598. Why L.A. (tv), 1963-11-30; Eternal light (tv), 1963-12-01; Brenner interview, 1963-12-01; Biography (tv), 1963-12-01; Open end (tv), 1963-12-01

Tape 598. 1A) Why L.A. (television program), 1963 November 30, a documentary on the growth and development of Los Angeles from a small way station to the country's second largest city, including Olvera Street, Chinatown, Restaurant Row, Dodger Stadium, Mayor Samuel Yorty, Walter O'Malley and Jascha Heifetz. ❧ 1B) Eternal light (television program), 1963 December 1, "The psychology of the Bible" (conclusion). Religion. Poet Mark Van Doren and Maurice Samuel, writer on Jewish affairs, examine psychology. Subjects include: Adam and Eve, Noah and the flood, Job, and the philosophical outlook in Ecclesiastes and the Psalms. ❧ 2A) Raymond Paul Brenner interview, 1963 December 1. ❧ 2B) Biography (television program), 1963 December 1. Documentary. Playright, critic, politician and self-appointed conscience of an era, George Bernard Shaw, exposes the religious, economic, and moral hypocrisy of his age. ❧ 2C) Open end (television program), 1963 December 12 (beginning, concluded on tape 599), "The public be damned", hosted by David Susskind in discussion with a waitress, bus driver, bartender, cab driver, and hairdresser.