Seymour N. Siegel

Seymour N. Siegel appears in the following:

Seymour Siegel Swearing In

Tuesday, January 25, 1966

WNYC's longtime leader is sworn in for the last time.

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17th Congressional District Candidates

Sunday, October 18, 1964

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Debate between the candidates for the 17th Congressional District. Seymour Siegel moderates the exchange between incumbent John V. Lindsay, Eleanor Clark French, and Kieran O'Doherty.


The first section of the ...

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John Lindsay

Sunday, May 03, 1964

It may be hard to believe that this man was a Republican.

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Edward Thompson, Fire Commissioner

Wednesday, March 27, 1963

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From card catalog: Seymour Siegel interviews Edward Thompson, Commissioner, Fire Department.


Siegel and Thompson talk about fire education in the city and neighborhoods most at risk for fires. The kitchen is ...

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Leopold Stokowski Interview

Friday, October 12, 1962

Listen to the new American Symphony Orchestra!

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George Foster Peabody... Peabody Awards.

Tuesday, April 10, 1962

Peabody Awards to the best in television and radio for 1961.

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Before CSI, There Was Dr. Milton Helpern

Wednesday, September 30, 1959

If the cause of death wasn't natural, then it goes to his office to find out why.

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Emanuel Bisby

Friday, February 27, 1959

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Bisby, Permanent Representative from Cuba to the UN, answers questions from the foreign press about Cuba and Fidel Castro.

Panelists: David Horowitz of World Union Press, Rugiero Orlando ...

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Grover Whalen

Sunday, June 30, 1957

Mr. New York, weighs-in on city traffic flow, among other things.

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Alexander Hamilton

Thursday, September 27, 1956

Alexander Hamilton speaks!

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Opening Concert from Town Hall

Friday, February 12, 1954

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Opening concert for the 15th Annual American Music Festival.

Seymour Siegel introduces the program by discussing WNYC's role in opening a "channel of communication in a democracy" and ...

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WNYC Book Festival - Quiz Show

Sunday, March 29, 1953

WNYC kicks off a week's worth of programming for WNYC's first annual Festival of Books.

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Opening Concert

Thursday, February 12, 1953

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14th Annual American Music Festival opening concert featuring:

Sonata for Piano and Percussion by Peggy Glanville-Hicks
Music for Woodwinds by Arthur Berger and Ivan Langstroth
Suite ...

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Air raid alert test drill

Friday, November 28, 1952

Duck and cover!

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Air raid test

Wednesday, November 14, 1951

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Jerry White, at Segman headquarters (?) introduces Seymour Siegel, director of communications for the Municipal Broadcasting System and Civil Defense, who briefly interviews Commissioner Wallander, Commissioner Podwano (?) of the Department ...

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Communications in Civil Defense

Wednesday, March 07, 1951

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Seymour Siegel, Director of Civil Defense communications for New York City, talks about communication in civil defense. Two report centers are in operation.

Discussion of the new show ...

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Opening Concert from Town Hall

Monday, February 12, 1951

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Seymour Siegel welcomes the audience to the opening day of the American Music Festival at Town Hall. He notes that WNYC stresses the importance of fine music to the radio listener. ...

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Functions of communications system in civil defense

Tuesday, December 12, 1950

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Seymour N. Siegel, Director of Communication for Civil Defense, City of New York. Siegel is interviewed about the role of broadcasters in keeping emergency responders and the public about an attack. ...

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Populist Party of the 1890s

Saturday, November 04, 1950

A dramatization of the formation of the Populist Party as a reaction to high mortgages, low prices for crops, and drought.

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