Bio provided by TLS contributor #372.
A Washington columnist for the Los Angeles Times for 20 years, Henry also worked as a TV/radio commentator. In 1956 he backed up Chet Huntley and David Brinkley for NBC at the national conventions. On April 22, Henry was to receive a Medal of Freedom by President Richard Nixon.
A Washington columnist for the Los Angeles Times for 20 years, Henry also worked as a TV/radio commentator. In 1956 he backed up Chet Huntley and David Brinkley for NBC at the national conventions. On April 22, Henry was to receive a Medal of Freedom by President Richard Nixon.
Bio provided by TLS contributor #372.
A Washington columnist for the Los Angeles Times for 20 years, Henry also worked as a TV/radio commentator. In 1956 he backed up Chet Huntley and David Brinkley for NBC at the national conventions. On April 22, Henry was to receive a Medal of Freedom by President Richard Nixon.
A Washington columnist for the Los Angeles Times for 20 years, Henry also worked as a TV/radio commentator. In 1956 he backed up Chet Huntley and David Brinkley for NBC at the national conventions. On April 22, Henry was to receive a Medal of Freedom by President Richard Nixon.
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