60 Minutes Season 5 Episodes

Episode 1

Episode #5.1

Sun, Oct 1, 1972

Show offered a gingerly look at the military dictatorship in Greece and the U.S. government's close ties with the Fascist regime.

Episode 2

Episode #5.2

Sun, Nov 26, 1972

Episode 3

Episode #5.3

Sun, Dec 10, 1972

Episode 4

Episode #5.4

Sun, Dec 24, 1972

Episode 5

Episode #5.5

Sun, Dec 31, 1972

Scheduled: 1. Mike Wallace visits the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, a "foreign policy anomaly." The Navy employs 250 Cubans and pays $3000 yearly rent-which Castro refuses. rent-which Castro refuses. 2. England's outpost on Gibraltar has a rockier future. Morley Safer reports on Spanish efforts to win back the Mediterranean territory. despite its inhabitants' desire to remain under English control. 3. A battle over water rights in California's dry Imperial Valley is examined by Mike Wallace. At odds: big ranch owners and small farmers.

Episode 6

Episode #5.6

Sun, Jan 7, 1973

Episode 7

Episode #5.7

Sun, Jan 14, 1973

Episode 8

Episode #5.8

Sun, Jan 21, 1973

Episode 9

Vietnam: January 28, 1973/Goodbye Saigon/Vietnam: Whose War?/Luci and Lynda Remember/Mrs. Cop

Sun, Jan 28, 1973

"Vietnam: January 28, 1973" looks at the first day of peace in Vietnam. "Goodbye Saigon" talks to expatriate South Vietnamese who have chosen to not return to Vietnam. "Vietnam: Whose War?" rebroadcasts a interview with Lyndon Johnson on the war. "Luci and Lynda Remember" talks to the former president's daughters about their father. "Point Counterpoint" debates Nixon and the Vietnam War. "Mrs. Cop" looks at the life of policewoman Mary Ellen Albrecht.

Episode 10

The Selling of Colonel Herbert/Come to Britain

Sun, Feb 4, 1973

"The Selling of Colonel Herbert" examines the case of Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert who was dismissed for reporting war crimes to the U.S. Army and talks to several army officers who dispute Col. Herbert's charges. "Come to Britain" looks at resorts in Britain. "Point-Counterpoint" debates President Nixon's budget.

Episode 11

Episode #5.11

Sun, Feb 11, 1973

Episode 12

Episode #5.12

Sun, Feb 18, 1973

Episode 13

Episode #5.13

Sun, Feb 25, 1973

Episode 14

Episode #5.14

Sun, Mar 4, 1973

1. Unlocking secrets of the brain, Prof. Paul Pietsch is performing memory transplants on salamanders. Mike Wallace visits the pioneer researcher at his University of Indiana lab. 2. Chagall, Modigliani, Matisse ... all were copied by convicted forger David Stein. Now living in Paris, Stein talks with Morley Safer about his former career and shows how he hasn't lost his skill.

Episode 15

Episode #5.15

Sun, Mar 11, 1973

Episode 16

Episode #5.16

Sun, Mar 18, 1973

Episode 17

Episode #5.17

Sun, Mar 25, 1973

Episode 18

Episode #5.18

Sun, Apr 1, 1973

Episode 19

Episode #5.19

Sun, Apr 8, 1973

Mike Wallace interviews artist Thomas Hart Benton.

Episode 20

Episode #5.20

Sun, Apr 15, 1973

Episode 21

Episode #5.21

Sun, Apr 22, 1973

Episode 22

Episode #5.22

Sun, Apr 29, 1973

Episode 23

Episode #5.23

Sun, May 6, 1973

Episode 24

Episode #5.24

Sun, May 13, 1973

Episode 25

Episode #5.25

Sun, May 20, 1973

Episode 26

Episode #5.26

Sun, May 27, 1973

Episode 27

Episode #5.27

Sun, Jun 3, 1973

Episode 28

Episode #5.28

Sun, Jun 10, 1973

Episode 29

Build a Better Mousetrap; John Ehrlichman

Fri, Jun 29, 1973

"Build a Better Mousetrap" features an interview with inventor Richard Kline with Morley Safer; and Mike Wallace interviews former White House aide John Ehrlichman.

Episode 30

Listening in Nixon Country/Not So Special Delivery/Selling of the Soviet Pentagon

Fri, Jul 6, 1973

"Listening in Nixon Country" goes to Noblesville, Indiana, to talk to people who support President Nixon despite Watergate. "Not So Special Delivery" looks at the U.S. postal service and some of the problems that causes delays. "Selling of the Soviet Pentagon" looks at the Soviet propaganda film Loyal Sons of the People (1968). "Point Counterpoint" debates recent agreements between the U.S. and U.S.S.R.

Episode 31

Monroe, Mailer, and the Fast Buck/Whatever Happened to the Suez Canal?/What Makes Bobby Run?/Billie Jean

Fri, Jul 13, 1973

"Monroe, Mailer, and the Fast Buck" talks to Norman Mailer about his recent book on movie star Marilyn Monroe and the accusations of plagiarism and sensationalism. "Whatever Happened to the Suez Canal?" looks at the history and current deterioration of the Suez Canal. "What Makes Bobby Run?" profiles the controversial tennis player Bobby Riggs. "Billie Jean" talks to the tennis star who will soon play Riggs. "Point Counterpoint" looks at recent court decisions against pornography.

Episode 32

Episode #5.32

Fri, Jul 20, 1973

Episode 33

Episode #5.33

Fri, Jul 27, 1973

Episode 34

Episode #5.34

Fri, Aug 3, 1973

Episode 35

Episode #5.35

Fri, Aug 10, 1973

Episode 36

Episode #5.36

Fri, Aug 17, 1973

Episode 37

Episode #5.37

Fri, Aug 24, 1973

Episode 38

Episode #5.38

Fri, Aug 31, 1973

Episode 39

Episode #5.39

Fri, Sep 7, 1973