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- (90) SPECIALS WHAT'S MY LINE? "A 25th Anniversary Salute" (P.V. Soundtrack) 6/16/77 (1977) aired 6/16/1977 [1977-06-16]
- (80) SPECIALS SALUTE TO THE BEATLES A 1975 look with David Frost (1975) aired 1975
- (90) SPECIALS CBS RADIO AT 50 (50th Anniversary) "An Autobiography in Sound" 9/18/77 (1977) aired 9/18/1977 [1977-09-18]
- (90) SPECIALS CBS RADIO AT 50 (Concluded) Host: Walter Cronkite
- SPECIALS CBS Radio Notes 50 Years on Air Today
- SPECIALS 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
- SPECIALS 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
- SPECIALS 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
- SPECIALS 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
- SPECIALS 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) aired 1968
- SPECIALS CBS allocated five months time for the project, with producers drawing from some 1,500 hours of tapes
- SPECIALS 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