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Alan Neuman
"I believe that television hasn't even begun to be used as it can be, in education and in all other areas. I'm the guy that, with West Point, set up testing on how to dismantle a machine gun, so you could see it perfectly done. I showed Bellevue the first time a surgery was done. You don't have to stop with that....The world is in front of us, literally."
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Bob Doyle

"...down below was a television set, which reflected up into the mirror, and then reflected out into the audience. It just fascinated me. From then on, I knew I wanted to be in television." 

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Roy Clark

"Television really has been responsible for everything that I've done successfully. I can't put it into anything else. No massive hit records. No 30,000 concert attendance, except a couple of times. But you put this face on television, week in, week out, they'd stop me and they'd say, 'Hey, Roy, how are you doing?' They'd know who I was, what I was, what I looked like, and what I did --  all from seeing and hearing it at the same time on television."

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Albert Heschong

"The trick is not to have a style, but to be able to do any style."

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Curt Gowdy
"Football, basketball, baseball, the Olympics, 'American Sportsman,' the fishing and hunting show. I was always proud that I wasn't just a baseball announcer, that I could go in and do just about anything."
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Tad Mosel

"It's hard for young people today to realize what it was like to grow up before television. Television, I think, is the most revolutionary event of the 20th century....The television camera reduced the world to your living room, literally. You knew things when you were six that I didn't know till I was 40."