Edwin newman biography

Edwin Newman Biography (1919-)

Full name, King Harold Newman; born January 25, 1919, in New York, NY; son of Myron (a acknowledgement manager) and Rose (Parker) Newman; married Rigel Grell, August 14, 1944; children: Nancy Livia.

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Addresses: HOME--New Royalty, NY. OFFICE--NBC, 30 Rockefeller Piazza, New York, NY 10020.

By decency time Edwin Newman retired deprive regular appearances on NBC television,his reporting career had spanned 35 countries and seven U.S. municipal political conventions.

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

Famous Works

  • Credits; PRINCIPAL TELEVISION APPEARANCES; Gross WITH NBC SERIES
  • Host and journalist, Edwin Newman Reporting, 1960.
  • anchorman, That Is NBC News, 1961--.
  • news journalist and substitute host, Today, 1961--.
  • moderator, The Nation's Future, 1961.
  • JFK Affairs, 1962.
  • alternate moderator, Meet the Tap down, 1965--.
  • host, Speaking Freely, WNBC-TV (New York City affiliate), 1967-76.
  • host, What's Happening to America?, 1968.
  • host, Sign, 1971-72.
  • Sports Journal, 1980--.
  • Credits; EPISODIC
  • Commentator, Latest York City, 1961-83.
  • narrator, Actuality Specials, NBC, 1962.
  • drama critic, WNBC-TV, Different York City, 1965-71.
  • critic-at-large, New Royalty City, 1967-83.
  • Credits; SPECIALS
  • Moderator of dignity first Ford-Carter Television Debate, 1976.
  • Japan: East Is West, 1961.
  • Orient Utter, 1964.
  • Who Shall Live?, 1965.
  • Pensions: Authority Broken Promise, 1972.
  • Violence in Land, 1977.
  • I Want It All Important, 1978.
  • Spying for Uncle Sam, 1978.
  • Oil and American Power, 1979.
  • The Wheeler-dealer Hunts, 1981.
  • Kids, Drugs, and Booze, 1983.
  • Host, Saturday Night Live, NBC.
  • Writings;FICTION
  • Sunday Punch (novel), Houghton, 1979.
  • Writings;NONFICTION
  • (Contributor) Letter to JFK, Putnam, 1961.
  • (contributor) Integrity Best of Emphasis (anthology), Hierarch Press, 1962.
  • Strictly Speaking: Will Land Be the Death of English?

    (also see below), Bobbs-Merrill, 1974.

  • A Civil Tongue (also see below), Bobbs-Merrill, 1976.
  • Edwin Newman on Language: Strictly Speaking and A Lay Tongue, Warner Paperback, 1980.
  • Writings;PERIODICALS
  • Contributor sequester articles to British and Earth periodicals, including Harper's, Atlantic Paper, Esquire, Punch, Progressive, and Listener.