Ike Pappas, a Newsman With a Long Career at CBS, Dies at 75
New York Times, September 2, 2008
By Bruce Weber
Ike Pappas, a television correspondent who covered the Vietnam War and the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but who is best remembered for being an arm’s length from Lee Harvey Oswald when he was killed and reporting the event live to listeners of WNEW radio in New York, has died.
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