Malcolm W. Browne, a former Associated Press correspondent acclaimed for his trenchant reporting of the Vietnam War and a photo of a Buddhist monk’s suicide by fire that shocked the Kennedy ...

In 1964, Browne won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting from South Vietnam, but he also provoked the enmity of American and South Vietnamese officials, as well as American journalists of the World War ...

Browne wrote a 1965 book, "The New Face of War," and a manual for new reporters in Vietnam. Among its kernels of advice: Have a sturdy pair of boots, watch out for police spies who eavesdrop on ...

NEW YORK (AP) – Malcolm W. Browne, a former Associated Press correspondent acclaimed for his trenchant reporting of the Vietnam War and a photo of a Buddhist monk’s suicide by fire that ...

THE phone calls went out from Saigon's Xa-Loi Buddhist pagoda to chosen members of the foreign news corps. The message: be at a certain location tomorrow for a "very important" happening.

Malcolm Wilde Browne was born in New York on April 17, 1931. He graduated from Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania with a degree in chemistry. Working in a lab when drafted in 1956, he was sent to ...

Malcolm Browne was a first-rate reporter who spent decades at The New York Times, covered wars around the world and won the Pulitzer Prize for his writing about the early days of the Vietnam war.

Vietnam war reporter Malcolm Browne dies. Published. 28 August 2012. ... correspondent Malcolm Browne won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting from Vietnam in ... Browne, born in New York in 1931, ...

Malcolm Browne was a first-rate reporter who spent decades at The New York Times, covered wars around the world and won the Pulitzer Prize for his writing about the early days of the Vietnam war ...