The Re-Appearing Foreign Correspondent: A World Survey

John Howard Wilhelm

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Over the last 13 years, the number of American foreign correspondents has increased from 293 to 515—a gain of 75%. Fourteen new news bureaus have been established by U. S. media in Latin America alone.

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