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OMG ~~ Did We Live During The Absolute Best Time In WORLD History, Or WHAT?
If Anything Important Happened In The Last CENTURY, We Came Close To Seeing ALL Of It Happen ~
We Were There... ! "
Web Info : Recall WALTER CRONKITE? ~~ "And That's The Way It Was".
"From the European front in World War II and anchored CBS' coverage of the 1952 and 1956 elections, as well as the 1960 Olympics. He took over as the network's premier news anchor in April of 1962, just in time to cover the most dramatic events of the 1960s. The Cuban Missile Crisis came six months into his tenure, and a year later Cronkite would break the news that President John F. Kennedy had been shot. The footage of Cronkite removing his glasses and composing himself as he read the official AP report of Kennedy's death, which he did 38 minutes after the president was pronounced dead in Dallas, is one of the most enduring images of one of the most traumatic days in American history.
If Anything Important Happened In The Last CENTURY, We Came Close To Seeing ALL Of It Happen ~
We Were There... ! "
Web Info : Recall WALTER CRONKITE? ~~ "And That's The Way It Was".
"From the European front in World War II and anchored CBS' coverage of the 1952 and 1956 elections, as well as the 1960 Olympics. He took over as the network's premier news anchor in April of 1962, just in time to cover the most dramatic events of the 1960s. The Cuban Missile Crisis came six months into his tenure, and a year later Cronkite would break the news that President John F. Kennedy had been shot. The footage of Cronkite removing his glasses and composing himself as he read the official AP report of Kennedy's death, which he did 38 minutes after the president was pronounced dead in Dallas, is one of the most enduring images of one of the most traumatic days in American history.
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