rupert laid out that he wants one of his children to succeed him p but he doesn t say when and he doesn t say who and he doesn t say how. but it s going to have to be fought out between them. there is one question. who would be the one to succeed him only intensifies as they watch his empire grow and grow and grow. new york has this reputation at this time of being place of that no tourist would want to visit. no business would want to set up there. the city was a disaster, but for a tabloid newspaper publisher it was filled with opportunity. . you was at city hall where all the reporters were, and dick oliver of the daily news said, hey, george, your paper has been bought by rupert murdoch. i said, who is rupert murdoch?
i was in city hall where all the reporters were. and dick oliver, the daily news, said, hey, george, your paper has been bought by rupert murdoch. i said, who is rupert murdoch? one of america s oldest daily newspapers, the new york post is going to be sold into foreign hands. the australian press baron, mr. rupert murdoch. before murdoch took over the new york post, the post was a liberal newspaper. they had been around forever. alexander hamilton started the newspaper. this is a copy of the new york post, the lead story, the water main break on sixth avenue. it was really dull. dorothy schiff, was the owner, was losing money on the new york post. and there was a real concern that the paper would go under.
and dick oliver of the daily news said hey, george, your paper has been bought by rupert murdoch. i said, who is rupert murdoch? one of america s oldest daily newspapers, the new york post is going to be sold into foreign hands. the australian press baron, mr. rupert murdoch. before murdoch took over the new york post, the post was a liberal newspaper. they had been around forever. alexander hamilton started the newspaper. this is a copy of the new york post, the lead story, the water main break on sixth avenue. it was really dull. dorothy schiff, who was the owner, was losing money on the new york post. and there was a real concern that the paper would go under. i remember we were beginning to go into the red and i saw no
i was in city hall where all the reporters were, and dick oliver at the daily news said, hey george, your paper s been bought by rupert murdoch. i said, who s rupert murdoch? one of america s oldest daily newspapers, the new york post, is going to be sold into foreign hands. the australian press baron, mr. rupert murdoch. before murdoch took over the new york post, the post was a liberal newspaper. it had been around forever. alexander hamilton started the newspaper. this is a copy of the new york post. the lead story, a water main break on 6th avenue. it was really dull. dorothy schiff, who was the owner, was losing money on the new york post, and you know, there was a real concern that
to visit. no business would want to set up there. the city was a disaster. but for a tabloid newspaper publisher, it was filled with opportunity. i was in city hall where all the reporters were. and dick oliver of the daily news said, hey, george, your paper s been bought by rupert murdoch. i said, who s rupert murdoch? one of america s oldest daily newspapers, the new york post, is going to be sold into foreign hands, the australian press baron, mr. rupert murdoch. before murdoch took over the new york post, the post was a liberal newspaper. they d been around forever. alexander hamilton started the newspaper. this is a copy of the new york post. the lead story, the water main break on sixth avenue. it was really dull.