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- (60) AMERICAN PARADE Gen. George C. Marshall. (1974) aired 12/5/1974 [1974-12-05]
- (60) TOMORROW SHOW Tom Snyder interviews Don McNeill, longtime host of radio 'The Breakfast Club'; Newsoman Nancy Dickerson & Geo. Ready. (1975) aired 5/5/1975 [1975-05-05]
- ALFRED HITCHCOCK on "Tomorrow Show" discusses 50 year film career. (1973) aired 11/21/1973 [1973-11-21]
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NERV GRIFFIN
The Days of live TV discussed by Rod Serling; Buffalo Bob Smith (Creator & host of Howdy Doody; Dick Clark and Giselle McKenzie.
(1975)
aired 5/5/1975 [1975-05-05]
December 1974
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SATURDAY EVENING POST
(1974)
aired 12/15/1974 [1974-12-15]
w/ Charlton Histon, John Byner; Jud Strunk & Franklyn Ajaye. Host is Peter Marshall reminisces the 1940's sports essay of instant replay; sex and black culture.AMERICAN PARADE Special: A portrait of Gen George C. Marshall (1880-1973), who served as a brilliant military strategist in World War II, also won a Nobel Peace Prize for his work to rebuild Europe after the war. Although he never held command "field" status among his peers, he was known as a brilliant politician, statesman and diplomat. close up
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- (60) TELEVISION SOUNDTRACKS AMERICAN PARADE Gen. George C. Marshall. 12/5/74 (1974) aired 12/5/1974 [1974-12-05]
- (60) TELEVISION SOUNDTRACKS - TOMORROW SHOW Tom Snyder interviews Don McNeill, longtime host of radio 'The Breakfast Club'; Newsoman Nancy Dickerson & Geo. Ready. 5/5/75 ALFRED HITCHCOCK on "Tomorrow Show" discusses 50 year film career. 11/21/73 NERV GRIFFIN The Days of live TV discussed by Rod Serling; Buffalo Bob Smith (Creator & host of Howdy Doody; Dick Clark and Giselle McKenzie. December 1974 (1975) aired 5/5/1975 [1975-05-05]
- (90) TELEVISION SOUNDTRACKS SATURDAY EVENING POST 12/15/74 Charlton Histon, John Byner; Jud Strunk & Franklyn Ajaye. Host is Peter Marshall reminisces the 1940's sports essay of instant replay; sex and black culture (1974) aired 12/15/1974 [1974-12-15]
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- TELEVISION SOUNDTRACKS AMERICAN PARADE Special: A portrait of Gen George C. Marshall (1880-1973), who served as a brilliant military strategist in World War II, also won a Nobel Peace Prize for his work to rebuild Europe after the war. Although he never held command "field" status among his peers, he was known as a brilliant politician, statesman and diplomat (1973) aired 1973