World politics — 1945-
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Carter and cold war II / Fred Warner Neal.
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An Interview with Mrs. George Fernandez.
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What is China?
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China and the world / moderated by Frederick Nossal.
Urban Whitaker, Stanley Karnow, Serge Lentz, O. Edward Clubb, Chu Yuan Cheng, George Palaczi-Horvath, Felix Greene, and John Scott discuss the changing role of China in world affairs. |r.1. Urban Whitaken, Stnaley Karnow, and Serge Lentz (42 min.) — r.2. O. Edward Clubb, Chu Yuan Cheng, George Palaczi-Horvath, Felix Greene, and John Scott (73 min.).
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France and western alliance / reported by Fred Warner Neal.
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Felix Greene abroad.
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As I see it / Felix Greene.
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War and peace : a view of the Berlin crisis / Fred Warner Neal.
Talk on the international ramifications of the East-West struggle for the control of Berlin.|WAR AND PEACE : A VIEW OF THE BERLIN CRISIS / Fred Warner Neal. – Talk on the international ramification of the East-West struggle for the control of Berlin. – RECORDED: 31 July 1961. BROADCAST: KPFA, 2 Aug. 1961.
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Commentary of Marshall Windmiller.
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Language and the cold war / John Somerville.
Professor of philosophy at Hunter college discusses the semantic blocks to international relations.|LANGUAGE AND THE COLD WAR / John Somerville. – SERIES: International conference on general semantics| no. 5 – John Somerville, Professor of philosophy at Hunter College, discusses the sematic blocks to international relations. – BROADCAST: KPFA, August 1965.