This edition: Morley Safer and Richard Hottelet
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Original tape date: July 18, 2001.In a special episode focusing on the experiences of war correspondents, CBS News' Morley Safer recalls his memorable 1965 piece about U.S. Marines burning the village of Cam Ne in Vietnam. The pivotal broadcast, which aired on CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite, helped change America's view of the war and altered war reporting forever. The report even elicited an incendiary call from President Lyndon Johnson to CBS president Dr. Frank Stanton. In the second part of the program, journalist Richard Hottelet recounts his four-month internment in a German prison while covering the outbreak of World War II for United Press International.
Guest List
Richard C. Hottelet Journalist
Morley Safer CBS News “60 Minutes”
Morton Silverstein Senior Writer/Producer, Television in America
- Albert Maysles
- Saturday, May 17 - 5:00am
- Sunday, May 18 - 5:00am
- Studs Terkel
- Friday, May 23 - 5:00am
- Saturday, May 24 - 5:00am
- Sunday, May 25 - 5:00am
- Walter Cronkite
- Friday, May 30 - 5:00am
- Saturday, May 31 - 5:00am
- Sunday, June 1 - 5:00am
- Ted Koppel
- Friday, June 6 - 5:00am
- Saturday, June 7 - 5:00am
- Sunday, June 8 - 5:00am
- Mike Wallace
- Friday, June 13 - 5:00am
- Saturday, June 14 - 5:00am
- Albert Maysles
- Friday, May 16 - 5:00am
- Morley Safer and Richard Hottelet
- Friday, May 9 - 5:00am
- Saturday, May 10 - 5:00am
- Sunday, May 11 - 5:00am
- Daniel Schorr
- Friday, May 2 - 5:00am
- Saturday, May 3 - 5:00am
- Sunday, May 4 - 5:00am
- Year-End Edition
- Friday, April 25 - 5:00am
- Saturday, April 26 - 5:00am
- Sunday, April 27 - 5:00am
- Don Hewitt, Producer "60 Minutes"
- Friday, April 18 - 5:00am
- Saturday, April 19 - 5:00am
- Sunday, April 20 - 5:00am
