CBS World News Roundup

There are, however, 15 minutes each morning and 15 more each evening that aware Americans have learned to devote as a minimum to keeping up with their world.

In the morning, there's a fresh survey of latest overnight developments on the World News Roundup, including direct reports from CBS News correspondents on many news fronts.

Each night, it's a quarter hour well spent tuning in radio's most complete evening news roundup, The World Tonight.

Each morning, the World News Roundup.

Each evening, The World Tonight.

The best informed listeners are those who make it a point to be listening as a minimum to these outstanding worldwide CBS News surveys daily over most of these CBS radio stations.

Start your day well-informed.

Join us on most of these same stations every morning as radio's World News Roundup calls in our newsmen stationed in news capitals like Washington, London, Rome, Bonn, Paris, or Tokyo for eyewitness reports on the big news stories of the day.

Then on weekday evenings, hear Edward R. Murrow with the news.

His personal knowledge of people and places, his years of experience in reporting the news put the stamp of authority on every broadcast he makes.