KCBS: Police - Law and Order, 8pm News, End of Black Stirke, A British Satirical Quartet 'Beyond the Fringe'; Mayor Lindsay on 'Face the Nation'; 'Medical Radio Conference' (KCBS), 1968
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(2/12-18, 1968) KPFA News: Heavy fighting in Vietnam; Saigon general demands Bhuddist cooperation with N.L.F. - Buddist letter to US command. B52 bomb Khe Sanh area -- bombing of North Vietnam. Thieu in Mehong cities - wants more US troops - White House commits. The draft -- Conscientious Objector classification now more difficult to gain. Australian army - 5 more casualties. Cyrus Vance meets Park in Seoul - disagreement. Second confession of Pueblo commander. Israel-Jordan. French faculty on Flanders - cabinet resigned. LBJ compares himself with Lincoln. Nixon says US fights for peace. ADA resignations after the 65 to 47 vote for McCarthy. Orangeburg blacks start a boycott. New York Rockefeller‚Äôs plan. Dale Minor‚Äôs first report from Saigon. William WInter on LBJ and his statement before student analyzed. Don Porshe: results of the NLF attacks -- 2 weeks after it started (2/13/68). ‚Is the Aid Program Working in Vietnam?‚ - Edward Opton, Jr., who visited South Vietnam last summer and William A. Nighswonger, former AID official in that country, take opposing views in this discussion moderated by Elsa Knight Thompson. Mr. Opton is an associate research psychologist at UC Berkeley; Mr. Nighswonger is an assistant professor of political science at Sonoma State College. Nighswonger admits deliberate shelling and creation of refugees. Excellent example of Colonialism. British Weeklies -- Price of Vietnam War/NLF/etc. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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