Williams, Palmer, Collection 1945-1966,1975-1994

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Williams, Palmer, Collection 1945-1966,1975-1994

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The Palmer Williams Collection,1945-1966, 1975-1994, documents Williams’s career in broadcast news with CBS andprimarily reflects political issues, social issues, and events between 1951 and1985. The collection consists of videocassettes, research material, broadcasttranscripts, logs, program blue sheets, printed material, newspaper clippings,magazine articles, notes, correspondence, and a photograph.

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Dolph Briscoe Center for American History

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