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Ed Kennedy'S War: Ve Day, Censorship, And The Associated Press (From Our Own Correspondent),Used James M. He Was An Important AfricanOn May 7, 1945, Associated Press Reporter Ed Kennedy Became The Most Famous Or Infamous American Correspondent Of World War Ii. On That Day In France, General Alfred Jodl Signed The Official Documents As The Germans Surrendered To The Allies. Army Officials Allowed A Select Number Of Reporters, Including Kennedy, To Witness This Historic Moment But Then Instructed The Journalists That The Story Was Under Military Embargo. In A Courageous But Costly