1960

SUnknownYanki, No!

Wed, Dec 07, 1960

A close look at anti-American sentiments in Cuba and Latin America.

7 /10

SUnknownThe Children Were Watching

Wed, Feb 15, 1961

Robert Drew, whose film "Primary," from 1960, launched the documentary form of direct cinema in the United States, here immersively films the effort to desegregate public schools in New Orleans, encompassing both the violent opposition of white residents and the experiences of Black families who are the targets of violence.

7.7 /10

SUnknownAdventures on the New Frontier

Mon, Mar 27, 1961

A look at the daily business of U.S. President John F. Kennedy, with a focus on some of the political issues he faces six weeks into his term.

6.5 /10

SUnknownI Remember

Thu, Apr 13, 1961

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SUnknown90 Miles to Communism

Mon, Apr 17, 1961

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SUnknownC'est la guerre

Wed, Apr 26, 1961

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SUnknownLand of the White Ghost

Mon, May 08, 1961

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SUnknownLand of the Black Ghost

Mon, May 15, 1961

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SUnknownOur Durable Diplomats

Wed, Jun 21, 1961

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SUnknownWalk in My Shoes

Mon, Sep 18, 1961

Nominated for Emmy for "Program of the Year." First look at the lives of Negros on American television - in their own word. Produced/Directed by Nicholas Webster, co-written by Webster an Louis Lomax.

0 /10

SUnknownAutomation: The Awesome Servant

Mon, Oct 30, 1961

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SUnknownBehind the Wall

Mon, Nov 13, 1961

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SUnknownWest of the Wall

Wed, Nov 22, 1961

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SUnknownHeresy in Red

Mon, Nov 27, 1961

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SUnknownDrop-Out

Mon, Dec 04, 1961

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SUnknownThe Remarkable Comrades

Sat, Dec 09, 1961

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SUnknownThe Great Conversation

Mon, Jan 29, 1962

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SUnknownDo Not Enter

Mon, Apr 09, 1962

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SUnknownBack to Bhowani

Mon, Apr 16, 1962

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SUnknownBritain: Ally on the Verge

Mon, Apr 23, 1962

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SUnknownThe Vanishing Oasis

Mon, May 14, 1962

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SUnknownThe Overseas Chinese: Report from Singapore

Mon, May 21, 1962

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SUnknownWhat's So Funny?

Mon, Jun 11, 1962

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SUnknownMeet Comrade Student

Thu, Sep 27, 1962

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SUnknownThe Big Revolving Door: Part 1

Mon, Oct 29, 1962

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SUnknownThe Big Revolving Door: Part 2

Mon, Nov 12, 1962

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SUnknownThe Turbulent Jordan

Fri, Nov 16, 1962

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SUnknownThe Lost Neighborhood

Mon, Nov 19, 1962

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SUnknownIndia: The Troubled Giant

Mon, Nov 26, 1962

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SUnknownGamble at the Keyboard

Mon, Dec 03, 1962

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SUnknownThe Unpaid and the Unsung

Mon, Dec 10, 1962

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SUnknownSeven-Year-Old Kids

Mon, Dec 17, 1962

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SUnknownCambodia: The Peaceful Paradox

Wed, Dec 31, 1969

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SUnknownThe Miners' Lament

Mon, Apr 08, 1963

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SUnknownThe Vatican

Sat, Apr 13, 1963

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SUnknownThe Vanishing Breed: Portrait of a Country Editor

Mon, Apr 22, 1963

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SUnknownSmog: The Silent Killer

Mon, Apr 29, 1963

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SUnknownThe Oil Policy

Tue, Mar 19, 1974

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SUnknownHoffa

Fri, Nov 29, 1974

Profiles controversial union leader and former President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, James Riddle "Jimmy" Hoffa.

0 /10

SUnknownThe Inheritance

Wed, Jul 20, 1977

Profile of a New England family suffering from a fatal genetic disease, exclusive to one family. There is no known cure; the only way to stamp it out is to not have children.

0 /10

SUnknownHostage!

Sun, Jan 29, 1978

Takes a look at the situations arising from the taking of hostages: the motivations of the terrorists, the negotiations, the Stockholm Syndrome, etc.

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SUnknownYouth Terror: The View from Behind the Gun

Tue, Jun 27, 1978

Street gangs and the violence associated with them have always been predominantly an urban phenomenon. The combination of extreme poverty, overcrowding and alienation makes urban ghettos breeding grounds for criminal activity.

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SUnknownTerror in the Promised Land

Sun, Oct 29, 1978

This program examines Palestinians, particularly members of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) who employ violent means to achieve their ends. Reynolds establishes the premise that while Israelis consider these PLO members terrorists and murderers, they are heroes and martyrs in their countrymen's eyes. Traces the history of the Palestinian fight with Israel for their homeland, each considers their own and includes comments of PLO leader Yasser Arafat. Others defend the PLO and charge Israel with acts of terrorism. A man allegedly involved with "The Black September" terrorists vows that killing will continue until the Palestinian cause prevails.

0 /10

SUnknownMission - Mind Control

Mon, Jan 29, 1979

An investigative report on the U.S. Army and the CIA's 30-year quest for the discovery or development of a mind controlling drug. Discusses brainwashing techniques used, exploitation of unwitting victims, and experiments with psychosurgery, parapsychology, and brain implants.

0 /10

SUnknownHomosexuals

Mon, Dec 17, 1979

This program explores the experiences of several gay men and women living in New York City, New Orleans, and San Francisco.

0 /10

SUnknownThis Shattered Land

Fri, Mar 28, 1980

This ABC News Closeup's program chronicles the destruction of Cambodia from 1970 to 1979, the Khmer Rouge Regime and the Cambodian famine of 1979-1980. Jim Laurie travels the country at the invite of the neighboring Vietnamese authorities.

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