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From original catalog: Edmund A. Guillion [sic], Ambassador to the Congo, speaks of newspapers and the reporting of foreign news.
McGurn introduces Gullion, who starts with a story about titles. Talks about how the foreign correspondents interact with Ambassadors. The American press is uncorruptable.
Press coverage in Africa is scanty.
Q&A: USIS, his work in the Congo.
Audio courtesy of the NYC Municipal Archives WNYC Collection
WNYC archives id: 70646
Municipal archives id: T1570
Contributors:
Edmund A. Gullion
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