From the archives: Reflecting on 40 years since JFK's assassination with Walter Cronkite

"Face the Nation" reflects on 40 years since President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, including an interview with Walter Cronkite.
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[@mrpeel3239]

The level of journalistic integrity and longevity will never be surpassed by those great reporters.

[@tony84.]

17:58, Walter Cronkite and Bob Schieffer are two of the greatest journalists of all time.

[@SaxonC]

Growing up, my grandparents always watched CBS and Walter Cronkite and whenever there was news breaking, we always turned to CBS!

[@HurricanePatrick]

Back when the news wasn't based on politics

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

When news was really the news reported

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❤❤❤Vote for peace love truth justice hope mr rfk jr. US election ❤❤❤❤

[@Vele1267]

Will you ever forget that weekend? What the hell kind of question is that...