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Frank Titus moderates.

John Hohenberg, Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, discusses the press coverage the United Nations General Assembly.

Panelist include Jerry Miller, Joy Feltcher, Charles Tuck, Charles Rosema. ...

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Mellow, Director of Civilian Personnel of the US Army Ordinance Missile Command, discusses the work of the Army in the field of missiles.

Frank Titus moderates.
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Frank Titus moderates.

Guest is Colonel Paul Akst,USAP, New York City Director of Selective Service System discusses "New York Youth and the draft."

Panelists include Bernice Brown, Charles Rosema, Michael ...

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Frank Titus moderates.

Jerome Nathanson, Chairman of New York State Committee to Abolish Capital Punishment, who discusses "the case against capital punishment."

Panelists include Mike Wall, Charles Rosema, James Cardinal, ...

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Interivew with renowned cabaret owner. His complaints about police harassment and local rackets.

Frank Titus moderates.

Panelists: Michael B. Wall, Stan Siegel, Tim Cardinal, and ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates. He describes the previous year's dispute between George Meany and A. Philip Randolph at the annual AFL-CIO meeting.

I. Philip Sipser, labor lawyer and Chairman of ...