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Brinkley

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Brin·kley  (brngkl), David 1920-2003.
American radio and television news broadcaster. During his career with the National Broadcasting Company (1943-1981), he served as co-anchor of their nightly newscast (1956-1970). In 1981, he joined the American Broadcasting Company as a political commentator.
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; Amy Brinkley, global risk executive of Bank America; Heidi Miller, chief executive of treasury and securities services at JPMorgan Chase; and Ellen Alemany, chief executive of global transaction services for corporate and investment banking at Citigroup.
Julia S. Gouw by Los Angeles Business Journal
While favorably reviewing LBJ: Architect of American Ambition by Randall Woods, Professor Alan Brinkley noted some of the former president's flaws.
Reviewer points to sordid side of LBJ by McManus, John F. / The New American
Sheresky said Cook, the model's fourth husband, is hoping for a reconciliation with Brinkley, 52.
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