Newscasters
This CBS anchor signed off with “And that’s the way it is.”
Walter Cronkite
“Man Walks on the ____” (1969)
Moon
“Watergate Scandal Forces ____ to Resign” (1974)
President Richard Nixon
This long-running CBS news program debuted in 1968.
60 Minutes
This paper is nicknamed “The Gray Lady.”
The New York Times
This ABC anchor hosted World News Tonight for over 20 years.
Peter Jennings
“Stock Market Crashes on ____” (1929)
Black Tuesday
“President Kennedy Assassinated in ____” (1963)
Dallas
This Sunday program is the longest-running show on network television.
Meet the Press
This Washington paper helped break the Watergate scandal.
The Washington Post
This longtime 60 Minutes correspondent was known for tough interviews.
Mike Wallace
“First Artificial Satellite, ____ , Launched by USSR” (1957)
Sputnik
“U.S. Launches ____ Plan to Rebuild Europe” (1947)
Marshall Plan
This PBS program is known for in-depth nightly reporting.
The NewsHour
This paper is the oldest continuously published daily newspaper in the U.S.
The New York Post
This NBC anchor was known for covering the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Tom Brokaw
“Pentagon Papers Reveal ____ War Deception” (1971)
Vietnam
“Civil Rights Leaders March on ____” (1963)
Washington
This radio and TV journalist was famous for “On the Road” segments.
Charles Kuralt
This financial newspaper is known for its dot-style portraits.
The Wall Street Journal
This journalist ended broadcasts with “Good night, and good luck.”
Edward R. Murrow
“NASA Loses Contact with ____ 13” (1970)
Apollo
“Cuban Missile Crisis Ends After ____ Agreement” (1962)
U.S.–Soviet agreement (or missile withdrawal deal)?
This ABC program covers investigative journalism and hidden-camera reports.
20/20
This paper’s famous headline read “DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN.”
The Chicago Tribune