List of Peabody Award winners (1960–1969)

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|Award for the White Paper series of news specials

|Award for coverage of the 1960 Winter and Summer Olympics

|Personal Award for Dr. Stanton's actions that led to the 1960 presidential debates

|Institutional Award for the programs Look Up and Live, Frontiers of Faith, Pilgrimage, and Talk-back

|rowspan="4"|Separate Institutional Awards for the stations' locally produced programming

|Institutional Award for the Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts

|Musical Spectaculars

|Personal Award for Wicker's work on the children's radio program [https://www.wnyc.org/series/the-singing-lady The Singing Lady]

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|[https://www.wnyc.org/series/readers-almanac The Reader's Almanac] and Teen Age Book Talk

|An Age of Kings, with recognition to National Educational Television, Metropolitan Broadcasting, individual stations, Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, and Humble Oil

|David Brinkley's Journal

|Expedition!

|Award for coverage of the trial of Adolf Eichmann and its summary documentary Verdict for Tomorrow: The Eichmann Trial on Television

|Institutional Award for television contribution to international understanding

|Personal Award for Friendly's work in television journalism

|Institutional Award for fine arts entertainment

|Institutional Award for contribution to international understanding for the station's coverage (in English and Spanish) of the United Nations' General Assembly proceedings

|Let Freedom Ring, featuring the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, starring Richard Boone, Laraine Day, Howard Keel, and Dan O'Herlihy and narrated by Richard L. Evans

|Personal Award to the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission

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|A Tour of the White House with Mrs. John F. Kennedy

|Personal Award for Burnett's comedic performances

|Personal Award for Cronkite's work on The Twentieth Century, CBS Reports, and other work for CBS News

|Adlai Stevenson Reports

|Adventures in Good Music

|Biography

|Books for Our Time, hosted by August Heckscher II

|Carnival of Books

|The DuPont Show of the Week

|The Eternal Light

|Personal Award for McAndrew's "vision and leadership" as NBC News' Executive VP

|[http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog?f%5Baccess%5D%5B%5D=All+Records&f%5Bseries_title%5D%5B%5D=Elliot+Norton+Reviews Elliot Norton Reviews], hosted by Elliot Norton

|Institutional Award for the organizations' study of locally produced children's programming which resulted in the book [https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001110146 For the Young Viewer: Television Programming for Children… at the Local Level]

|Institutional Award for the station's news presentations in the midst of the New York City newspaper strike

|[https://diva.sfsu.edu/collections/sfbatv/3016 San Francisco Pageant], a series of historical documentaries profiling the city of San Francisco

|Science Editor, produced by the University of California Extension{{cite web | url=https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c88s4r9k/entire_text/ | title=Finding Aid for the University Extension. University of California Radio Service. Texts of Radio Broadcasts. 1932-1979. }}

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|Award for coverage of the John F. Kennedy assassination and related events

|Government Under Law

|Open Line, for its promotion of public discussion on important issues, in particular claims of subversives at the University of Minnesota

|[https://www.c-span.org/video/?473375-3/the-american-revolution-63-part-1 American Revolution '63]

|The Sunday Night Monitor

|The Dorothy Gordon Forum

|CBS Reports, for the 3-part report "Storm Over the Supreme Court"

|Town Meeting of the World

|Personal Award for Sevareid's editorial commentaries

|Institutional Award to VOA and Murrow, its former director, for its contributions "to deepened international understanding"

|Saga of Western Man

|Treetop House

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|Award for "inescapably confronting the American public with the realities of racial discontent"

|CBS Reports, highlighting an interview with Walter Lippmann

|Institutional Award for contribution to international understanding

|Off the Cuff

|Personal Award for Tillstrom's "hand ballet" interpretation of the Berlin Wall's human impact for That Was The Week That Was[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCRvarruS9g "Burr Tillstrom's 'Berlin Wall'" on YouTube] (accessed 2/16/2015)

|Personal Award for Child's work on The French Chef[https://www.nationalbook.org/people/julia-child/ Julia Child - National Book Foundation]

|Personal Award for Lawrence's reporting, analysis, and commentary work

|The Louvre, produced by Lucy Jarvis and narrated by Charles Boyer

|Profile in Courage

|Personal Award for Hall's work as "an enlightened patron of the television arts" through Hallmark Hall of Fame

|Riverside Radio

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|A Charlie Brown Christmas[https://schulzmuseum.org/timeline/december-9-1965/ December 9, 1965 - Charles M. Schulz Museum]

|Music 'Til Dawn

|Joint Institutional Award for the specials My Name Is Barbra (CBS), The Julie Andrews Show (NBC), and Frank Sinatra: A Man and His Music (NBC)

|A Visit to Washington with Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, On Behalf of a More Beautiful America

|Institutional Award for the station's coverage of the Watts riots

|Institutional Award for the network's "distinguished performance in educational broadcasting," specifically citing [http://americanarchive.org/catalog?f%5Bseries_titles%5D%5B%5D=History+of+the+Negro+People&f%5Baccess_types%5D%5B%5D=online History of the Negro People], [http://americanarchive.org/catalog?f%5Bseries_titles%5D%5B%5D=America%27s+Crises&f%5Baccess_types%5D%5B%5D=all American Crises], and [http://openvault.wgbh.org/catalog/V_EBD4E4A440A141048C58F6FBE17B363B Changing World: South African Essay]

|Institutional Award for the station's public service coverage during natural disasters

|Institutional Award for its promoting of "international understanding" through presentations of "The Making of the President - 1964, Let My People Go, The Louvre, and the illuminating series on the United Nations"

|Personal Award for Ellis' editorials, book reviews, and other features for WSB

|Personal Award for McGee's special event news coverage

|Personal Award for Safer's reports from the Vietnam War

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|A Christmas Memory

|A Polish Millennium Concert

|American White Paper: Organized Crime in the United States

|The Dorothy Gordon Youth Forum, for "Youth and Narcotics - Who Has the Answer?"

|Kup's Show, for its presentation on the dangers of narcotics

|Artists' Showcase

|Assignment Four

|National Geographic Specials

|Personal Award for John's art and set design on the CBS specials Color Me Barbra, Death of a Salesman, and The Strollin' Twenties

|CBS Reports, for "The Poisoned Air"

|Personal Award for Reasoner's reportage and essay presentations

|Community Opinion, a program that provided platforms for and information to residents of New York's Harlem neighborhood

|Institutional Award for excellence in educational television programming, citing NET Playhouse, [http://americanarchive.org/catalog?f%5Bseries_titles%5D%5B%5D=NET+Journal&f%5Baccess_types%5D%5B%5D=online NET Journal], and U.S.A.: The Arts

|Personal Award for Newman's commentary work

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|Africa

|An Evening at Tanglewood

|The Eternal Light

|The World and Washington

|CBS Playhouse

|Personal Award for Sevareid's news analysis and commentary

|Mr. Knozit

|Personal Award in honor of Hope's 30th anniversary in broadcast entertainment

|Personal Award to the chairman of the Carnegie Commission on Educational Television, whose recommendations led to the creation of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting

|The Opportunity Line, a series promoting employment opportunities in the Chicago area

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|Award for coverage of the 1968 Winter and Summer Olympics, highlighting the work of Roone Arledge and Chris Schenkel

|CBS Reports: Hunger in America (reported by Charles Kuralt and David Culhanehttps://www.paleycenter.org/collection/item/?q=charles+kuralt&p=9&item=T77:0042)

|Kaleidoscope, hosted by Mike Whorf

|Mister Rogers' Neighborhood[https://www.post-gazette.com/ae/tv-radio/2018/04/19/Fred-Rogers-Company-Peabody-Award/stories/201804190108 2018 Peabody Awards honor The Fred Rogers Company|Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]

|One Nation Indivisible (hosted by Roderick MacLeishhttps://search.worldcat.org/title/One-nation-indivisible/oclc/44497080)

|Personal Award for Kuralt's work on CBS News' On the Road

|Personal Award for Dr Reiffel's work on WEEI's The World Tomorrow

|Book Beat

|Second Sunday

|Steinway Hall

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|NBC Experiment in Television

|"On Trial: The Man in the Middle," an episode of Second Sunday

|Higher Horizons

|Institutional Award for "promotion of international understanding"

|[https://archive.org/details/jtreel1 J.T.] (from the CBS Children's Hour)

|Newsroom

|Personal Award in recognition of Crosby's entertainment career

|Personal Award for Huntley's "major and always dependable contribution to radio and television for over 35 years"

|Personal Award to "television's most versatile sportscaster"

|Personal Award for Reynolds' anchor and commentary work on ABC Evening News

|Personal Award for Pettit's investigative reportage for NBC News

|Sesame Street[https://www.nytimes.com/1970/05/24/archives/report-card-on-sesame-street-sesame-street.html Report Card On Sesame Street - The New York Times][https://time.com/6258549/sesame-street-time-cover-1970/ Who's Afraid of Big, Bad TV?|TIME][https://thenerdstash.com/sesame-street-the-musical-is-arriving-off-broadway-this-fall/ ‘Sesame Street: the Musical’ is Arriving Off-Broadway This Fall|The Nerd Stash]

|[http://openvault.wgbh.org/collections/advocates/full-program-video The Advocates]

|The Negro in Indianapolis, a series of programs examining and promoting race relations in the city

|When Will It End?