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  Robert Conley, First Host Of NPR's 'All Things Considered,' Dead At 85
  
  November 20, 2013 at 6:51 AM (PT)
  
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  ROBERT CONLEY, the first host of NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, died SATURDAY (11/16) at his home in VIRGINIA at 85, NPR reported on its website.
  CONLEY was a correspondent and bureau chief for NBC NEWS and the NEW YORK TIMES, mostly based in KENYA, before joining NPR to launch the long-running daily news magazine show on MAY 3, 1971.
  
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