Journalist Bernard Kalb dies aged 100
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BREAKING: Journalist Bernard Kalb dies at 100: Legendary reporter whose career spanned six decades dies at his Maryland home
- Bernard Kalb won an Overseas Press Club award in 1968 for a documentary on the Viet Cong, and worked for a large number of publications.
- He died at the age of 100 after suffering complications from a fall
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World-renowned journalist Bernard Kalb has died at the age of 100.
He died at his home in North Bethesda, Maryland, on January 8 after suffering complications from a fall, his family said.
In a career that spanned more than six decades, Kalb worked for CBS, NBC, The New York Times, and many other newspapers and media outlets before retiring.
He was once an Army journalist during World War II, before traveling to the South Pole, Hong Kong, and China for a number of different assignments.
In 1986, he resigned his position as State Department spokesman to protest a government disinformation campaign.
Bernard Kalb has died at the age of 100
In a career that spanned more than six decades, Kalb worked for CNN, CBS, NBC and other newspapers and news outlets before retiring.
He won an Overseas Press Club Award in 1968 for a documentary on the Viet Cong.
In 1993, he founded and hosted the CNN weekly program Reliable Sources.