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Deena Clark (born Ruby Constandina Speliakos; 1913 – 1 August 2003) was an American television news reporter and journalist. She hosted two of her own news shows, The Deena Clark Show on CBS and Deena Clark: A Moment With on NBC. In her career Clark interviewed many notable people, including John F. Kennedy, Lady Bird Johnson, Bob Hope, and others.

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