James Reston AKA James Barrett Reston Born: 3-Nov-1909 Birthplace: Clydebank, Scotland Died: 6-Dec-1995 Location of death: Washington, DC Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male Religion: Presbyterian Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Journalist Nationality: United States Executive summary: The New York Times Military service: US Office of War Information (WWII, London) Resident of the United States since 1920. Wife: Sarah Jane Fulton (m. 1935, until his death, three children) Son: James Reston, Jr. (author, b. 1941)
The New York Times Columnist (1974-89) The New York Times Vice President (1969-74) The New York Times Executive Editor (1968-69) The New York Times Associate Editor (1964-68) The New York Times Correspondent (1945-64) The New York Times (1939-42) Associated Press (1934-39) Council on Foreign Relations Pulitzer Prize 1945 (Telegraphic Reporting, National) Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting 1957 Appendectomy Anti-Imperialist Hospital, Peking, China (17-Jul-1971) Risk Factors: Appendicitis
Author of books:
Prelude to Victory (1942) The Artillery of the Press (1967) Sketches in the Sand (1967) Deadline (1991, memoir)
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