Program Title:
Victor Navasky, Speech On Naming Names
PRA Archive #:
IZ0368
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Victor Navasky, Speech On Naming Names| Exact date not known. - CONTENT: Ivan Navasky, editor of the magazine, The Nation and author of the book, Naming Names, published in 1980. Navasky delivers a speech at the 44th annual Lincoln Brigade dinner, held in New York. Navasky talks about the Hollywood Blacklist of McCarthy, the Reagan administration and the concern about balcklisting happening again, the Moral Majority and their influence on the American public. He also addresses whether it can happen again, the Freedom of Information Act, the F.B.I., the legitimising of the inquistion and the danger and fruitlessness of Reagan economics. - Broadcast date not known.
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21:00
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