Healey, Dorothy, 1914-2006
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KPFA phone-in on the Senate investigation /
Listeners comment on the freedom of speech issue raised by the Senate investigation of Trevor Thomas, Peter Odiguard, and Dorothy Healey.|KPFA PHONE-IN ON THE SENATE INVESTIGATION – Listeners comment on the freedom of speech issue raised by the Senate investigation of Trevor Thomas, Peter Odiguard, and Dorothy Healey. – BROADCAST: KPFA, 5 Jan. 1963.
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Dorothy Healey on Rosa Luxemburg
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The Sound and the fury : a tape history of KPFK / produced by Mike Hodel, Lucia Chappelle, and other KPFK station members.
Examination of the history of Los Angeles’ Pacifica Station, which has bettled for Constitutional Rights and minority issues since its inception. |r.1. Station goes on air : July 29, 1959 ; Early disorder ; Various perspectives aired ; Music and public affairs focus ; Station’s physical description ; Enthusiasm of the counter culture movement ;…
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Nicaragua / Mona Field interviewed by Dorothy Healey
Mona Field shares her observations from a visit to Nicaragua from July through August, 1980 for the first anniversary of the Sandinist (FSLN) overthrow of the Somoza government. Field describes the brutality of Somoza’s National Guard, the optimism of the Nicaraguan people after the revolution, and the impact of Reagan’s election on the Caribbean and…
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Iran conference / Leonard Weinglass ; interviewed by Dorothy Healey.
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The undiminished man / Janet Stevenson interviewed by Dorothy Healey
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Poland / Karel Kovanda interviewed by Dorothy Healey
Karel Kovanda, a Czechoslovakian who emigrated to the United States in 1970 at the age of 25, speaks with Dorothy Healey on conditions in Poland. He gives his opinions on the significance of recent events in Poland which culminated in victories for trade unions, as well as the topic of censorship. Left channel (Kovanda’s mike)…
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The Left dilemma : the 1980 elections / Richard Flacks and Micky Flacks ; interviewed by Dorothy Healey.
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Lebanon and Israel : a debate / moderated by Dorothy Healey.
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Malvina and Dorothy / produced by Dorothy Healey.
Folk singer Malvina Reynolds talks with Dorothy Healey and sings some of her own songs about the workers’ movement, computers, nuclear power, non-realism, the KKK, and rape. Reynolds and Healey talk about communicating with people of all ages, her life and her family, the movement against nuclear power and the basis for her political beliefs.…