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Beyond the Pentagon Papers / Tony Russo ; interviewed by Bob Young.

Tony Russo released the Pentagon Papers in 1969 with his partner Daniel Ellsberg. The Papers questioned United States military involvement in Southeast Asia. Russo is still an activist for world peace. He updates current issues affecting Southeast Asia and the United States, with some emphasis on current research into the John F.

Ardis : public gathering in Santa Barbara / produced by Pamela Burton.

Series of four speeches which explore American politics, particularly foreign policy in the Third World.
r.1. pt.1. The CIA in the Guatemalan coup / Philip Roettinger. Roettinger lays out the goals of the Association for Responsible Dissent (ARDIS), the differences between Guatemala and Nicaragua, and the U.S. control of transportation and economics (21 min.) ; pt.2. In Conflict with the CIA in Southeast Asia / Lou Wolf.
r.1. pt.1. The CIA in the Guatemalan coup / Philip Roettinger. Roettinger lays out the goals of the Association for Responsible Dissent (ARDIS), the differences between Guatemala and Nicaragua, and the U.S. control of transportation and economics (21 min.) ; pt.2. In Conflict with the CIA in Southeast Asia / Lou Wolf.

The myth of the capitalist triumph / Michael Parenti.

Talk by Micheal Parenti, Professor and author of several books which examine international politics. Parenti compares different governmental systems, the role of government in national politics, the true interests of democracy, the suppression of democracy, and the influences of capitalism around the world.
r.1. Talk (60 min.) -- r.2. Question and answer session (30 min.).
r.1. Talk (60 min.) -- r.2. Question and answer session (30 min.).

Yugoslavia and Somalia / George Kenny and Alex Duval ; interviewed by Ian Masters ; commentary by Edmond Haddad.

Two interviews, news analysis and commentary which examine events in Yugoslavia and the African nation of Somalia.|YUGOSLAVIA AND SOMALIA / George Kenny and Alex Duval| interviewed by Ian Masters| commentary by Edmond Haddad. - SERIES: Background briefing| no.
pt.1. News analysis : neo-fascism in Germany, Lebanon elections, Iraq no-fly zone / Edmond Haddad (5 min.) -- pt.2. The Struggle in Yugoslavia / George Kenny, former State Department official (25 min.) -- pt.3. Death in Somalia : 50% death among children / Alex Duval, Associate Director of Africa Watch (25 min.) -- pt.4. Commentary : Bush foreign policy / Edmond Haddad (5 min.).
pt.1. News analysis : neo-fascism in Germany, Lebanon elections, Iraq no-fly zone / Edmond Haddad (5 min.) -- pt.2. The Struggle in Yugoslavia / George Kenny, former State Department official (25 min.) -- pt.3. Death in Somalia : 50% death among children / Alex Duval, Associate Director of Africa Watch (25 min.) -- pt.4. Commentary : Bush foreign policy / Edmond Haddad (5 min.).

Troubles facing journalists / Andre Yukowski, Roger Morris, and Thomas MacNor ; interviewed by Ian Masters.

Three inverviews about the dangerous and negative times faced by journalists.|TROUBLES FACING JURNALISTS| Andre Yukowski, Roger Morris, and Thomas MacNor| interviewed by Ian Masters. - SERIES: Background briefing| no. 50 - Three inverviews about the dangerous and negative times faced by journalists.
pt.1. Andre Yikowsky describes conditions in Yugoslavia. The press faces a negative image, and he calls for a organizational appeal -- pt.2. Roger Morris, National Security Council member under Johnson and Nixon, discusses the Sunday New York Times lead story about planned air strikes on Bagdad.
pt.1. Andre Yikowsky describes conditions in Yugoslavia. The press faces a negative image, and he calls for a organizational appeal -- pt.2. Roger Morris, National Security Council member under Johnson and Nixon, discusses the Sunday New York Times lead story about planned air strikes on Bagdad.

Saddam Hussein and the future of Iraq / Graham Fuller, Mohammad Shahr, and Frederic Kemp ; interviewed by Ian Masters.

Three separate interviews, the first two on Saddam Hussein and the last a book review.|SADDAM HUSSEIN AND THE FUTURE OF IRAQ / Graham Fuller, Mohammad Shahr, and Frederic Kemp| interviewed by Ian Masters. - SERIES: Background briefing| no.
pt.1. Graham Fuller, a Middle East expert for the Rand Corporation, discusses how Hussein had survvived by striking fear and terror into the populace, thus shattering the belief that he would fall on his own following Operation Desert Storm -- pt.2. Mohammd Shahr, editor of Middle Eastern Times, explains how the Islamic world sees Saddam Hussein.
pt.1. Graham Fuller, a Middle East expert for the Rand Corporation, discusses how Hussein had survvived by striking fear and terror into the populace, thus shattering the belief that he would fall on his own following Operation Desert Storm -- pt.2. Mohammd Shahr, editor of Middle Eastern Times, explains how the Islamic world sees Saddam Hussein.
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