Stan Brooks, CBS News 1010 Wins Correspondent, Dead at 86

Stan Brooks, a longtime CBS 1010 Wins correspondent in New York City, has died.
Stan Brooks, CBS News 1010 Wins Correspondent, Dead at 86
Legendary 1010WINS reporter Stan Brooks at his office in City Hall in New York City on June 6. Benjamin Chasteen/Epoch Times
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Stan Brooks, a longtime CBS 1010 Wins correspondent in New York City, has died.

He was 86.

“Stan Brooks is a 1010 WINS original…literally,” reads a profile of him on the 1010 Wins site, adding that “Stan assembled the air and editorial staffs, worked out the format, and on April 19, 1965 launched 1010 WINS as America’s first successful all-news station.”

The Journal-News newspaper confirmed his death on Monday.

Brooks, born in the Bronx, served in World War II and later worked as a reporter for Newsday.

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