In his mind, Morley Safer wasn’t a television newsman. He didn’t have an affinity for the camera and, in fact, admits he simply wasn’t fond of it.

Morley Safer, 60 Minutes' longest-serving correspondent, died this week at age 84. Last week, the broadcast aired a tribute in honor of his retirement after 46 years on the broadcast.

Morley Safer, 1991 CBS News The 1991 story opens with Morley at a bistro in Lyon, ticking off fatty menu items -- pig’s head pâté, black pudding, and other foods high in oil ...

A toast to Morley Safer 13:21. We lost Morley Safer early Thursday morning. He slipped away barely a week after he announced his retirement from 60 Minutes. All of us here are saddened by the loss ...

Morley Safer, the globe-trotting CBS correspondent who had filed more than 900 reports for the network's TV news magazine 60 Minutes, died Thursday at his home in Manhattan, CBS Corp. confirmed ...

Morley Safer, the longest-serving correspondent of CBS' TV news magazine 60 Minutes, will retire this week, CBS News announced Wednesday.

Morley Safer, an intrepid storyteller and interviewer whose name became synonymous with the newsmagazine "60 Minutes," has died. He was 84.

Morley Safer died on Thursday, leaving behind a legacy as one of CBS's most revered and prolific newsmen. Safer, 84, made his mark with award-winning coverage of the Vietnam War before joining "60 ...

Morley Safer, the CBS newsman and 60 Minutes' longest-serving correspondent, will formally retire this week. His unparalleled career will be celebrated in a special hour directly following this ...

Morley Safer, the longest-serving correspondent in the history of "60 Minutes," says it is time to retire. "Morley and I have been talking about this for the past year," producer Jeff Fager says.

Morley Safer, a CBS News correspondent whose coverage of U.S. military abuses in Vietnam helped shape opinion against the war and who later helped make “60 Minutes” television’s highest ...