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#19502: FRANK MCGEE REPORT
1965-10-31, NBC, 28 min.
Frank McGee , Ronald Reagan , John Rich

48 civilians die due to miscalculation. John Rich reports. Two USAFA-1 sky raiders mistakenly struck South Vietnamese village of De Duc killing 48 civilians. Ronald Reagan campaigning in 1966 California Governor's race-leads in poll. Profile of Reagan by Frank McGee who narrates. Host: Frank McGee.

#19503: FRANK MCGEE REPORTS
1965-10-31, NBC, min.
Frank McGee

September 19th, 1965- July 26th, 1970 (NBC) Successor to the "SUNDAY" series. Edited and anchored by veteran NBC newsman Frank McGee.

#14995: FRANK MCGEE REPORT
1965-11-21, NBC, 23 min.
Frank McGee , Ronald Reagan

The Vietnam war reaches a new high for the US, a special report on the political future of Ronald Reagan, a possible role in national office. This is the ninth broadcast in the series.

#19508: FRANK MCGEE REPORTS
1965-11-21, NBC, 12 min.
Frank McGee , Robert F. Kennedy

September 19th, 1965- July 26th, 1970 (NBC) Successor to the "SUNDAY" series. Edited and anchored by veteran NBC newsman Frank McGee. Report on Senator Robert F. Kennedy's tour of Latin America. The Senator has been visiting peace corps installations in South America. Speech by RFK to students in Lima, Peru.

#15025: FRANK MCGEE REPORT, THE
1966-02-06, NBC, min.
Frank McGee , Lyndon Johnson , Nguyen Cao Ky

President Johnson in Hawaii to meet with South Vietnamese leader General Nguyen Cao Ky in Honolulu summit.

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