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AFTER THE WAR: PENTAGON BRIEFER; General Gives His Last Briefing for Reporters
1991
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\"I can tell you I got about 1,000 letters, and 95 percent of the people said 'We feel we're being told everything we need to know.' \" He added later, \"None of those letters was supportive of the press.\" \"I think the press needs to take a step back and reflect on how they cover things,\" General Kelly said, adding that in World War II, \"the security of the force was absolutely accepted by all those correspondents covering the war, including Ernie Pyle.\" He chose the Army in a last-minute diversion from a career in journalism, in which he holds a bachelor of science degree from Temple University. \"I come from a newspaper family,\" he said in an interview today. \"My father, my grandfather, my uncle and my mother all worked at The Philadelphia Inquirer.\"
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New York Times Company
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