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Marvin Kalb
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Marvin Kalb

American journalist
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    …the times were, CBS reporter Marvin Kalb was once tackled by Secret Service agents who didn’t want him to see a woman going into Kennedy’s hotel room. Kalb wrote later that “never for one moment did I even consider pursuing and reporting what I had seen and experienced that evening.”

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    …the times were, CBS reporter Marvin Kalb was once tackled by Secret Service agents who didn’t want him to see a woman going into Kennedy’s hotel room. Kalb wrote later that “never for one moment did I even consider pursuing and reporting what I had seen and experienced that evening.”

    Read More