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The panel consisted of journalists who had covered the Civil Rights Movement. They focused on the time period of 1965-1967. The panelists talked about the effect that the media had in report…

Journalists talked about media coverage of the Kennedy assassination. Among the issues they addressed were the impact of the coverage on the American public, the public mood in the aftermath…

Marianne Means, Washington columnist for Hearst Newspapers, and James Kilpatrick, a syndicated columnist, talked about news stories and the negative press for the departing administration f…

In a forum sponsored by the National Press Club Foundation and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, reporters who covered the Johnson White House reflect on Johnson’s relationship with the pre…

Politicians and academics talk about the role of U.S. political parties and the history of changes within each party. Some panelists said that realignment of the parties is inevitable and ot…

Three journalists received awards at this twelfth annual dinner. Mr. Coffey was editor of the year. Mr. Hentoff won the award for distinguished service to journalism. Mr. Britt was cartoonis…

Journalist participated in a roundtable discussion of the previous week news events. Topics included the Supreme Court term, violent crime in the United States and events in Russia.

Journalist Susan King, sitting in for Diane Rehm, moderated a roundtable discussion on current political affairs during a radio program in the studios of WAMU-FM. The guests discussed curren…

George Washington University brought together political journalists and physicians for a conference on the “Politics of Illness in High Office.” Participants spoke about the political effect…

The journalists discussed the recent Gridiron Club dinner and current events in the news. Videoclips were shown of guests arriving at the Gridiron Club dinner.

On this program, "Journalists' Roundtable", the guests discussed a variety of issues including events in the Soviet Union and race riots in New York.

National Press Club’s Authors' invited Kitty Kelley author of Nancy Reagan: The Unauthorized Biography to speak on her book. The scathing account of Nancy Reagan’s life, which mentions drug …

Mr. Gigot expressed his concern for the national economy following the budget agreement of September 30, 1990. Ms. Hearst believed that the agreement avoided social security cuts and a capit…

Georgie Anne Geyer and Marianne Means talked about this week’s news including Marion Barry, Jesse Jackson, Lincoln Savings & Loan, George H.W. Bush’s first year, and Gorbachev. They later a…

The National Press Foundation hosted two panels focusing on the press and a divided government. The two panels were titled “The View from Government” and “The View from the Press.”

A Conference was held by various members of press at The Kennedy Center that talked about the media and presidency.

Experts discussed the media and its role of covering the president and presidential campaigns. Of special concern was the way in which candidates and presidents can manipulate public percept…

The Tower Controversy and Congressional pay raises were the subject of a viewer call in show. Marianne Means columnist at Hearst Newspapers and wesley Pruden managing editor at The Washingto…

Josette Shiner, deputy managing editor for the Washington Times, and Marianne Means, columnist for Hearst Newspapers, took part in a roundtable discussion of the weeks top stories and respon…

David Brock and Marianne Means discussed some of the stories of the week. They answered questions from viewers.