Shep opens show speaking of Lee Harvey Oswald as a show business persona
West coast spy sent Shep an LA Times advert Commentary on the moon landing and the fact that Armstrong might be the first, "How American can you get!"
Wilmington Delaware news report a prison search for a missing library book on Houdini
Back to the advert which Shep interprets as a commentary on the dominance of women
Gretchen the Inflatable Doll reminds Jean of a Gretchen Shep knew
Shep speaks of a marching horde from last year, the Woody Allen syndrome and the fact that the real thing is better than a movie
People feel anonymous and it feeding a need for recognition
Cardboard camera's and ducks
Shep sets up a read your name on the air lottery, you can win recognition - send in a postcard with your name and he will read them 'next Thursday' (March 20th, 1969)
Violence report: segue from the Magnavox commercial, baby baptismal violence as a result of television
Benedict Arnold High School and how popular he would be today
Friday horror elevator story
The camping show in New York story
Notes
A tongue in cheek dedication of the show to Joe Franklin
Hindustan, with Shep accompaniment on Jews Harp, later again with kazoo
Shep gets the words to Hindustan and sings them
WOR ID
Friends your listening to your friendly spot on the dial, the concerned spot on your dial, ah this is W ... (lapse in memory) ... WOR and we're here in New York
