For CBS correspondent Dan Rather, known
to millions of TV, iewers as the co-editor of
"60 Minutes" and currently as chief editor
of "Who s Who." it all began in an obscure
Texas college.There a professor had assigned
Dan and his fellow students the works of a
courageous broadcast journalist. " For the
working reporter," the teacher demanded,
"what is the most important thing Elmer
Davis said?" There was silence in the class-
room. Finally the teacher told them: "Don t
let the bastards scare you."
It was a lesson Dan Rather never forgot--
in Vietnam and in Washington during the
heartbreak and shame of Watergate, or while
covering the assassinations of John F. Ken-
nedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., or climb-
ing into the mountain fastness of Tibet to
capture for the first time on film the armed
soldiers of the People s Republic of China.
Now in his candid and charming book,
Mr. Rather brings alive the fascinating world
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