Television programs

Former President Harry S. Truman (right) and University of Kansas Chancellor Dr. Franklin Murphy seated at desk engaged in conversation on the occasion of the Truman televised appearance on the Ford Foundation program, "Excursion." A WDAF camera is visible in front of desk.

Robert C. Goodwin, Director of the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Employment Security, is seated on the far right and is participating in a television interview for KMOX-TV in St. Louis, Missouri. Others in view are not identified. Mr. Goodwin was in there to discuss a youth demonstration project in connection with schools in the area. See also 2012-2868.

Unidentified television broadcast from N.H.K. TV studio in Japan.

Under Secretary of State James Webb and others are standing in front of an NBC television camera, probably in a television studio. From left to right: Under Secretary of State James Webb, Assistant to the President John R. Steelman, Secretary of the Army Frank Pace, and NBC report Robert McCormick.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace speaks with Jim Gibbons and Maurice Nee during Jim Gibbons' Television Broadcast. From left to right: Mr. Nee, Secretary Pace, and Mr. Gibbons. Mr. Nee is holding a tennis racket.

Santa Claus is distributing gifts to three children at the International Children's Christmas Broadcast in Washington, D.C. Paula Pace (daughter of Secretary of the Army Frank Pace) represented the United States (left). Two other children, dressed in native costumes, are unidentified.

A group of children representatives at the International Children's Christmas Broadcast in Washington, D.C. are seated in a large room with a Christmas tree. Many of the children are wearing native costumes. Paula Pace, daughter of Secretary of the Army Frank Pace, is sitting in the first row, seventh from the left. All others are unidentified.

Secretary of the Army Frank Pace attended a taping of the NBC television report "Battle Report Washington." Seated is David Brinkley, the host and commentator. Standing, from left to right: Ted Ayers, producer and director; John D. Hickerson, Assistant Secretary of State; Frank Pace; John R. Steelman, the Assistant to the President; and James Webb, Under Secretary of State.

Participants in the television program "Battle Report - Washington are gathered on the set of the show. From left to right: Gordon Dean, one of the original Commissioners of the Atomic Energy Commission; Robert McCormick, NBC's Washington Manager of TV News and Special Events; John Steelman, producer of the television show for the Truman Administration; and Major Oscar Tibbetts.

Head of the Citizen's Food Committee Charles Luckman (center) and Assistant to the President John R. Steelman (left) examine a map with James E. Colliflower (right), a member of the Governors' and Mayors' Food Committees. Charles Luckman and John Steelman spoke on a closed circuit television broadcast that originated at WTOP, Washington to 169 CBS stations.