Linda Mason, one of the first women network news producers who spent five decades at CBS News, has died at 84.

Mason spent 47 years at CBS News, worked alongside figures such as Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather, and won 13 Emmy Awards.

She was the first female producer of CBS Evening News, having covered Ronald Reagan’s Soviet Union trip and won 13 Emmys.

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