CBS's Don Hollenbeck: an honest reporter in the age of McCarthyism

The boy from Lincoln

Working for William Randolph Hearst in Omaha

The founding of PM, a "newspaperman's ideal"

Politics at PM: commies and 'good liberals"

Covering World War II from home and abroad

Getting fired by NBC and ABC, then hired by CBS

The invention of CBS Views the press

Jack O'Brian: Buffalo dock-walloper to Broadway drama critic

Press criticism: from name-calling to nuance

Jack O'Brian: championing decency, fighting soft-on-Communism liberals

The obsession with subversives and Communist spies

Jack O'Brian: traveling with the Conservative, Anti-Commie crowd

The Hearts versus Hollenbeck

Jack O'Brian: attacking the Communist broadcasting system

Loyalty oaths, blacklists, and Joseph McCarthy

The walking wounded

The sermon in the suicide.