[KNTV News Broadcast October 28, 1965]

Newsreel from KNTV San Jose broadcast on October 28, 1965. May be combination of the early and late news, includes national, local, sports and weather. According to early news transcript, stories include 19-car accident on lower deck of Bay Bridge; man killed in auto accident near Hayward-San Mateo Bridge; Santa Clara County Counsel Spencer Williams says Fairchild Semiconductor Division has escaped taxes (film); final arguments in Earlee Thomas murder trial begin Monday morning (silent film); Governor Brown asked about reports of campaign kickbacks (sound film); investigation continues into knife killing of John Mercado in San Jose; North Salinas high school football player collapses at practice; East Side San Jose homeowners meet with government officials to calm troubled waters (film); Al Geiberger and Steve Opperman hold early first round lead in San Jose-Almaden Open Golf Tournament (silent film). Final news transcript includes many of the stories above, with additional national news coverage: Channel 11's news director in Washington attending State Department briefing on war in Viet Nam and U.S. foreign policy; Executive Secretary of National Space Agency says U.S. has better than even chance of putting man on the moon in 1969; "Garden of Eden" apartment complex residents fail to show up for talks with management over discriminatory rental policies (film); Joan Baez says she will reopen her Institute for the Study of Non-Violence in Carmel Valley converted poison oak remedy factory; gubernatorial candidate George Christopher addresses Santa Clara County elementary school administrators (sound film); former governor Goodwin Knight interviewed in San Jose (sound film).