Ecology and Politics; Drama and Literature; Commetary; KPFA News: ARVN's Attacked, Thailand: volunteers to Cambodia; Israel-Arab Conflict; Paul Jacobs: Inside the Intelligence Agencies (KPFA/KQED), 1970
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(6/2/70) Keith Murray speaks on the correlation between ecology and politics. COmmentary by Father Eugene Boyle at Grace Cathedral on May 10 for the Kent State victims. KPFA News: ARVN‚Äôs attacked in Vietnam and Cambodia; Thailand: volunteers to Cambodia will be armed by US; Nixon to appoint congressional delegates to visit South East Asia - chosen by armed service committee; Israel-Arab: US senators statement; Eastern US power shortage predicted by Wall St Journal; synthesis of a gene; Navy officers in D.C. formed a ‚concerned officers‚ organization - published as a newsletter; Army base and the KKK case; Police informant at hearing of Black Panther Party - judge rulings; Sidney Walton suit against his dismissal; Maddox and 2 Atlanta papers -- ACLU supports his rights; FBI investigation of Kent State. Bill Davis on cost of election and his views on the campaign. Alcatraz fire and response from community. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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