Cronkite, Walter (1916—)
Walter Cronkite's 19-year tenure as anchorman of the CBS Evening News was an uncanny match of man and era. Two generations of Americans came to rely upon his pre...
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Walter Leland Cronkite, Jr., (born 1916) was an American journalist and radio and television news broadcaster who became preeminent among the outstanding group of correspondents and commentators devel...
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At last night’s 10th Annual Walter Cronkite Faith & Freedom Award Gala, held 64 stories above the street in Rockefeller Center’s Rainbow Room, Mr. Cronkite was talking about the ro...
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Earlier this week, The Observer reported on newsman godhead Walter Cronkite's $4.275 million sale of a townhouse at 160 East 95th Street.
Walter “Chip” Cronkite III, who lived in the ho...
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Pioneering astronaut Walter Schirra, the only man who flew in
all three of America's first human space projects -- Mercury, Gemini
and Apollo -- died Thursday at age 84.
The Associated Pre...
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Former President Carter, who already has a book coming out this fall about his post-White House years, is working on a memoir about his mother, Lillian, to be published next spring by Simon & S...
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After more than 6,500 episodes of "The Price Is Right," it was Bob Barker's turn to "Come on down."House Speaker Rod Jetton and Barry Bennett, a former radio broadcaster who now works for Lt. Gov. ...
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Cronkite, Walter (1916—)
Walter Leland Cronkite, Jr.
Walter Cronkite Hasn't Lost His Religion
