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James C. Hagerty

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  • Jody Powell
    White House press secretary
    / The first press secretaries

    Eisenhower asked former reporter James C. Hagerty to be his press secretary. During Hagerty’s tenure, which lasted eight years, he allowed the first televised press conference. Although technology changed the job somewhat, Hagerty himself worked to better organize presidential communications. He set goals and procedures that would become the…

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    Eisenhower asked former reporter James C. Hagerty to be his press secretary. During Hagerty’s tenure, which lasted eight years, he allowed the first televised press conference. Although technology changed the job somewhat, Hagerty himself worked to better organize presidential communications. He set goals and procedures that would become the…

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