75 Years of WRC: A Look at the Newsroom in the 1960s | NBC4 Washington

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

This is a 1965 video of Channel 4 narrated by Bryson Rash. Virtually all these people are retired from television are no longer with us.

[@wmbrown6]

Bill Littauer is perhaps best known for his long run with WPIX (Channel 11) in New York, and as announcer for "Action News" and, after the mid-1980's, "The Independent News."

[@armorybrunotjr.3204]

@@wmbrown6 I remember Bill Littauer at Channel Four during the 1960s, when the station's anchormen were Neil Boggs and Glenn Rinker.

[@wmbrown6]

@@armorybrunotjr.3204 - Anyone know when he moved to New York? I know, besides WPIX, he also anchored on the radio at both WCBS Newsradio 88 and 1010 WINS on a part-time basis.

[@Lafayette320]

I remember Don Doak from NBC Radio News On The Hour. I've not seen him before.

[@tkaye2]

@@Lafayette320Donn Doak did the local cut-ins on the Today show: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f33Kf4RvZbOXnrcm10s

[@Lafayette320]

Having local newscasts broadcast on either side of The Huntley Brinkley Report must have been an NBC O&O thing. In Cleveland, WKYC TV called it "Newsday 90." WKYC Radio 11 called the half hour late afternoon news which they broadcast as "Radio Newsday."

[@tkaye2]

I think it was actually a CBS O&O that started the pattern. "The Big News" on KNXT started in the early '60s with 15 local minutes on each side of Douglas Edwards, for a 45-minute news block.

[@1stLady_Trump]

Dope

[@armandoenriquez1104]

After the year (2000 A.D.)

[@1Soniccool]

Man this tape has little but a damage

[@billygombirit7090]

Even better, i want men's affairs of the world's