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This show surprised some people who preferred the more serious Murrow.

If you didn't you'd get ticked off for sure.

Following Huntley's retirement in 1970, Brinkley became unhappy with reporting the news from New York.

Perceived barriers - This refers to a person's feelings on the obstacles to performing a recommended health action.

Oh, and let you know your thoughts on this piece — sticks and stones may break my bones, but critiques only improve my efficiency! A survey conducted as late as 1967 for a CBS documentary see the or a determined that two thirds of Americans viewed homosexuals with "disgust, discomfort, or fear" while a majority favored laws against all homosexual acts.

In Los Angeles throughout the 1950s, the culture of gay men functioned very much below the radar.

When we talk about modern manners, we seem to always wax nostalgic about how folks were more polite "back in the day.

Reilly In 1951 the California Supreme Court ruled that a bar could not lose its liquor license because it catered to gay clientele.

Although he was wary of television, he made the transition with See It Now the first television newsmagazine.

Marriage and children were part of the national agenda.

The worst mistake a girl can make is to make a man feel intellectually inferior or inadequate as a male.

He knew how the press worked and timed his charges to reporters who, in many cases, did not have enough time to get a response from the accused before the accusations ran in the press.