Television and the White House (1968)
NET JOURNAL -- "Television and the White House": Television news coverage at the White House, is discussed by former Presidential press secretaries James C. Hagerty, Pierre Salinger, and Bill D. Moyers, and newsmen Edward P. Morgan, Frank McGee, and Dan Rather. This episode, much of which was carried live on WNDT Channel 13 and other Eastern stations, features the recollections of three former Presidential Press Secretaries on the growth of television coverage of the White House and its uses (and occasional abuses) by the President.
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