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The first American news report on a group of Brits calling themselves the Beatles, aired by CBS News in November 1963.
Created: 12/14/2003
Dan Rather looks at the past, present and hope of a better future in Saddam Hussein's ugly chapter of modern history.
Created: 01/10/2004
Next week, Pres. Bush will announce his proposal for a new commitment to the space program, including manned travel to Mars. But there are many factors that could stall the plan, Jerry Bowen reports.
Created: 04/12/2004
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Created: 03/15/2004
NASA may shut down the Hubble telescope, which means dark days for its staff -- and for artists whom it inspires, Richard Schlesinger reports.
Created: 12/14/2003
News of Saddam's capture is a big boost for President Bush, but his public reaction has been with caution and restraint, CBS News' White House Correspondent John Roberts reports.
Created: 03/11/2004
The Early Show's Online Adviser Regina Lewis offers tips on how to maximize your chances of landing a new job through online employment sites.
Created: 02/07/2004
CBS News' Mark Knoller reports that President Bush is mounting a campaign to help boost his sagging approval rating - which has dipped below 50 percent.
Created: 02/24/2004
Mel Gibson's film about Jesus's death has been causing quite the stir. Two critics who saw it, People's Leah Rozen and talk show host Michael Medved, discussed 'The Passion' on The Early Show.
Created: 01/29/2004
A Calif. inmate will be executed next month for brutally killing a family 20 years ago. But there is some skepticism as to whether cops got the right man, 48 Hours' Erin Moriarty reports.
Created: 03/02/2004
Attorney General John Ashcroft announces indictments of former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers and CFO Scott Sullivan in a multibillion-dollar accounting scandal.
Created: 12/17/2003
The man who shot President Ronald Reagan and was acquitted by reason of insanity can make unsupervised visits to his parents' home. That's the judge's ruling today, as Jennifer Donelan reports.
Created: 03/19/2004
Home equity loans and lines of credit are being used by more and more people. Early Show Financial Advisor Ray Martin explains the do's and dont's of borrowing.
Created: 03/03/2004
The Martha Stewart case is going to the jury after an impassioned speech by her lawyer. Defense attorney Mickey Sherman and former prosecutor Wendy Murphy analyzed the case on The Early Show.
