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1. 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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2. 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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3. Adventures of Rin Tin Tin - Return to Fort Apache

   Rin Tin Tin helps out on the mission of Fort Apache. Rin Tin Tin, a German Shepherd, was one of three canines that enjoyed the love and admiration of young television viewers. The other two, Lassie, a collie, and London, a German Shepherd, starring in the syndicated series "The Littlest Hobo." This series took place in post Civil War 19th century old west. Rinty (as he was sometimes called) and his "boy" Rusty lived in the US Calvary po...

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4. Chicago Local News - 1999-08-25 (ABC7)

   Segments: Teacher's strike in Naperville: negotiations continue to avoid strike;ComEd may face new state laws over power outages;Gardner, James and Anthony Flenor charged with Wrigleyville burglaries;Amtrak train hits pickup truck and kills two people in Joliet;Recall laws being considered to ensure customers won't buy dangerous products;Beluga male baby whale dies at Shedd Aquarium;Curfew law to be strictly enforced in Cicero;Scurry, Brianna of...

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5. Chicago Playwrights Festival - Crime of Innocence

   Set in Slidwell, Mississippi in 1954. The young nephew of a black preacher's family comes from Chicago for a summer visit. He immediately witnesses the racial tension between the preacher and the white people of the town. After the nephew makes an innocent compliment to a white storekeeper, the town turns against the preacher's family.

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6. Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre - So Young the Savage Land

   Western anthology series hosted by film star Dick Powell. This episode stars Claudette Colbert as the wife of a cruel and selfish rancher (played by John Dehner) who wants an alleged horse thief unlawfully put to death. Aired November 20, 1960 over CBS. Sponsored by Johnson's Wax.

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7. Eyewitness Forum - Foreign Policy and the Black Community

   Jesse Jackson joins Flynn in discussing the state of affairs in Black Chicago politics

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8. Farmer's Daughter - To Have & To Hold

   Based on the Loretta Young film of 1947. In this episode merry Swedish maid (Stevens) marries her congressman/boss Glen Morley (Windom).

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9. Fury - (Brave Stallion): Joey's Jalopy

   Young Joey Newton's new car brings him nothing but trouble. The syndicated title of the series was "Brave Stallion".

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10. Happy - Charlie's First Love

    A situation comedy dealing with a young married couple and a resort hotel they manage. The audience is able to hear the thoughts of their young son, Happy. The couple's Uncle Charlie reunites with an old girlfriend, a gold digger.

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11. Happy - Chris' Night Out

    A situation comedy with a young married couple and a resort hotel they manage. The audience is able to hear the thoughts of the young son, Happy. Husband Chris gets in trouble with his wife after a misunderstanding.

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12. Have Gun-Will Travel - The Collector's Edition #14252

    S1, Ep10 (Online) 16 Nov. 1957 The Long Night Three men in black wait to be hanged the next day for a murder it seems any one of them might have committed. Of the three, one's holster bears a silver chess knight. S4, Ep8 29 Oct. 1960 The Shooting of Jessie May After reading an article in a local newspaper, Paladin rides to Wyoming to see Joe Ergo. Seems that Jessie May Turnbow is seeking revenge against the jury that convicted his fath...

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13. Image Union - #0211: "Chicago Blues", "Newsquake" (incomplete)

    #1 Speech give by Mayor Richard J. Daley after the riots of the 1968 convention; #2 "Now We Live on Clifton," scenes from film about young girls living in a Chicago neighborhood and attending karate class; #3 commercial: Chiquita Bananas; #4 "Chicago Blues," video about blues music in Chicago; #5 & #6 Videos with special effects; #7 Richard J. Daley announcing candidacy for mayor 1968; more. Segments are very chopped up in the first 5 minutes...

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14. Joey Bishop Show - Episode #2.180 (from IMDb)

    Joey Bishop welcomes Yvonne DeCarlo, Bobby Goldsboro and other guests to his late night talk show. From the Paley Center Archive: Bishop introduces conductor Johnny Mann and his Merry Men before congratulating announcer Regis Philbin on having received good reviews for his new album. The pair then venture into the audience to interact with fans. The tape skips past Bishop's conversation with first guest Jeffries. Following Bishop's wrap-...

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15. Johnny Ringo - Black Harvest

    Don Durant in the title role. A man's disappearance and a young wife's strange behavior lead Sheriff Johnny Ringo to the mysterious Frome Farm. Aired April 7, 1960 over CBS. Sponsored by Kent Cigarettes and Johnson's Wax.

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16. Kup's Show - Airline Safety

    A panel of aviation experts discuss the air traffic control system, airplane maintenance, crash survival rates, new safety trends, and the continual pursuit of airline safety. Hum throughout episode.

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17. Kup's Show - Race Relations/Feminism

    In the first segment, former U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Andrew young discusses racial tensions in Miami and the Middle East. In the second segment an actress, author and TV writer discuss feminism in the arts and traditional male/female roles.

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18. Kup's Show - Stage/Real Estate

    Kup's guests discuss their individual careers in ballet, theatre and film as well as the high cost real estate in California, unions in the performing arts, role models, and superstitions.

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19. Kup's Show - Terrence Stamp/William Gibson (incomplete)

    This show runs the gamut of discusion from theater to theater criticism to race relations to the very nature of man. (Show is incomplete.)

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20. Loner - The Ordeal of Bud Windom

    Colton helps a young man whose father is accused of murder.

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21. MBC Presents - A Salute To Hugh Downs

    The Museum of Broadcast Communications hosts a salute to news reporter Hugh Downs, featuring tributes made by his colleagues, friends, and families. Also shown are clips spanning Hugh Downs' career, including his work on the "Today Show" and "20/20."

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22. Malcolm X

    Dan Rather hosts this concise, accurate biography of Malcolm X with special emphasis on his involvement with the Black Muslim Movement and questions surrounding his assasination.

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23. Return to South Shore - with Robin Brantley

    Robin Brantley examines the conditions at Chicago's South Shore High School.

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24. Royko at His Best

    Actors bring Mike Royko's columns to life. Featuring Ronnie Graham, Melva Williams, Maurice Copeland, Lorry Young, David Dwight, Fawn Harriman, Jim Lewis, Fern Persons, Tom Bradley, Vita Licata, Paul Barnes, Mary Michaels, Mark Rosen, and June Geiser. Originally telecast in color on WMAQ-TV Chicago 1971. The digitization of this program was made possible be a grant from the Oprah Winfrey Foundation.

    Record Type: Television

    
25. Shopping with Miss Lee: Chicago's Foundling Home - Chicago's Foundling Home

    Chicago TV personality Lee Phillip visits expectant mothers. Lee visits the Chicago Foundling's home to see the facilities available there for children and young mothers. She also interviews an expectant teen mother and, later, Dr. Carl Myer who is affiliated with the institution. Originally aired on WBBM-TV Channel 2 Chicago

    Record Type: Television