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:05:01
...then television
and those who finance it...

:05:03
...those who look at it
and those who work at it...

:05:06
...may see atotally
different picture too late.

:05:54
Millie! Just the person
I wanted to see! Come here!

:06:06
This goes at the top
of the Roy Campanella piece.

:06:09
Yes! Give me a half an hour.
:06:10
I may need it
a little quicker than that!

:06:12
- Can I get some coffee first?
- Come on! Get me some coffee!

:06:17
Morning, Johnny!
:06:18
I have some new notes that go
with the Tito footage for Fred.

:06:21
Fred's gonna be in
in an hour.

:06:22
I already put them on his desk.
Can you just make sure that...

:06:25
...he doesn't look at the film
until he reads the notes?

:06:28
- Yes.
- Thank you.

:06:30
Hey, Joe! Shirley!
:06:32
- What's going on in here?
- What do you mean?

:06:35
Two attractive people
alone in the copy room!

:06:36
Don't tell Paley, he'll fire me.
:06:38
He'll fire both of us, Shirley.
:06:39
- Rules are made to be broken!
- You can afford to say that.

:06:46
Let me see this.
:06:51
- It's simply a loyalty oath.
- To CBS? - And to America.

:06:55
You promise to be a loyal American?
:06:56
I know. All of the reporters
have signed this.

:06:58
Who are you promising this to?
CBS?


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