Presentation of Medal of Freedom awards; Scope and content: Subject: Presentations. General notes: 1970 Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipients - Journalists Accepting Awards, President Richard M. Nixon presented the Nation's highest civilian award, The Medal of Freedom, to eight journalists, one posthumously April 22nd at a White House white-tie dinner. L-R: Robert M. McHargue, who accepted the award for his grandfather Bill Henry, of the Los Angeles Times, who died last week; Earl Behrens, San Francisco Chronicle; Edward Folliard, former Washington Post correspondent; Arthur Krock, former
Presentation of Medal of Freedom awards; Scope and content: Subject: Presentations. General notes: 1970 Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipients - Journalists Accepting Awards, President Richard M. Nixon presented the Nation's highest civilian award, The Medal of Freedom, to eight journalists, one posthumously April 22nd at a White House white-tie dinner. L-R: Robert M. McHargue, who accepted the award for his grandfather Bill Henry, of the Los Angeles Times, who died last week; Earl Behrens, San Francisco Chronicle; Edward Folliard, former Washington Post correspondent; Arthur Krock, former New York Times columnist; Nixon; Mrs. Adlea Rogers St. Johns, Hearst Newspapers; David Lawrence, News and World Report; Gould Lincoln, Washington Star; and Raymond Moley, Newsweek Magazine. April 22, 1970 [1]
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