... a president was forced to resign. It became apparent in their reporting that one of the two reporters had an inside source that came to be named after the title of an infamous pornographic film, not because Woodward or Bernstein chose that name, but because someone else at the Post thought it sounded exciting. Bob Woodward tended to refer to this mysterious source as MF, which stood for “my friend.” Many people assumed it had to be someone who was part of the Nixon White House, but as it turned out, MF ...
... he looked the camera dead in the eye like a professional and said, “Next time any of you are in any hotel anywhere and you are planning to take a shower, please make sure that the shower curtain on the outside goes inside the bath tub.” Bob Woodward went on to applaud Hilton: “He knew what was important, he knew what his audience was, and he knew what he wanted to say. And if you think about it, it’s probably one of the most honest moments in modern media communications.” (“Honest Communication ...
... many famous people who have a phobia about planes and are nevertheless, constantly flying. Among them are Andre Previn, Joanne Woodward, Bob Newhart, Jackie Gleason ” even former president Ronald Reagan. In an interview done aboard Air Force I, the president was ... this friendly universe is behind us. Stretch those wings. We don't ever have to fear flying again! 1. Bob Ward, THE LIGHT STUFF, (Huntsville, Alabama: Jester Books, 1982). 2. Bruce Larson, THE PRESENCE, (HarperCollins Publishers, 1988), pp. 10-11 ...
... on them. And if some of you say of that face on the screen (as I’ve heard you say), "That’s good old Jameel Farah from Woodward High," and if you hang his picture in your restaurant, it’s not in search of gain for you - it’s because you’re happy for him ... take pride in a local boy or girl who rises to fame and fortune. Among Ohio cities, Columbus has Jack Nicklaus, Cleveland has Bob Hope, New Concord has John Glenn. Toledo’s hometown hero is Jamie Farr, one of the stars of the classic TV show M* ...
