Walter Cronkite
Walter Cronkite was a prominent American journalist and television news anchor, widely regarded as 'the most trusted man in America' during his career, who reported on various significant events, including the toilet paper shortage scare of the 1970s, helping to clarify the situation amidst public panic.
Born on Nov 04, 1916 (109 years old)
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United States:
Flight manifests for Epstein's private plane include Walter Cronkite.
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United Kingdom:
Walter Cronkite emceed Lewis Powell's sendoff party after his confirmation.
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Switzerland:
Walter Cronkite was a respected CBS anchorman who reported on the assassination of President Kennedy.
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Spain:
Walter Cronkite is a recipient of the Sylvanus Thayer Award.
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United States:
Chung referenced Walter Cronkite as a practitioner of the honest, unbiased journalism that has been tainted.
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United States:
Walter Cronkite was a CBS anchor whose declaration about the Vietnam War was feared by politicians.
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United States:
Walter Cronkite was a renowned CBS News anchor whose standards are referenced in the context of the lawsuit against CBS News.
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United States:
Walter Cronkite described Moyers as 'the conscience' of the country.
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Italy:
Walter Cronkite is referred to as a legend of world journalism who dined with Dan Peterson.
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Israel:
Walter Cronkite was an American journalist whose reporting during the Vietnam War influenced public opinion.
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