Walter Mears (Q7965609)
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American journalist
- Walter R. Mears
- Walter Robert Mears
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Walter Mears |
American journalist |
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Walter R. Mears, ‘Boys on the Bus’ Campaign Reporter, Dies at 87 (English)
6 March 2022
Alex Traub
Walter Robert Mears was born on Jan. 11, 1935, in Lynn, Mass., and he grew up in nearby Lexington. (English)
30 January 2023
11 January 1935
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Walter R. Mears, ‘Boys on the Bus’ Campaign Reporter, Dies at 87 (English)
6 March 2022
Alex Traub
Walter Robert Mears was born on Jan. 11, 1935, in Lynn, Mass., and he grew up in nearby Lexington. (English)
30 January 2023
2 references
Walter R. Mears, ‘Boys on the Bus’ Campaign Reporter, Dies at 87 (English)
6 March 2022
Alex Traub
Walter Robert Mears was born on Jan. 11, 1935, in Lynn, Mass., and he grew up in nearby Lexington. (English)
30 January 2023
3 March 2022
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1 March 1986
1 reference
2 March 1986
Carroll A. Rambo is Wed in Capital (English)
2 references
19 January 2019
Frances R. Mears, longtime AP reporter and manager, dies (English)
Walter R. Mears, ‘Boys on the Bus’ Campaign Reporter, Dies at 87 (English)
6 March 2022
Alex Traub
His fourth wife, Frances (Rioux) Mears, also a journalist at The A.P., died of cancer in 2019. (English)
30 January 2023
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Walter Mears Obituary (1935 - 2022) - Legacy Remembers (English)
30 January 2023
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Wikipedia(2 entries)
- enwiki Walter Mears
- simplewiki Walter Mears