Montage (TV series)

In 1965, NBC was forced to reverse the trade on orders from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Justice Department.

[1] Montage profiled local personalities, such as the director of the Cleveland Orchestra Lorin Maazel and Cleveland Browns coach Paul Brown, and national ones such as Olympic skater Jo Jo Starbuck and Oscar-nominated actor William Gargan.

Pollution, race, homosexuality, drugs, crime, housing, education, medical advancements, the Vietnam War, and many other issues were examined.

The Montage unit traveled to Australia, Asia, Europe, and South America to pursue stories.

Several of the completed shows, as well as raw footage, audio, scripts, production notes, and other materials were given by Dennis Goulden and WKYC-TV to the library at Cleveland State University in 1980.