I love just a clean screen with only the speaker, not tons of social media links and graphics scrolling as I'm trying to listen to what they are saying,
I absolutely love how people talked back in them days im on 23 call me a old soul but the tone and way of speaking the sound the look everything about the 50s and 60s makes me feel at peace
@boataxe4605 True and if you spoke the English wrong your mama corrected you! And we didn't ever walk around with our butt crsck showing..pull up those pants get a belt use a rope do anything but don't show your butt Crack 😂 Tie your shoes or you'll likely trip or fall on your face 😂 Wear an apron to protect your clothing whilst cooking Get your elbows off the table.. yeah we all sat at the kitchen table for meals No one ate unless you sat at the table. And yes we ask God to bless our food before we ate. There were 6 of us siblings we were farm children we all had chores to get done before and after school. We didn't have stacks of homework from school..Thank you God because as I've stated we all had chores to do to help the family keep things running smooth. Can you see how upside 🙃 things have become. We were happy children and we didn't complain about anything ever. We created our own fun rolling down hill in barrels or riding horses or pigs. Yeah you heard that right! We were kids!!!!!
I was there. But more important, my Dad was there -- never missing an episode of the CBS news... but we were all there who lived then. Because those were the days of all family gatherd around the television.
What an absolute mind blowing surprise finding this. I was 13 when this broadcast aired. Being a native San Diegan It's quite possible that I watched this broadcast when it aired. Just listen to all of them as they report. Thier pure joy, doing what they love to do. And, the commercials are to die for. Thanks channel 8 for a lifetime of service. I haven't lived in San Diego for decades, though I would love to return to live out my remaining days. Oh what fun that would be. Anyways, I hope you've maintained your excellence in journalism all these years. Thanks for the memories.
Love this. So tired of today's local news being "newstainment", reporting concert news, ads for their news and weather "apps", and stories about local businesses that are basically small infomercials.
Much better than than the visually cluttered and frantic news channels today. They read the news, no classless name calling, extreme political bias, tacky clothing.
Holy smokes! In the news open, Walter Cronkite appeared on-camera to open for the TV8 news team. Typically, a voiceover announcer would do the news open. THAT intro was really something
Bob Dale was a local treasure and one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. I met him once at his house and he and his wife were a hoot together, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how he could manage his appearances and not let a F-bomb slip by. He was very proud of his and his wife Mercedes Benz's, I think his was a 58 and all original that he bought new. He never even upgraded the radio it still had tubes that would burn out and have to be replaced once in awhile. Never imagined watching him as a kid that I would be doing a repair at his home and eating lunch with them, his wife made lunch and they insisted that I and my coworker eat with them. Great guy!
Wow, this brings back my 11 year old self, living in La Mesa. To be fair, we were more of a KOGO (KGTV) viewer for news in those days, but I knew all of the reporters mentioned on this show. Thanks for sharing. Love Bob Dale's spot.
Just for nostalgia's sake, I didn't fast forward through commercials. I ran to get more coffee, hurried up and got a snack, then leapt over the back of the couch just as the show came back on! I think I broke my hip.😮
That’s strange. They didn’t spend ten minutes telling us the back story of every news item with their opinions reported as facts. There is no news reporting like this today. Everything has to be explained like we’re six years old ghen hear the interminable opinions of the reporter. Whatever happened may be trivial or skipped altogether so we can hear what the reporter feels about it or how they interpret the news.
That new San Diego expansion basketball team became the Rockets who in their first season of 1967 were an abysmal 15-67. Their first round draft pick was some guy named Pat Riley whose still relevant in the NBA with the Miami Heat in 2023. Also awarded an expansion team was Seattle with the SuperSonics. The Rockets time in San Diego was short lived when they were moved to Houston in 1971 for a paltry 5.6 million dollars by todays standards.
I love the weather report! A simple picture on the wall and he points with a stick. Simple and clean no garbage and crap. Straight to the point and that’s the end of it.
5:0510:59 yeah those old beer commercials always had majestic mountains in them. I always joke when I'm out west when mountains are in view that they really really make me want a beer
Best line ever was : if you don't like our mountains, try our Busch. I had a T-shirt that said that. Gotta lot of comments. Especially since the word "ours" was changed to "my". Hahaaa
San Diego comnection...Bob Fouts interviewing 76ers after winning championship was Dan Fouts father...in other news. I can't wait to await our NBA teams new name!
So KFMB-TV was broadcasting from their original Downtown studios before moving to Engineer Road located at the corner of 5th of Ash which was shared along with their radio 📻 counterpart during that period. Also, Jonathan Dunn-Rankin before he arrived to Ch. 8 where he stayed there until 1977, formerly worked at what is now WFTV in Orlando, FL where he was the first anchor that launched Channel 9’s news operation a year after they signed on!
Oh wow. I'm pretty sure we watched Channel 8 back then. We could easily pick up the signal in South LA via the ol rabbit ears. I was 5 years old. Bob Dale was a SD treasure.
SDG&E....."Use our energy, not yours!" My how times have changed, today they shame you for doing just that. I totally remember everything about this newscast, from the Weatherword theme to the Coors commercials. I would have been 9 years old when this was broadcast.
Very odd to hear the upbeat music bed played during the news stories... especially the one about the deceased heiress’ body being pulled out of Mission Bay. 😳
Wow this was before even Leon Ertle and Ron Johnson worked there. Leon showed me a picture of the old building in his office. And when they hired Ted Leitner years later they must have been going for the Lyle Bond look.
I know it is only 1967 but I’m surprised by the many sync rolls when switching to/from asynchronous sources. Viewers would certainly notice as their picture vertical hold would quickly relock each time. Also it looks like they only had one color film chain, didn’t notice any A/B rolls, however it was a tightly produced newscast.
Notice how the image briefly distorts when the color returns from a black and white signal. I suspect the Videotape is only using the colorburst reference signal only when there isn't color video presented. A large part of that would not have been noticeable in the actual broadcast. It's a fluke that mostly occurs on Videotape.
The commercials are good quality for 1960's, I don't usually watch 1960's commercials. The Minute Rice commercial made me think about the idea of food innovations like technology innovations
Think the Padres started in 1969. With those Brown and kind of yellow uniforms, also, Dave Winfield and Ozzie Smith started their careers with the Friars.
I did the dishes. Felt like I should be in the kitchen. Or vacuuming. Or folding laundry. Or mixing a martini for my husband about to walk through the door and yell "honey! I'm home!" Lol! And I find nothing wrong with that. I loved the family dinners and dad coming home. Kicking back in his recliner with newspaper. Dinner at 6:30 sharp. Better days.
Nowadays we have mealy mouthed pablum puking gay liberals like Dylan Mulvaney of Bud Light Beer and Little Brian Stelter formerly of CNN News aka the Counterfeit News Network! 😂
Voice over actor on the Toyota commercial during the sports News segment sounds very much like Vic Morrow's co-star in the tv series Combat! RICK JASON
At 9 years old hooked on Vic and Rick's performances in COMBAT. Humanity figured high in that series - not just action scenes. Then serving myself in Europe, learned of Vic Morrows' untimely death under bizarre circumstances. Then later Rick Jason passing. Sad and equally disturbing. Best regards
@@WestWoods54Check out Gavin MacLeod's performance as a troubled English sergeant in the Combat episode "The Masquers." Though best known for his lighter roles, that shit was Oscar worthy.
Regarding the US in Vietnam 24:00 John Diefenbaker Canadian conservative party leader said beneficence has yet to achieve friendship. And did you catch the part about the desalination plant in Mexico? 54 years ago?? Why are we talking drought here Jin California with barely a plan in place. But Mexico was doing it in the 60s.
Imagine how much is the toll is for the Verranzzano Bridge between Staten Island and Brooklyn today in my old hometown of NYC. Truck driver driving from Nassau County thru Brooklyn........What? Am I coming into a foreign country with this much money? C'MON MAN! 😮 People just type in tolls for the Verrazano Bridge. Alternative to Staten Island? Take Brooklyn Belt Parkway north to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and take the Staten Island Ferry to Staten island. After all cruise ships pay taxes that pay for the ferry for people and motor vehicles for free! 😊
A Good teacher will "teach" the lessons to be learned. She or he prepares the lessons ahead of time then diligently speaks the lessons to be learned. Then the students take a test. This shows the teacher if the students were p☆ying attention to the lessons given in love by said "teacher".
12:00 "...and entertainment establishments." This was apparently one of the first shots across the bow of "nightclubs and other entertainment establishments" that promoted morally repugnant entertainment. The Sheriff requested the licensure and control of such establishments such as those on Broadway in downtown San Diego. Back then, the street was full of the types of businesses that catered to sailors and even by 1978 (when I first noticed the street as a young sailor) the district hadn't been addressed completely. The next time I was in San Diego, Broadway had been cleaned up, so San Diego had succeeded in their goal of re-inventing Broadway.
At 9:30, the guy wore a red suit. But the footage media didn't age well making it look that way. Have you seen your local McDonalds (or any other franchise) lately? Gray boxes now. And most cars are all silver or gray.
Back when journalists actually reported all the news not just excerpts to mislead the public and to increase their ratings. There are still a few good ones reporting the good and the bad regardless of party affiliation.
It's because in 1966 local TV news was not very profitable yet. The FCC required all commercial stations to do daily newscasts. The stations did news only because of that rule, until about the mid-1970s. That's when news started to bring in lots of money, and it became flashier, then shallower.
I love just a clean screen with only the speaker, not tons of social media links and graphics scrolling as I'm trying to listen to what they are saying,
Amen
I am always reading that dang thing on the bottom. Whoever thought that was a good idea, wasn't too smart. Miss whatever is being said.
They should’ve been reporting on my 1 year old birthday that day! 🥳🥳🥳
I absolutely love how people talked back in them days im on 23 call me a old soul but the tone and way of speaking the sound the look everything about the 50s and 60s makes me feel at peace
Yes,it’s called proper English, and it was common back in “Them”days. Or as I would say “Those days”.
Same im 20!! ^^
If I could pay to speak like many did in those days, I would.
@boataxe4605
True and if you spoke the English wrong your mama corrected you!
And we didn't ever walk around with our butt crsck showing..pull up those pants get a belt use a rope do anything but don't show your butt Crack 😂
Tie your shoes or you'll likely trip or fall on your face 😂
Wear an apron to protect your clothing whilst cooking
Get your elbows off the table.. yeah we all sat at the kitchen table for meals No one ate unless you sat at the table. And yes we ask God to bless our food before we ate. There were 6 of us siblings we were farm children we all had chores to get done before and after school. We didn't have stacks of homework from school..Thank you God because as I've stated we all had chores to do to help the family keep things running smooth.
Can you see how upside 🙃 things have become.
We were happy children and we didn't complain about anything ever.
We created our own fun rolling down hill in barrels or riding horses or pigs. Yeah you heard that right! We were kids!!!!!
I was there. But more important, my Dad was there -- never missing an episode of the CBS news... but we were all there who lived then. Because those were the days of all family gatherd around the television.
What an absolute mind blowing surprise finding this. I was 13 when this broadcast aired. Being a native San Diegan It's quite possible that I watched this broadcast when it aired. Just listen to all of them as they report. Thier pure joy, doing what they love to do. And, the commercials are to die for.
Thanks channel 8 for a lifetime of service. I haven't lived in San Diego for decades, though I would love to return to live out my remaining days. Oh what fun that would be. Anyways, I hope you've maintained your excellence in journalism all these years.
Thanks for the memories.
Not Downy in 1967 57:25
Yes, I was about to turn 12. Ahhh, to go back.
Love this. So tired of today's local news being "newstainment", reporting concert news, ads for their news and weather "apps", and stories about local businesses that are basically small infomercials.
Thank you for getting up and turning the giant antenna knob at the beginning.
Much better than than the visually cluttered and frantic news channels today. They read the news, no classless name calling, extreme political bias, tacky clothing.
Holy smokes! In the news open, Walter Cronkite appeared on-camera to open for the TV8 news team. Typically, a voiceover announcer would do the news open. THAT intro was really something
You said it, Scoop!! BTW, I like your nickname! Mine is "Pine." :) :)
Walter used to vacation in Arizona and New Mexico frequently. He must have taken a little side trip and stopped in to do that promo.
Wooow
@@ivanhoesanchez2606 quesadilla
he did that intro for several different local cbs affiliates to promote network newcast that followed
Wow this is a treasure! Commercials too! Keep this as long as you can and if you can't, donate it to a good museum.
A piece of world history that didn't make life feel like plastic.
Ok, Barbie girl...
Shut up.
Bob Dale was a local treasure and one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. I met him once at his house and he and his wife were a hoot together, I couldn't for the life of me figure out how he could manage his appearances and not let a F-bomb slip by. He was very proud of his and his wife Mercedes Benz's, I think his was a 58 and all original that he bought new. He never even upgraded the radio it still had tubes that would burn out and have to be replaced once in awhile. Never imagined watching him as a kid that I would be doing a repair at his home and eating lunch with them, his wife made lunch and they insisted that I and my coworker eat with them. Great guy!
Wow, this brings back my 11 year old self, living in La Mesa. To be fair, we were more of a KOGO (KGTV) viewer for news in those days, but I knew all of the reporters mentioned on this show. Thanks for sharing. Love Bob Dale's spot.
Thank you very much for this. We broadcast it in our house on the day so we could watch the nightly news. :)
This is how we practiced being newscasters in our freshman speech class in high school in 1979. “Back to you, Jim.”
It makes me happy to see Walter Cronkite again.
Just for nostalgia's sake, I didn't fast forward through commercials. I ran to get more coffee, hurried up and got a snack, then leapt over the back of the couch just as the show came back on!
I think I broke my hip.😮
Funny, but did the pause button not work?
@@ummmummm563 that's so new world-- she's living the 70's world
@@ummmummm563 we didn't have pause buttons back then
A real time capsule. When the news WAS news.
It is important to show history as it happened. Keep this coming.
Yes. I notice they showed Contrasting opinions about a war.
Unheard of!
Interesting some of the commercials are black and white, shows how the networks had just recently gone All Color but still had some B & W commercials.
Tom Harmon, 1940 Heisman Trophy winner from Michigan, promoting Safeco Insurance. He also, for a time, was the father-in-law of singer Rickey Nelson.
Mark Harmon is his son, from NCIS.
Holy crap! I lived in the San Diego area as a child back then and I remember Bob Dale. The other local talking heads, not so much.
Very interesting time capsule.
Interesting how when there’s a commercial break, there’s only one commercial being shown during a break.
I love the newsreel style music during the filmed newsreel segments. Oh the drama! Ray Wilson will ALWAYS be the news Director in my world.
I love how the 1966 commercial for Minute Rice gets interrupted by a 2021 commercial for an energy drink!
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That’s strange. They didn’t spend ten minutes telling us the back story of every news item with their opinions reported as facts. There is no news reporting like this today. Everything has to be explained like we’re six years old ghen hear the interminable opinions of the reporter. Whatever happened may be trivial or skipped altogether so we can hear what the reporter feels about it or how they interpret the news.
They explain like we're six because they're hoping we'll believe them like a 6 yr old.
Not to mention that they are not even 'reporting' on the news, but rather some woke propaganda reprogramming agenda-driven identity bs.
Is local news like that now a days?
That new San Diego expansion basketball team became the Rockets who in their first season of 1967 were an abysmal 15-67. Their first round draft pick was some guy named Pat Riley whose still relevant in the NBA with the Miami Heat in 2023. Also awarded an expansion team was Seattle with the SuperSonics. The Rockets time in San Diego was short lived when they were moved to Houston in 1971 for a paltry 5.6 million dollars by todays standards.
They were the Rockets before they went to Houston? That’s like the opposite of the Utah Jazz: their name fit their new city better!
George Maloof was a bright businessman……
I love the weather report! A simple picture on the wall and he points with a stick. Simple and clean no garbage and crap. Straight to the point and that’s the end of it.
5:05 10:59 yeah those old beer commercials always had majestic mountains in them. I always joke when I'm out west when mountains are in view that they really really make me want a beer
Best line ever was : if you don't like our mountains, try our Busch.
I had a T-shirt that said that. Gotta lot of comments. Especially since the word "ours" was changed to "my". Hahaaa
I was Nine at that time. I'm sure I was doing other things when that aired.
Format, and commercials already pretty established by this time... commercials are much like the ones in the 70s when I was a kid.
San Diego comnection...Bob Fouts interviewing 76ers after winning championship was Dan Fouts father...in other news. I can't wait to await our NBA teams new name!
That summer, the San Diego Rockets were formed and began play I'm the NBA, along with another new franchise in the Seattle Supersonics
Wow! 3:59 I work in the insurance industry partnered with Safeco. This is amazing footage.
Finally some news I can use!
How does one use news from almost 60 years ago?
How does one use current news ? It's full of lies and division.
@@tias.6675 Uh, this isn’t current news. It’s 57 years old.
So KFMB-TV was broadcasting from their original Downtown studios before moving to Engineer Road located at the corner of 5th of Ash which was shared along with their radio 📻 counterpart during that period. Also, Jonathan Dunn-Rankin before he arrived to Ch. 8 where he stayed there until 1977, formerly worked at what is now WFTV in Orlando, FL where he was the first anchor that launched Channel 9’s news operation a year after they signed on!
Oh wow. I'm pretty sure we watched Channel 8 back then. We could easily pick up the signal in South LA via the ol rabbit ears. I was 5 years old. Bob Dale was a SD treasure.
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Amazing history!!! Thnk you for this amszing postghank you! ☮️💟
I love this! I was only 4 yrs old at this time.
SDG&E....."Use our energy, not yours!" My how times have changed, today they shame you for doing just that.
I totally remember everything about this newscast, from the Weatherword theme to the Coors commercials. I would have been 9 years old when this was broadcast.
Very odd to hear the upbeat music bed played during the news stories... especially the one about the deceased heiress’ body being pulled out of Mission Bay. 😳
That was borderline tacky to use dramatic music, as though that were a newsreel.
Thanks for letting me know what was going on 3 months before i was born! 😅
the military industrial complex rolls on
And you're still voting to "use your democratic right."
Wow this was before even Leon Ertle and Ron Johnson worked there. Leon showed me a picture of the old building in his office. And when they hired Ted Leitner years later they must have been going for the Lyle Bond look.
I swear that “Anacin” commercial played for twenty years 😂
This is amazing!!!!!!!!!
45:31 This Volkswagen commercial is like an indie film.
Hi guys ! I was in that studio that day and it was me who actually wrote the news and l.......yes mummy, l fed the cat !
Lol goofy!😀
I know it is only 1967 but I’m surprised by the many sync rolls when switching to/from asynchronous sources. Viewers would certainly notice as their picture vertical hold would quickly relock each time. Also it looks like they only had one color film chain, didn’t notice any A/B rolls, however it was a tightly produced newscast.
Notice how the image briefly distorts when the color returns from a black and white signal. I suspect the Videotape is only using the colorburst reference signal only when there isn't color video presented. A large part of that would not have been noticeable in the actual broadcast. It's a fluke that mostly occurs on Videotape.
Errr wut?
The commercials are good quality for 1960's, I don't usually watch 1960's commercials. The Minute Rice commercial made me think about the idea of food innovations like technology innovations
We were being lied to back in 1967 mostly about Vietnam.But the baloney is cut thicker these days!
31:38 Holly Molly! I'm curious of what became of that very poised, smart and eloquent woman.
Computer technician. Of course.
Wonderful.
I love the weather map.
Yeah or when weathermen used markers on an erasable map .I loved that as a kid it was so fun to watch
The DOW was 891!
Think the Padres started in 1969. With those Brown and kind of yellow uniforms, also, Dave Winfield and Ozzie Smith started their careers with the Friars.
I drank a six pack of beer during the news hour.
I smoked a pack of menthols.
@madvocate0006That's nothing! Nancy Pelosi was already having her daily shot of a Vodka Martini made with Stolichnaya Vodka from the Soviet Union! 😁
I did the dishes. Felt like I should be in the kitchen. Or vacuuming. Or folding laundry. Or mixing a martini for my husband about to walk through the door and yell "honey! I'm home!" Lol!
And I find nothing wrong with that. I loved the family dinners and dad coming home. Kicking back in his recliner with newspaper. Dinner at 6:30 sharp.
Better days.
@@luislaplume8261she probably has stock in it. Before it was even available to buy.
Adolf Coors ? 😂 Mein Beer ! 😂😂😂
Fascinating!!!!!!!
When it was still a World of Men 😉
And the men were not posers and were chosen by merit.
Nowadays we have mealy mouthed pablum puking gay liberals like Dylan Mulvaney of Bud Light Beer and Little Brian Stelter formerly of CNN News aka the Counterfeit News Network! 😂
@@ChatGPT1111 allegedly
Pussies everywhere now…” men” and “ women”
This well-dressed, chummy, joshing sort of a men-crowd of which I remember my maternal grandfather being a part ❤
April 25 was a Tuesday in 1967.
And my mom's birthday!
Background music during a news broadcast?
Technically still done today, but done with better taste
Voice over actor on the Toyota commercial during the sports News segment sounds very much like Vic Morrow's co-star in the tv series Combat! RICK JASON
That's because it is
At 9 years old hooked on Vic and Rick's performances in COMBAT. Humanity figured high in that series - not just action scenes. Then serving myself in Europe, learned of Vic Morrows' untimely death under bizarre circumstances. Then later Rick Jason passing. Sad and equally disturbing. Best regards
@@WestWoods54 same to you and that is one-hundred-percent him
@@WestWoods54Check out Gavin MacLeod's performance as a troubled English sergeant in the Combat episode "The Masquers." Though best known for his lighter roles, that shit was Oscar worthy.
My grandmother had a Toyota like that. So did my Aunt.
I like how he brags
0 to 60 in 16 seconds!
Wow!
April 25, 1967. Winning! In Vietnam.
$44,000 of mary-wanna is now worth $392,000! She would have been a great big slumlord by now :)
Zero to 60 in **16 SECONDS** ?!?
I remember when an ounce of weed was $35.
Coors! Refreshing and pure as the snowing rocky!
A Toyota that goes from 0 - 60 in 16 seconds???? I can walk to the bus stop in a shorter time!!!
Analog goodness!!
Ok, whimsical music when a body is found in a submerged car? 😂😂😂
not in a million years would anyone have guessed our world would become such a horror
You think now is worse than the Vietnam era with public assassinations the very next year? Sorry your life is so terrible.
I was my dad's remote control back then.
I was my dad's bartender and moving boot target.
@@ChatGPT1111 sorry you went thru that
At 6:00, the music added in to the submerged car story...beyond bizarre.
Yes, anything that occurred before your birthdate was bizarre. Just bizarre!
@@345mrse I was two months past seven when this aired.
@@michaelisaacson9735 what’s it like being born? I’m still waiting for my turn.
I feel as if someone will say any minute "Ward, don't you think you were kind of hard on the Beaver?"
The day before I was born 🎉
Dang, a lot of the men in 1967 look like Eddie “Eugene” Deezen in “Grease,” lol. Lose those glasses! I was only 2 in 1967.
Yeah, and by the next year, the Seventies was already starting to creep in...
I was only 6 mos. old in April 25 1967...
The day after I was born.
Where is Linda Leonard today?
No one is telling us what to think.
It looked like Mexico was heading on the up and up. All the new projects, a new road. What happened?
“We don’ need no stinking roads. We just run across the border!”
Corruption happened …
And they will host the Olympic a year later but after 1968 everything gone down hill ever since
Did they actually play music in the background of news footage? It seems weird to play dramatic music on a news broadcast while reporting on a murder.
Ahhh good ol days of swimming kids in ocean with no life jackets!
No Jaws yet either 🦈
Regarding the US in Vietnam 24:00 John Diefenbaker Canadian conservative party leader said beneficence has yet to achieve friendship.
And did you catch the part about the desalination plant in Mexico? 54 years ago??
Why are we talking drought here Jin California with barely a plan in place. But Mexico was doing it in the 60s.
Imagine how much is the toll is for the Verranzzano Bridge between Staten Island and Brooklyn today in my old hometown of NYC. Truck driver driving from Nassau County thru Brooklyn........What? Am I coming into a foreign country with this much money? C'MON MAN! 😮 People just type in tolls for the Verrazano Bridge. Alternative to Staten Island? Take Brooklyn Belt Parkway north to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel and take the Staten Island Ferry to Staten island. After all cruise ships pay taxes that pay for the ferry for people and motor vehicles for free! 😊
A Good teacher will "teach" the lessons to be learned. She or he prepares the lessons ahead of time then diligently speaks the lessons to be learned. Then the students take a test. This shows the teacher if the students were p☆ying attention to the lessons given in love by said "teacher".
46:19 - Forrest Gump playing ping pong.
Ron
Burgundy
Would be
Impressed
😂
Can you upload any Mort Sahl, please?
Memory lane
What happened to the girl in that Jaguar they pulled from the bay? Million dollar heiress? Today that’s a lot of heiresses.
Same as it ever was.
I want to know what kind of greatness Linda Leonard got up to.
12:00 "...and entertainment establishments." This was apparently one of the first shots across the bow of "nightclubs and other entertainment establishments" that promoted morally repugnant entertainment. The Sheriff requested the licensure and control of such establishments such as those on Broadway in downtown San Diego. Back then, the street was full of the types of businesses that catered to sailors and even by 1978 (when I first noticed the street as a young sailor) the district hadn't been addressed completely. The next time I was in San Diego, Broadway had been cleaned up, so San Diego had succeeded in their goal of re-inventing Broadway.
When men wore gray and navy blue suits. The drab '60s
At 9:30, the guy wore a red suit. But the footage media didn't age well making it look that way. Have you seen your local McDonalds (or any other franchise) lately? Gray boxes now. And most cars are all silver or gray.
does anyone know if they recorded the news live back then or filmed earlier in the day?
is this copyright free?
Back when journalists actually reported all the news not just excerpts to mislead the public and to increase their ratings. There are still a few good ones reporting the good and the bad regardless of party affiliation.
It's because in 1966 local TV news was not very profitable yet. The FCC required all commercial stations to do daily newscasts. The stations did news only because of that rule, until about the mid-1970s. That's when news started to bring in lots of money, and it became flashier, then shallower.
Lol the obligatory good ol' days comment.
We just gave the Viet Cong $400 million and the price of living in America went up today. 😂
49:06 Ford v. Ferrari v. Chevy. Earlier, the Toyota passing the Beetle.
When did the San Diego Padres come in the league?
1969.
Interesting to see John G Diefenbaker speaking for a long time. I'd only seen photos of him.