Nuclear warfare — Forecasts.
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Polishing the stone / Craig Heulet ; interviewed by Pam Burton.
Craig heulet, a former corporate think tank employee, discusses United States actions in the Gulf War, 1990-1991. he examines troop motivation on each side; how Bush is trying to create a “moral” war, despite conflicting motives for the conflict; the need for a war to maintain the United States; the dehumanization of combat by the…
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Prescription for prevention : the consequences of nuclearism on American medicine and society / produced by Eduardo Villaseca.
Three speeches given at the Conference of physicians, scientists, and citizens motivated by and international climate which presents nuclear war as a ‘rational’ possibility. Speakers explore the interaction of political, social and personal influences on the nuclear arms race. |r.1. pt.1. The Relationship between the health care system and the arms race / Corrine Bayley…
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Helen Caldicott’s meeting with Ronald Reagan / produced by Rafaello Mazza and Tina Reiman.
Helen Caldicott, anti-nuclear and environmental activist, discusses her meeting with President Ronald Reagan. She descibes their discussion of arms control negotiations, United States defense policy, American views of its own history, if the Soviet Union can be trusted, and the steps necessary for avoiding a nuclear holocaust.
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Women’s voices in the nuclear age / Robin Morgan ; introduced by Eduardo Villoseca.
Robin Morgan, author of Sisterhood is Powerful, and The Anatomy of Freedom, speaks at the Fate of the Earth Conference on the role women must play in ending the nuclear threat.|WOMEN’S VOICES IN THE NUCLEAR AGE / Robin Morgan| introduction by Eduardo Villoseca. – SERIES: The Fate of the Earth: Human Values in the Nuclear…
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Civil defense and nuclear war / produced by Raffaello Mazza and Bob Rusfvold.
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Nuclear winter : fatal predictions / produced by Raffaello Mazza and Bob Rusfvold.
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Doctor Helen Caldicott addresses the nation (episode 2)
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Admiral Rickover : a warning.
Admiral Hyman Rickover’s testimony before the Joint Economic Committee of Congress just prior to being relieved of command on January 31, 1982. Under the questioning of William Proxmire and Frederick Richmond, he criticizes the Pentagon and the Defense Department, tells how the military is supported by special interests, and comments on nuclear war and the…