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Tom Fenton, a 34-year veteran of CBS News and the dean of American foreign correspondents, has retired.With a career that began with a world exclusive interview of American hostages taken by the PLO during its first hijacking in 1970 through coverage of most of the major wars and events in Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Africa since then, Fenton has manifested the title foreign correspondent. He has been based in CBS News bureaus
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