EDWARD R. MURROW vinyl Reporter Remembers 2-LP record album 1969 sealed NWT
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This is “A Reporter Remembers,” by Edward R Murrow, a brand-new, unopened vinyl record album manufactured by Columbia Masterworks in 1969.
This “audiobook on LP” presents some of CBS reporter Edward R. Murrow's most significant radio and television broadcasts. Contents include: Record One:
• The War Years. "A Reporter Remembers": London, February 24, 1946
• August 31, 1939: Children Evacuated From London
• September 3, 1939: Britain Declares War
• September 4, 1939: First Air Raids
• November 27, 1939: Air Raid Warning System
• April 9, 1940: Debate In Parliament
• May 8, 1940: Chamberlain Asked To Resign
• May 10, 1940: Winston Churchill Becomes Prime Minister
• June 2, 1940: Dunkirk
• June 4, 1940: Chruchill Talks About Dunkirk
• August 24, 1940: Trafalgar Square Air Raid
• August 25, 1940: Reaction To Bombings
• September 22, 1940: On Rooftop During Air Raid
• September 29, 1940: Visit To West Somerset
• December 2, 1940: Courage Of British
• December 24, 1940: Christmas
• March 9, 1941: Spring In England
• November 7, 1942: African Campaign
• December 24, 1942: Yanks At Christmas
• December 3, 1943: Berlin Raid
• June 6, 1944: D-Day
• September 17, 1944: Arnhem Drop
• April, 1945: The Return To Germany
• April 15, 1945: Buchenwald
• May 8, 1945: Piccadilly-VE Day
Record Two:
• 1948-1961. Introduction / Charles Collingwood
• September 20, 1948: Berlin Blockade
• November 3, 1948: Truman Elected
• June 2, 1949: Alger Hiss Trial
• June 9, 1949. The Right To Dissent
• March 8, 1950: Some Of The News
• August 1, 1950: This Is Korea
• August 8, 1950: Day With The 1st Calvary Division
• September 6, 1950: A Testing Ground For Ideas
• October 12, 1950: D.A.R.-Fort Knox Gold
• October 12, 1950: Exclusion Of Communists
• September 3, 1951: Labor Day Speeches
• April 17, 1952: Missouri River Flood
• June 4, 1952: Eisenhower's First Campaign Speech
• November 26, 1953: Reasons For National Thanksgiving
• March 9, 1954: Summation, Broadcast On Senator Joseph R. Mccarthy
• May 18, 1954: Supreme Court On School Segregation
• September 9, 1954: Hurricane Edna
• October 5, 1954: Murrow And Sandburg
• April 12, 1955: Salk Vaccine
• May 4, 1955: Vietnam Crisis
• October 26, 1955: The Vice-Presidency
• November 28, 1955: Cross-Channel Flight
• February 13, 1956: Racial Issue In '56 Campaign
• April 30, 1956: Death Of Alben Barkley
• November 6, 1956: End Of The Israeli-Egyptian War
• February 4, 1957: Moral Force Of The United Nations
• September 23, 1958: Modernizing The Presidency
• July 3, 1960: U.S. Role In The World
• January 22, 1961: John F. Kennedy's Inauguration
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