Of all the professional newscasters | have met, Walter Cronkite of CBS was the most charming. He treated me with

t do the Yippies actually plan to do in Chicago?” | smiled at her and said, “You think I'm gonna tell you?’ That portion of my answer was used to end Walter Cronkite’s segment on the Yippies, but my follow-up sentence-- “The first thing we're gonna do is put truth serum in the reporters’ drinks” --was omitted. They

ps on the private basketball court. Late-night partying ends with Mr. Rose skinny-dipping in Lake Como—a tradition started by that wild and crazy guy Walter Cronkite years ago. The Weinstein Company screens in Venice and Telluride their silent film The Artist, directed by Michel Hazanavicius and starring French m

es of him was from the mid- 1970s when, while sitting on a flight to the US from Paris to take China’s seat at the United Nations, he was ambushed by Walter Cronkite. Huang is completely unflustered in the scratchy video of that encounter. He sits quietly in a cloud of smoke. Cronkite pesters him. Huang smiles, of