david-halberstam
abalk · 06/22/07 08:30AM
Halberstam Inside The Doonesbury
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Doree Shafrir · 04/24/07 06:11PMAnd Now He's Dead: David Halberstam
abalk2 · 04/24/07 09:43AM
David Halberstam, who died yesterday in an auto accident at the age of 73, will be forever linked to the reporting he did as a young journalist in Vietnam. He was one of the first reporters to note the intractability of that conflict, as well as the corruption of U.S.-backed South Vietnamese government. For this he earned both the scorn of at least one administration and the Pulitzer Prize. He left the Times somewhat acrimoniously and began a full-time career as a nonfiction writer.