UT-Austin to name a building after Dallas’ Peter and Edith O’Donnell
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About Robert Miller
Something people don't know about me: I literally was born on top of the Barnett Shale. (I was born at home in a two-room block house in Parker County.)
Most unforgettable experience on the job: Covering the Kennedy assassination (as assistant city editor).
The greatest challenge covering business in North Texas: Especially since World War II, Dallas has been like a new frontier, where fortunes and reputations are made at mile-a-minute speed.
Most unforgettable experience on the job: Covering the Kennedy assassination (as assistant city editor).
The greatest challenge covering business in North Texas: Especially since World War II, Dallas has been like a new frontier, where fortunes and reputations are made at mile-a-minute speed.
Hometown: Dallas since the age of 2; that is, roughly since 1925-26, since my birthday is in late November.
Education: Sunset High School, then freshman and sophomore years at North Texas Agricultural College (a junior branch of Texas A&M; at the time). Undergraduate journalism and English degrees at University of Missouri and master’s degree in government at Columbia University in New York (beginning at Mizzou in 1946, all on the GI bill).
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