[20th CENTURY NEWSREELS LOYOLA BASKETBALL WINS NCAA TITLE 1963 PRINCESS CAROLINE BORN]

These short newsreels were created by Off Network Productions, a New York company created by producer and media magnate Gerald Bartell, using an archive compiled by Merton Koplin. The company distributed these films to TV stations around the United States, where they were used as fillers, and to present historical events and personalities to the public. Bartell referred to the films as a "visual encyclopedia".

0:00 Film 1446: Loyola Wins 1963 NCAA Basketball Title. Loyola University Chicago won the 1963 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship by defeating the two-time defending champion Cincinnati Bearcats 60–58 in overtime. The championship-winning tip-in was scored by Vic Rouse with just seconds left in overtime, securing Loyola's first and only national title
1:25 Film 1447: Bob Cousy Retires after NBA Finals Game 6. Bob Cousy retired from the Boston Celtics on April 24, 1963, after winning his sixth NBA championship. His final regular season game was on March 17, 1963, which was honored with a tearful farewell ceremony at Boston Garden.
2:56 Film 1448: Packers vs Baltimore Colts football game 1961
4:00 Film 1449: Cal Defeats WVU for 1959 NCAA Basketball Title. The University of California, Berkeley (Cal) defeated West Virginia University (WVU) 71-70 to win the 1959 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship. The close game was decided in the final seconds, with Darrall Imhoff's tip-in giving the Bears a three-point lead that the Mountaineers could not overcome despite a late layup by Jerry West.
5:15 Film 1450 Houston Oilers / Oakland Raiders, AFC Is Born. The birth of the American Football League (AFL) in 1960, which included the Houston Oilers and the Oakland Raiders as founding teams
6:43 Film 1453: Navy Whips Army 43-12 Behind Joe Bellino 1959 Army-Navy Game. The goal posts are torn down by Navy fans.
8:22 Film 1456: Colts Top Giants For NFL TItle 1959. The Baltimore Colts defeated the New York Giants 31-16 in the 1959 NFL Championship Game, which was held on December 27, 1959, at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium. It was a rematch of the previous year's championship game, and the Colts pulled away in the fourth quarter after the Giants had led 9-7. The win secured the Colts' second consecutive NFL title.
9:50 Film 1475: Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer Bring US Canada Cup (1960)
10:50 Film 1458: Assassination Attempt On Life of Japan's Premier Nobusuke Kishi 1960. On July 14, 1960, Kishi was attacked by a knife-wielding assailant as he was leaving the prime minister's residence to host a garden party celebrating Hayato Ikeda's impending ascension to the premiership. The assailant was Taisuke Aramaki, an unemployed 65-year-old man affiliated with various right wing groups
11:43 Film 1459: 1959 US and USSR Sports Meet. The 1959 USA–USSR Track and Field Dual Meet was an international track and field competition between the Soviet Union and the United States.
13:40 Film 1460: Prince Rainier Princess Grace welcome New Baby 1957 The royals welcomed their first child, a daughter named Princess Caroline, on January 23, 1957
14:54 Film 1461: Staubach Leads Navy In Rout Of Army. 1963 Army-Navy football game where Roger Staubach, playing quarterback for Navy, led his team to a 21-15 victory over Army. The game was a close contest that secured Navy's spot in the Cotton Bowl, but it is perhaps most famous for being postponed a week due to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and for being the first American football game to feature instant replays
16:40 Film 1463/1464: Sports Flashback title cards with music