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November/December 1967.

Traffic fatalities were common in those days, and winter driving must have been extra treacherous.🤨

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CNN Radio News, I'm Aaron Ladner

Love the CBSRADIO videos.

This was the night I discovered WCBS while living in Virginia Beach - what a time to find it! Thanks for posting!

Charles Whitman was the sniper. If memory serves, he had a brain tumor.

In 1953, ABC merged with United Paramount Theatres.

This is so cool, Charles. Thank you for sharing!!

This was the first night I discovered WCBS on my radio in Virginia Beach - a night to remember!

Dean hollon just played in the mood by glen miller

What a treat - thank you for posting this! I discovered WCBS radio by accident on the evening of July 14, 1977 . . . the night of the blackout. A real coincidence! I also enjoyed the racing results from Yonkers Raceway, and I think it was Bob Myer who provided the results. Great memories!

3:20 Aretha Franklin sings a powerful "Auld Lang Syne"

watch the video "Old Time Radio Commercial Jergens Lotion"

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Greetings! Does anyone know what the song is at 0:19?

swedish paul voice

I found Rich Conaty one Sunday night when he was doing the Big Broadcast from WQEW while DXing way up in Northern New Hampshire’s White Mountains. I was immediately hooked. I learned so much about recordings from the 20’s and 30’s. However, what I loved more than anything was hearing Rich Conaty connecting with me and his audience. It reminded me how boring radio had become especially with the demise of radio personalities in the early 1980’s, tight formats and limited to what they played and the time they were able to connect with the audience. When WQEW changed formats I was very happy when I learned he would return to WFUV. By that time internet radio was in its infancy but I was a devoted listener every Sunday. Remember when Sunday night was “must see television” my Sunday nights was spent listening to The Big Broadcast. In my opinion Mr. Conaty was the last truly great radio personality. I miss you sir.

What happened on that day?

Please do Mutual News for May 25, 1986 please?

I’d trade today’s 24-hour news channels for just a half hour a day of this machine gun reporting style any day.

Wow this is gold!

I subscribed! I was in my sophomore year of college when you made this recording. My (late) friend, Charles F. Paul (aka "Charlie Paul") played the organ and piano for "Love of Life," "As the World Turns" (which also used a celeste for the two middle breaks and sometimes in the long closing theme), and "The Guiding Light." My (late) organ teacher, Eddie Layton, played the organ for "Where the Heart Is" and "Love is a Many Splendored Thing." He also used to play for "The Secret Storm" (after Charlie Paul left the show), but the version you have on your recording sounds like James Leaffe. Eddie was known to NYC sports fans as being the longtime organist at the home games of the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Eddie told me that he used to purposely play some wrong notes in the theme songs during the dress rehearsals of "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" to make the people in the control room laugh. I think Ashley Miller was playing the "Search for Tomorrow" theme, and that was definitely Paul Taubman playing "The Edge of Night" theme. One of my acting teachers from Weist-Barron, Dwight Weist, announced "Search for Tomorrow" for many years.

Late Will Geer, "Waltons" prime time drama series fame on CBS-TV Network died in 1978

B.T.W., July 29 in 1970 fell on Wed.

Was this from audio feed from 770 AM radio, N.Y. City, N.Y.?

I have a question for you, on the official website of The Ed Sullivan Show, they say that Topo Gigio made an appearance that day asking for one last goodnight kiss, could you confirm this for me? I found no record of this on the Internet.

did someone pit a taperecorder next to the tv? or the radio

I used to watch Guy Lombardo on New Years Eve with my parents when I was a pre-teen. He was a good musician! An Icon!

"DIMMIT, DAMMIT!"

As a kid of thirteen I listened to Harley's radio show on WITH, it was my introduction to Ellington, Fletcher Henderson, Chick Webb etc. What great times. As for Allen Prell, he was a most loveable wildman, his "Uncle Allie's yard sale" was just plain great!

RIP, Charles Osgood. Posting 2-6-24.

I was a high school senior, just 4 months from graduation when this broadcast was made. This was the month the government ended the draft. Still had to register, but less chance of conscription. A year later I enlisted in the United States Air Force. A few years back, I pondered what to do if the draft was still operating. I had resigned myself to either enlist or get drafted. Many of us young men were paying attention to what was going on in SE Asia.

An important study of how radio then had the power of the internet now.During his heyday,Winchell had the power to wreck careers. But there was a consequence for making so many enemies. At his funeral,only his daughter attended.

It's amazing that this record was made 111 years ago as of this post. 😁😁😁😁😁

RIP Charles Osgood (January 8, 1933-January 23, 2024)

Sorry to see this posted today (January 23, 2024): CBS Sunday Morning Award-winning journalist Charles Osgood, who anchored “CBS Sunday Morning” for 22 years and was host of the long-running radio program “The Osgood File,” died Tuesday at home in New Jersey. He was 91.

3:48 amazing how correct Walter Winchell was about the Vietnam war, which we DID inherit from the French.

7:32 25 WPM is fairly brisk for radiotelegraphy, but most commercial operators send at 35 WPM.

I heard the opening and closing sounder when I was in the car with my dad. I am 57 wonderful memories. I cannot though remember what radio station in Cleveland it aired on. I am guessing WERE 1300 AM

I think I recall him in the last minute saying that 1975 wasn't very happy. We watched South Vietnam fall.

The updated sounder heard at the beginning of this newscast was used only for a short time (maybe 6 or 8 weeks at most) in the spring/summer of 1982. I think somebody at Mutual decided it just might have been a bit too dramatic and reverted back to the previous similar sounder used since 1978.

Is Rita still at CBS News ?

Nobody knew more about groups and concerts like Bud! I wonder whether he knew Dale Dorman, when Bud worked in Buffalo.

eeegads the hum is terrible

I remember that broadcast very well. Ms.Franklin put funk in the place.

I never had the opportunity to meet him, or hear his show, but Harley Brinsfield was my great uncle - and a family legend 🤗( he was my grandmom’s daring brother, who’d run off to join the merchant marines). I did finally meet his sons at her funeral 🥰😇

Then what was added?

Then what was added a missile Intel agency another sat somethings there