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So is JFK actually alive?
Did he get a name for the clergyman?
LOL. That's really good inside humor. Seriously, I read a Mudd book not too long ago. I think it's entitled The Place To Be. The book is almost entirely about his time at CBS. IIRC, he and Rather patched things up a bit in later years.It was Dr. (Roger) Mudd
It is something I have long wondered. And I just watched the movie Parkland, which purports to be a true story of what happened at the hospital after the shooting. They had a scene where someone marches into the switchboard and demands an open line. It got me to thinking about how chaotic that telephone room must have been and yet Rather calls in and the switchboard operator transfers him to a good source.I actually just started looking around here for an RIP thread on Dan Rather. I'm not invalidating the question. The action is probably not beyond the realm of possibility. But I'm wondering, why has this thread come up now? Any particular reason, or link, or something that somebody saw or read?
"COURAGE."But I'm wondering, why has this thread come up now?
This is not a theory. It's only a hypothesis with no evidence backing it up.I offer an alternative theory. KRLD was reporting that Kennedy had died.
This is not a theory. It's only a hypothesis with no evidence backing it up.
What proof do you offer?
No, he was too busy asking Cronkite what he should wear.Did Dan Ratber send out a fangirl tweet about the Nuggets?
End of thread.I have no evidence that Rather did not make the call. only speculation.
I read that too. Recalled Mudd ripped Dan for always using a ghostwriter for his books (often Mickey Herskowitz).LOL. That's really good inside humor. Seriously, I read a Mudd book not too long ago. I think it's entitled The Place To Be. The book is almost entirely about his time at CBS. IIRC, he and Rather patched things up a bit in later years.
No doubt Gary Paul Gates wrote most, if not all, of The Palace Guard, but Gates did get a co-author credit. He and Rather were tight. The latter was a major source for Airtime. Both books are very good, IMHO.I read that too. Recalled Mudd ripped Dan for always using a ghostwriter for his books (often Mickey Herskowitz).