Word: collingwood
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...WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY (CBS, 10-10:30 p.m.). Charles Collingwood examines the situation in "Can South Vietnam Go It Alone...
...NEWS CORRESPONDENTS REPORT-PART I (CBS, 10-11 p.m.). Eric Sevareid is moderator as Charles Collingwood, David Culhane, Richard C. Hottelet, Marvin Kalb, Peter Kalischer and Morley Safer review the major events of 1968 and the prospects...
...Charles Collingwood's television special [April 19] may well become known as Hanoi's Finest Hour. Rarely has so much been insinuated to so many by so few real facts-or by such edited and contrived film footage. We are shown the brave defenders amidst their showcase rubble and under their manhole covers; Hanoi's almost tranquil orderliness contrasted with the confusion of corrupt Saigon; and with presumably straight faces we watch the military traffic flow south to fight the American aggressors, having only admiration for the resiliency and cleverness of the North Vietnamese as they thwart...
...Americans have been in North Viet Nam of late, able to sample the flavor of life in the Communist capital for themselves. Among them: Novelist Mary McCarthy, Harry Ashmore of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, Miami News Editor William Baggs and CBS Television Correspondent Charles Collingwood. Collingwood's cameraman was French Pho tographer Roger Pic, who took the pictures on the preceding three pages after the bombing pause was announced...
Understandably for an American in such circumstances, Collingwood at times found himself playing the role of self-appointed plenipotentiary. At one point in his key interview he said: "Mr. Prime Minister, I hope you are aware that President Johnson has his problems too." It was also understandable, though perhaps unkind, for some Administration staffers to grumble that Collingwood was in effect dealing with Hanoi on a quasi-diplomatic level Nevertheless, he got his big story on the air, and so he can be forgiven when he asserts that "it was a great privilege to have a part in what...