Chet Huntley - Marriage

Marriage

Huntley's first marriage, to Ingrid Rolin, produced two daughters and ended in divorce in 1959. Later that year, Huntley, at age forty-eight, married the former Tippy Stringer (1930–2010). After Huntley's death, Tippy married the widower William Conrad (1920–94), the star of CBS's Cannon detective series.

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