| − | '''John William Chancellor''' (1927-1996) was a broadcast journalist for the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Chancellor served 40 years at the network, anchoring some of its main news programs including, [[NBC Nightly News]] and [[The Today Show]]. He also worked as a NBC correspondent in [[Vienna]], [[London]], [[Brussels]], [[Berlin]] and [[Moscow]]. During his journalism career, he interviewed every president since [[Henry Truman]], every British prime ministers since [[Clement Attlee]], and reported from over fifty countries until his death in 1996<ref>http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9113102/Chancellor-John-William</ref>. | + | '''John William Chancellor''' (1927-1996) was a broadcast journalist for the National Broadcasting Company (NBC). Chancellor served 40 years at the network, anchoring some of its main news programs including, [[NBC Nightly News]] and [[The Today Show]]. He also worked as a NBC correspondent in [[Vienna]], [[London]], [[Brussels]], [[Berlin]] and [[Moscow]]. During his journalism career, he interviewed every president since [[Henry Truman]], every British prime minister since [[Clement Attlee]], and reported from over fifty countries until his death in 1996<ref>http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9113102/Chancellor-John-William</ref>. |