The best ones start off writing sports

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New York Times columnist James Reston died in Dec 1995, at the age of 86. He started out as a sportswriter and rose to the position of bureau chief during the administration of John F Kennedy. Reston was one of the most respected journalists in Washington DC.

Obituary, Officials and employees, The New York Times (Newspaper), Reston, James

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Why are the best men all short, fat and bald?

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The best and most interesting journalists seem to be short, fat and bald. One of these journalists, Charles Kuralt, left a void in the profession when he died. Another journalist, Matthew Fisher, is one of the few characters on a level with Kuralt.

Kuralt, Charles, Fisher, Matthew

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Cry, my beloved country

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Hutchison, who was 91 when he died, was a well-known Canadian journalist who influenced the careers of many younger journalists. The way he spoke was very much like the way he wrote.

Hutchison, Bruce

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