Seoul, covering two Arab - Israeli war on travel and text AP as a foreign correspondent to enter a career after a passion, has died. He was 92.
McClure died Sunday in Laguna Hills hospital surgery to relieve his brain, a blood clot from the recent decline, according to his sister, Virginia Mai Ke Luer.
McClure spent 21 years in the mid-1950s, overseas AP begins.
He said he knew in San Fernando High School in Los Angeles Press Club after joining, he wanted to be a reporter. But his career on hold for some time working in the Air Force, where he served as a pilot and flight instructor.
Walsh's old friend, "Stein said," when his service, his goal is to get a newspaper job and get married.
McClure did, in the short term. As a general distribution in the middle of a small California newspaper reporter, he got a job and married his sweetheart, Dorothy. This is a marriage which lasted nearly five decades, until a few years ago, her death.
After a few years in California rivers and lakes around the various papers, AP provides McClure's work in Los Angeles, Hollywood coverage. He accepted, and ultimately get a diplomatic hope.
In his limited entertainment beat, he was the first reporter on the scene of an accident eyes Sammy Davis
His first assignment took him to Singapore, and later, he was appointed Malaysian reporters. Covering the big story, and he was gone in 1961 - still unresolved - Michael Rockefeller, New York governor and presidential candidate Nelson Rockefeller's son.
McClure in New Guinea, 23-year-old tribal culture study covers the search.
McClure was transferred to Turkey in 1962, posting, he also is responsible for Israel and Cyprus. He covers the 1964 Pope Paul VI visited the Holy Land - the first pope - in ethnically divided Cyprus and violence.
Turkey, near the end of his assignment, had the foresight 明麦克卢尔 proposal headquarters in New York, his successor in Tel Aviv. Instead, he moved there, according to his autobiography.
A few weeks later, in 1967, war broke out. Six years later, he was another Arab - Israeli war command overwritten.
McClure has hired: Marcus Sen new bureau messenger. He was McClure who trained under the tutelage of several beginners.
"Hal is a company, but an employer and a good friend," Sen said, now with the AP international editor in New York. "He immersed in the fundamentals of news - accuracy, fairness, speed, straightforward prose, alert to both sides of every story and he tried to instill these qualities in all the reporters began his innings, and in their own influx of the most bottom, he generously offered to other big story novices the opportunity. "
AP after his last assignment in Newark, New Jersey Bureau, McClure retired from the AP, and became a documentary film, traveling the world with his wife, their trek making movies.
When they are not traveling, the couple gave a lecture and present their short films, audiences throughout the United States, he continued to work in the 1990s, published autobiography, "adventure", last year.
Many of his works have been published in the adventure travel documentary "magazine, where he was an editor.
McClure is survived by his sister.
Funeral plans pending.
 
 
 



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