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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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

Panelists ...

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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 ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Jack Parker, ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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.

Panelists ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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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Moore, director of Cornell University's automobile crash and injury research, discusses why so many people are killed and hurt in automobile accidents.

Jay Nelson Tuck hosts.
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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Interview with Oscar M. Riebhausen, Director of Governor Rockefeller's task force to study radiation and fallout problems in New York State.

Panelists include Kevin McGrath, Stan ...

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Braverman, Director of National Discrimination Department of the Anti Defamation League, answers questions about discrimination, specifically in employment.

Jay Nelson Tuck hosts.

Panelists: Lillian Affan, ...

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Isaacs, member of the New York City Council, discusses the City Council and city government.

Moderated by Jay Nelson Tuck.

Panelists: Stan Siegel, Lillian Affan, and Kevin McGrath

Questions:

The ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Judge John M. Murtagh, who discusses the drug problem and prostitution.

Panelists include Stan Siegel, Barbara Benmolche, Lillian Affan.

Questions:

Judge Murtagh discusses current ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Joseph Carlino, Republican Majority Leader of the New York State Assembly. Discusses off-track betting and the City-State relationship.

Panelists ...

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Davis, President of Retailing Drug Employees Union Local 1199, answers questions about a possible strike of 6 voluntary hospitals.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Bernie ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

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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O. Roy Chalk, who took over the Washington, D.C., transit system a year earlier, talks about why he wants to buy New York City's Transit System.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Dr. Rufus E. Clement, President of Atlanta University, and the only Negro member of the Atlanta School Board. He discusses the school ...

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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 ...