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## HEADING: Pearl Harbor ## LEFT COLUMN 718. TORA! TORA! TORA! (1970) w/Jason Robards, Jr., Martin Balsam, James Whitmore & Joseph Cotton. M I D W A Y. (1976) w/Henry Fonda, Charlyon Heston, Robert Mitchum, Hal Holbrook, Edward Albert & Cliff Robertson. THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY. (BW) (1942) CARRIERS: THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY. TURNING POINTS OF WW II. M I D W A Y. 719. PEARL HARBOR: (DOCUMENTARIES) (DSC) PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. 12/3/89 (BBC) OUR CENTURY: Sacrifice at Pearl Harbor. (FDR knew) 12/4/89 BLUE REVOLUTION. Naval Warfare. GENERAL GEORGE MARSHALL. SECRETS & MYSTERIES. Pearl. 6/3/90 WAR STORIES: First Strike. CRUSADE IN THE PACIFIC. The Pacific Erupts. 8/1/90 OUR CENTURY: The Battle of the Pacific: The On-slot. (DSC) CARRIERS: Pearl Harbor. THIS IS YOUR LIFE: Cliff Robertson. (Cliff was at Pearl Harbor 12/7/41.) AIR POWER: w/Walter Cronkite: PEARL REHEARSAL FOR WAR. 720. PEARL HARBOR: (DOCUMENTARIES) David L. Wolper Presents: "Dec. 7th: THE DAY OF INFAMY. (1963) SACRIFICE AT PEARL HARBOR. 6/2/91 HEROES: Donald Ross, Seaman. PEARL HARBOR: SUPRISE & REMEMBRANCE. ON American Experience. 11/11/91 20/20: We had a reverse Pearl Harbor plan - # JB 355. 11/22/91 SUNDAY: Pearl Harbor. 12/1/91 ROAD TO INFAMY: Our Century: THE COUNTDOWN YEARS. THIS MORNING: Harry Smith series & others on P.H. 50th Anniv. (1991) ## RIGHT COLUMN 721. PEARL HARBOR: (50TH ANNIV.) TWO HOURS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD. ABC Special 12/5/91 w/David Brinkley. PEARL HARBOR: TWO HOURS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD Shortly before 8 A.M. on Dec. 7, 1941, explo- sions and gunfire rocked the Hawaiian island of Oahu. "What are (our) letters doing, practicing on a Sunday morning?" a sailor on the minesweeper Oglala wondered. In fact, Japanese aircraft launched from six carriers some 200 miles to the north had found Pearl Harbor asleep—and left the U.S. Pacific fleet in ruins. More than 2400 people died in the infamous two-wave assault, nearly half of them on the battleship Arizona. This two-hour 50th-anniversary commemora- tion, co-produced with Japan's NHK television network, uses archival clips, stills and interviews to recall the event that, host David Brinkley says, "forced the U.S. into the greatest war in history, with its uncounted and uncountable death, debt and misery." Little footage of the actual attack exists, but the event—and its attendant scenes of courage and confusion, pride and pain—still lives in the vivid recollections of Japanese and American eyewitnesses. "I went from being a kid to being a very old man," says a survivor of the USS West Virginia, "in a matter of hours." There are also comments from President Bush, Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa, Bob Hope and others; and segments on events leading up to Pearl Harbor, and postwar relations between the U.S. and Japan. (2 hrs.) (A&E) USS ARIZONA: The Life & Death of a Lady. 12/7/91 (A&E) PEARL HARBOR ATTACK. 12/7/91 Frank Capra's THE WAR YEARS: Know Your Enemy - JAPAN. PEARL HARBOR SURVIVORS: 12/7/91 Their Story. American & Japanese. (CNN) PEARL HARBOR: 50 Years After. 721B. PEARL HARBOR: REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR (CBS) 12/7/91 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 8-10PM/CBS (7-9PM Central/Mountain) "50TH ANNIVERSARY OF PEARL HARBOR" (1991). Fifty years, to the day, after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, this special will originate live from the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor, combining live reporting from the scene where the attack was launched at 7:55 a.m. on Dec. 7, 1941 — with the most complete historical footage and photographs available. The broadcast also brings together eyewit- nesses to describe what happened there and leading experts comment on how the attack changed the U.S., Japan and the world. Co-host is Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, the commander of the Allied forces in the Persian Gulf War. CBS NEWS SPECIAL (CC) 7:15 PM 9 REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR "I was looking at something that you only see in a mov- ie," says former Army private Ray Perry, "yet I was there." It was the morning of December 7, 1941, when the surprise two-wave assault of Japanese aircraft devas- tated the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor and left some 2400 dead. The attack, devised by Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto (who once lived in the U.S.), "was a masterpiece of planning and execution," according to Gen. H. Norman Schwarz- kopf (USA Ret.), who joins CBS correspondent Charles Kuralt as co-anchor of this 50th-anniversary commemora- tion. Co-produced with Tokyo Broadcasting System, the retrospective blends archival film and stills with recollec- tions by American survivors, former Japanese servicemen and others, including Bob Hope, Walter Matthau and Eric Sevareid. Letters and journal accounts from some who did not survive are read by actors, including Kevin Cost- ner, Dustin Hoffman, Paul Newman and Richard Dreyfuss. Also scheduled are excerpts from today's observances, including comments from President Bush; and a visit to the USS Arizona Memorial, which honors the nearly 1200 who died aboard the battleship. (2 hrs.) Japan's Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR: THE 50th ANNIVERSARY. Host: Edward Woodward. SECRET WEAPONS OF WORLD WAR II. National Geographic. 12/8/91 TARGET--PEARL HARBOR. (DSC) 12/8/91 AMERICA--THE WAY WE WERE. 12/8/91 From 1942 to 1945. (DSC) OUR CENTURY: The War Years. Pearl.