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Contains 379 Results:

1958, April 6. U.S. The “Aging”: Our New Generation. Forum No. 594. Participants: Earl Klein, Chief, Counseling and Special Applicant Services, Department of Labor; William C. Fitch, Director, Special Staff on Aging Department of Health Education and Welfare; and Clark Tibbitts, Deputy Director, Special Staff on Aging, Department of Health, Education and Welfare. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, April 13. Communist China Today. Forum No. 595. Participants: Paul A. Linebarger, Professor of Asiatic Politics, School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; Stanley K. Hornbeck, Diplomat and Author; Peter S. H. Tang, Lecturer in Government and author of the book “Communist China Today”. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, May 4. The Immigration Issue: The Other Side. Forum No. 598. Participants: Robert C. Alexander, formerly of the Department of State; and Richard Arens, Staff Director, House of Representatives Committee on Un-American Activities. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1957, April 27. What Does the Cancer Patient Need? Forum No. 597. Participants: Calvin T. Klopp, President, American Cancer Society, District of Columbia Division, and Cancer Coordinator at George Washington University; Donald D. Brewer, Deputy Director, Department of Public Welfare, District of Columbia; Charles R. Douglas, Assistant Administrator, University Hospital. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, May 4. The Immigration Issue: The Other Side. Forum No. 598. Participants: Robert C. Alexander, formerly of the Department of State; and Richard Arens, Staff Director, House of Representatives Committee on Un-American Activities. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, May 11. What Happens to the Immigrants? Forum No. 599. Participants: Ann Rabinowitz, Director of the National Migration Service, United AIAS Service, Inc.; Ruth Early, representing the Church World Service; and Edmund Cummings, Assistant to the Director of Catholic Relief Services. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, May 18. As Others See Us. Forum No. 600. Participants: Cedric Foster, News Coordinator for the Mutual Broadcast System; Roderic L. O’Connor, Administrator, Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs, Department of State; and Felix A. Belair, Jr., Reporter, The New York Times. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, May 25. Trade Agreements: The Congress and the Executive. Forum No. 601. Participants: Walter Sterling Surrey, Attorney, Formerly of the Department of State; and Eugene L. Stewart, Attorney, Steptoe and Johnson, Washington, D. C. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, June 1. “Who Runs Our Schools?”. Forum No. 602. Participants: William Carr, Executive Secretary, National Education Association. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, June 8. West German and United Kingdom Economic Recovery: 1945 - 1958. Forum No. 603. Participants: Josef Solterer, Department of Economics; and Christopher McMahon, Economic Advisor to the British Embassy. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, June 15. Is Multiple Sclerosis Your Problem? Forum No. 604. Participants: Thomas L. Willmon, Medical and Research Director, National Multiple Sclerosis Society; General Charles Bolte, United States Army (Retired), Chairman of the March, Member of the Board of Trustees; and Vice Admiral H. R. Thurber United States Navy (Retired), Chairman of the Board, Washington D. C. Area. Moderator: Weldon Walker. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, June 22. The European Refugee Problem. Forum No. 605. Participants: Angier Biddle Duke, President, International Rescue committee; and Tibor Kerekes, Director of the Institute of Ethnic Studies. Moderator: Weldon Walker. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, June 29. NAGY? Forum No. 606. Participants: Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, Former Vice-Premier of Poland, and President of the International Peasant Union; Michael A. Feighan, Member of Congress from Ohio, Member of the House Judiciary Committee; and Lev A. Dobriansky, Department of Economics. Moderator: Weldon Walker. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, July 6. Veterans: Our Biggest Privileged Class? Forum No. 607. Participants: John E. Booth, Author of an article in Harper’s Magazine entitled, “Veterans: Our Biggest Privileged Class?”; and Harold D. Beaton, Past Commander, Justice Post #41, of the American Legion, and Legislative Assistant to Senator McNamara of Michigan. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, July 13. Influence of Government. Forum No. 608. Participants: Edwin P. McManus, Professor of Law, the Law Center; James D. Atkinson, Assistant Professor of Government; and Joseph T. McDonnell, Attorney at Law. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, July 20. Why Economic Aid to “Neutral” India? Forum No. 609. Participants: John Sherman Cooper, Senator from Kentucky, former U. S. Ambassador to India; Leonard H. Marks, Attorney at Law; and James J. Berna, Department of Economics. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, July 28. The Forty-Ninth Star. Forum No. 610. Participants: Leo W. O’Brien Representative of the State of New York, Committee on Territorial and Insular Affairs Chairman; I. Lee Potter, Special Assistant to Chairman of the Republican National Committee; and Theodore F. Stevens, Legislative Counsel, Department of the Interior. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, August 3. Iraq and the Middle East. Forum No. 611. Participants: Ralph Fowler, Expert on Middle Eastern Oil and World-Wide supply and distribution of petroleum; Rear Admiral Angus Sinclair, (Retired), President of Middle East Institute, author and expert on petroleum; and Colonel Ismail, Al-Arif, Armed Forces Attache from the Republic of Iraq. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, August 10. A Career After College! Forum No. 612. Participants: Major General John W. Bowen, Assistant Chief of Staff for Reserve Components, United States Army; Rear Admiral John McNay Taylor, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations for Naval Reserve Components, United States Navy; Colonel Thomas R. Wart, Head of Liaison and Information Branch Division of Reserves, the United States Marine Corps; and Major General Richard A. Grussendorf, Assistant Chief of Staff for Reserve Forces, United States Air Force. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

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Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts

1958, August 17. Who Shall Do Basic Research - - College, Industry or Government. Forum No. 613. Participants: Raymond Seeger, Deputy Assistant Director of the National Science Foundation for Mathematical and Physical Sciences; John Lontz, Senior Chemist at Dupont Experimental Station, Wilmington, Delaware; and Benjamin Van Evera, Dean for Sponsored Research at George Washington University. Moderator: Matthew Warren. Georgetown University Radio Forum. From the Raymond Reiss Studio.

 File — Box: 1
Dates: 1951-1959
Found in: Georgetown University Archives / Georgetown University Forum Transcripts