The Voice of America, detailing each state’s delegate selection process, in live broadcasts of the National Party Conventions and the November Election Returns, afforded foreign...

The Voice of America communicates the spirit and substance of the United States with imagination and high professional skill. USA Seventy-One and Studio One: The...

While the major purpose of the Voice of America is “to help achieve United States foreign policy objectives,” it also contributes markedly toward better understanding...

From 40 countries, a unique variety of informational, public affairs and cultural audio-tape programs are released daily to commercial and educational stations. These cover such...

To be effective in communicating directly with peoples of the world, the Voice of America must win the attention and respect of its listeners. Even-handed,...

(Honorable Mention) To the program, United Nations Today, which, as it was carried over a “Network For Peace” of 115 stations, has made it possible...

To the Columbia Broadcasting System for its work in the promotion of international understanding, as exemplified by the objectivity of CBS news correspondents and analysts...

(Honorable Mention) A special citation to WNEW for their initiative in creating Little Songs About U.N., thus utilizing an unusual broadcasting technique in the interest...

(Honorable Mention: Institutional) The United Nations, working with networks, individual stations, and those divisions of the U.S. Government concerned with international relations, especially the State...

No subject is more vital to the welfare—yea, the very existence—of mankind than international understanding. And no radio program during 1949 was better designed to...

An award for the promotion of international understanding goes to Radio Free Europe, a private organization unhampered by public or state policies (that) has done...

(Honorable Mention) A citation for the promotion of international understanding to station WNYC of the City of New York, for its public service in bringing...

(Honorable Mention) A Citation to the Mutual Broadcasting System and United Nations Radio for the significant series of hour- long documentary programs, The Pursuit of...

The Peabody Award for the outstanding contribution to international understanding goes to Alistair Cooke, the American correspondent of the Manchester Guardian. In a series of...

A pioneer effort in bringing to its community the remarkably well conceived and accurate series, The United Nations Needs You, interpreting to and by its...

In the spring of 1955, NBC dispatched a supervisor and crew of cameramen to bring back the story of new India. Because of his understanding...

The distinguished historian, journalist and commentator Quincy Howe has long been a great asset to broadcasting. His five-times-a-week commentaries on the ABC Radio Network are...

For its objective and imaginative programming; and for its untiring and ingenious response during the Middle East and Hungarian crises to the requests of American...

Television Contribution to International Understanding: With his Invitation To Moscow program of September 27, 1959, neatly timed to coincide with Khrushchev’s visit to America, and...

The Secret Life Of Danny Kaye was produced in cooperation with the United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund in behalf of the underprivileged children of the...

To millions of people from Moscow to Morocco, Bob Hope is Mr. United States—the wisecracking, ever-cheerful symbol of an abundant and good-natured land. In his...

Radio Contribution to International Understanding: In recognition of its outstanding contribution to public comprehension of the pioneering by UNESCO in the fields of education; for...

Television Contribution to International Understanding: This Peabody Television Award goes to M.D. International, for its inspiring study of American doctors, caring for the sick and...

Television Contribution to International Understanding: Through intercontinental conversations between heads of governments, scientists, generals, critics, and savants, Small World, CBS, has narrowed the distance between...

CBS’s 1960 Olympic Coverage was the outstanding presentation in all 35 years of broadcast time. Technical problems were surmounted with stunning ingenuity. For the Winter...

For the program which did the most to promote international understanding during 1961, a Peabody special award goes to Walter Lippmann, on whose perceptive and...

WRUB (Worldwide Broadcasting), a division of Metromedia, Inc., carried into the homes of millions of people around the world through the medium of radio the...

Adlai Stevenson Reports is a television program that, in the opinion of the Peabody Board, realizes the full potential of the medium. It gives the...

In July of 1962, the first Telstar satellite was placed in orbit. In October of the same year, CBS President, Frank Stanton, proposed the first...

Voice Of America, the broadcast service of the U.S. Information Agency, broadcasts 794 program hours per week in 37 languages, everywhere in the world, to...

In the fragile field of international cooperation and understanding, a strong bond has been formed by the documentaries produced by the five-year-old Council of the...

The search for a program which achieves distinction in the promotion of international understanding is sometimes difficult. But in 1965 there could be no question...

Persistence and journalistic enterprise were rewarded when NBC News obtained permission from the Soviet authorities to film an hour-long program in the city of Irkutsk,...

More than a mere chronicling of athletic contests around the globe, ABC’s The Wide World of Sports, in concept and philosophy, has achieved a closer...

Press comment and letters from viewers, as well as the production itself, made it clear that Africa was a milestone and a high-water mark in...

In the field of international understanding: With former U.S. Ambassador Edwin 0. Reischauer as the narrator, The Japanese, a CBS Special, emerged as a thoughtful,...

Just as the United Nations has worked for world peace, so has Maestro Pablo Casals devoted his unsurpassed talents as cellist, composer and conductor to...

To WIND, Chicago, a George Foster Peabody Award for a most significant contribution to international understanding through radio. From 18th Street: Destination Peking tells the...

To WCAU-TV, CBS in Philadelphia, a Peabody Award for the unique program Overture to Friendship: The Philadelphia Orchestra in China. Featuring famed conductor Eugene Ormandy,...

To station WCCO, Minneapolis, Minnesota for a unique and highly commendable effort to acquaint its viewers with existing conditions in war-torn Northern Island, prior to...