Non Pacifica Programming

I confess / Richard Nixon.

Satirical edited speech in which Nixon confesses to his criminal activities.|I CONFESS / Richard Nixon. - Satrical edited speech in which Nixon confesses to his criminal activities.

Peace, power and citizen action / Karl Hess.

Speech by political activist, speech writer and author, at the Borah symposium. He talks on the basics of political action which he learned from his experience as a right wing organizer who developed into a political left activist. The way to achieve peace, he argues, is for common citizens to organize.

A Reading / by Alice Walker.

Author reads selections from You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down, How Did I Get Away with Killing..., The Abortion, and Fame.

Poetry of Vietnam vets.

Poetry readings.

Politics of oppression / Florence Kennedy.

An attack on complacency, university spending, Nixon, and institutionalized racism and sexism by the Black activist. Contains live music.

Black Puerto Rican nationalist / Martin Sostre.

Black Puerto Rican nationalist speaks on repression and his prison experiences.

Impact of militarism on American society / Seymour Melman.

Speech at the New England regional conference in support of the continental walk for disarmament and social justice.

New left as heritage / Bob Ross.

Speech on the formation and growth of the left since the 1950s.

Dorothea's dream / produced by Bob Bartoo.

A Native American tale of supernatural power.

Quintet for clarinet, violin, viola, cello, and piano / composed by Timothy Greatbatch.

Performance of the two part suite.

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