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[Side A] (KPFK) Press Probe: "The Position of the Arab League in the Middle East - speakers: Abraham Fahreed, Roy Begly, and Dan Ishel; Farouk Mawlawi, director of the Arb League office in the Western United States, is examined by KPFK "'press probers". "The Tragedy of Palestine: From the Balfour Declaration to Today": an address by the Right Honorable Anthony J. Nutting, given last November before an audience at the Leon Lowenstein Auditorium of Congregation Emanuel under the auspices of the American Council for Judaism. Mr. Nutting is introduced by Hugh D. Auchincloss former advisor to the US. delegation to the UN and former assistant to the chairman of the American University in Beirut, Lebanon. Zionism and Arab Refugees (the last 3 minutes of CBS program). "Egypt's Turn Toward the East": Dr. Mohammed A. Loutfi of Egypt, who teaches economics at McGill University in Montrealk, talks with Colin Edwards. "Tragedy in the Middle East": A talk by Hal Draper, chairman of the Independent Socialist Club, author of "Berkeley: The New Student Revolt" and editor of New Politics, given June 28 at UC Berkeley. King Hassein "melt the press". "An Anti-Zionist View": Dr. Norton Mezvinsky, executive director of the American Council for Judasim, talks with Elsa Knight Thompson. "U.S. - Jewish "Objective"": views on things. "Arab Attitudes": A documentary by Colin D. Edwards, presenting Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese ane Palestine refugee viewpoints. "Man in the Middle East": Dr. Elias H. Tuma, an Israeli Arab economist of international renown who has served the United Nations as an expert on agrarian reform and who now teaches at UC Davis, talks with Colin Edwards. He discusses the conflicts in the minds of the Arab citizens of Israel over the hostility between the Arab states and Israel. [Side B] Arab students demonstrate against their government policy at San Francisco. The case of the deportation of an Iranian student. "Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr.": The Middle East. Buckley's guest, with whom he will debate tonight is Frieda Utley, a former Communist journalist and author and, now that she has given up the party line, a lecturer and "expert" on the Middle East, and the situation between the Arabs and Israel. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
Ethnic Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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