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Longines Chronoscope

Episode dated 5 March 1954
TV Episode | News, Talk-Show
Larry Lesueur, CBS News Correspondent and Francis W. Carpenter, United Nations Correspondent for the Associated Press, interview Senator John S. Cooper, a Republican representing Kentucky. Topics include the upcoming Geneva conference, ...See moreLarry Lesueur, CBS News Correspondent and Francis W. Carpenter, United Nations Correspondent for the Associated Press, interview Senator John S. Cooper, a Republican representing Kentucky. Topics include the upcoming Geneva conference, revisions to the United Nations charter, cuts to the U.S. military's budget and the Senate's investigating committee. Written by David Bassler See less
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Updated Mar 5, 1954
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Mar 5, 1954 (United States)

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Francis W. Carpenter's primary photo
Francis W. Carpenter
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Longines Chronoscope (1951)
John Sherman Cooper's primary photo
John Sherman Cooper
Self - U.S. Senator (as Senator John S. Cooper) Self - U.S. Senator (as Senator John S. Cooper)   See fewer
Longines Chronoscope (1951)
Larry LeSueur's primary photo
Larry LeSueur
Self - Panelist Self - Panelist   See fewer
Studio One (1948)
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