Television... Is Not A Substitute For Print.

It Is Not The Reporter's Job To Be A Patriot Or To Presume To Determine Where Patriotism Lies. His Job Is To Relate The Facts.

Everything Is Being Compressed Into Tiny Tablets. You Take A Little Pill Of News Every Day-23 Minutes-and That's Supposed To Be Enough.

It Seems To Many Of Us That If We Are To Avoid The Eventual Catastrophic World Conflict We Must Strengthen The United Nations As A First Step Toward A World Government Patterned After Our Own Government With A Legislature, Executive And Judiciary, And Police To Enforce Its International Laws And Keep The Peace. To Do That, Of Course, We Americans Will Have To Yield Up Some Of Our Sovereignty. That Would Be A Bitter Pill. It Would Take A Lot Of Courage, A Lot Of Faith In The New Order.

I Think Most Newspapermen By Definition Have To Be Liberal; If They're Not Liberal, By Definition Of It, Then They Can Hardly Be Good Newspapermen. If They're Preordained Dogmatists For A Cause, Then They Can't Be Very Good Journalists.

I Am A News Presenter, A News Broadcaster, An Anchorman, A Managing Editor - Not A Commentator Or Analyst. I Feel No Compulsion To Be A Pundit.