703:) and William Geissler, originally associated with two better-known partners, who soon departed. Ruhe and Geissler obtained UPI for $ 1. Under the terms of the purchase agreement, Scripps first injected UPI with a $ 5 million cash balance, in acknowledgement of the $ 1.0 – $ 1.5 million per month that UPI was already losing. Facing news industry skepticism about their background and qualifications to run an international news agency, Ruhe and Geissler watched an increase in contract cancellations. Despite serious cash flow problems, they moved UPI's headquarters from New York City to Washington, DC, incurring significant additional costs due to construction cost overruns.
469:, then traveling in France, telegraphed that the 1918 armistice ending World War I had been declared four days before it happened. Howard's reputation survived and he later became a Scripps partner, whose name appeared in one of the Scripps subsidiary companies, Scripps-Howard. But the mistake dogged UP/UPI for generations. Still, the agency's reporters were often able to tell stories more quickly and accurately although they were usually outnumbered by the competition. In 1950, for example, UP reported the invasion of South Korea by North Korea two hours and forty minutes before its archrival, the AP.
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concerned, certainly doesn't fit into my plans for the future". He sought to shift UPI's dwindling resources into
Internet-based delivery of newsletter services, focusing more on technical and diplomatic specialties than on general news. The rump UPI thus sold the client list of its still-significant radio network and broadcast wire to its former rival, the AP.
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thrust into a "sink-or-swim" situation of reporting on an unfamiliar subject. They were weaned on UP's famous and well-documented (though frequently misappropriated and misquoted) slogan of "Get it first, but FIRST, get it RIGHT." Despite controversy, UP (and later UPI) became a common training ground for generations of journalists.
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paid AP $ 12,500 a week, but UPI only $ 5,000; the Wall Street
Journal paid AP $ 36,000 a week, but UPI only $ 19,300. The AP, which serviced 1,243 newspapers at the time, remained UPI's main competitor. In 1959, UPI had 6,208 clients in 92 countries and territories, 234 news and picture bureaus, and
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refused to sell its services to several of his papers, most of them evening dailies in competition with existing AP franchise holders, in 1907 Scripps merged three smaller syndicates under his ownership or control, the
Publishers Press Association, the Scripps-McRae Press Association, and the Scripps
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Rival AP was a publishers' cooperative and could assess its members to help pay the extraordinary costs of covering major news—wars, the
Olympic Games, national political conventions. UPI clients, in contrast, paid a fixed annual rate; depending on individual contracts, UPI could not always ask them
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At its peak, UPI had more than 2,000 full-time employees and 200 news bureaus in 92 countries; it had more than 6,000 media subscribers. With the rising popularity of television news, the business of UPI began to decline as the circulation of afternoon newspapers, its chief client category, began to
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UPI came close to the size of the AP in the early 1960s, but as publishing companies began to pare their evening newspapers, it was dropped by papers that could no longer afford to subscribe to both UPI and the AP. UPI's failure to develop a television presence or subsidiary television news service
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Drawing lessons from the battles between the earlier United Press and the various AP's, Scripps required that there be no restrictions on who could buy news from his news service, and he made the new UP service available to anyone, including his competitors. Scripps also hoped to make a profit from
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orchestrated UPI's exit from its last major media niche, the broadcast news business that United Press had initiated in the 1930s. De
Borchgrave maintained that "what was brilliant pioneering work on the part of UPI prior to World War II, with radio news, is now a static quantity and so far as I'm
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By 1998, UPI had fewer than 250 employees and 12 offices. Although the Saudi-based investors claimed to have poured more than $ 120 million into UPI, it had failed to turn a profit. The company had begun to sell
Internet-adapted products to such websites as Excite and Yahoo. At that point, UPI CEO
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influenced its coverage of the racial unrest and protests, often ignoring, minimizing, or slanting the reporting. UPI did not have that sort of pressure, and management, according to UPI reporters and photographers of the day, allowed them much freedom in chronicling the events of the civil rights
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bankruptcy reorganization. With each change in ownership came deeper service and staff cutbacks and changes of focus and a corresponding shrinkage of its traditional media customer base. Since the 1999 sale of its broadcast client list to its one-time major rival, the AP, UPI has concentrated on
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Scripps' United Press was considered "a scrappy alternative" news source to the AP. UP reporters were called "Unipressers" and were noted for their fiercely aggressive and competitive streak. Another hallmark of the company's culture was little formal training of reporters; new hires were often
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Nations. UPI spokespersons and press releases said the company would be focusing instead on expanding operations in the Middle East, Central Asia and Africa, and reporting on security threats, intelligence and energy issues. In 2008, UPI began UPIU, a journalism
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for most of the 20th century until its eventual decline beginning in the early 1980s. At its peak, it had more than 6,000 media subscribers. Since the first of several sales and staff cutbacks in 1982, and the 1999 sale of its broadcast client list to its main U.S. rival, the
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to shoot newsfilm for television stations. That service, United Press
Movietone, or UPMT, was a pioneer in newsfilm syndication and numbered among its clients major US and foreign networks and local stations, including for many years the early TV operation of
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Scripps controlled several other newspaper syndicates, both companies feared possible antitrust issues. So they deliberately kept their respective syndicates out of the combined UPI company. That move cost UPI the revenues of its previous
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While much of normal news agency work is little publicized, many UP/UPI news staffers have gained fame, either while with the agency or in later careers. They include journalists, news executives, novelists and high government officials.
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UPI's remaining minority stake in UPITN was also sold and the agency was renamed
Worldwide Television News (WTN). As with its photographs, UPI thereby lost all control of its newsfilm and video library, which is now held by WTN-successor
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was an eyewitness, and he commandeered the press car's only phone to dictate the story to UPI as AP reporter Jack Bell tried—without success—to wrest the phone away so he could call his office. Smith and UPI won a
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Nicholas, S. (2007). Keeping the News British: the BBC, British United Press and Reuters in the 1930s. In: Wiener, J.H., Hampton, M. (eds) Anglo-American Media Interactions, 1850–2000. Palgrave Macmillan, London.
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Despite that, like all agencies that deal with huge volumes of timely information, UP and later UPI had its share of remembered mistakes. As recounted in the various printed histories of UPI cited in
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Despite strong newspaper industry opposition, UP started to sell news to the new and competitive radio medium in 1935, years before competitor AP, controlled by the newspaper industry, did likewise.
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In 1958, when United Press merged with the International News Service to become UPI, British United Press was renamed United Press International of Canada. In 1979, 80% of UPI Canada was sold to the
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to help shoulder the extraordinary coverage costs. In its heyday, newspapers typically paid UPI about half what they paid AP in the same cities for the same services: At one point, for example, the
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until the broadcaster began hiring its own reporters. The BBC's decision in 1936 to use BUP as a supplier of international news reports engendered opposition from other news agencies and the
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Although all UP employees were retained, most INS employees lost their jobs with practically no warning. A relative few did join the new UPI and the columns of popular INS writers, such as
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as BUP was seen as a front group for the American-based United Press and thus represented American rather than British news values. BUP correspondents included future anchors
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and a stronger economic entity than either UP or INS. The newly formed United Press International (UPI) had 950 client newspapers. Fearing possible antitrust issues with the
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But the UP-INS merger involved another business component that was to hurt the new UPI company badly in later years. Because INS had been a subsidiary of Hearst's
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mentoring platform for students and journalism schools, that allowed recent college graduates to post their work on the site but did not pay for stories.
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of the 1950s and 1960s. Because the AP was a cooperative essentially owned by the newspapers, those in the
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2937:"UPI Closing Long-Running U.N. Bureau, Most Senior Reporter Laid off"
2816:
1794:
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1479:, CBS and NBC anchor, moderator of 1976 and 1984 presidential debates
1379:
564:
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3701:
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3090:
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3854:
Four Days: The Historical Record of the Death of President Kennedy
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465:, the most famous one came early in its history. UP's president,
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2813:"The AP And Corbis Combine Image Libraries In Distribution Deal"
1490:
782:
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250:'s smaller competing agency, INS, in 1958 to form UPI. With the
148:
4347:
3955:
3612:
UNIPRESS: United Press International, Covering the 20th Century
503:
The merger was aimed at creating a stronger competitor for the
5028:
2903:"Helen Thomas, Washington Fixture, Resigns as U.P.I. Reporter"
2680:"A History of United Press International Newspictures Service"
2302:
News World Communications no longer owns the Washington Times.
1840:
1817:
In 1935, UP was the first major news service to offer news to
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In 1908, UP began offering feature stories and using reporter
1558:
1486:
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638:
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Harnett, Richard & Ferguson, Billy G. (January 1, 2003).
812:, resigned her position, after working for UPI for 57 years.
730:, which entered the video news field long after UPI left it.
172:, UPI has concentrated on smaller information-market niches.
2974:
151:, and audio services provided news material to thousands of
3896:
3529:
Of Spies and Spokesmen: My Life As a Cold War Correspondent
2967:"UPI's journalism mentoring program for students worldwide"
1053:, longtime Las Vegas bureau manager who broke the story of
3920:
357:
and renamed United Press Canada. In 1985, UPC was sold to
3435:. Princeton Architectural Press. June 17, 2007. pp.
1444:, UPI international correspondent, UPI Portugal Manager,
452:
job to stay with UP, but who later went on to anchor the
269:, an international news media company founded in 1976 by
30:"UPI" redirects here. For the Indian payment system, see
3902:
UPIU, UPI's multimedia platform for journalism education
3699:
Olson, Lynn & Cloud, Stanley W. (October 31, 1997).
2338:
1856:
In 1958 United Press absorbed Hearst's INS to create UPI
1392:
White House Correspondent, two-time Peabody Award winner
1356:, ABC News White House Correspondent and Fox News anchor
3884:
3722:
The Man Who Kept the Secrets: Richard Helms and the CIA
3177:"Elmer Lower, Former President of ABC News, Dies at 98"
2484:
Communicating in Canada's Past: Essays in Media History
1869:
In 1978, UPI launched the first cable TV news network,
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on Friday, November 22, 1963. UPI White House reporter
119:
3901:
4066:
International Conference on the Unity of the Sciences
3583:. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company. pp.
3209:"Ron Nessen: inside, looking out (December 15, 1974)"
2396:"News Broadcasting – "The Early Years" – (1900-1936)"
2001:"Deadline Every Minute The Story of the United Press"
597:
UP/UPI Newspictures, Newsfilm and Audio/Radio Network
3682:
Deadline Every Minute: The Story of the United Press
1347:
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The Power of News. The History of Reuters 1849–1989
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2481:Allen, Gene; Robinson, Daniel (November 14, 2009).
1131:
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4180:Criticism of Unification Church in Japan
3656:
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3279:"United Press International Unifax Machine in Use"
2637:
2274:"UPI Staff Cuts Include White House Correspondent"
1678:, war correspondent, first to reach Saigon during
3833:Scripps, E.W.; McCabe, Charles (March 15, 2007).
2450:Making National News: A History of Canadian Press
2230:
2228:
2209:. Associated Press. April 28, 1985. p. 13A.
1788:Key UP/UPI product and technical innovation dates
1098:(1903–1990), later "Washington Calling" columnist
1047:, veteran foreign correspondent and UPI executive
3856:. American Heritage Publishing Co. p. 143.
3146:"TONY HILLERMAN'S CROSS-CULTURAL MYSTERY NOVELS"
2604:
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2516:"United Press Canada absorbed by Canadian Press"
2306:"Who owns what - News World Communications, Inc"
1227:The Prague Society for International Cooperation
300:as its Canadian subsidiary with headquarters in
246:controlled United Press until its absorption of
3577:Gordon, Gregory & Cohen, Ronald E. (1990).
3456:High Tension: The Recollections of Hugh Baillie
3035:. Associated Press. July 14, 2002. p. 33.
2673:
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2016:
2014:
2012:
2010:
3793:. Northwestern University Press. p. 370.
3060:. Associated Press. July 9, 2002. p. 20.
2235:NY Times staff reporter (September 18, 1991).
1953:"About United Press International - About UPI"
1824:In 1945, UP offered the first all-sports wire.
714:. Bettman was later sold to Microsoft founder
633:(UPITN). Senior UPITN executives later helped
616:. In 1948, it entered into a partnership with
605:service until 1952, when it absorbed co-owned
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4071:Little Angels Children's Folk Ballet of Korea
3967:
3481:. Sonoma, Calif.: Vine Brook Press. pp.
2268:
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2262:
2166:"U.P.I.: Look Back in Sorrow (book review of
1731:Russell Jones (International Reporting, 1957)
1723:UPI reporters and photographers have won ten
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3328:
3326:
2930:
2928:
1176:, who later became the longtime GM of rival
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5364:Unification Church affiliated organizations
4328:Republican Party (United States of America)
4004:Blessing ceremony of the Unification Church
3663:. Vienna, Va.: Wolf's Head Press. pp.
3027:"Roderick Beaton, 79, Former U.P.I. Leader"
2339:"About United Press International Products"
2159:
2157:
2155:
2153:
2151:
2149:
1804:, more recently known as Teletype machines.
1777:John H. Blair (Spot News Photography, 1978)
1600:, CBS News reporter, ABC News, Director of
184:News room of United Press in New York, 1933
4366:
4352:
4344:
4227:United States of America v. Sun Myung Moon
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3929:—subset of above: UPI history and memories
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3814:. Northwestern University Press. pp.
3580:Down to the Wire: UPI's Fight for Survival
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2168:Down to the Wire: UPI's Fight for Survival
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582:assassination of US President John Kennedy
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4285:Sun Myung Moon and the Unification Church
3808:Schwarzlose, Richard (February 1, 1990).
3659:Not Always a Spectator: A Newsman's Story
3533:. University of Missouri Press. pp.
3404:. United Press International. 2007.
3374:. United Press International. 2007.
3342:UPI - Centennial Anniversary: 1907 - 2007
3307:. United Press International. 2007.
3255:. United Press International. 2007.
2780:NY Times staff reporter (June 26, 1984).
2197:
2195:
2118:
2116:
991:Learn how and when to remove this message
854:UPI College Basketball Player of the Year
489:, a news agency that had been founded by
5354:News agencies based in the United States
4494:Integrated Regional Information Networks
3789:Schwarzlose, Richard (January 1, 1989).
2843:"Visual China buys Corbis Entertainment"
2705:
2703:
2701:
2366:https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230286221_11
2097:
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1861:United Press International Radio Network
1454:, Canadian journalist, senior anchor of
1285:, onetime CIA Director, who interviewed
849:UPI College Basketball Coach of the Year
708:United Press International Radio Network
654:United Press International Radio Network
485:, was obsessed with merging UP with the
5344:1907 establishments in New York (state)
4130:Unification Church of the United States
3935:—collaborative UPI history project site
2997:"Former UPI president, Rod Beaton dies"
2567:
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2170:By Gregory Gordon and Ronald E. Cohen)"
2164:Atwater, James D. (December 24, 1989).
2124:"UP, International News Service merged"
1944:
1517:–winning newspaper editor and columnist
1372:, U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia and Chile
866:UPI College Football Player of the Year
3498:Cronkite, Walter (November 27, 1996).
3458:. Harper & Brothers. p. 300.
3101:from the original on December 29, 2021
3064:from the original on December 31, 2021
3007:from the original on December 31, 2021
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1810:The "Ocean Press", a news service for
1643:, Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter for
1298:, Pulitzer-Prize winning reporter for
5369:College football awards organizations
3680:Morris, Joe Alex (October 31, 1968).
3552:Fenby, Jonathan (February 12, 1986).
3189:from the original on October 24, 2017
3156:from the original on October 11, 2016
3039:from the original on January 11, 2022
2247:from the original on February 6, 2018
2134:from the original on October 31, 2021
1734:Andrew Lopez (News Photography, 1960)
1633:, photographer, known for picture of
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3751:Schonfeld, Reese (January 1, 2001).
3525:Daniloff, Nicholas (April 7, 2008).
3368:"UPI History Milestones 1961 - 1980"
3338:"UPI History Milestones 1941 - 1960"
3301:"UPI History Milestones 1921 - 1940"
3249:"UPI History Milestones 1907 - 1910"
2721:from the original on October 1, 2011
2656:from the original on October 9, 2022
2203:"UPI reaches deal to gain financing"
2087:Political Profiles: The Truman Years
2067:from the original on August 29, 2011
1545:, Pulitzer-Prize winner, creator of
1247:, Three-time Pulitzer Prize-winning
929:adding citations to reliable sources
699:, the supreme governing body of the
85:1958 (as United Press International)
4233:The Unification Church and politics
3647:Helms, Richard, with William Hood.
3614:. Fulcrum Publishing. p. 384.
3344:. United Press International.
2611:"The Press: New York, May 24 (UPI)"
2341:. United Press International.
2213:from the original on August 6, 2021
436:, who started with United Press in
83:1907 (as United Press Associations)
4917:Agenzia Nazionale Stampa Associata
4391:European Alliance of News Agencies
3770:Schwarzlose, Richard (June 1979).
3398:"UPI History Milestones 1981-2000"
2875:Jones, Alex S. (August 28, 1991).
2761:from the original on June 29, 2011
2402:. History of Canadian Broadcasting
2345:from the original on July 14, 2011
2316:from the original on July 28, 2012
2032:from the original on July 30, 2012
1609:, novelist and former CNN producer
1153:, long-time war correspondent for
790:, a media conglomerate founded by
440:, gained fame for his coverage of
93:1200 N. Federal Highway, Suite 200
27:American international news agency
25:
5359:Organizations established in 1907
5349:American journalism organizations
3408:from the original on May 22, 2011
3378:from the original on May 22, 2011
3348:from the original on May 22, 2011
3311:from the original on May 22, 2011
3259:from the original on May 22, 2011
3229:from the original on May 27, 2012
3175:Hevesi, Dennis (August 1, 2011).
3120:Shapira, Ian (October 25, 2011).
2913:from the original on May 13, 2011
2853:from the original on May 21, 2018
2811:Kaplan, David (August 23, 2011).
2792:from the original on May 13, 2011
2686:from the original on May 19, 2011
2583:from the original on May 11, 2011
2180:from the original on May 13, 2011
1523:, influential women's page editor
786:UPI was purchased in May 2000 by
641:, with its first two presidents,
493:in 1909 following Scripps' lead.
345:Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
5311:
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5290:
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4573:Agencia Boliviana de InformaciĂłn
4250:As a Peace-Loving Global Citizen
4147:Unification Theological Seminary
3506:(1st ed.). Knopf. pp.
3075:
2447:Allen, Gene (November 1, 2018).
2130:. UPI. May 24, 1958. p. 1.
1908:
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1575:, CBS News reporter, three-time
1229:; Chair, Global Panel Foundation
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728:Associated Press Television News
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44:United Press International, Inc.
3651:. New York: Random House, 2003.
3633:. Bulfinch Press. p. 256.
3629:Haynes, Gary (September 2006).
3555:The International News Services
2749:Spiegel, Peter (June 1, 1998).
2609:Staff reporter (June 2, 1958).
2487:. University of Toronto Press.
2453:. University of Toronto Press.
2304:CJR staff (December 22, 2010).
2280:. July 11, 2007. Archived from
2109:. UPI. May 24, 1958. p. 2.
1783:, (Spot News Photography, 1980)
1719:scandals in baseball for the AP
916:needs additional citations for
871:UPI College Lineman of the Year
135:) is an American international
4947:Algemeen Nederlands Persbureau
4849:Turkmenistan State News Agency
4037:Clube Esportivo Nova Esperança
3703:. Mariner Books. p. 445.
3473:Bartholomew, Frank H. (1983).
2711:"UPI Radio: 40 Years Of Sound"
1846:In 1951, UP offered the first
881:UPI AFL-AFC Player of the Year
265:In 2000, UPI was purchased by
1:
4957:Athens-Macedonian News Agency
3837:. McCabe Press. p. 259.
2901:Stout, David (May 17, 2000).
2819:: paidContent. Archived from
2422:"The Press: No More Sponsors"
2085:Eleonora W. Schoenebaum, ed.
1929:List of online image archives
1485:, correspondent and host for
1279:, filed first report on D-Day
1267:, legendary war correspondent
227:and internationally with AP,
4788:Islamic Republic News Agency
4736:Associated Press of Pakistan
3948:—UPI Radio Network Alum site
3305:UPI - Centennial Anniversary
3253:UPI - Centennial Anniversary
2935:Joe Strupp (July 12, 2007).
2237:"U.P.I. Cuts More Employees"
1637:saluting his father's casket
1289:for United Press during the
1170:and ABC and CBS radio anchor
940:"United Press International"
672:Under pressure from some of
5247:Australian Associated Press
4937:Albanian Telegraphic Agency
4323:Conservatism in South Korea
4185:Assassination of Shinzo Abe
3944:September 18, 2004, at the
3907:September 13, 2008, at the
3774:. Arno Press. p. 453.
3655:Lewis, Boyd DeWolf (1981).
3558:. Schocken Books. pp.
1774:(Feature Photography, 1972)
1758:(Feature Photography, 1968)
1706:, the founding director of
1537:White House Press Secretary
1471:White House Press Secretary
1217:White House Press Secretary
1128:, CBS News anchor, host of
649:, coming from UPITN ranks.
601:United Press had no direct
5385:
5339:United Press International
4768:Korean Central News Agency
4679:United Press International
4152:United Press International
4019:Organizations and projects
4009:Unification Church funeral
3772:The American Wire Services
3402:UPI Centennial Anniversary
3372:UPI Centennial Anniversary
3001:United Press International
2520:United Press International
2310:Columbia Journalism Review
2061:United Press International
2003:. Doubleday & Company.
1800:In 1915, UP begins to use
1768:(National Reporting, 1971)
1746:(National Reporting, 1964)
1566:, novelist and brother of
1458:'s flagship news program,
1185:, long-time anchor of the
1104:, originator of the term "
891:UPI NFL Player of the Year
886:UPI NFL Rookie of the Year
876:UPI NFC Player of the Year
697:Universal House of Justice
685:
487:International News Service
482:
477:United Press International
462:
444:in Europe and turned down
412:
407:and in AP's 2007 history,
304:. It soon expanded to the
233:Agence France-Presse (AFP)
217:International News Service
213:United Press International
129:United Press International
32:Unified Payments Interface
29:
5285:
4653:Jewish Telegraphic Agency
4593:Agencia de Noticias Fides
4442:
4399:
4381:
4120:Sun Myung Moon University
4081:News World Communications
2717:. IMAS Publishing. 1999.
2504:– via Google Books.
2470:– via Google Books.
2103:"Merger joins UP and INS"
1660:, founding photographer,
1585:, reporter who broke the
1219:for Franklin D. Roosevelt
1167:Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo
788:News World Communications
365:United Press Associations
267:News World Communications
190:United Press Associations
109:News World Communications
48:
18:United Press Associations
5189:Swiss Telegraphic Agency
4838:Rastriya Samachar Samiti
4716:Asian News International
4446:Africa & Middle East
4142:Wyndham New Yorker Hotel
4042:Family Peace Association
3990:Doctrines and ceremonies
3897:Spanish-language website
3755:. Collins. p. 432.
3684:. Praeger. p. 356.
3223:"Pulitzer Prize winners"
1999:Joe Alex Morris (1957).
1843:television news service.
1752:(News Photography, 1966)
1740:(News Photography, 1961)
549:United Feature Syndicate
333:Transradio Press Service
5019:Deutsche Presse-Agentur
4535:Middle East News Agency
4524:Mauritanian News Agency
4173:History and controversy
4047:Global Peace Foundation
4032:Clube Atlético Sorocaba
3737:Oxford University Press
1641:Cyrus Leo Sulzberger II
1066:Huntley-Brinkley Report
1037:, UPI correspondent in
837:UPI Athlete of the Year
817:White House press corps
544:King Features Syndicate
530:, were carried by UPI.
491:William Randolph Hearst
373:Portrait photograph of
248:William Randolph Hearst
5148:Polska Agencja Prasowa
4818:Philippine News Agency
4504:News Agency of Nigeria
4278:The Making of a Moonie
4103:Rod of Iron Ministries
4087:Nicaragua Was Our Home
3454:Baillie, Hugh (1959).
2941:Editor & Publisher
2751:"Old dog, new tricks?"
2278:Editor & Publisher
1715:, who later broke the
1689:President of Singapore
783:
751:Financial News Network
378:
185:
34:. For other uses, see
5116:Magyar Távirati Iroda
4643:Catholic News Service
4473:Ethiopian News Agency
4462:Algeria Press Service
4386:List of news agencies
4307:Related organizations
4115:Seongnam Ilhwa Chunma
4027:Chungnam Ilhwa Chunma
3731:Read, Donald (1992).
3134:on February 18, 2012.
3097:. February 15, 2007.
2823:on September 25, 2011
2207:Eugene Register-Guard
1934:List of news agencies
1924:List of UPI reporters
1615:, best-selling author
1063:, co-anchor of NBC's
781:
576:White House reporter
566:Civil Rights Movement
372:
361:, which absorbed it.
335:both of whom, unlike
225:Associated Press (AP)
183:
4967:Austria Press Agency
4860:United News of India
4828:Press Trust of India
4633:Catholic News Agency
4556:Tunis Afrique Presse
4409:Agence France-Presse
4333:Korean reunification
4209:Million Family March
4163:The Washington Times
3939:Dead Microphone Club
3933:The Downhold Project
3927:UPI's Trail of Tears
2678:Gary Haynes (2006).
2623:on January 14, 2009.
2400:Broadcasting History
2026:Ohio History Central
1916:United States portal
1277:Henry Tilton Gorrell
1069:and anchor of ABC's
1045:Arnaud de Borchgrave
925:improve this article
801:The Washington Times
767:Arnaud de Borchgrave
593:for this reporting.
448:'s first offer of a
298:British United Press
296:In 1923, UP founded
292:British United Press
244:E.W. Scripps Company
215:after absorbing the
36:UPI (disambiguation)
5075:Inter Press Service
5049:Finnish News Agency
4999:Catalan News Agency
4978:Baltic News Service
4870:Vietnam News Agency
4798:Myanmar News Agency
4757:Central News Agency
4514:Maghreb Arabe Press
3152:. August 16, 1988.
3127:The Washington Post
2028:. ohiohistory.com.
1772:David Hume Kennerly
1635:John F. Kennedy Jr.
1598:Lewis Shollenberger
1426:New York Daily News
1417:, reporter for the
1360:David Hume Kennerly
1341:Richard C. Hottelet
1126:Charles Collingwood
798:, which also owned
678:the Scripps company
381:Beginning with the
211:In 1958, it became
204:. It was headed by
165:television stations
96:Boca Raton, Florida
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5127:Norsk TelegrambyrĂĄ
4411: (AFP) (
4196:Heavenly deception
3983:Unification Church
3182:The New York Times
3150:The New York Times
3032:The New York Times
2907:The New York Times
2881:The New York Times
2786:The New York Times
2649:. April 27, 1960.
2647:The New York Times
2522:. February 1, 1985
2241:The New York Times
2174:The New York Times
1646:The New York Times
1592:The New York Times
1548:The New York Times
1543:Harrison Salisbury
1539:for Lyndon Johnson
1301:The New York Times
1259:Joseph L. Galloway
1223:Marc S. Ellenbogen
1080:, contemporary of
792:Unification Church
784:
744:Mario Vázquez Raña
720:Corbis Corporation
695:, a member of the
557:and other popular
513:Justice Department
471:The New York Times
379:
271:Unification Church
252:Hearst Corporation
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5009:Czech News Agency
4726:Asia News Network
4484:Kenya News Agency
4431: (AP) (
4341:
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4215:Moonie (nickname)
3844:978-1-4067-6151-1
3544:978-0-8262-1804-9
3502:A Reporter's Life
3446:978-1-56898-689-0
3057:Asbury Park Press
2977:on March 26, 2011
2107:Milwaukee Journal
1902:Journalism portal
1564:Robert J. Serling
1442:Laurence Meredith
1261:, military author
1209:-winning novelist
1106:smoke-filled room
1041:from 1956 to 1959
1039:Lansing, Michigan
1029:Los Angeles Times
1001:
1000:
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824:UPI sports awards
774:Current ownership
753:, both headed by
607:ACME Newspictures
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1473:for Gerald Ford
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