Chemical warfare.
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U.S.A. 2000 : abstraction or reality? / Alan Watts.
Talk on the threat of nuclear and biological war, and the roots of misunderstanding between symbols and reality.|U.S.A. 2000 : ABSTRACTION OR REALITY? / Alan Watts. – Talk on the threat of nuclear and biological war and the roots of misunderstanding between symbols and reality. – RECORDED: at the Longshoreman’s Hall, San Frnacisco, 10 Jan.…
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Biological weapons / Meryl Nass ; interviewed by Linda Velasquez.
Dr. Meryl Nass, from the Boaston chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility, provides insights into the history and character of biological weapons. She starts with an historical overview of biological use as early as 1300, with plague infected bodies. She goes on to discuss the development of dysentary, staphylococus, shellfish toxins and mushroom toxins as…
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G.I. guinea pigs / by Tod Ensign ; interviewed by Anita Frankel.
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U.S. chemical and biological warfare policies / Joshua Letterberg, Arthur Galston, and Matthew Messelson.
Speeches from a congressional meeting on U.S. military policy.|U.S. CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL WARFARE POLICIES / Joshua Letterberg, Arthur Galston, and Matthew Messelson. – SERIES: Military monitor. – Speeches from a congressional meeting on U.S. military policy. – RECORDED: by Pacifica Washington bureau. BROADCAST: KPFA, 19 Aug. 1969.
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One drop can kill / Seymour Hersh ; interviewed by Lou Hartman and Elsa Knight Thompson.
On secret work being done in the United States on gas and germ warfare.|ONE DROP CAN KILL / Seymour Hersh| interviewed by Lou Hartman and Elsa Knight Thompson. – Seymour M. Hersh, former Associated Press correspondent at the Pentagon, discusses the secret work being done in the United States on gas and germ warfare. –…