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Ever. And. That. No. But there was the right one.
The prize which have now turned to the shout in which there are five on Question Time and the universe. How do we get out. How do people
in there. Let alone to live by and show him. And it would revolt by the fact. There.
And the key word. There were five. But probably there it. Is.
And they wonder if what you and I. Know we know that one and the other might be and what one is going to get knocked out by and by.
Again it is her to describe that we do know from the history of the Korean after we have thought about we come to the conference. We thought that when the two sides met together around the conference. The fighting would be. It was while trying to act from the top right. And by the way. Yet we were prepared
to do what you want but it up and fight. Why fall and die. But. If you can't. Fight
that. What to do. What.
The. Problem. So to every American and Republican one of the great the world that the department of
and. The development of nuclear mainland China that the Syrian government of the United. Iraq and China no one tomorrow no one know where.
The government of China for the rest of the world and no one. And in the news and that the war. The war. And the word war.
I am China in our time and. I am out of my time. In Bolivia and in other countries. So
if you wouldn't want it and. That which the world now coin the world of tomorrow the UN and the UN and the puffs of the possibility of nuclear. Something. There is no Soviet Union. You
know he heard people in the world. In a population which we know failed to. If the Russians were right. But people do on TV and they do not want the world the end. But could it be possible.
It could fail to recognize that fact it could come at anyone and then it could come by deliberate strategy again in order to get out. Separate at that but we do not and never have believed in what I am right right. Which from responding at all. And according to
Russia the Soviet Union. So believe in a right because it is possible by the balance of power either to eliminate what would be and the vote would be radioactive. And perhaps much more as well. But it is not the one that's arrived in and.
Oh it could be. But not in the realm of possibility that people might have a government. The fact of the matter is that there are so many so many weapons that in so many humans interacting with computers there is that technology could work. Now we have failed and at the end
of that and we have you heard that from. We have those as all the world people including our own from mend that handle would be avoided. We as rational man have one wife. Again accidental firing on them. But we do not know. There are no public announcement by the Soviet Union
that all of us and anyone and all you have to find the detailed description in any newspaper and at a magazine and on a radio broadcast in the world in which one of 100 of the fact that our government have cry out that we call a warlock but not by design not by accident but by bluffing. And someone in 1962 in the Cuban Missile Crisis when we were
for it went back and watched what happened and what a lot of the world. No one in the government ever. Why do you want. And they want the for the
auto proxy for example of Israel. Six days in which he brought from Cairo would have let the Soviet Union to believe if they had followed it that the United States and Britain had committed their voices on the side of Israel if the Soviet Union had believed that if their intelligence had not refuted that charge the Soviet Union might have decided to put it into action and some of it. The weapons have nuclear capability and if one nuclear country were fired a nuclear counterpunch might have been fired. Fortunately it didn't work out that way. The Soviet Union had accurate facts. The United States and Britain were in no way involved
in the military but the propaganda broadcasts were coming and partly over the airwaves. So the effect of the United States that end of the war where it's actually not. Now this is the room of the shape of the future of many a dangerous nuclear complex but there is another side of the picture. It is progress toward a peaceful negotiation of dispute between ourselves and the US. In point of fact we have a long treaty it would have been and to the best of our knowledge faithfully observed on the part of the Soviet Union we have built nuclear limitations into a series of treaty. If we banish nuclear arms from and talk to go we have banished by mutual agreement nuclear arms from outer space. We have signed the partial nuclear test ban treaty and it is being observed. We
have to find a conventional Soviet Union and it is being observed today peacefully fied by side in the Antarctic. So we had American scientists work. So we had an American scientist worked in for testing throughout the world. They were both educational medical and other programs. We exchanged cultural and student and other groups we have worked together successfully step by step and even in the time of the war most violent verbal exchanges in the United Nations we have come to agreement with Soviet diplomat. Fortunately for the good of the world. You heard Julius Kahn assistant to the vice president of the United States as he spoke on the topic prospects for peace. This was the first program in the series. Peace love and creativity the hope of mankind. On our next program Dr. Emmanuel K. Schwartz
dean of training at the Post Graduate Center for Mental Health will discuss the psychological climate for peace. These programs originate at the Cooper Union in New York City and are recorded by station WNYC. The programs are made available to this station by the national educational radio network.
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Series
Peace, love, creativity: Hope of mankind
Episode
Prospects for peace, part one
Producing Organization
WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)
Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
Contributing Organization
University of Maryland (College Park, Maryland)
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Description
Episode Description
This program features the second part of a lecture by Julius Cahn, assistant to Vice President of the United States Hubert Humphrey.
Series Description
This series presents lectures from the 1968 Cooper Union Forum. This forum's theme is Peace, Love, Creativity: The Hope of Mankind.
Date
1967-12-14
Topics
Global Affairs
Media type
Sound
Duration
00:25:58
Credits
Producing Organization: WNYC (Radio station : New York, N.Y.)
Producing Organization: Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
Speaker: Cahn, Julius N. (Julius Norman), 1922-1993
AAPB Contributor Holdings
University of Maryland
Identifier: 68-10-1 (National Association of Educational Broadcasters)
Format: 1/4 inch audio tape
Duration: 00:25:22
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Chicago: “Peace, love, creativity: Hope of mankind; Prospects for peace, part one,” 1967-12-14, University of Maryland, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC, accessed March 28, 2024, http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-500-8g8fk85n.
MLA: “Peace, love, creativity: Hope of mankind; Prospects for peace, part one.” 1967-12-14. University of Maryland, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Web. March 28, 2024. <http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-500-8g8fk85n>.
APA: Peace, love, creativity: Hope of mankind; Prospects for peace, part one. Boston, MA: University of Maryland, American Archive of Public Broadcasting (GBH and the Library of Congress), Boston, MA and Washington, DC. Retrieved from http://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-500-8g8fk85n