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News reports on the CIA

John D. Marks and others speaking possibly at congressional hearings. Telephone interview with John D. Marks. News report on three former FBI plots to kill San Diego State University economics professor Peter Boehmer. Broadcast on KPFK.

Marks, John D. (Speaker).

Interview with Ron Dellums on illegal activities by the FBI.

Bill Sokol talks with Oakland Congressman Ron Dellums about several documents he produced before the House Select Committee related to project "Inlet" and alleged wrongdoing by the FBI. Broadcast on KPFK May 30, 1975.

Bill Wallace on the National Security Agency and Ralph Nader on public apathy to the CIA disclosures

Pt 1. Bill Sokel interviews Bill Wallace, former National Security Agency employee and currently from the Center for National Security Studies about the activities of the National Security Agency. Pt 2. Ralph Nader talks about public apathy to the CIA disclosures. Broadcast on KPFK, May 30, 1975.

Edith Piaf in memoriam / produced by Carlos Hagen.

Carlos Hagen produced this special tribute to French singer Edith Piaf, originally offered during the October minithon and enthusiastically received. A documentary on the art, style and life of Piaf, abundantly illustrated with some of the best examples of her art, including a number of rare recordings of her songs.

The Saturday night massacre / produced by Tim McGovern and R.H. Lowe.

The documentary on the Watergate affair, part three, covers the fall of 1973. <br />

The Saturday night massacre / produced by Tim McGovern and R.H. Lowe

The documentary on the Watergate affair, part three, covers the fall of 1973. <br />

CIA Town Meeting with Victor Marchetti, Bella Abzug, Allan Cranston

Recording includes Victor Marchetti making statement about the CIA investigation, Q and A with Bella Abzug, Alan Cranston and others. Also see <a href="fullrecord.php?arc=BC2269A" >BC2269A</a> and <a href="fullrecord.php?arc=BC2269B" >BC2269B</a> for more information. Stanley Shienbaum moderates. Broadcast on KPFK on May 30, 1975.

"Mingus": audio from 1966 documentary

The tape contains audio from the 1966 film "Mingus". The documentary is based on Charles Mingus Jr. (1922-1979), a well-known American jazz musician and civil rights activists. He was marked as an exceptional bass player and composer and was well-known for his 10-minute tone poem "Pithecanthropus Erectus".

"Mingus": audio from 1966 documentary

The tape contains audio from the 1966 film "Mingus". The documentary is based on Charles Mingus Jr. (1922-1979), a well-known American jazz musician and civil rights activists. He was marked as an exceptional bass player and composer and was well-known for his 10-minute tone poem "Pithecanthropus Erectus".

Mort Sahl speaks at State College

Mort Sahl (1927- ) is a Canadian-born American comedian is who was the first to perform on college campuses and also the first to record a live album. In 1960, he was featured on the cover of Times Magazine. Much of his material was based on current events and politics which led him to be an inspiration to comedians such as Jay Leno and Woody Allen.

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