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  1. $64,000 Challenge

    A twist on the concept of the $64,000 Question. In this game the champion faces a challenger for prize money.

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  2. $64,000 Question

    Game show where contestants must answer questions which lead up to the $64,000 question. Sponsored by Revlon Cosmetics and hosted by Hal March. This extremely popular series pitted two contestants against each other answering questions relating to a pre-chosen subject. In this telecast, Virgil Earp, a decendant of Wyatt Earp appears. Aired in 1958.

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  3. 1968: The Year Unpredictable - Re-creation with Ron Magers & Carol Marin

    Ron Magers and Carol Marin re-create the 1968 historic broadcast of "1968: The Year Unpredictable", a five hour review of the year. The digitization of this program was made possible be a grant from the Oprah Winfrey Foundation. Parts 1-5 ???

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  4. 20/20 - Punishing Parents

    The current outbreak of violence in schools is blamed on the lack of control parents have on their children.

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  5. 20/20 - Ross Perot

    Walters interviews Ross Perot in his first interview since losing the election. Hidden cameras document the random harrassment of black men on the streets of L.A. And John Stossel looks at marriage after children are born. The digitization of this program was made possible by a grant from The Brinson Foundation.

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  6. 20th Century - Generation Without a Cause, Part 1 & 2

    An examination of the attitudes and values of college students circa 1959. Robert Frost and Dr. Selman Waksman are interviewed and students at Rutgers University discuss their goals and aspirations. TV_01330-1 and TV_01330-2 in one file.

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  7. 20th Century - Generation Without a Cause, Part 1 - Self Portrait

    An examination of the attitudes and values of college students circa 1959.

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  8. 20th Century - Generation Without a Cause, Part 2 - The Searchers

    Robert Frost and Dr. Selman Waksman are interviewed and students at Rutgers University discuss their goals and aspirations.

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  9. 3-2-1 Contact - I Have AIDS: A Teenager's Story

    Peabody Award winning PBS telecast focusing on Ryan White, a teenager who suffers from AIDS. Aired on October 2, 1988.

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  10. 32 On Location - Chicago's Black History

    Wander Wells is host for this WFLD special focused on Chicago's rich and varied history of Chicago's African-American population.

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  11. 32 On Location - Gifted Hispanic Children

    Local WFLD program from January 18, 1987 with host Wanda Wells. Wells interviews and discusses children of Hispanic heritage who have discovered that they much more to offer.

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  12. 32's Christmas Card - 1983 Special

    Need some holiday ambiance for your family get together? Then this 1983 special from WFLD Channel 32 Chicago is just for you. Roughly 90 minutes of holiday music along with scenes of the season from downtown Chicago to the outskirts of the city.

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  13. 48 Hours - In the Campaign

    48 Hours spends two days in New Hampshire to get a first hand look at the presidential campaigns. It profiles candidates Bruce Babbit, Paul Simon, Jesse Jackson, and Jack Kemp. It also cover the Republican candidates' dinner and interviews Bob Dole. Aired over CBS on February 16, 1988.

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  14. 60 Minutes - Nixon in China

    Mike Wallace and Morley Safer join President Nixon on his historic trip to China in 1972. Much of this program focuses on President Richard M. Nixon's just-ended trip to China. Mike Wallace and Eric Sevareid discuss the trip, saying that Nixon and Premier Chou En-Lai propose peace between their nations, but that Taiwan is an area of disagreement. Includes footage of Nixon speaking to a Chinese audience, a look at the Chinese culture the Nixon...

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  15. 60 Minutes - Premiere Episode

    The premiere episode of 60 Minutes features a report on the recently concluded Democratic and Republican National Conventions. The digitization of this program was made possible by a grant from The Brinson Foundation.

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  16. 77 Sunset Strip - The Negotiable Blonde

    A lovely secretary embezzles money from her lovelorn aging boss.

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  17. ABC Scope - Vietnam Report: Howard K. Smith - One Man's Opinion

    This controversial commentary by Howard K. Smith supports the U.S. government's increasing involvement in Vietnam. The digitization of this program was made possible by a grant from the Tawani Foundation, Chicago, Illinois.

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  18. ABC Special - In the Shadow of Love: A Teen AIDS Story

    In this special aimed at young people, two high school girls decide to produce a news special on AIDS - learning along the way how closely the illness affects their own lives. With Suzanne Douglas, Jennifer Dundas, Harvey Fierstein, Jan Pratt and Lisa Vidal. Originally an ABC Afterschool Special.

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  19. ABC Special - Johnny Belinda

    A kindhearted doctor in Nova Scotia in 1903 attempts to communicate with a young deaf woman everyone considers to be hopeless. With Mia Farrow, David Carradine, Barry Sullivan, Stacey Keith Sr., Ralph White and Louise Latham. Originally aired in color and in two parts, this copy is in black and white. Aired in 1967 over the ABC Television Network.

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  20. ADAM-12 - Log 143: Cave

    Just another day of police work as Reed and Malloy attempt to settle a landlord/tenant dispute. With Martin Millner and Kent McCord. NBC series produced by Jack Webb.

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  21. AIDS Knows Your Name

    Teens talk about sexuality and the problem of AIDS. A presentation of Continental Cablevision of Elmhurst IL.

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  22. AIDS Lifeline - AIDS in the Bay Area; AIDS & children; AIDS & prostitutes

    The reports from KPIX's award winning "AIDS Lifeline" report: The first on AIDS in the Bay Area; the second on AIDS & children; the third on AIDS & prostitutes. Special series from KPIX-TV San Francisco.

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  23. AIDS: The Heart of the Matter

    A powerful program profiling one man's five year journey through the final stages of AIDS. During that five year period, Clinton Engle allowed a TV producer to follow his progress.

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  24. AM Chicago - (Incomplete)

    Local morning talk show from WLS-TV Channel 7 Chicago Incomplete telecast.

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  25. AM Chicago - Christmas Special

    Special Christmas edition of the popular local morning series. The WLS-TV family gathers together with the Chicago Children's Choir for this special telecast aired Christmas Day 1980. Fahey Flynn reads Christmas stories, the Chicago Children's Choir sing holiday songs; and Frank Mathie along with Fahey Flynn remember their childhood Christmases. Note: this telecast is briefly interrupted by ABC for a report on the Iranian hostage crisis.

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