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That’s awesome I have this bout on vinyl LP🥊

This style of commentating is way better than what we have today

Announcer Paul Douglas later became known as the star of such films as “Panic in the Streets” and “Angels in the Outfield.”

Thank you for this. Lewis was my grandfather's favorite fighter. I can imagine him listening to this broadcast, and I can imagine being with him once again. RIP Grandpa. Miss ya.

The referee, Art Donavan, was the father of NFL Hall of Famer Art Donavan Jr.

I found this video, because I am reading my grandparents long distance love letters to each other from the 1930s. Nana asked Grandpa what he thought about the fight last night. I am grateful, Nana dated every letter she wrote, so I could find out what fight they were talking about! :) Thank you for posting this!

Besides this event officially marking the end of the American republic as it was formerly conceived and constituted, it was also a golden opportunity - a shot in the arm, if you will - for ambitious up-and-coming and/or fifth-rate "journalists" to revitalize their moribund careers.

I'm an independent researcher for the JFK assassination, and I must say that I'm appalled by all of the information I found, our own president killed by our own government.

KHJ was still at 900 kHz with studios and offices at 7th and Bixel in the Don Lee Building at this time.

Interesting. About 10 years ago or so, I downloaded this KHJ aircheck recording. But, it did not include the end of the Benny Goodman remote. It started with the KHJ ID, went into the fight from Yankee Stadium. Then another KHJ station identification, with a shirt commercial announcement. Then, into another CBS show Gang Busters. .The aircheck ended with another KHJ ID and commercial.

A CBS network broadcast recorded at KHJ Los Angeles, then the CBS affiliate until CBS bought KNX.

Wally George rules!!! I discovered him on rollergames. This guy would be on a major news outlet if he were alive today.

I have examined this at the time... takes a kid to figure it...

Wtf!! When did this happen?! I’m always the last to know.

No speculation, no personal views, just pure facts. This is how the news used to be.

This will how reporters will react when aliens arrive.

This "paid" actor.... It's an amateur... Jfk sealed his own faith, his brother, and his son.... With his speech to the media.... 42761... Ny RIP....

I was 11 and had stayed home from school that day. I remember it well.

I have infact seen this footage before November 2003 the 40 year mark of the Kennedy assassination

A zipper hidden in the arm ... is this show about that dress makers shop Zapruderrrr? Did Jackie have a zipper in her arm? A zipper ... WITH A GUN IN IT!?!? hrmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! The reporter is a terrible terrible actor! 😄 🤣 😂

This must have been a shock for viewers. One minute they're watching some mundane discussion about zippers on clothing, and the next second they hear the President was cut down by an assassin's bullets. The lady talking about zippers looks to be appearing on a local talk show. Stuff like that was usually broadcast live. After she was cut-off midsentence, someone probably told her she could go home now. They wouldn't be talking about zippers anymore.

Just found out that Wally George is Rebecca DeMornay's father. Talk about a disconnect...

Sometimes I listen to this kind of stuff just to imagine what life was back like then. Sitting around a radio all cheering when something big happens. Man oh man how time changes things. Humans are a crazy species.

How are the FBI and DoJ like an oldies band? They cover all the greatest hits.

Hey can I get permission to use this in a film?

I wonder how many people were initially pissed off that their soap operas were interrupted.

The presenter signing off Camel Caravan is Rupert Hughes, then a famous writer-producer, and uncle of Howard Hughes who got him started in the movie business. Referee Arthur Donovan was the father of Baltimore Colt great and raconteur Art Donovan.

you have to be stoned or something lolololol....

Can you imagine the shock that viewers in Dallas must have experienced hearing this for the first time on their local station? Would have just been incredible.

Mizzzzzz Georgia Hass

How did they get this past Bill Drake?

I wanted to hear more about the zipper.

Sue didn't have a snowball's chance in hell, but I admire her spunk! you go girl :)

isn't there video of this on youtube?

The days of real journalists

Could you please let me know which TV station was that?

and we would never hear about zippers and the US Presidency again until Clinton came onto the scene

There was journalism from the now legacy media back then.

The truth will come tomorrow! GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

I've spent a lot of time thinking about this and wondering what the truth was. I've read studies and seen countless re-enactments. I've attended lectures. I've read books. I have even conducted my own simulations. I can now confidently say I know the truth: Zippers and buttons in no way make a hood easier to put on or take off.

Great

back in the days when the only way you found out about events was through television and/or radio - no Twitter

Hey hey Love it!!!

Did somebody say hairspray

The station was WFAA-TV in Dallas. The newsroom and studio was six blocks from Dealey Plaza: www.google.com/maps/dir/Dealey+Plaza,+Dallas,+TX+75202/WFAA+ABC+8+News,+Young+Street,+Dallas,+TX/@32.7773643,-96.8090048,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x864e9915d508f639:0xcfa47bf25b709fe0!2m2!1d-96.8082993!2d32.7788184!1m5!1m1!1s0x864e9916d348cead:0xb259fcc4f0767266!2m2!1d-96.8055541!2d32.7755279!3e2 The program that was interrupted was WFAA's live midday housewife show.

So sad. Historic.

like being there.........

Trains de Musique-FLASH-The most freighting word known to the broadcast industry. I never personally saw one but knew that if one came across the wire it meant something catastrophic had happened and it would be tersely worded. For example the FLASH on the death of President Kennedy was two words: Kennedy dead. Simple and yet right to the point.

taken from the radiola records right?