LEGENDARY JOURNALIST KNOWLTON NASH HAS DIED . . . Legendary - TopicsExpress

LEGENDARY JOURNALIST KNOWLTON NASH HAS DIED . . . Legendary Canadian journalist Cyril Knowlton Nash has died, the CBC reported Saturday. He was 86. Nash was born in 1927 in Toronto, and got his start in the news industry by selling newspapers as a child. At the age of 10, he operated his own newsstand. Best known as the longtime anchor of CBCs The National, Nash first started reporting for the Globe and Mail in the 1940s, where he served as the papers British United Press Service bureau manager. Full story here bit.ly/1nnfsEM

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