" executive producer/creator Don Hewitt, veteran "60" correspondents Mike Wallace & Morley Safer, President Barack Obama, plus actors George Clooney & Robin Williams will all talk about Cronkite's legacy in the special airing at 6p tomorrow night on CBS2HD & WBBM Newsradio 780.


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