Helen Thomas Biography

Helen Thomas biography

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NAME: Helen Thomas
OCCUPATION: Television Personality, Journalist
BIRTH DATE: August 04, 1920 (Age: 92)
EDUCATION: Wayne State University
PLACE OF BIRTH: Winchester, Kentucky
ZODIAC SIGN: Leo

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Helen Thomas was the first female member of the White House press corps and the United Press International’s first female White House bureau chief.

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Helen Thomas was born on August 4, 1920, in Winchester, Kentucky. She became the first female member of the White House press corps during the John F. Kennedy administration. Also, she was the United Press International’s first female White House bureau chief. After working for the UPI for nearly six decades, Thomas retired in 2000. Afterwards, she became a syndicated columnist for Hearst.