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Identifier	RGD033-6201-09
Title	KHOU-TV Film Box 6201, Reel 9
Alternate Title	Channel 11 News
Creator	KHOU-TV
Original Publisher	KHOU-TV
Description	[ ] {Title not provided}, Date: "10/ /62": Brief messages from the three gubernatorial candidates for Texas in 1962: Jack Carswell, from the Constitution party; John B. Connally, Jr., from the Democratic party; and Jack Cox, from the Republican party. -- Dutch Ship (JAJ) Picketed/Scrapped, Date: "11/02/62": Footage of picketers at the Port of Houston. One sign reads: "The National Maritime Union protests ships of countries receiving American aid from carrying cargo for Cuba." -- Texas Governor Candidates, Date: "11/06/62": Brief responses from the three gubernatorial candidates about what they think their chances of winning the election are: Jack Carswell, from the Constitution party; John B. Connally, Jr., from the Democratic party; and Jack Cox, from the Republican party. John B. Connally won the 1962 Texas gubernatorial race. -- Cutrer on Zoning Defeat, Date: "11/07/62": Houston Mayor Lewis Wesley Cutrer is interviewed about recently failed efforts to pass zoning legislation that would have separated residential and commercial land-use districts.
Date Created	1962
Description of Original	news clips ; reel-to-reel
Subject Terms	Journalism--Texas--Houston ; KHOU-TV (Television station : Houston, Tex.) ; Governors--Election--Texas--Press coverage; Connally, John Bowden, 1917-1993--Press coverage ; Carswell, Jack--Press coverage; Cox, Jack--Press coverage; Picketing--Press coverage ; National Maritime Union of America--Press coverage ; Cutrer, Lewis Wesley--Press coverage ; Mayors--Texas--Houston--Press coverage ; Zoning--Press coverage ; Houston (Tex.)—Press coverage
Type	MovingImage
Language	English
Background	This film reel contains short segments on news events in the Channel 11 viewing area, mostly within the city of Houston. The segments were filmed prior to the news show, and the anchorperson would have provided a voice-over describing the action and highlights of the news story. Each reel contains a series of film clips literally spliced together end-to-end without the benefit of the transitional commentary supplied by the anchor. This format eliminates introductory summaries as well as entire news stories narrated live by the anchor during a broadcast. Neither the sound track or the film visual contain on-camera anchor material. The titles that have been assigned to each film clip were created by people working at KHOU-TV, probably the camera operators or editors.
Geographic Subject Terms	Houston (Tex.)
Coverage-Temporal	1960s
Publisher	Electronic version published by Houston Public Library, Houston, Texas
Collection	RGD033 KHOU-TV Film Collection
HPL Location	RGD033 KHOU-TV Film Collection, Houston Metropolitan Research Center Archives
Finding Aid	Finding aid available through the Texas Archival Resources Online website. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/houpub/00022/hpub-00022p1.html
Contributing Institution	Texas Archive of the Moving Image available at: http://www.texasarchive.org/
Funding provided by	TexTreasures Grant
Duration	05:38
Date Digital	November 14, 2011
Format	flv ; 12.2MB ; 29 frames/second ; sound and no sound ; black and white ; 4 : 3 aspect ratio
Rights	Please contact the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston, Texas.
Digitization Specifications	avi ; 1.19GB ; 29 frames/second ; optical soundtracks, captured

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