Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...though, it was wariness born of long experience as reporters that caused Cronkite'and his executive producer Ernest Leiser to hesitate and worry for hours over whether to run the now-famous film sequence showing U.S. Marines in August 1965 burning a Vietnamese village. Were the pictures fair to the U.S.? To the Marines? Or was their message somewhat out of balance? In the end, it was decided that the pictures were simply too good to pass up. So, along with a narration by CBS Correspondent Morley Safer, Cronkite's audience saw a filmed report that represented most...
...what usually happens to Brown is that people pass him by without a backward glance. Then, he is likely to burst into a foot-stomping temper, as he did recently at the Los Angeles County Fair, in a much-publicized incident...
Last week against Princeton he tossed touchdown passes of 72 and 80 yards to fleet halfback Jim O'Connor. Ballentine's replacement, sophomore Martin Domres, is a fair passer also...
Convinced that there "need be no in compatibility" between a free press and fair trial, the committee asks all American courts to adopt new rules forbidding police, prosecutors, defense lawyers and court employees to release such potentially damaging information...
Always focusing ahead, Sarnoff conceived the radio phonograph, negotiated the acquisition of the Victor Talking Machine Co., then immersed himself in developing Vladimir Zworykin's miraculous iconoscope for commercial television. The vision became a reality at the 1939 World's Fair, when, in the first public demonstration of TV, Sarnoff himself intoned from the screen...