List of Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipients - Media

Media

Recipient Date Contributions to Notes
Robert L. Bartley 2004 Journalism
Earl Charles Behrens 1970 Journalism
Herbert L. Block 1994 Journalism
William F. Buckley, Jr. 1991 Journalism
Walter Cronkite 1981 and 1965 Journalism
Edward T. Folliard 1970 Journalism
Katharine Graham 2002 Journalism Posthumous award
William M. Henry 1970 Journalism
John H. Johnson 1996 Journalism
Paul Johnson 2006 Journalism
Arthur Krock 1970 Journalism
David Lawrence 1970 Journalism
George Gould Lincoln 1970 Journalism
Walter Lippmann 1964 Journalism
Ralph McGill 1964 Journalism
Raymond Moley 1970 Journalism
Edward R. Murrow 1964 Journalism Awarded with Distinction
Frank Reynolds 1985 Journalism Posthumous award
Abe Rosenthal 2002 Journalism
Vermont C. Royster 1986 Journalism
William Safire 2006 Journalism
Albert Merriman Smith 1967 Journalism
Adela Rogers St. Johns 1970 Journalism
Lila Bell Wallace 1972 Journalism
Mark S. Watson 1963 Journalism
William S. White 1969 Journalism
Lowell Thomas 1977 Radio
Paul Harvey 2005 Radio
Lucille Ball 1989 Television Posthumous award
David Brinkley 1992 Television
Carol Burnett 2005 Television
Johnny Carson 1992 Television
Peggy Charren 1995 Television
Joan Ganz Cooney 1995 Television
Bill Cosby 2002 Television
Andy Griffith 2005 Television
Brian P. Lamb 2007 Television
Fred Rogers 2002 Television

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