A humorous collage of actuality from the Woodstock and Altamont festivals.|DEATH OF THE WOODSTOCK NATION / produced and engineered by Laurie Garrett. - SERIES: KPFA thirty year retrospective| 1970.
Reporting and actuality: Dale Minor covering the Tet offensive; Martin Luther King's speeches; Robert Kennedy's last speech and assassination.|THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING / produced by Helen Mickiewicz. - SERIES: KPFA thirty year retrospective| 1968.
An interview about Vietnam and its legacy, veterans and the veteran's organization, Swords into Plowshares.|VIETNAM VETERANS / produced by Lili Francklyn. - SERIES: KPFA Thirty Year Retrospective, 1965.
A chronology of the student free speech movement in the early 1960s produced by Robin Steinhardt and Philip Maldari for the KPFA 30th anniversary celebration in March 1979.
The KPFA 30th Anniversary Celebration featured retrospective programming for each year of KPFA's broadcast. This and all programming broadcast on March 22, 1979 referred to the year 1964.
Contradictions heightened for those Blacks in the United States Civil Rights movement. The New Negro took on Black Power and
Black Pride as Malcolm X spoke of an agenda that addressed the needs of Afro-Americans. The spirit was rebellious as the Black Move-
ment and the Bullet won out as leaders' lives were wiped out. Produced by Wendell Harper •and Laurie Garrett
A documentary on the Cuban missile crisis. Includes actuality of John F. Kennedy and Aldai Stevenson, with a reading of Nikita Khrushchev's analysis.|ON THE BRINK / produced by Laurie Garrett.
Impact of the Cuban missile crisis on the American public, particularly as in the civil defense program. Includes a rare recording of a Los Angeles Civil Defense Authority message.