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He was the absolute best. Law & Order Man. There will never be another. Was proud to be a Rizzo Cop.

Some in the DOD wisely foresaw the future Chinese threat. And here we are today, unprepared for it.

God help us

My father was part of K9 and anyone who thinks they can't clear 1000s w a few of those dogs back then are clueless

"Thanks" to Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather and Sam Donaldson, Reagan won on 49 states and won the war to the Soviet Union.

I just got the book about Bill Campbell, now the CD that came with it. Thank you! Jimmy Lee in Chicago

@CarnyJared Wanna get some? :)

Marian did a great job interpreting Stephen's music - I think it surprised him about his own versatility. Thanks for this and Stephen - sleep a lifetime, you gave us all a great gift.

I was curious about this place, so I looked it up. Really interesting connection to automobile history-the founder of Yocco's was Theodore Iacocca. His nephew was Lee Iacocca, who was head of Ford's marketing in the '60s, including in the year Ford won 1st, 2nd, AND 3rd place at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

This is now the oldest EBS test found.

Vinesauce Vinny’s

Frank was the best!

This country could really use some good ole Frank Rizzo

Reminds me a bit of Bernstein's jealousy of Irving Berlin. Whereas Bernstein knew more about music and music theory than most people, Berlin could not read music and could only play the white keys, even had a piano made so he could pull a crank to shift the white keys to a minor key. Yet Bernstein had a hard time composing or writing songs while Berlin wrote 400+ songs of which 100 were hits.

Thunderbolt 1000T siren

He kept the animals in check 👮💙🇺🇸

God Bless Mayor Rizzo❤❤❤

Before Trump, there was this azzhole in philadelphia

CONELRAD was replaced by the EBS at this time (1967/1968) so they were starting to get use to it by that point

my father's last Posideon launch working for the USN was in August 1968 at Canaveral AFB (eastern test range), just before he got transferred to the NASA Apollo program at KSC

@CarnyJared.

Sounds like lounge piano not jazz

Sounds like lounge piano instead of jazz.

This version of the EBS test was used from August of 1967 up to late December of 1968. Reasons why this version was replaced with "FCC and other authorities/you would have been instructed where to tune in your area for news and official information", often heard throughout the '70's, was due to lots of issues: the aforementioned EANS taking top priority instead of EBS as part of the script, explicit use of the words "attack warning", overuse of a particular name of a US state, and finally, the script running well over 60 seconds. Many stations petitioned the FCC to get it changed, which they were successful doing so. As for the 1980 WXYZ-TV EBS test, in which during my childhood I did remember very vividly, the middle portion of the text was extracted to fit within 60 seconds.

“The Restless Gun” is next, on the CBS Television Network.

Doesn't the second lady on the left in the front row look a bit like Mary Tyler Moore?

Look how young Walter Cronkite was!

This is the most beautiful conversation but unfortunately it was painful to watch because of the myriad of advertisments. There were just SO MANY of them!! ...and ALL placed perfectly at the end of every song that Marion played, just before the very last notes thereby completely demolishing the beautiful atmosphere that she'd created. My Adblock stopped working on RUclips. I know that a lot of RUclips channels need the ads in order to create revenue & earn a living, I get it but this is just ridiculous. Can the ads at least be placed at a different time, not right at the end of every song that Marion played? Or 1 ad right at the beginning & 1 right at the end - I mean, they were just so numerous throughout the whole interview, it was more ads than interview! Just painful ! I have about 8 minutes left to watch & I just can't do it, I spend more time clicking on "Skip" ad than actually listening to the video. Sad, because it's worth listening to.

WOW! Incredible to think that 70 years later, one year after her death and in the same year as the coronation of her son, we're able to watch this. RUclips truly is the closest we have to time travel.

I'm guessing this was before the famous or rather, infamous attention signal we all know so well was developed?

How incredibly wonderful to come across this post nearly three decades after it was recorded; many heartfelt thanks, Mr. Forrest! Besides being very enjoyable to listen to the performances of the songs, what's extraordinarily exceptional about this is Mr. Sondheim's attitude during the interview. To wit, over the decades he's been interviewed, albeit effectively, by musical and/or cultural scholars, almost inevitably male. Here, on this rarest of occasions, his interviewer is one, a female, and two, a gifted musician in her own rite. And as such, his tone is uncharacteristically animated, consciously charming, and even flirtatious!! In the multitude of interviews I've seen/heard over the years, he's never sounded this playful. What fun for us all.

I played drums on this 30 odd years ago! 😂

Thanks. I didn't think any of this footage survived. "Willys Motors- maker of America's Queen of the Road, Aero Willys, presents..." Yeesh. The interruptions are due to the film breaking in a couple of places.

What was the difference between the EBS and the EANS? I thought they were the same thing.

I still have this record, but I no longer have the cover. Thanks for posting this. My parents will enjoy it.

That’s a classic for sure! And fitting it’s from my old stomping grounds in Philly.

Wow, this is a great find. Where did you get it from? So there’s now two EBS tests from the 1960s on RUclips, the other being from KDKA in December 1969.

The script is similar to the one used in this test, from WXYZ in 1980: ruclips.net/video/fsnsQTd7jrE/видео.html

Just sit back and think, REALLY think, about how the world we live in today would be different if nuclear weapons had never even been invented. True, we'd presumably also lack nuclear power and all of its attendant benefits and drawbacks, but think of all of things we might have if all of that money, time and intellectual horsepower had been spent on other equally challenging but prosocial causes like, for instance, cancer research, other renewable energy sources, solving world hunger and economic woes like unemployment. Changing the course of history is obviously a gamble, but a world where nukes never even existed in the first place is a bet I'd be willing to make. What say you, O RUclips commentariat? Meow!!

3:10 worrying about China sending multiple nuclear warheads into the U.S. didn’t come to fruition, in the end China didn’t need nukes to defeat the US. The Chinese colluded with American elected officials and bought the country lock stock and barrel. Gobbling up farms, factories and millions of acres of property. Using capitalism to use the country’s own economic system to overthrow the U.S. China also flooded the country with cheap junk and lulled the citizens into a lazy consumerism that ate away the moral and work ethic until there was nobody left that actually gave a shit as long as there was “cheap stuff” to distract us on payday. 🤷‍♂️

Goodness, the media went to Brookline, MA to talk with the kids of wacky wealthy leftists. I grew up in this era and these were not questions kids of my generation asked unprompted at the time, unless they were asked. Then select the exact video that most aligns with the ethos of the left. We knew the Soviets were militarily aggressive, and our nuclear posture has always been one of defense.

How sobering. Now, compare the reactions of the populace, and various politicians speaking out against nuclear proliferation in this video with the lack of such discourse today. We largely have a population and government who pretend there is no way that our current conflict with Russia could result in a nuclear exchange as we peer over the precipice of mutually assured destruction. The war machine will be the death of us all. I hope I'm wrong.

Butt plug.

All these videos of Nuclear destruction need to be updated for the yonger generation.

At the 1:41:00 mark, we hear on "The News" that: "It is now the Official Policy of the United States that a Nuclear War is not only fightable, but winnable", or at least it was "Official Policy" --- - in March 1984, according to the Time Stamp on the video. It is hard to believe that was "Official Policy". I wonder if it is in 2023. That 1984 (appropriate Year) "Official Policy", 100% Contradicts what President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Yuri Andropov said in 1982: "A nuclear war must never be fought and cannot be won." I also think of these words: "Nation shall rise against Nation. . .If those days had not been cut short no one would survive, but for the sake of the elect, those days will be shortened." ----- Jesus Christ in Matthew Chapter 24: Verses 7 & 22 said in Circa 33 AD/ CE, when the world's most powerful weapon was probably the Roman Catapult, which could hurl a "Big Rock" or a "Ball of Fire" some 600 feet.

The Cold War is now. The Western allies and others added against Russia, China and North Korea. It ain't surely unity and peace.

comimg soon, power makes you do everything you can to have the control over the world!!! 😢

Live by the gun,die by the gun.

Marian was a wonderful player. Expressive touch and evocative harmonic choices. She was a treasure.

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