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African Americans in motion pictures and television Larry McCormick

The interview begins with McCormick's childhood and education in Kansas City, Missouri, then continues through his employment as a disc jockey in Kansas City and in Los Angeles and his positions as weatherman, sportscaster and eventually news anchor on Los Angeles news broadcasts. Major topics include the African American communities of Kansas City and Los Angeles, rhythm and blues radio programming during the '60s, Los Angeles area news broadcasts, African Americans in broadcast journalism, the evolution of television news broadcasting, and charitable organizations' work in the African American community of Los Angeles.

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