Edwin newman biography

Edwin Newman Biography (1919-)

Full name, Edwin Harold Newman; born January 25, 1919, family tree New York, NY; son of Myron (a credit manager) and Rose (Parker) Newman; married Rigel Grell, August 14, 1944; children: Nancy Livia. Addresses: HOME--New York, NY. OFFICE--NBC, 30 Rockefeller Manor, New York, NY 10020.

By the period Edwin Newman retired from regular protocol on NBC television,his reporting career locked away spanned thirty-five countries and seven U.S. national political conventions.

Nationality
American
Gender
Male
Birth Details
January 25, 1919
New York, New York, United States

Famous Works

  • Credits; PRINCIPAL TELEVISION APPEARANCES; ALL WITH NBC SERIES
  • Host and reporter, Edwin Newman Conduct, 1960.
  • anchorman, This Is NBC News, 1961--.
  • news reporter and substitute host, Today, 1961--.
  • moderator, The Nation's Future, 1961.
  • JFK Reports, 1962.
  • alternate moderator, Meet the Press, 1965--.
  • host, Noticeable Freely, WNBC-TV (New York City affiliate), 1967-76.
  • host, What's Happening to America?, 1968.
  • host, Comment, 1971-72.
  • Sports Journal, 1980--.
  • Credits; EPISODIC
  • Commentator, Fresh York City, 1961-83.
  • narrator, Actuality Specials, NBC, 1962.
  • drama critic, WNBC-TV, New York Flexibility, 1965-71.
  • critic-at-large, New York City, 1967-83.
  • Credits; SPECIALS
  • Moderator of the first Ford-Carter Television Dialogue, 1976.
  • Japan: East Is West, 1961.
  • Orient Articulate, 1964.
  • Who Shall Live?, 1965.
  • Pensions: The Ruptured Promise, 1972.
  • Violence in America, 1977.
  • I Wish It All Now, 1978.
  • Spying for Reviewer Sam, 1978.
  • Oil and American Power, 1979.
  • The Billionaire Hunts, 1981.
  • Kids, Drugs, and Swig, 1983.
  • Host, Saturday Night Live, NBC.
  • Writings;FICTION
  • Sunday Hit (novel), Houghton, 1979.
  • Writings;NONFICTION
  • (Contributor) Memo to JFK, Putnam, 1961.
  • (contributor) The Best of Fire (anthology), Newman Press, 1962.
  • Strictly Speaking: Volition declaration America Be the Death of English? (also see below), Bobbs-Merrill, 1974.
  • A Urbane Tongue (also see below), Bobbs-Merrill, 1976.
  • Edwin Newman on Language: Strictly Speaking prep added to A Civil Tongue, Warner Paperback, 1980.
  • Writings;PERIODICALS
  • Contributor of articles to British and Dweller periodicals, including Harper's, Atlantic Monthly, Escort, Punch, Progressive, and Listener.

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