The latest news. Ned Calmer reports.          

News and commentary.            

Algeria's Ben Bella is overthrown, Robert McNamara reveals an increase in troops to Vietnam, journalist H.V. Kaltenborn is dead.                        

The latest WCBS Radio News with Harry Hoffman.                          

News events of the week.            

President Johnson calls for the UN influence to end the Vietnam war, outside protest against President Johnson, Johnson talks to UN, Soviets reply against US aggression in Vietnam.            

"WCBS Radio Looks At Television." A weekly series with Joeseph Denbo and David Susskind. A twenty-minute weekly radio series. 

Duplicate of #14900.                                       

"WCBS Radio Looks At Television." A weekly series with Joeseph Denbo and David Susskind. A twenty-minute weekly radio series.

Duplicate of #14898.                                                                  

A report on the India-Pakistan conflict, more US troops to Vietnam. 

Harry Reasoner reports.                                                   

KKK leader Leroy Wilkens is acquitted by an all-white jury for the shooting and murder of white civil rights activist Viola Liuzzo, the Ku Klux Klan is investigated by the US, comments from Klan members, anti-draft, anti-US denunciation by drafters, backlash, and commentary, The Gemini V1 prepares for flight.           

report on fierce fighting in Vietnam, Newspaper strike in New York City, the World's Fair to close.             

Jeff Miller defends draft card burning, ACLU defends him, anti and pro-war demonstrations at Manhattan College. 

Jim Jensen reports.             

Princess Margaret to visit the United States, photojournalist Dickie Chapelle killed in Vietnam, North Vietnamese call her a hero, Moscow, London, and Paris all comment, draft card burners in New York City's Union Square, John Lindsay elected Mayor of New York City, French President Charles De Gaulle seals another seven-year term.            

WBAI (Radio (Radio Pacifica) is a radio station in New York City known for its strong left-wing views. 

A report on how to dodge the draft by faking illness, homosexuality, etc.             

Updated report on the Northeast power blackout, cruise ship afire and sinks, two airline crashes, Rhodesia sees independence
from England, brings unusual condemnation, Eisenhower suffers second heart attack.

Ike Pappas reports. 
                                                               

A look at tonight's title fight with Floyd Patterson vs. Champion Muhammad Ali. Tom Harmon plugs his sports news on WABC radio. News reports: Vietnam, Laos, NATO nuclear weapons reported by Bill Moyers. Join "Cousin Brucie" show. Song "one, two, three" is heard. Bruce Morrow sign off and fight coverage begins. Howard Cosell with pre-fight program. Sports writers predict who will win fight. 9-3  in favor of Ali. Press remains favoring Ali 3-1. Commercial, Alex Drier promotes new Steve McQueen film,  "The Cincinnati Kid."  Switch to ringside with Rocky Marciano joining Chris Schenkel and Howard Cosell.  
STP commercial with Andy Granatelli, followed by Colt 45 Malt  Liquor and Mercury autos for 1966. Fight begins. Ali wins by 12th round TKO. Ali is interviewed after the fight by Howard Cosell. Marciano, Cosell, and Schenkel review the fight. Marciano feels Patterson should now retire. Cosell interviews Phil Pepe who doesn't feel Patterson can fight again. Chris Schenkel praises Patterson as a boxer. Ali's trainer is interviewed. Wrap up. 
                                          

Live coverage of anti-Vietnam war protests in Washington, DC.             

An editorial by WABC's general manager John O. Gilbert. Increasing police cars in various communities by our police commissioner.        

Triumph of the Gemini VI spacecraft, it rendezvous into space, 
peace hopes are dashed in Vietnam, Charles DeGaulle campaigns for reelection as French President, Somerset Maugham dies at 91. Bridget Bardot greeted in the US.           

The latest news from 1010 WINS radio in New York City.            

Vietnam commentary by Dan Rather and Alexander Kendrick.            

New York City Parade, anti-Vietnam war protest. Weather report and sports with Jack Whittaker. News about Muhammad Ali feedback report by Morton Dean, final results of people survey.

This broadcast is complete. Includes commercials.

NOTE:
TOM DUNN spent four years and one month as a news anchor for WCBS TV in New York from August 8, 1964 to September 13, 1968. He was assigned to numerous time slots as notated below.

August 8, 1964 - September 24, 1966 
WCBS Saturday Evening News which aired from 7:00-7:20pm and subsequently from  6:30 - 7: 00pm.
Dunn replaced Anchor Jim Jensen. 

January 23, 1965 - September 24, 1966
WCBS Saturday late night Evening News which aired  initially from 11:00p-11:20pm and later from 11:00-11:30pm. Dunn replaced Anchor  Mike Wallace. 

March 21, 1965- November 14, 1965. 
WCBS Sunday Late Night News which aired from 11:15pm-11:30pm.  Dunn replaced Anchor Joe Loughlin.

February 28, 1966 - September 13, 1968. 
WCBS Late Night Weekly News which aired from Monday thru Friday 11:00pm - 11:30pm.
Dunn replaced Anchor Jim Jensen

                                                     

The latest news from 1010 WINS Radio in New York City.            

Viet Cong in a mortar attack at US Airbase, inflict heavy damage to planes, comment by Eric Sevareid.

Host: Tom Dunn reporting.            

News events with Alex Kendrick.             

The latest news from WCBS.              

Live coverage of the Gemini 9 space flight.

Ray Scherer reports, starting 21 minutes into the flight. 

Sponsored by Chevrolet.            

The week's news from CBS radio news. 

Host: Alexander Kendrick                     

Bombers raid North Vietnam, US flier rescued, Ky warns of war with China, Muhammad Ali may give up boxing to study for the ministry.  

Includes commercials.                       

Current news events.            

Massacre in Austin, Texas, troop strength now at 287,000 in Vietnam, Floyd McKissick on black power, Lucy Bird Johnson marries Pat Nugent.             

Live coverage of the wedding of Luci Baines Johnson and Patrick Nugent from the East Room of the White House.            

CBS Radio News with Marvin Kalb. Alexander Kendrick reports from Hanoi.            

WNEW Radio reviews the year 1966.       

Highlights: Astronauts Virgil Grisson, Edward White, and Roger Chaffee to be buried with funerals at Arlington and West Point.
Alexander Kendrick phone call with Marvin Kalb about the Vietnam war, chaos in China. Norman Stevens reports. Includes commercials.
                         

Highlights of the week's news.    

Harry Reasoner reports.                                                

Highlights of the week's news.    

Harry Reasoner reports.                                                

Highlights of the week's news.    

Harry Reasoner reports.                                                

Featured: Philip Burton (Richard's stepfather), Elizabeth Taylor's hairdresser, Sydney Guilaroff, and television critic Cleveland Amory.

Host: Barry Farber.   

Joined in progress.                                     

            September 8, 1967-September 20, 1968. Presented on "OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD." This prime time hour was an anthology series of films for children. It was hosted by cartoon characters from "The Wizard Of Oz."

From the ABC series "Off To See The Wizard." An anthology series of films for children. 

An Original family musical about a spoilsport who wants to ban
Mother Goose as a bad influence on children.  

Songs include, "Music Lover," "Jack Be Nimble," "After the Fall," "Put a Penny By," and "Lovenberry Tree."

NOTE:  This would be the last television appearance that the Three Stooges would appear. 

A conversation with Bill Moyers. Bill Beutel is the host.

Opening only.           

A review of President Johnson's animated press conference, especially on Vietnam dissenters.             

Ralph Penza reports on the anti-war demonstrations outside a draft center, a report on the patient of Dr. Christian Bernard.            

Anti-Vietnam war demonstrations with longshoremen in New York City, longshoremen call them "communists," comments by Robert Kennedy, Arthur Miller, and US Senators on demonstrations being a violation of the law, Dean Rusk optimistic on peace, Viet Cong massacre in Vietnam, a youth sets himself afire near the UN. 

Jim Jensen reports.