Large-scale anti-war protests against Vietnam war held in New York, San Francisco and other cities. Surveyor 3 probe lands on moon.          

Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov killed after space flight, anti-Vietnam protestors squabble with pro-Vietnam protesters in New York City.             

Nasser demands withdrawal of forces from the Egypt-Israel area, he predicts holy war with Israel, UN secretary U-Thant sees grave consequences.           

See #19612 for details.             

World news from the BBC World Service.             

Francis Chichester arrives home at Plymouth following round-the-world trip.             

Indianapolis 500 Auto Race: AJ Foyt wins his third Indianapolis 500 race.           

More news on the Arab-Israeli war. Various news reports from involved capitals, US Jews volunteer for service in Israel, a discussion on the Middle East conflict.                                     

In Mid-East news, Israel captures Wailing Wall in East Jerusalem, Jericho, and Bethlehem.          

Thirty four US sailors aboard the spy ship USS Liberty were killed and 171 wounded, when the vessel was strafed by Israeli jet fighters and torpedoed by Israeli gunboats while in International waters in the Mediterranean Sea about 15 miles from the Sinai Peninsula.              

Thirty four US sailors aboard the spy ship USS Liberty were killed and 171 wounded, when the vessel was strafed by Israeli jet fighters and torpedoed by Israeli gunboats while in International waters in the Mediterranean Sea about 15 miles from the Sinai Peninsula. 

Speeches by Stokely Carmichael and others on the "Negro Revolution."Other speakers include Charles Evers and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The report focuses on how "black power" can be used. Floyd McKissick is also interviewed.    

Report on the nature of "black power" and how it can be effectively used. Interviewed is former SNCC head Stokley Carmichael, the man who coined the phrase. Also interviewed are Martin Luther King Jr.,  Floyd McKissick of CORE and Charles Evers, brother of murdered Medgar Evers, who practices the concept of "black power" in Mississippi, where he organizes voter registration efforts and economic boycotts. 

Reporter is Sander Vanocur.  

32 minute excerpt. of one hour broadcast.                                           

NBC newsman Frank McGee reports on the poor quality of the South Vietnamese fighting forces. Includes deserting and lack of support for men on the front line. US troops comment on poor performance of ARVIN troops, peace group seeks petition to end the war.                         

Comments on the aftermath of negro riots in Detroit. H. Rap Brown (cherry pie), Vietnam reports as Viet Cong spew rockets over a US base.      

Duplicate of #15336A                   

Comments on the aftermath of negro riots in Detroit. H. Rap Brown (cherry pie), Vietnam reports as Viet Cong spew rockets over a US base.             

A look at the American soldier fighting in Southeast Asia.           

At least 371 people in Japan were killed when landslides triggered by heavy rains from Typhoon Billie, hit the Western half of the Kyushu island and moved South. Most of the dead were killed by floods.           

The Greek military regime strips 480 Greeks of their citizenship.           

The racial riots in Newark, New Jersey.             

Racial riots continue in Newark.            

More racial violence in Michigan, twenty-four dead, the overseas reaction of riots from England and Russia, Senator Robert Byrd of West Virginia urges quick justice for rioters, commentary by Fred Darwin on riots,              

Oil is exported from the Sultanate of Oman for the first time, three years after discovery. 
           

Oil is exported from the Sultanate of Oman for the first time, three years after discovery. 
                        

President Johnson on Vietnam war wants peace and to confer with North Vietnamese leader, Ho-Chi-Minh, moon surveyor analysis of moon soil, similar to earth,             

Actress Melina Mercouri and film director Julius Dassin comment on the Greek "coup" by right-wing colonels. The Greek government revokes Mercouri's citizenship.                       

Report of a plane incident involving Judy Garland-card game with boss and wife. Bill Ryan reports.            

Senator McCormack supports President Kennedy on the Vietnam war, attacks critics, says anti-war elements encourage North Vietnam, Senator Fulbright comments.           

Latest news.            

The latest news.                          

General Westmoreland claims the Vietnam war is being won, the South Vietnamese will be able to defend themselves after the US scales down within two years.             

Various news reports from both CBS and NBC news.

Joined in progress: The Huntley-Brinkley Report (1 minute), then to CBS news, (6 minutes) 
Huntley-Brinkley Report, (I minute)
back to CBS News, (5 minutes) a report on the 77th birthday of Charles DeGaulle. 


           

The 11 PM newscast from WMCA radio. 

Frank Sinatra and his wife actress Mia Farrow are separating.                                        

The battle for Dak-To, the bloodiest battle with the heaviest US casualties of the Vietnam war. An NBC News special.          

A vivid report on the very bloody battle. Interviews with courageous GI's who fought in the battle.            

NBC Newsman John Chancellor reports from Athens, Greece on the Greek-Turkish conflict in Cyprus.                          

American and South Vietnamese soldiers score a big victory against the Viet Cong, GI deserter in Germany in resistance against the US Army, he tells of dissidents within the ranks of the US Army, the South Vietnamese exaggerated the count of the enemy dead disputed by a US journalist, comment by South Vietnamese General on enemy dead being a major problem, heart transplant patient doing well after eight days.                         

The latest news.            

The Greek crisis, exiled King Constantine exiled, stages coup against ruling military junta, the US is alerted-fleet heads for Greece, comment by Melina Mercouri.              

More news on the Greek coup crisis.            

The King flies to Rome as the Greek coup fails, high casualties in the Vietnam war, Senator Chuck Percy warns South Vietnam to take more responsibility in the war or will lose it, the heart transplant patient is doing OK.            

Jerry Ducie takes telephone calls from the listeners.

In 1964, Jerry made history at WGY, pioneering the stations first-ever evening radio talk show. As the host of Nightline, Jerry was behind the microphone every night, from 8 p.m. to midnight, tackling controversial topics in the news. Thousands of listeners tuned in to the top-rated program, often calling to weigh in on the heated debate Jerry had spurred that evening. At that time, WGYs signal reached multiple states and Canada. Hundreds of newsmakers and elected officials at both the local and state level were Jerry's guests on the program. 

The memoirs of field marshall Bernard Montgomery during the great 1942 British battle of the North African Campaign.

Narrated by Edwin Newman.           

The memoirs of Field Marshall General Robert Montgomery. An NBC News special with host Edwin Newman. Includes commercials.                       

Big Bands Christmas Special. A return to the Big Band era with four great bandleaders & their bands.

From the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, bandleader Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians usher in the year 1968. Includes live coverage of the ball drop from Times Square in New York City with Bill Beutel reporting. Guy introduces his brother Carmen and his big instrumental "Boo Hoo." Also featuring solos by Lombardo's brother-in-law, Kenny Gardner, and special guest star singer Margaret Whiting. 
Some commercials are included.