Which TV special came first, "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" or "A Charlie Brown Christmas"?

The TV special “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” appeared first, in December 1964.

“Charlie Brown” followed in 1965.

Since then, both have appeared annually at Christmas time on CBS.

In the comic strip “Peanuts,” what is Linus and Lucy’s last name? Linus and Lucy's last name was Van Pelt.
What do they observe in China on December 25? In the Republic of China, Taiwan, they observe Constitution Day, a national holiday on December 25.
How long was Jack Parr host of “The Tonight Show” (NBC, 1957)? Jack Parr, the host of the late-night show "The Tonight Show" began his run on NBC July 29, 1957, and ended it March 30, 1962. He followed Steve Allen, who hosted the show…
Who first called the press the “fourth estate”? Eighteenth-century political philosopher Edmund Burke is credited with the term the "fourth estate". Burke is supposed to have said, "Yonder [in the Reporters' Gallery] sits the fourth estate, more important than them all."…
Which Brontë sister wrote Wuthering Heights and which one wrote Jane Eyre? Charlotte Bronte, the most famous of the Bronte sisters, wrote Jane Eyre in 1847. Emily Bronte, whose work is notable for its spirit of passion and rebellion, wrote Wuthering Heights in 1848.
How much money did an average silent movie star make? Movie acting in silent movies was well-paying, even then. For example, in 1913, when Mary Pickford was starting out, she made $500 per week. In 1916, after she had become "America's Sweetheart," she…