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Senator John F. Kennedy (D-MA) and Vice President Richard Nixon met in New York City for the last of four presidential debates prior to the 1960 presidential election. The debate focused on …

President Richard Nixon talked with advisors about foreign policy issues, including Vietnam, the Middle East and India and Pakistan, as well as conversations about the defense budget and leg…

NBC’s Sunday talk show interviewed Martin Luther King, Jr., three days after the Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, march for voting rights concluded. Martin Luther King appeared remotely from Sa…

Panel 1 - “Birth of the Movement: World War II through the 1950s”

In a forum sponsored by the National Press Club Foundation and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library, reporters who covered the Johnson White House reflect on Johnson’s relationship with the pre…

In a ceremony establishing a new award for excellence in broadcast journalism in John Chancellor’s name, several former colleagues paid tribute to his long and noteworthy career through thei…

During an official dinner toast, President Bill Clinton and South Korean President Kim Young-sam toasted the continuing “excellent” relationship between the two countries. The toasts include…

The Sunday Morning program with viewer comments and guests discussed a variety of topics. This program ends abruptly.

General Colin Powell spoke to the attendees of a black tie dinner at the Washington Hilton after receiving the Eisenhower Leadership Prize for his work in issues involving human values. In h…

NBC News correspondent John Chancellor rated the presidential candidates' oratorical skills in the 1992 campaign and recalled his work in covering previous political conventions during a lon…

Mr. Chancellor discussed the New Hampshire presidential primary.

John Chancellor discusses his new book Peril and Promise: A Commentary on America on his thoughts on America’s future.

Panelists discussed the topic: “Religion, Politics and Television” and how one affects the others. They answered audience questions.