Live coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's return trip to the United States from his tour of Romania.            

President Richard M. Nixon hosts a dinner in Los Angeles, California for Apollo 11 astronauts Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin, and Neil Armstrong.             

President Richard M. Nixon's speech to the nation about the war in Viet Nam.           

Presented on "BOB HOPE SPECIAL." Television adaptation of the Jerome Kern-Otto Harbach
musical. John Davidson, Janis Paige and Michele Lee join Bob Hope in a new version of the 1933 musical-comedy hit that made Hope a Broadway star.

An American fullback, John Kent, inherits an exclusive Paris dress shop from  his Aunt Minnie. He and his friend, Huckleberry Haines, travel to Paris to run the shop.

 This was the second "Roberta" TV adaptation for Hope whose character Huckleberry Haines was first seen on television, broadcast on September 19, 1958, and currently archived in the collection of Archival Television Audi, Inc.       

Duplicate original recording of audio tape ATA #5935 and #7015.                                                            

Presented on "BOB HOPE SPECIAL." Television adaptation of the Jerome Kern-Otto Harbach
musical. John Davidson, Janis Paige and Michele Lee join Bob Hope in a new version of the 1933 musical-comedy hit that made Hope a Broadway star. This was the second "Roberta" TV adaptation for Hope whose character Huckleberry Haines was first seen on television, broadcast on September 19, 1958.       

Dupe Of 5935.                    

President Richard Nixon holds a press conference to discuss United States troop withdrawals in Viet Nam.             

Live radio coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's press conference discussing United States troop withdrawal from Viet Nam.            

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation about the progress toward peace in Viet Nam.           

President Richard M. Nixon lights the Christmas tree at the White House and addresses the audience about world peace.            

Dan Rowan & Dick Martin take a swipe at TV with a host of many guest stars. 

A duplicate of #5428.             

President Richard M. Nixon addresses both houses of Congress in his annual State Of The Union Address from Washington, DC.            

Jay Garner gives an outstanding performance as Gov.Lester Maddox in this TV adaptation of the satirical musical, which played Broadway last year. 
The musical is performed by the original Broadway cast, with Clarence Felder 111 as narrator. The show was called a "comic, devastating cartoon of a significant political figure," by Brooks Atkinson, former New York Times drama critic. 
Maddox is followed through his recent career as he talks to his deity about closing his Pickrick restaurant rather than serve blacks, as he campaigns and is elected Governor of Georgia, and as he makes his unsuccessful bid for the presidential nomination at the 1968 Democratic convention. 
Musical numbers include "What America Means To Me," "Jubilee Joe," "Hip Hooray For Washington," and "God is American."    

The Smothers Brothers "lost" NBC special about censorship and freedom of speech.          

The Smothers Brothers "lost" NBC special about censorship and freedom of speech. Tom and Dick present an hour of satire and music. Guests include Peter Fonda, Glen Campbell, David Frye, and comics Bob Einstein and David Steinberg. 
The high-point of the hour is a sketch blending comedy and patriotism. Tom and Dick greet Abraham Lincoln (Pat Paulsen) Thomas Jefferson (Peter Fonda), Benjamin Franklin (Fredd Wayne) and President Johnson (David Frye).
Also: Songs by the brothers ("Time," "A Song For The Asking.") and Campbell ("Pave Your Way Into Tomorrow.") Steinberg as a way-out existential psychiatrist; Einstein as officer Judy (with an a comic apologia for the police) and "instant analysis" of the show by David Frye (as William F. Buckley, Jr and David Susskind) and newsman Alex Dreier. 

Dupe of #9243.                             

President Richard Nixon speaks to the nation on Cambodia, and North Vietnam's increasing aggression against it.        

Live coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's European tour in the fall of 1970.            

President Nixon holds a press conference.

Host: John Chancellor  

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the 92nd Congress in his annual State Of The Union Address.               

President Richard M. Nixon discusses foreign policy at his news conference.           

A gentle poke at family life as host Robert Young introduces a series of typical family dilemmas. Produced & directed by Bud Yorkin, who co-produces & directs "All In The Family."             

President Richard Nixon addresses the nation on the situation in Southeast Asia. He explains the reasons for the speeding up of US troop withdrawals in Vietnam.        

President Richard M. Nixon's speech regarding phase two of the wage-price freeze.            

President Richard M. Nixon's historic trip to China, meeting with Chinese leaders Chou Enlai, and Mao Zedong about the war in Viet Nam, Taiwan, and the Shanghai communique.            

President Richard M. Nixon's 1972 visit to the People's Republic Of China.            

President Richard M. Nixon's return home following his visit to The People's Republic Of China at Andrews Air Force Base in Washington, DC.             

Live coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's return from Poland and the Soviet Union.             

Continuing live coverage of the 1972 Republican National Convention.      

Live coverage of the 1972 Republican National Convention held at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Both President Richard Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew were nominated for reelection.     

A review of the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach.  

Coverage of the Republican National Convention from the Miami Beach, Convention Center.      

An all-country show, with host Roger Miller singing a medley of his hits: "King Of The Road ," "You Can't Rollerskate in a Buffalo Herd," "Chug-a-Lug", and "Walking in The Sunshine." 
Guests and selections: Chet Atkins, ("Autumn Leaves"), Tom T. Hall (Old Dogs, Children and Watermelon Wine"), Donna Fargo, (The Happiest Girl in The Whole USA"), ("Funny Face"), The Statler Brothers ("The Class of '57 Had its Dreams"). 

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation about Viet Nam and domestic problems.              

President Richard M. Nixon delivers a speech to the nation about Watergate, taking full responsibility for the scandal. He pledged to purge such abuses from the American Political System.              

Roberta Flack in her first television special. Seals and Crofts are guests.  

This program is a 30-minute excerpt.                        

Live radio coverage of President Richard M. Nixon's speech to the nation about the Watergate investigation.            

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation about the energy crises.            

President Richard M. Nixon gives his infamous "I Am Not A Crook" speech before the Associated Press managing editors in Orlando, Florida.             

President Richard M. Nixon addresses the nation on the gasoline and energy crisis.            

President Richard M.Nixon delivers his annual State Of The Union Address to the joint members of Congress. This was to be his final State Of The Union Address before his resignation on August 9th, 1974.           

President Richard M. Nixon holds a press conference to discuss the energy situation and the Watergate investigation.            

President Richard M. Nixon holds a press conference on energy and Watergate.        

President Richard M. Nixon holds a press conference before the annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters in Houston, Texas.