Structured entries
- Inside Edition: "HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL PROJECT"
8/17/92
Unauthorized biography of Sen. Edward Kennedy.
- Now It Can Be Told: CHAPPAQUIDDICK
9/20/92
The American Experience
- THE KENNEDYS
9/20/92
series: THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE; SUN. 7 PM WED. 10:35 PM; Part 1; Return: The series' fifth season begins with a two-part chronicle of a political dynasty. Part I examines how patriarch Joseph P. Kennedy used guts, guile and a genius for self-promotion to become "the richest Irish-American on earth" and propel his ambitions for himself and his sons. Discredited by some as an aggressor and a defeatist while serving as ambassador to Great Britain at the start of World War II, Kennedy—following the wartime death of the oldest of his nine children, Joe Jr.—poured his energy, influence and money into the political campaigns of his second son, John. The second hour traces JFK's rise as a national figure: his health problems, which remained largely a secret outside the family; his narrow—and still controversial—win over Richard Nixon in the 1960 Presidential race; the April 1961 Bay of Pigs fiasco, which brought the new Administration "to the brink of disaster"; and the growing influence of his brother and top advisor, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. "Bobby is the first in and the last out," then Vice President Lyndon Johnson told a friend. "And Bobby is the boy [JFK] listens to." Among those interviewed are Sen. Edward Kennedy, former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, JFK's press secretary Pierre Salinger, and JFK confidant and advisor Clark Clifford. Stacy Keach narrates. (2 hrs.) 2-Parts.
- Maury Povich: Ted K.
w/ by Richard Burke
- CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS: AT THE BRINK
"I remember leaving the White House at the end of that Saturday," former Defense Secretary Robert McNamara says, "and thinking that might be the last sunset I saw." That day—Oct. 27, 1962—found the U.S. and the USSR on the verge of nuclear confrontation. Cuban Missile Crisis: At the Brink, one of several specials commemorating the 30th anniversary of the crisis, traces "the miscalculations and mistakes" that precipitated the emergency and the tense negotiations that defused it.—8 PM
- SNEAK PREVIEWS: FILMS REVIEWED ABOUT THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION
Include: THE TRIAL OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD; THE PLOT TO KILL JFK; RUSH TO JUDGEMENT; DECLASSIFIED; THE PLOT TO KILL PRES. KENNEDY & WINTER KILL.
- Gov. Connally's Death
- Tabloids: Behind the Scenes
8/16/93
- NOW: Govt. release of K. materials
- 20/20: Kennedy's Health
11/12/93
- JFK: IN HIS OWN WORDS
(Docu.)
- FATAL DECEPTION: MRS. LEE HARVEY OSWALD
11/15/93
w/ Helena B. Carter; Frank Whaley; Robt. Picardo & Brandon Smith
- FRONTLINE: WHO WAS LEE HARVEY OSWALD?
11/17/93
(Concluded on tape # 1275 f.) (3-Hour Biography)
- JACK
11/17/93
Two hour docu/Profile.
- JFK: RECKLESS YOUTH
11/23/93
w/ Patrick Dempsey
(Mini-series)
- WHO WAS LEE HARVEY OSWALD?
(Concl. from tape 1275c)
- Ins. Edition: The Ass'tn.
- CBS REPORTS: Who Killed JFK: The Final Chapter
11/19/93
- FRONTLINE: JFK, HOFFA & THE MOB
11/21/93
- AMERICAN JUSTICE: KENNEDYS & MOB
3/23/94
- BIOGRAPHY: Sen. Ed M. KENNEDY
6/3/94
- LOST TELEPHONE TAPES
11/13/93
- ROBERT KENNEDY:
- Ins. Ed: ROSE KENNEDY
12/8/92
- INSIDE THE KBG
5/25/93
- ROBERT F. KENNEDY: THE MAN, THE MYTH & THE MEMORIES
5/28/93
Tom Brokaw hosts Robert F. Kennedy: The Man, the Myth and the Memories, which recalls the politician 25 years after his assassination. "This is not a show of speculation or innuendo," says executive producer Sid Feders. Instead, it is a profile that unfolds through the reminiscences of family members and colleagues. Among them: Kennedy's widow, Ethel.
- HOFFA
(1993)
w/ Jack Nicholson; Danny DeVito; Armand Assante & Nicholas Pryor
Review of: HOFFA.
- BOBBY KENNEDY: IN HIS OWN WORDS
11/14/93
(Docu.) (1925-68)
- Today Show: RFK's death
6/4/93
Transcription (raw)
## HEADING: KENNEDYS
## LEFT COLUMN
1270G. Inside Edition: "HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL
PROJECT. Unauthorized biography of
Sen. Edward Kennedy. 8/17/92
Now It Can Be Told: CHAPPAQUIDDICK
The American Experience 9/20/92
THE KENNEDYS
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AMERICAN
EXPERIENCE (CC)
SUN. 7 PM
WED. 10:35 PM
9/20/92
THE KENNEDYS, PART 1
Return: The series' fifth season begins with a
two-part chronicle of a political dynasty.
Part I examines how patriarch Joseph P. Ken-
nedy used guts, guile and a genius for self-pro-
motion to become "the richest Irish-American on
earth" and propel his ambitions for himself and
his sons. Discredited by some as an aggressor
and a defeatist while serving as ambassador to
Great Britain at the start of World War II, Ken-
nedy—following the wartime death of the oldest
of his nine children, Joe Jr.—poured his energy,
influence and money into the political campaigns
of his second son, John.
The second hour traces JFK's rise as a nation-
al figure: his health problems, which remained
largely a secret outside the family; his narrow—
and still controversial—win over Richard Nixon in
the 1960 Presidential race; the April 1961 Bay of
Pigs fiasco, which brought the new Administra-
tion "to the brink of disaster"; and the growing in-
fluence of his brother and top advisor, Attorney
General Robert F. Kennedy. "Bobby is the first in
and the last out," then Vice President Lyndon
Johnson told a friend. "And Bobby is the boy
[JFK] listens to."
Among those interviewed are Sen. Edward
Kennedy, former Washington Post editor Ben
Bradlee, JFK's press secretary Pierre Salinger,
and JFK confidant and advisor Clark Clifford.
Stacy Keach narrates. (2 hrs.)
2-Parts.
Maury Povich: Ted K. by Richard Burke.
CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS: AT THE BRINK.
"I remember leaving the White House
at the end of that Saturday," former
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara
says, "and thinking that might be the
last sunset I saw." That day—Oct. 27,
1962—found the U.S. and the USSR
on the verge of nuclear confrontation.
Cuban Missile Crisis: At the Brink, one
of several specials commemorating the
30th anniversary of the crisis, traces "the
miscalculations and mistakes" that pre-
cipitated the emergency and the tense
negotiations that defused it.—8 PM 7
1270H. SNEAK PREVIEWS: FILMS REVIEWED ABOUT
THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION: Include:
THE TRIAL OF LEE HARVEY OSWALD; THE
PLOT TO KILL JFK; RUSH TO JUDGEMENT;
DECLASSIFIED; THE PLOT TO KILL PRES.
KENNEDY & WINTER KILL.
Gov. Connally's Death.
Tabloids: Behind the Scenes.8/16/93
NOW: Govt. release of K. materials.
20/20: Kennedy's Health. 11/12/93
JFK: IN HIS OWN WORDS. (Docu.)
FATAL DECEPTION: MRS. LEE HARVEY
OSWALD. 11/15/93
w/Helena B. Carter, Frank Whaley,
Robt. Picardo & Brandon Smith.
FRONTLINE:
WHO WAS
LEE HARVEY
OSWALD?
(Concluded on tape # 1275 f.)
11/17/93
(3-Hour Bio-
graphy)
## RIGHT COLUMN
1270I. JFK ASSASSINATION: AS IT
HAPPENED. 11/21/93
NBC's coverage of events as
Broadcast on 11/22/63
Six hours of the day's actual
coverage as it took place.
1270J. J A C K . 11/17/93
Two hour docu/Profile.
JFK: RECKLESS YOUTH.11/23/93
(Mini-series) w/Patrick Dempsey.
1270K WHO WAS LEE HARVEY OSWALD?
(Concl. from tape 1275c)
Ins. Edition: The Ass'tn.
CBS REPORTS: Who Killed JFK:
The Final Chapter. 11/19/93
FRONTLINE: JFK, HOFFA & THE MOB.11/21/93
AMERICAN JUSTICE: KENNEDYS & MOB.3/23/94
BIOGRAPHY: Sen. Ed M. KENNEDY. 6/3/94
LOST TELEPHONE TAPES. 11/13/93
1270L ROBERT KENNEDY:
Ins. Ed: ROSE KENNEDY.12/8/92
INSIDE THE KBG. 5/25/93
ROBERT F. KENNEDY: THE MAN,
THE MYTH & THE MEMORIES.5/28/93
Tom Brokaw hosts Robert F. Kennedy:
The Man, the Myth and the Memories,
which recalls the politician 25 years
after his assassination. "This is not
a show of speculation or innuendo,"
says executive producer Sid Feders.
Instead, it is a profile that unfolds
through the reminiscences of family
members and colleagues. Among them:
Kennedy's widow, Ethel. 5/28/93
HOFFA. (1993)
w/Jack Nicholson, Danny DeVito,
Armand Assante & Nicholas Pryor.
Review of: HOFFA.
BOBBY KENNEDY: IN HIS OWN WORDS.
(Docu.) (1925-68) 11/14/93
Today Show: RFK's death. 6/4/93
HOFFA
Jack Nicholson gives a galvanizing performance as the
Teamster union boss. Danny DeVito co-stars and di-
rects. (R) (20th Century Fox, 1992) (Cinemax)
