Non Pacifica Programming

The War and the Vietnamese / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry.

The effects of the war on the Vietnamese are addressed by Don Luce, William Shawcross, Hui Diem, Michael Huynh, Douglas Pike, and John McAuliff. Mrs. Nguyen Ngoc Dung, Vietnam's UN representative, speaks via satellite.

The War and the warriors / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry.

A debate between conference panelists and Vietnam veterans; moderated by Gloria Emerson.|THE WAR AND THE WARRIORS / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry. - SERIES: Vietnam reconsidered.

The War at home / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry.

David Dellinger, Todd Gitlin, Robert Stone, and Peter Marin speak on the anti-war movement and the effects of the Vietnam War on American culture.

The Press goes to war, the war comes home / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry.

Debate between Morley Safer, Peter Arnett, David Halberstam, John Laurence and Peter Braestrup, General Winant Sidle, Robert Scheer. Focuses on quality of reporting during the Vietnam War and whether the press helped to lose the war for the U.S. Includes actuality of press coverage.

Why we went, why we stayed / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry.

William Appleman Williams, George Herring, John Mueller, Archimedes Patti, Daniel Ellsberg, Robert Shaplen, and Robert Manning discuss American involvement in Indochina after WWII.|WHY WE WENT, WHY WE STAYED / produced by Jim Quay and Kim Aubry. - SERIES: Vietnam reconsidered.

Honeymoon Uranium mine occupation. / produced by Nancy Atkin, Geoff Barbour, and Greg Segal.

Documentary about the rally against the uranium mine in Broken Hill, South Australia, in May 1982. Protesters talk about the need for jobs, contamination from mine, nuclear weapons, and aboriginal rights.

Reagan on baseball / with Red Barber.

Humorous discussion.

Dennis Banks at the Six Nations.

An interview with the American Indian Movement founder conducted in the Onondaga Nation in New York. He discusses seeking sanctuary from an assault and riot conviction in South Dakota, his attempted extradition by California governor George Deukmejian, his arrest at Custer, and his persecution by South Dakota governor William Janklow. Submitted by Ray Cook.

Survivors of the peacetime apocalypse / produced by Drusilla Robertson and Ellen Kalmuk.

Documentary on the United States atmospheric nuclear testing program: the effects of the South Pacific and Nevada tests on military personel are explored.|SURVIVORS OF THE PEACETIME APOCALYPSE / produced by Drusilla Robertson and Ellen Kalmuk. - Documentary on the United States atmospheric nuclear testing program.

Secrecy and conspiracy in the government / moderated by Paul Chaffee.

Excerpts from a public forum on the covert actions of the U.S. government at home and abroad.

r.1. Donald Freed. -- r.2. Ramona Ripston. -- r.3. Mr. Phillips, C.I.A. agent ; Mark Lane, investigator. -- r.4. Phillips and Lane (cont.).

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