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1754-Today Columbia University
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1945 Suppressed documents by Seldes' editors, the Bell Syndicate and the Morgan and Chase Banks
1964 Following the arrest of President Lyndon Johnson's longtime aide Walter Jenkins on a "morals charge", columnist Drew Pearson published the circumstances of Vandenberg's 1953 resignation, and President Johnson himself repeated them publicly later...
1977 Tail Gunner Joe (TV show)
According to his one-time partner, Jack Anderson, Pearson saw journalism as a weapon to be used against those he judged to be working against the public interest.
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George Crile III
Pearson was the first to report the 1943 incident of General George S. Patton's slapping of soldier Charles Kuhl.
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