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Monday, July 20, 2009

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Remembrances Frank McCourt: A Responsibility To Write

In a 1996 interview, the late memoirist shares richly detailed memories of his Limerick childhood and his adult life in the United States. ()
Remembrances A Look Back At Cronkite's Career In Broadcasting

There are two types of history to consider when trying to put CBS News anchor Walter Cronkite into context. There's the history of broadcast news and there's history itself. TV critic David Bianculli offers an appreciation of the venerable newsman. ()
People & Places Walter Cronkite, The 'Most Trusted Man In America'

In a 1993 interview, venerable newsman Walter Cronkite shares his experiences holding down the CBS evening news. Cronkite died Friday of complications related to dementia. ()

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July 20 · David Kaplan is the editor of a new report by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists. He joins Fresh Air to discuss the illicit trafficking of tobacco. The multi-billion dollar business funds organized crime and terrorist groups, robs governments of tax money, and spurs addiction.