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La Porte Police Chief Doug Ditrich was killed in an incident in Sabine County late Sunday morning. Sabine County Sheriff Tom Maddox says it occurred as Ditrich, who was age
Sabine County, Tx - La Porte Police Chief Doug Ditrich was killed in an incident in Sabine County late Sunday morning. Sabine County Sheriff Tom Maddox says it occurred as
You've most likely heard about the Salem Witch trials in Massachusetts, but long before that, there were the Pendle Witch trials in England. The Pendle Witch trials are one of the most famous and well-documented
Who was Roger Mudd? AMERICAN journalist Roger Mudd was a prominent media personality of the 1950’s. 3 Who was Roger Mudd? Roger Mudd, 93, was a broadcast journalist who was a correspondent and anchor for CBS News and NBC News. Mudd also anchored the History Channel and was an essayist with the MacNeil–Lehrer Newshour on PBS. The journalist hailed from Washington D.C. and began his career in Richmond, Virginia as a reporter for The Richmond News Leader and for radio station WRNL. Upon reaching success, he obtained an opportunity as a reporter with WTOP News in D.C in the late 1950’s.
Article content “With one simple question ‘Why do you want to be President?’ He derailed Ted Kennedy’s 1980 campaign. These are important times we are living in. We need to follow his example now more than ever.” Mudd, who was born in Washington, D.C., began his career in the 1950s as a newspaper and radio reporter in Richmond, Virginia. Joining CBS News as a congressional correspondent in 1961, he went on to report some of the biggest stories in Washington over the next two decades, including passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, extravagant Pentagon spending during the Vietnam War...