WBAI

John Kerry's Senate testimony.

Episode 10 of the Washington Report series. Vietnam veteran John Kerry testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the United States involvement in that country's war. RECORDED: 22 Apr. 1971. BROADCAST: WBAI, 3 May 1971.

Washinton report-April 26, 1971: George Alderson interviewed by Margot Adler

Margot Adler talks with George Alderson, coordinator of the Coalition Against the SST and legislative director of Friends of the Earth about how the forces were put together to defeat the SST in Congress.

Washington report-March 1, 1971: Interview with Sam Love and Barbara Reid

Steve Bookshester talks with Sam Love and Barbara Reid of Environmental Action about the "Ecotage Contest" and what Environmental Action has been doing since last April's Earth Day. Environmental Action was the umbrella organization for Earth Day. Other topics are the SST, highways and the upcoming water quality act.

The Great American creep : Sunday - the Roachdale radio network / produced by Greg Palmer and Doug Hosner.

Interview with people in different walks of life.

Diane Wakoski, poet.

Poet Diane Wakoski reads selections from her recent work. The poems she reads are With Words, I Have Had to Learn to Live With My Face, Dancing on the Grave of a Son of a Bitch, The Purple Finch Song, The Lament of the Lady Bank Dick, To Celebrate My Body and The Pink Dress. No outro. Contains sensitive language.

Rally for the Harrisburg 13 / introduced by Father Henry Brown.

Speeches by Tom Davidson, David Poindexter, Sister Jacques Egan, Sister Elizabeth McAlister, and Dr. Eqbal Ahmad about the defendents accused of conspiring to kidnap Henry Kissinger.|RALLY FOR THE HARRISBURG 13 / introduced by Father Henry Brown. Speeches by Tom Davison, David Poindexter, Mother Jocques Egan, Sister Elizabeth McAlister, and Dr.

Black awareness - Black political prisoners in New York / Deloris Costello

Commentary series on Black issues. This episode focuses on Black political prisoners in New York City. Guests are Mrs. Marva Berry, wife of Lee Berry one of the Panther 21, currently in Bellevue Hospital; and Gerald Lefcourt, one of the lawyers for the Panther 21. Lee Berry was a Vietnam veteran, and an epileptic.

Here she is: the making of Miss America, 1970 / reported by Mary Lou Oates; produced by Robert Kuttner

Report and actuality of the events surrounding a major beauty pageant, including a protest and police interaction. An impressionistic documentary about the Miss America Pageant, September 2-7 in Atlantic City.

The challenge of the selective service system / Evelyn Whitehorn; introduced by Ruth Gage-Colby

Mrs. Evelyn Whitehorn speaks before the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom February 7, 1969. Mrs. Whitehorn is involved in litigation resulting from her refusal to allow her son Eric to register with the Selective Service system. Ruth Gate Colby emcees. Recording ends abruptly.

Emily Dickinson's letters / by Thomas Wentworth Higginson; read by Samuel Charters

A reminiscence by Thomas Wentworth Higginson from The Atlantic Monthly for October 1891, recalling his correspondence with Miss Dickinson and her first poems. Samuel Charters reads Higginson's words. Dubbed from a Folkways recording FL-9753. Also broadcast on KPFK 1972-02-22 4PM.

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