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Evans & Novak
1963
Robert Novak (left) and Rowland Evans, Jr., about 1963, the year in which they began their journalistic partnership with the long-running newspaper column, Inside Report.
Evans, Novak, and Rabin
February 4, 1994
Journalists Rowland Evans (left) and Robert Novak (right), with Israeli premier Yitzhak Rabin.
Evans, Novak, and Cheney
circa 1980-1989
Journalists Rowland Evans and Robert Novak interviewing Dick Cheney while he was secretary of defense.
Robert Novak
Head and shoulders portrait of newspaper and television journalist Robert Novak.
Evans, Novak, and the Reagans
September 12, 1977
Journalists Robert Novak (left), and Rowland Evans (right) chat with Ronald and Nancy Reagan at a party hosted by RKO to kick off their new television program, "Evans-Novak Report." Reagan was late...
