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R-1231 “1231”
  • WHAT'S MY LINE? "A 25th Anniversary Salute" (P.V. Soundtrack) 6/16/77 (1977) 6/16/1977
  • SALUTE TO THE BEATLES A 1975 look with David Frost (1975) 1975
  • CBS RADIO AT 50 (50th Anniversary) "An Autobiography in Sound" 9/18/77 (1977) 9/18/1977
  • CBS RADIO AT 50 (Concluded) Host: Walter Cronkite
  • CBS Radio Notes 50 Years on Air Today
  • NEW YORK (AP) -- CBS Radio is 50 years old on Sunday and as Gen. Douglas MacArthur once said: "Old soldiers never die." In this case they don't fade away either
  • From the general's "old soldiers" to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" mountainside, CBS's 50 years of radio will be commemorated in a three-hour special beginning 6 p.m. MDT
  • The special radio program, narrated by Walter Cronkite, takes listeners through the history of the Columbia Broadcasting System, starting with selections from its first presentation, a six-hour musical program carried that September night on 14 stations
  • There are famous voices, like Edward R. Murrow, the network's first superstar. And there are famous speeches too -- long ones like Richard M. Nixon's resignation and short ones like astronaut Neil Armstrong's "one small step for man" on the moon
  • There are happy times with George Burns and Gracie Allen, Amos 'n' Andy, Jack Benny, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. And there are sad times, like Sen. Edward Kennedy's eulogy for his slain brother Robert in 1968 (1968) 1968
  • CBS allocated five months time for the project, with producers drawing from some 1,500 hours of tapes
  • A good deal of the material is from the World War II era, a time when CBS says it provided some 4,000 radio broadcasts from both the Pacific and European theaters -- perhaps radio's greatest hour
R-1232 “1232”
  • Public Pulse (1976) 3/30/1976
    on KSL
  • ELIMINATING SELF-DEFEATING BEHAVIORS (1976) 4/7/1976
    on Public Pulse
  • Eliminating Self-defeating behaviors
    w/ Dr. Jon M. Chamberlain
    (concluded)
  • Salt Lake disc jockeys discuss radio. (1976) 4/18/1976
    (KALL) (KSL) (KCPX)
  • THE CB RADIO PHENOMENON
    w/ Sandy Gilmour
    on Take 2
  • Ben Feingold, M.D.
    (Concluded from S2-T2)
  • DEVELOPMENT OF OUR WASATCH FRONT CANYONS (1976) 6/17/1976
    w/ Zoning Comm.
    Public Pulse
  • FOOD PRESERVATION & DRYING
    w/ Flora Borgwell of Utah State U.
    Public Pulse
  • Food Preservation & Drying (1976) 9/2/1976
    (concluded)
  • WHY YOUR CHILD IS HYPERACTIVE (1976) 9/10/1976
    w/ author Ben Feingold, M.D.
    (Pediatrician)
R-1233 “1233”
  • NATURAL FOODS (1976) 9/20/1976
    w/ LaDine Griffin
    Public Pulse Can Herbs really Help You?
  • THE WORLD OF RADIO (1977) 1/6/1977
    w/ Dave Finley
    Public Pulse
  • The World of Radio
    (concluded)
  • THE UTAH EXECUTION OF GARY GILMORE (1977) 1/17/1977
    Live.
  • Interviewed before showing of his novel Roots (1977) 1/29/1977
  • Interviewed just after showing of Roots. (1977) 1/30/1977
  • Interviewed next day on Good Morning America (1977) 1/31/1977
  • HYDROGEN ENERGY CARS (1977) 5/27/1977
    on Public Pulse
  • AD HOC ASSASINATION INFORMATION COMMITTEE (1977) 6/23/1977
    w/ Ted Gandolfo
    Public Pulse
  • LIFE AFTER LIFE (1977) 9/26/1977
    w/ Dr. Raymond A. Moody, author
    Public Pulse
R-1234 “1234”
  • THE LOTTERY by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton
  • MY LIFE WITH R.H. MACY by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton
  • THE WITCH by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton
  • CHARLES**** by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton
  • FOUNDATION THE PSYCHO-HISTORIANS by Isaac Asimov read by: William Shatner
  • Foundation the Psycho-historiens (concluded)
  • DYLAN THOMAS reads his own story: "Adventure in the Skin Trade"
  • DYLAN THOMAS reads his: "Among Those Killed in the Dawn Raid was a Man aged One Hundred" and "The Force that Through the Green Fire"
  • GREAT AMERICAN INDIAN SPEECHES read by Vine Deloria, Jr. & Arthur Junaluska
  • (2:10) Powhatan. (6:38) Chief Seattle
  • (1:27) Canassatego. (2:26) Little Crow
  • (1:09) Chief Logan. 4:15 Cochise
  • (1:42) Chief Buckangahelas. (1:29) Lone Wolf
  • (1:32) Pontiac. 3:02 Chief Ten Bears
  • (8:58) Red Jacket. 4:36 Chief Satanta
  • (3:51) Chief Tecumseh. (1:43) Chief Manuelito
  • (2:18) Pushmataha. 4:18 Chief Red Cloud
  • (1:50) Red Eagle. 4:22 Little Raven
  • (2:04) Metea. 2:28 Chief Charlot
  • (6:25) Chief Patalesharo. (0:58) Chief Joseph
  • (2:06) Senachwine. (2:18) Chief Joseph
  • (3:04) Black Hawk. (3:03) Geronimo
  • (1:26) Arapoolish. (4:04) Black Elk
  • (2:44) Chief John Ross. (1:03) Standing Bear
  • THE ILLUSTRATED MAN by Ray Bradbury read by: Leonard Nimoy
  • (29:15) "The Veldt" (16:45) "Marionettes, Inc."
  • WE WERE HAPPY THERE w/George Howe & Carl Davis
  • a. The Empire Builder. e. Goodnight Sugar
  • b. Boy. f. Well Done
  • c. Girls. g. I am a Paper Bag
  • d. Spain. h. We were Happy There
R-1235 “1235”
  • The Children of Green Knowe (1956) 12/3/1956
  • Honest Dollar (1957) 12/26/1957
  • Knights Castle (1958) 2/8/1958
  • Evie and Cookie (1958) 5/14/1958
  • Pippi goes on Board (1958) 7/1/1958
    Broadcast 8/17/58
  • Bedknobs & Broomsticks (1958) 6/18/1958
    Broadcast 8/31/58
  • The Shield Ring (1958) 6/13/1958
    Broadcast 9/7/58
  • The Great Wheel (1958) 6/15/1958
    Broadcast 9/14/58
  • Black Gold (1958) 5/13/1958
    Broadcast 10/19/58
  • Rifles for Waite (1958) 10/17/1958
    Broadcast 11/9/58
  • Time of Wonder (1958) 11/16/1958
  • With a Task before Me. Sunday WNAQ (1958) 11/23/1958
  • The Year of the Horse (1958) 12/7/1958
  • Cugho-Boy with the Good Name (1958) 12/14/1958
  • Galileo's Magic Numbers (1959) 1/25/1959
  • When the Dikes Broke (1959) 3/15/1959
  • The Witch of Blackbird Pond (1959) 3/22/1959
    Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM
  • Yellow Hat (1959) 3/30/1959
  • In the Middle of the Trees (1959) 4/5/1959
    Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM
  • South, Off Cape Horn (1959) 3/26/1959
    Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM
  • Henry Reed, Inc. (1959) 5/10/1959
    Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM
  • The Americans (1959) 5/24/1959
    Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM
  • Peter Tchaikowsky (1960) 1/3/1960
    with PSA
  • Horse without a Head (1960) 3/6/1960
    WITH PSA
  • The Two Uncles of Pablo (1960) 3/13/1960
    with PSA
  • Onion John (1960) 4/3/1960
    WITH PSA
  • A Home for a Penny (1960) 4/24/1960
    with PSA
  • Tree Island House (1960) 7/31/1960
    with PSA

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REEL 1231. SPECIALS
(90) WHAT'S MY LINE? "A 25th Anniversary Salute" (P.V. Soundtrack) 6/16/77
(80) SALUTE TO THE BEATLES A 1975 look with David Frost
(90) CBS RADIO AT 50 (50th Anniversary) "An Autobiography in Sound" 9/18/77
(90) CBS RADIO AT 50 (Concluded) Host: Walter Cronkite
CBS Radio Notes 50 Years on Air Today

NEW YORK (AP) -- CBS Radio is 50 years old on Sunday and as Gen. Douglas MacArthur once said: "Old soldiers never die." In this case they don't fade away either.

From the general's "old soldiers" to Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" mountainside, CBS's 50 years of radio will be commemorated in a three-hour special beginning 6 p.m. MDT.

The special radio program, narrated by Walter Cronkite, takes listeners through the history of the Columbia Broadcasting System, starting with selections from its first presentation, a six-hour musical program carried that September night on 14 stations.

There are famous voices, like Edward R. Murrow, the network's first superstar. And there are famous speeches too -- long ones like Richard M. Nixon's resignation and short ones like astronaut Neil Armstrong's "one small step for man" on the moon.

There are happy times with George Burns and Gracie Allen, Amos 'n' Andy, Jack Benny, Bob Hope and Bing Crosby. And there are sad times, like Sen. Edward Kennedy's eulogy for his slain brother Robert in 1968.

CBS allocated five months time for the project, with producers drawing from some 1,500 hours of tapes.

A good deal of the material is from the World War II era, a time when CBS says it provided some 4,000 radio broadcasts from both the Pacific and European theaters -- perhaps radio's greatest hour.

REEL 1232. CONTEMPORARY RADIO
(60) INCOME TAXES on KSL "Public Pulse" talk show 3/30/76
(30) ELIMINATING SELF-DEFEATING BEHAVIORS on "Public Pulse" 4/7/76
(25) Eliminating Self-defeating behaviors (concluded) w/Dr. Jon M. Chamberlain
(30) BLACKWELL'S PEOPLE - Salt Lake disc jockeys discuss radio. 4/18/76
(KALL) Tom Barberi; (KSL) Danny Kramer; & (KCPX) Johnny Mitchell.
(30) THE CB RADIO PHENOMENON on "Take 2" w/Sandy Gilmour
(20) Ben Feingold, M.D. (Concluded from S2-T2)
(50) DEVELOPMENT OF OUR WASATCH FRONT CANYONS "Public Pulse" w/Zoning Comm. 6/17/76
(40) FOOD PRESERVATION & DRYING "Public Pulse" w/Flora Borgwell of Utah State "U".
(15) Food Preservation & Drying (concluded) 9/2/76
(25) WHY YOUR CHILD IS HYPERACTIVE w/author Ben Feingold, M.D. (Pediatrician) 9/10/76

REEL 1233. CONTEMPORARY RADIO
(50) NATURAL FOODS "Public Pulse" Can Herbs really Help You? w/LaDine Griffin 9/20/76
(40) THE WORLD OF RADIO "Public Pulse" w/Dave Finley 1/6/77
(12) The World of Radio (concluded)
(78) THE UTAH EXECUTION OF GARY GILMORE Live. 1/17/77
(30) ALEX HALEY Interviewed before showing of his novel "Roots" 1/29/77
(8) ALEX HALEY Interviewed just after showing of Roots. 1/30/77
(8) ALEX HALEY Interviewed next day on "Good Morning America" 1/31/77
(7) HYDROGEN ENERGY CARS on "Public Pulse" 5/27/77
(45) AD HOC ASSASINATION INFORMATION COMMITTEE "Public Pulse" w/Ted Gandolfo 6/23/77
(60) LIFE AFTER LIFE "Public Pulse" w/Dr. Raymond A. Moody, author 9/26/77

## RIGHT COLUMN
REEL 1234. READINGS
(19) THE LOTTERY by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton.
(6) MY LIFE WITH R.H. MACY by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton.
(7) THE WITCH by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton.
(9) CHARLES**** by Shirley Jackson read by: Maureen Stapleton.
(50) FOUNDATION THE PSYCHO-HISTORIANS by Isaac Asimov read by: William Shatner.
(9) Foundation the Psycho-historiens (concluded)
(68) DYLAN THOMAS reads his own story: "Adventure in the Skin Trade"
(3) DYLAN THOMAS reads his: "Among Those Killed in the Dawn Raid was a Man aged One Hundred" and "The Force that Through the Green Fire".
(90) GREAT AMERICAN INDIAN SPEECHES read by Vine Deloria, Jr. & Arthur Junaluska.
(2:10) Powhatan. (6:38) Chief Seattle.
(1:27) Canassatego. (2:26) Little Crow.
(1:09) Chief Logan. 4:15 Cochise.
(1:42) Chief Buckangahelas. (1:29) Lone Wolf.
(1:32) Pontiac. 3:02 Chief Ten Bears.
(8:58) Red Jacket. 4:36 Chief Satanta.
(3:51) Chief Tecumseh. (1:43) Chief Manuelito.
(2:18) Pushmataha. 4:18 Chief Red Cloud.
(1:50) Red Eagle. 4:22 Little Raven.
(2:04) Metea. 2:28 Chief Charlot.
(6:25) Chief Patalesharo. (0:58) Chief Joseph.
(2:06) Senachwine. (2:18) Chief Joseph.
(3:04) Black Hawk. (3:03) Geronimo.
(1:26) Arapoolish. (4:04) Black Elk.
(2:44) Chief John Ross. (1:03) Standing Bear.

(46) THE ILLUSTRATED MAN by Ray Bradbury read by: Leonard Nimoy.
(29:15) "The Veldt" (16:45) "Marionettes, Inc."
(35) WE WERE HAPPY THERE w/George Howe & Carl Davis.
a. The Empire Builder. e. Goodnight Sugar.
b. Boy. f. Well Done.
c. Girls. g. I am a Paper Bag.
d. Spain. h. We were Happy There.

REEL 1235. CARNIVAL OF BOOKS (NBC)
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Children of Green Knowe" 12/3/56
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Honest Dollar" 12/26/57
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Knights Castle" 2/8/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Evie and Cookie" 5/14/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Pippi goes on Board" Broadcast 8/17/58 7/1/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Bedknobs & Broomsticks" Broadcast 8/31/58 6/18/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Shield Ring" Broadcast 9/7/58 6/13/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Great Wheel" Broadcast 9/14/58 6/15/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Black Gold" Broadcast 10/19/58 5/13/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Rifles for Waite" Broadcast 11/9/58 10/17/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Time of Wonder" 11/16/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "With a Task before Me. Sunday WNAQ 11/23/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Year of the Horse" 12/7/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Cugho-Boy with the Good Name" 12/14/58
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Galileo's Magic Numbers" 1/25/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "When the Dikes Broke" 3/15/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM 3/22/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Yellow Hat" 3/30/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "In the Middle of the Trees" Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM 4/5/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "South, Off Cape Horn" Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM 3/26/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Henry Reed, Inc." Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM 5/10/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Americans" Sunday WNAQ 7:45 AM 5/24/59
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Peter Tchaikowsky" with PSA 1/3/60
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Horse without a Head" WITH PSA 3/6/60
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "The Two Uncles of Pablo" with PSA 3/13/60
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Onion John" WITH PSA 4/3/60
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "A Home for a Penny" with PSA 4/24/60
(12) CARNIVAL OF BOOKS "Tree Island House" with PSA 7/31/60