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Remembering Charles Kuralt


If you are reading this, odds are you that know the name . Perhaps you were a fan of his books or his television shows, which spanned four decades on CBS. Maybe you were mesmerized by his rich, mahogany voice or his uncanny ability to weave stories from what others in his profession had failed to notice. Kuralt’s words were reassuring. (Remembering Charles Kuralt)

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Remembering Charles Kuralt