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Existential fear about post-war American masculinity is dragged into disturbing light in Rod Serling's dark tales of the American Dream, 'Night Gallery'.

Created: Between 1870 and 1880] Medium: Wet collodion glass-plate negative William Windom William Windom, a Republican from Minnesota who served two terms in the U.S. House of Representatives, three terms in the U.S. Senate, and twice as U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under two different presidents, is the subject of this formal portrait. Windom's name (seen in reverse) is etched into the emulsion at the top of the glass-plate negative. This image is part of the Brady-Handy photograph collection at the Library of Congress.

The Fugitive: One of the finest dramas of all time The Fugitive Viewers who tuned in to ABC at 10 PM on Sept. 17, 1963, a Tuesday, to try out the brand-new show entitled The Fugitive could have no idea that the program they were about to watch would soon develop into one of the true glories of 1960s television. Today, of course, The Fugitive needs no introduction, and you hardly need me to tell you of what a quality and timeless entertainment it remains to this day. Its story line has since become something of a classic, and you would need to have been living in a cave for the past half cen...

day during this campaign season but when the questioning turned to abortion in the case of rape the republican candidate for u.s. senate in missouri answered in a way he came to regret. suddenly it exploded well beyond the borders of missouri in this campaign season where every word counts. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: republicans fear their hopes for the white house and control of the senate could turn on what happened at a st. louis tv station when the host asked missouri republican senate front-runner todd akin, a sitting congressman, about ...