What Murrow had done, MacLeish added, was to destroy the belief that what happened 3,000 miles away was not really happening
When I grew up in the 1950s watching Brooklyn Dodger games with my father who was a general practitioner in the Rockaways, he had the idea to tape-record cigarette commercials that were on sporting events and said One day no one will possibly believe that cigarettes and sports could go together. Well, in the early 1980s, when I returned to New York to edit the New York State Journal of Medicine I teamed up with advertising and radio genius Tony Schwartz, who created the famous Daisy spot political advertisement for Lyndon Johnson, to create a series of paid counter-advertising ridiculing the cigarette companies and mayor Ed Koch for having done nothing to counteract this terrible health problem
Please refer to the photographs as part of the condition report
Steve got a house about a mile from Ronnies, but the rest of us all lived 20 or 30 miles away, all over town
I find it very difficult to say some words (like representative), so instead of saying it in French, people thought it would help if I had just an accent