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Newsroom KQED; Edited program about nuclear testing in Tahiti

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Title Number00204756PurposeCataloger Supplied TitleRelated TitleInterview with Senator Pouvanaa a OopaInterviews and miscellaneous footage tape 1Tahitians performing at the Paramount Theatre in OaklandInterview with Dr. Amos NormanSeparate interviews with graduate student, person, and Senator Pouvanaa a OopaSummaryCopy of an episode of Newsroom, aired on KQED and hosted by Mel Wax, on nuclear weapons testing in the Pacific. Includes statements by Steve Sheffler, James Boyack, crew member of the Corpus Christi (nuclear testing observation vessel), John Goffman, and Dr. Linus Pauling. Episode includes an in-studio interview with Senator Alan Cranston on American participation in nuclear testing in Mururoa and nuclear disarmament. After the segment with Senator Cranston the copy ends and tape continues with part of an edited program including interviews and voice over by Kevin Coates on nuclear testing in Tahiti and the U.S. involvement in those tests. Interviews include unnamed woman; Stanford Research Institute Manager of the Radiation Physics Department Bob Armistead; Senator Alan Cranston, Dr. Amos Norman, and Senator Pouvanaa a Oopa. Includes footage of nuclear explosions, Tahitians performing at Paramount Theatre in Oakland, and Tahiti.

This video may contain some minor audio and visual imperfections due to the deterioration of the original videotape. Every effort has been made to provide the best possible copy.MediumMoving ImageSub-mediumVideotapeCollectionKevin CoatesParent CollectionFri Atomique Tahiti Tapes

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SubjectTahitiTahitiansNuclear weaponsNuclear arms control

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LanguageEnglishTahitianColorBlack and WhiteSoundYesDuration00:32:26Preservation Supported ByOffice of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA)

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