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Guest is Professor Hanson Blatz, Director of Radiation Control of the Department of Health. He discusses the dangers of radiation in New York City.

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Guest is New York City Council member Dr. Leonard P. Stavisky. He discusses the city's migration problems.

Panelists include Jack Parker, Mike Wall, Joe Sullivan, Barbara ...

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Savarese, chairman of the Joint Legislative Committee on Privacy of Communication of New York, answers questions about wiretapping.

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Panelists: Jack Parker, ...

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Guest is Thomas J. Deegan, Jr., Chairman and President of the New York City World's Fair Corporation. He discusses the proposed 1964 World's Fair.

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Guest is Honorable Emanuel Celler, Chairman of the House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee.

Panelists include Jack Parker, Stan Siegel, and Barbara Benmolche.

Questions:

Civil rights bill ...

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A panel discussion with Edwin C. Fancher, publisher of the Village Voice, who discusses the tensions and problems facing New York's Greenwich Village. Questioning Fancher are: Stan Siegel of NYU Square ...

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The guest is Mrs. Alincita(?) Flood, Vice Resident of New York Chapter of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. She discusses race tensions in ...

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Former Governor of New York Averell W. Harriman is the guest, Discusses domestic politics and the US relationship with Russia.

Panelists include Lillian Affan, Jack Parker, ...

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Interview with George Runquist, director of the New York City Civil Liberties Union discuss issues related to civil liberties in New York City - particularly related ...

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MacIvor answers questions about the Juvenile Delinquency Evaluation Project.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Bernie Lufkowitz, Jack Parker, Jim Farrell, Elaine Paul

Question:

Probation system is grossly inadequate. Advises a ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Lt. General Clarence R. Huebner, New York State Director ...