Frank Kelley Interviews Warren Preece, Editor of the Encyclopedia Britannica; KPFA News Reports on Cambodia; Vietnam; U.S. Command Reports; Uruguay Radio (KPFA), 1970
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Frank Kelley interviews the 15th editor, Warren Preece, for the 200th anniversary of the first publication of the Encyclopedia Britannica. They discuss the function of the encyclopedia and the variants that exist. KPFA News: Cambodia attacked by NUF. American Spokesman on bombing policies and what they don’t answer. U.S. command reports increased activities in I corp and II corp areas -- 2 more helicopters lost. Congressmen Moss and Reed on devaluation of Saigon currency. Le Monde article of dependance of Saigon economy on the dollar. Nagasaki ceremony (over 200 died in 1969) on 25th anniversary -- student protest. Uruguay radio received Tufamans phone call -- American Embassy’s appeal -- refusal by Uruguayan government. Senator Javito on Middle East. Israel-Egypt fight in Ammon. Turkis Lira devalued by 40% benefits foreigners. Togo arrests. More British troops into Ireland.Illinois whites heckled black protestors leading to 5 arrests and curfew. George Sams testifies against Black Panthers. Police strike ends in San Jose. M-16 rifles go missing. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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