Kuralt, Charles, 1934-1997

Voice of Democracy contest winners with Kerry Smith

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Dr. Kerry Smith of the U. S. Department of Education. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy contest winners with public officials

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Bond Geddes and Judge Justin Miller. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy contest winners with Frieda Hennock

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Frieda Hennock of the Federal Communications Commission. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy contest winners

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists with Judge Justin Miller, Sol Taishoff, and Wayne Coy. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy winners at the Capitol

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists standing on the steps of the Capitol. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy students visiting Lincoln Memorial

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Winners of a Voice of Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists visiting the Lincoln Memorial. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; President Truman; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Voice of Democracy Contest Winners with Attorney General Tom Clark

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Attorney General Tom Clark (center) with winners of a Voice for Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists. Students are: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; Attorney General Clark; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

Truman with Voice of Democracy contest winners

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President Harry S. Truman with winners of a Voice for Democracy national competition for aspiring high school age journalists. From left to right: George Morgan, Jr., 15, Hutchinson, Kansas; Kerron Johnson, 17, St. Paul, Minnesota; President Truman; Charles Kuralt, 14, Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richard Caves, 17, Everett, Ohio.

VT2006-37

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CHARLES KURALT, TRUMAN CENTENNIAL TRIBUTE, Ca. 1984. CBS Sunday Morning segment. Heywood Hale Broun interviews Daniel Pollack, pianist, and David Amram, composer. Footage of Daniel Pollack playing with the Kansas City Symphony at the Truman Centennial Celebration. Premier Performance of David Amram’s “Across the Wide Missouri” in honor of President Truman. Also footage of President Truman playing the piano, David Pollack performing at a joint session of Congress, Jack Benny playing “Happy Birthday” for President Truman, and an interview with Margaret Truman Daniel. ¾-inch videotape

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