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The Press and the Pentagon | |||
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hile the military
needs the press in order to retain the support of the public and Congress, it fears the
success of its missions will be compromised by a probing press corps. The press, for its part,
sees the military as an institution of government power that must be monitored. This program
examines both sides of that relationship.
Featured Experts: Peter Arnett, Correspondent Clifford Bernath, Deputy Assistant for Public Affairs Walter Cronkite, Former CBS Correspondent and Anchor for CBS Evening News
John Fialka,
Author
Marvin Kalb,
Evecutive Director
John MacArthur,
Publisher
Gen. Charles McClain, Jr.,
Chief of Public Affairs
Col. Fred Peck,
Deputy Director of Public Affairs Produced: February 26, 1995
Price: $39
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