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David Brinkley
David Brinkley
Author: David Brinkley
He is an icon of the American airwaves, a face and voice we have been welcoming into our homes for the past half-century. Through times of great upheaval and interludes of business as usual, we have tuned in to David Brinkley's programs for his sense of fairness and his distinctive ability to cut through cant anti pretension. — Rich in anecdote a...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780679447818
ISBN-10: 0679447814
Publication Date: 10/10/1995
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Publisher: Random House Audio
Book Type: Audio Cassette
Other Versions: Hardcover
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Memoir of a journalist from Wilmington, NC, who trained as a newspaper reporter and understood and appreciated history. He was a reporter and commentator for years on several TV news programs, and includes memories of FDR, JFK, the moon landing, and various political campaigns. Well-written, and often witty, this is one of my favorite sentences:

"In the summer after the primaries are finished, we cover both conventions--each combining the worst features of a cattle auction, a clearance sale of damaged merchandise and a sheriff's auction of recovered stolen goods, and above all a social event and fund-raiser by and for the rich."
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A very enjoyable memoir by a witty, wise and very likable man. His story of the interview he and Chet Huntley did with the head of NASA leading up the the first moon shot was priceless.


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