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050 | _aPN 4874 .P47 1988 | ||
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_aPersico, Joseph E. _eauthor |
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_aEdward R. Murrow : _ban American original / _cJoseph E. Persico |
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_aNew York : _bMcGraw Hill Education, _cc1988 |
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_axiii, 562 pages : _billustrations ; _c24 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
505 | _a1. The Peak or the Precipice -- 2. A Child of Polecat Creek -- 3. A Northwest Passage -- 4. The Undergraduate -- 5. "We All Knew He'd Make a Name for Himself" -- 6. A New York Apprenticeship -- 7. Janet -- 8. An Empire Built on Air -- 9. A CBS Apprenticeship -- 10. The Last Tranquil Year -- 11. This Is London -- 12. "A State of War Exists" -- 13. The Blitz -- 14 .America at War -- 15. Unnecessary Risks -- 16. Goodbye to All That -- 17. The Reluctant Executive -- 18. Listen to Murrow Tomorrow -- 19. Enter Stanton -- 20. Enter Friendly -- 21. "The Most Important Program on Television" -- 22. The Age of Suspicion -- 23. Person to Person: Another Murrow -- 24. At His Ease -- 25. The Broadcaster and the Demagogue -- 26. Family Connections -- 27. A Teacher, A Preacher -- 28. See It No More Leave of Absence -- 29. "Some Part of My Heart Will Stay with CBS" -- 30. The Minister of Truth -- 31. Good Night and Good Luck. | ||
520 | _aA biography of the brilliant radio and TV journalist known for his broadcasts from London during the bombing blitz of World War II and his confrontation of Sen. Joseph McCarthy. | ||
650 | _aRADIO JOURNALLISTS -- BIOGRAPHY | ||
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