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Were it not for the Ku Klux Klan, the Kladstrup's might never have gotten to France.

They had just moved to Los Angeles. That was in 1977. Don was a correspondent for CBS News in New York when a plum job in the Los Angeles bureau opened up.

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When the spot was offered to him, he took it.

Nine months later, the telephone rang. It was Don's boss, Bill Small, senior vice president of CBS News, calling. "How would you like to move to Hong Kong?" he asked. Small knew of their interest in East Asia, knew we had gone to school there and dreamed of working there as journalists someday.

"I also know your two daughters are serious musicians so if you need to fly there in advance to find good teachers, we'll take care of the expenses." He was confident Don would jump at the offer.

Don was blown away.

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After thanking Small profusely, he was lost for words. "I don't know what to say, Bill. I'd love to go but we just got here. We just bought a house and haven't even finished unpacking; our kids