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Kuralt entered the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1951, majored in history, edited the Daily Tar Heel, and worked for WUNC radio and for WCHL in Chapel Hill. He completed his studies in 1955 and went on to a career at CBS News.
Source: UNC Libraries finding aid: Charles Kuralt Collection, 1935-1997
On the Friends’ Local Authors roster as Charles Kuralt → · Library of Congress authority record ↗
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Charles Kuralt, Woody Durham, and Mick Mixon in booth during unknown sporting event, probably in Chapel Hill, NC.
L to R: Woody Durham, Charles Kuralt, and Mick Mixon in booth during unknown sporting event, probably in Chapel Hill, NC.
UNC-Chapel Hill Bicentennial ceremonies in Kenan Stadium. C.D. Spangler, Governor Jim Hunt, Charles Kuralt, and Provost Dick Richardson, and others on stage.
Seated dignitaries at an event to commemorate the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's 200th anniversary. Included in the photograph are Charles Kuralt (left), University President C.D. Spangler (front row), an…
UNC-Chapel Hill Bicentennial ceremonies in Kenan Stadium. L to R: Charles Kuralt (far left, second row), UNC President C. D. Spangler (first row), NC governor Jim Hunt (first row), and Terry Sanford (second row, far rig…
Rear view of C. D. … Governor Jim Martin, Charles Kuralt, and Bill Friday are visible on stage.
Clemmie Dixon (C. … Charles Kuralt, William Friday, and Governor Jim Martin among those sitting in the background.
Folder in the Individuals and Families series of the Society's vertical files (box 5): newspaper clippings; Copies of newspaper articles; Magazine articles; Copies of magazine articles; Report/Notes.
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