Marvin Sleeper

Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg of the Radiation Laboratory of the University of California. Seaborg is the winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1951. He talks about the quality and quantity of scientists in the USSR; Whether there is a shortage of scientists in the USA; wether college grads ...

The Mayor's year-ender for 1956.

The Salk vaccine - questions answered.

If each citizen were to expect that all the things they're seeking should be done, it's obvious you couldn't print enough money to do it.

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Hanauer, Deputy Commissioner of Air Pollution Control of the City of New York, answers questions.

Moderated by Marvin Sleeper.

Panelists: Paulette Singer, Larry Lipsitz, and ...

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Felt, Chairman of New York City's Planning Committee, answers questions about city planning.

Marvin Sleeper moderates.

Panelists: Flo Casey, Paulette Singer, Jim Farrell, Bruno Wassathiel ...

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Barnes, Republican City Councilman from Queens, answers questions about transportation and New York City.

Marvin Sleeper moderates.

Panelists: Flo Casey, Paulette Singer, and Jim Farrell ...

Civil rights in the South and this year's election.

Tooth decay, Salk vaccine, polio and cancer top the list.

Stevenson is running far ahead of the other democratic candidates. This election year, he's going to get above 51% of the votes.

New Jersey Governor Robert Meyner in 1956.

The Chairman of the New York State Commission Against Discrimination

Mayor Robert Wagner answers questions about the city budget and other municipal business.

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Preusse discusses the functions of the city administrator, he notes the many duties of the mayor to explain why the mayor needs an office to see to the day to day ...

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Harris J. Klein answers questions about New York's transportation facilities.

Hosted by Marvin Sleeper

Panelists: Larry Barrett of the Washington Square Journal, Bob Feinberg of the Hunter College Arrow, and Martin ...

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Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Carmine DeSapio, Secretary of State to the Governor of New York, answers questions.

Panelists: Paulette Singer, Penny Fox, Jim Farrell, Bob Feinberg, ...

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Marvin Sleeper hosts.

Klein, a transportation attorney and member of the NYC transit authority, answers questions about the Transit Authority and city administration.

Panelists: Paulette Singer, Michael Drew, and Martin Birmingham.

A critique of the Harriman administration in New York State thus far.

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Mavin Sleeper hosts.

Dr. Jacob Zeiner, Assistant Commissioner of Health for the City of New York, answers questions about Salk Vaccine problems.

Panelists: Lawrence Barrett, ...