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August 30, 1968. The Pittsburgh City Council tables a sanitation bond. The Butler County Fair closes out its best year in five. NASA says the probe it destroyed over the eastern United States poses no risk to the public. And a few headstones at a cemetery outside Evans City have been knocked out of line.
Twenty-four hours later, anchor Charles Craig breaks into programming at WIIC TV-11 with a wire report he does not believe. Field reporter Bill Cardille is at a state police roadblock on Route 68, where the ambulances come out full and go back empty. Sheriff McClelland is walking a line of farmers with shotguns through a hay field, certain the county will be clear by noon.
It will not be clear by noon.
One Pittsburgh television station, from the last ordinary Friday to the final transmission in a building nobody else is left to run. The rescue station lists. The scientists who contradict each other on live television. The directive that tells families what must be done with their own dead. And a field reporter who keeps talking while the perimeter comes down behind him.0:00 Good Evening
1:32 Chapter 0: A Quiet Friday
4:27 Chapter 1: An Epidemic Of Mass Murder
10:58 Late Night With The End Of The World
20:27 Chapter 2: Kill The Brain
26:27 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
29:27 Chapter 3: The Morning After
35:56 The Probe
39:53 Chapter 4: The Panel
47:22 Sermon
54:37 Chapter 5: All Of Them
1:01:51 Ham Radio
1:04:31 Chapter 6: The Guard Comes In
1:10:55 Presidential Address
1:16:59 Chapter 7: Arithmetic
1:25:05 Podcast
1:33:25 Chapter 8: Every Dead Body
1:40:50 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
1:43:30 Wgon Bulletin
1:50:26 Chapter 9: Feed Interrupted
1:56:28 Sermon
2:03:10 Chapter 10: The Rausch Doctrine
2:09:40 Podcast
2:14:00 Chapter 11: No Confirmed Stations
2:19:55 Presidential Address (Recorded)
2:25:37 Chapter 12: Private Residences
2:31:59 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
2:33:48 Chapter 13: Sign-Off
2:39:29 Ham Radio
August 30, 1968. The Pittsburgh City Council tables a sanitation bond. The Butler County Fair closes out its best year in five. NASA says the probe it destroyed over the eastern United States poses no risk to the public. And a few headstones at a cemetery outside Evans City have been knocked out of line.
Twenty-four hours later, anchor Charles Craig breaks into programming at WIIC TV-11 with a wire report he does not believe. Field reporter Bill Cardille is at a state police roadblock on Route 68, where the ambulances come out full and go back empty. Sheriff McClelland is walking a line of farmers with shotguns through a hay field, certain the county will be clear by noon.
It will not be clear by noon.
One Pittsburgh television station, from the last ordinary Friday to the final transmission in a building nobody else is left to run. The rescue station lists. The scientists who contradict each other on live television. The directive that tells families what must be done with their own dead. And a field reporter who keeps talking while the perimeter comes down behind him.0:00 Good Evening
1:32 Chapter 0: A Quiet Friday
4:27 Chapter 1: An Epidemic Of Mass Murder
10:58 Late Night With The End Of The World
20:27 Chapter 2: Kill The Brain
26:27 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
29:27 Chapter 3: The Morning After
35:56 The Probe
39:53 Chapter 4: The Panel
47:22 Sermon
54:37 Chapter 5: All Of Them
1:01:51 Ham Radio
1:04:31 Chapter 6: The Guard Comes In
1:10:55 Presidential Address
1:16:59 Chapter 7: Arithmetic
1:25:05 Podcast
1:33:25 Chapter 8: Every Dead Body
1:40:50 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
1:43:30 Wgon Bulletin
1:50:26 Chapter 9: Feed Interrupted
1:56:28 Sermon
2:03:10 Chapter 10: The Rausch Doctrine
2:09:40 Podcast
2:14:00 Chapter 11: No Confirmed Stations
2:19:55 Presidential Address (Recorded)
2:25:37 Chapter 12: Private Residences
2:31:59 Civil Defense Emergency Broadcast
2:33:48 Chapter 13: Sign-Off
2:39:29 Ham Radio
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