Ed Bradley

American journalist and '60 Minutes' correspondent

Ed Bradley - Performers & Entertainers born June 22nd, 1941
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A prominent journalist covered significant events and social issues, contributing to television journalism. Served as a correspondent for '60 Minutes' for 26 years. Worked at CBS News and reported on both domestic and international stories. Received multiple awards for journalistic excellence, including a prestigious Edward R. Murrow Award.

Served as a correspondent for '60 Minutes'

Reported on major news events including Watergate

Received an Emmy Award for investigative reporting

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