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"Well, listen, you don't called Edward R. Murrow every day!"
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-- My father, Howard K. Smith, called Edward R. Murrow "the most impressive male person I was ever to know," adding that "The most impressive female person I ever met I married."
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Someone just quoted Edward R. Murrow which is so fitting:
Obama's Speech Heavy In Specifics And Direct Hits -- Thanks To McCain's Attacks! 2009
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- The Sunday morning propagandists, who recently became accomplices in Bush's deceit and lies by belittling the idea of a torture investigation, were betraying the code of honor that was endorsed by practitioners (such as Edward R. Murrow) of their (in their own inflated opinion of themselves) profession.
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Aided by the Roosevelt administration and sympathetic American journalists such as Edward R. Murrow, the British government systematically flooded the United States with accounts of German air raids.
Archive 2009-07-01 Johnny Pez 2009
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It used to be that genuine journalists, such as Edward R. Murrow, were permitted to punctuate their reports (such as the ones he made from London during the Battle of Britain) with opinions about what the events meant and what the most likely consequences would be.
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Aided by the Roosevelt administration and sympathetic American journalists such as Edward R. Murrow, the British government systematically flooded the United States with accounts of German air raids.
The Blitz Hoax by Earl Lee Warner Johnny Pez 2009
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The book is also a nostalgia trip to the bygone days when the networks produced incisive documentaries such as Edward R. Murrow's "Harvest of Shame," about hunger in America, rather than specials such as "Bad Girls" starring Deborah Norville.
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Schools serving large Russian communities, such as Edward R. Murrow in Brooklyn, are more likely to offer Russian classes.
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In the past, broadcasters such as Edward R. Murrow, Walter Cronkite and Don Hewitt knew that journalists are supposed to tell people what they should know, not what they want to know.
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