Winning Pulitzers : the stories behind some of the best news coverage of our time /
Rothmyer, Karen.
New York, N.Y. : Columbia University Press,
c1991.
Herbert Bayard Swope : Germany during World War I -- Alvin H. Goldstein and James W. Mulroy : the Loeb-Loepold murder case -- William Burke Miller : Trapped in a Kentucky cave -- Walter Duranty : After the Russian revolution -- Hanson W. Baldwin : War in the Pacific -- Daniel de Luce : With the Partisans in Yugoslavia -- Homer Bigart : Hiroshima after the bomb -- Edwin O. Gutman : "Un-American activities" in Seattle -- Harrison E. Salisbury : The Death of Stalin -- John D. Paulson : Tornado! -- Mary Lou Werner Forbes : The Virginia school integration battle -- David Halberstam : Vietnam--sliding toward disaster -- Paul Conrad : A cartoonist's view of the Kennedy years and beyond -- William Serrin : The Detroit riot -- Gene Miller : Back from death row -- Stanley Forman : Capturing drama through the photographer's lens -- Joe Hughes : Plane crash over San Diego -- Albert Scardino : The life and death of a weekly newspaper -- Edna Buchanan : Covering the police in Miami -- Alfonso Chardy : The administration and the Contras -- Roger W. Wilkins : A Pulitzer judge reflects on a decade of change.
Journalists
Pulitzer prizes.
Reportage literature, American.
Feature stories.