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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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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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The editors of college newspapers question a prominent personality in the news. J. Moderator: Jay Nelson Tuck. Guests John J. Cassese, President of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. Elaine Paul of the ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is New York's Former Governor and former Senator Honorable Herbert A. Lehman.

Questions:
Lehman hopes the Rule 22 - the cloture rule - which is ...

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Rev. Gusweller, Rector of the Episcopalian Church of St. Matthew and St. Timothy and an activist against slum conditions, answers questions about the fight against slum conditions and bribes.

Jay Nelson ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Dr. Richard Orr, Member of Association for Psychiatric Treatment of
Criminal Offenders (APTO).

APTO exists to stimulate interest in psychiatric treatment of law-breakers and to pioneer in ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest: Mike Quill, President of Transportation Workers Union discusses subways facilities and the sale of the city's plants to Con Ed.

Panelists include Stan Siegel, ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Frances W. H. Adams, former Police Commissioner of N.Y.C.

Panelists include: Jim Farrell, Ed Stover, and Frank Zeller.

Questions:
Adams does not believe that ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is John J. DeLury, President of Sanitation Men's Association. He discusses questions related to public employees right to strike. The Sanitation Men's Union is part ...

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Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Guest is Thomas K. Finletter, Lawyer and Statesman.

Panelists include Jim Farrell, Ed Stover, and Jerry Ferraro.

Questions.
Finletter does not believe that the US ...

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Javits, Senator from New York, answers questions about politics and the Republican Party.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Peter Franklin, Stan Siegel, Ed Stover and ...

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Greenberg, City Commissioner of Air Pollution control, answers questions about pollution in the city.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Peter Franklin, Robert Bird, Henry Kurtz, ...

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City Councilman Brown answers questions about Tammany Hall and the Negro.

Jay Nelson Tuck moderates.

Panelists: Robert Bird and James Farrell

Questions: ...

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Lindsay, Republican nominee for Congress of 17th Congressional district, answers questions about the silk stocking district (the 17th).

Marvin Sleeper moderates.

Panelists: Jim Farrell, Stan ...

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"Do you consider an addict a sick person or a criminal?
Do you plan any new anti-scofflaw tactics?
Has the proportion of youthful narcotics offenders increased?"

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Dr. Leona Baumgartner, City Health Commissioner, discusses fluoridation and the polio vaccine.

Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Panelists: Jim Farrell and Ruth Corsnick

Questions: ...

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Abrams, Chairman of the State Commission Against Discrimination, answers question about discrimination in housing and employment.

Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Panelists: Ruth Corsnick, Jim Farrell, Mike Spielman, and Alan Siegel

Questions:

The ...

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Maxwell Lehman, Deputy City Administrator, answers questions.

Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Panelists: Ruth Corsnick and Jim Farrell.

Questions cover air pollution, traffic, water supply, etc. in New York City and suburbs.

Work ...

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Harris J. Klein answers questions about the city's transit problems.

Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Panelists: Jim Farrell, Michael Spielman, and Ruth Corsnick

Questions:

The people of the city of New York were ...