A Senate debate on the Vietnam war. Robert Kennedy and Nelson Rockefeller may run as Johnson refuses to enter any primaries,
3200 GI's killed during the first nine weeks of 1968, a report from the Mekong Delta on Viet Cong activity, problems in Czechoslovakia as a result of Czech general's defection accused of high crimes suggesting internal problems in the country, East Europe fears of "liberal elements in the Czech Republic, LBJ supporters push his name in the New Hampshire primaries, a report on the Eugene McCarthy campaign.                                                        

A comment on the Senate hearing on Vietnam by Eric Sevareid.                         

Vietnam war debate.                        

More questioning by Senator Mike Mansfield to Dean Rusk during the Vietnam Senate hearings.             

CBS News with Walter Cronkite.             

Live coverage of the New Hampshire Democratic primaries the first in a series of nationwide party primary elections. Lyndon Johnson, who later announced he would not seek re-election, narrowly defeated Senator Eugene McCarthy to win the New Hampshire Democratic primary. Frank McGee is the host.           

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee debate about the war in Viet Nam.            

Senator Eugene McCarthy makes a good showing, Nixon wins hands-down, LBJ quips about results, comments by Nixon, Reagan, Johnson, and McCarthy.             

Secretary of State Dean Rusk testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on the Vietnam war.                          

Coverage of the New Hampshire primary from NBC Radio News. Russ Ward reports.                         

Special on the new Hampshire primary. Chet Huntley, David Brinkley, and Frank Mcgee report.           

Commentator Walter Kiernan comments on the New Hampshire primary. Comment from President Johnson.            

Robert Kennedy reassesses his candidacy for president following the New Hampshire primary. 

Paul Duke reports for NBC News.            

Comment by Howard K. Smith who suggests escalating the war in Vietnam. Frank Reynolds commentary.            

Cronkite talks to Robert Kennedy about his candidacy for president.                           

Live coverage of the New Hampshire primary from WOR Radio news.            

More than 2,000 GI's killed in the past four weeks, 20,000 killed in war, report from Fred Darwin, Eric Sevareid comments on Robert Kennedy.           

Comments from Frank Reynolds and Bill Lawrence on President Johnson, results from New Hampshire, Lawrence believes Johnson may not run, commentary on LBJ, and the New Hampshire primary.            

A report on the gold crisis in the Czech Republic.            

 ABC news with Bob Young. Columbian Coffee commercial and other commercials.           

Walter Cronkite interviews Eugene McCarthy
Morley Safer reports from London on the Gold Crisis
An excerpt of NBC News with Chet Huntley is heard
A report on the Robert F. Kennedy campaign from his campaign headquarters,
20,000 US troops killed in Vietnam thus far
Eric Sevareid looks at the presidential candidates
                         

The Gold Crisis             

WNBC News with Jim Ruggle.

With commercials.             

NBC special, Merrill Muller reporting.             

A report on the gold crisis.            

A report on the Robert Kennedy presidential campaign, an excerpt of CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite. "Lineup" on Saturday night late show. 
Includes commercials.            

The Gold Crisis, Charles Kuralt with a report on corn cob pipes, an editorial comment on Gold changes in the USA.  

Host: Walter Cronkite.           

A CBS special report on the Gold Crisis with Joseph Benti."The Gold Rush Of '68."                          

Robert Kennedy announces his candidacy for president. Comments by journalists.            

Robert Kennedy on his candidacy for president, gold crisis in the Czech Republic, heart patient Philip Blaiberg goes home, almost 20,000 GI's killed in Vietnam since 1961.                          

Senator Robert Kennedy news conference on candidacy for presidency.                        

Comment on the candidacy of Senator Robert Kennedy's presidential bid by Senator Eugene McCarthy.             

Alan Jackson reports.         

The latest news on Robert Kennedy. Reed Collins reports.                                 

Senator Robert F. Kennedy announces his candidacy for President of the United States. Heard on WCBS-AM New York City.

David Schumaker interviews Eugene McCarthy in Green Bay, Wisconsin, Dan Rather and Eric Sevareid with commentary.

Host: Roger Mudd.             

More commentary on the Democratic Party race, Senator Eugene McCarthy holds a press conference, RFK News Conference played again.            

The latest financial news with Wilma Soos.              

November 20, 1947-September 5, 1965 (primetime NBC); September 19, 1965-present (non-prime time NBC). Public affairs program which is the longest running series on network television.




Guest: Robert F. Kennedy. Host: Lawrence Spivak.

                                                        

CBS Radio News. A one-minute promo for "Gunsmoke" is heard.            

Guests are city councilman Ed Koch and lawyer Louis Nizer.            

Topic: Lyndon Johnson vs. Eugene McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy
 
Moderator: Jerome Wilson.             

The late CBS Radio news.            

Commentator Paul Duke reports on the presidential candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy.            

Panel discussion includes James Farmer, Ralph Penza, and Connecticut Senator Clifford Case. 
Also included, NBC Radio News with host John Masterman who discusses the topic of Gold. Features financial news with Wilma Soos, who discusses the Gold controversy.   

                        

The morning and late news.            

Promotional narrative for "Gunsmoke" including music effects.            

A report on the CW Post University fire.             

Report on the Gold Crisis, Dan Rather with a report on Robeert Kennedy's presidential candidacy, RFK's speech and his party platform. Bill Stout reports on Richard Nixon's candidacy