Archive for the 'Pro-Democracy' Category
Weather Forecast For Vilnius: Blustery With Occasional Posturing – April 1, 1990
• April 1, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1990s, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Capitol Hill, Civil unrest, Cold War, Communists, Conflicts, Congress, Day in history, Democracy, Emerging Nations, History, Independence Movements, News reports, Newscast, Past Daily, Poland, Police, Politics, Presidents, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Radio, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Solidarity, Soviet Union, Supreme Court, The Fourth Estate, The Press, Uncategorized, Vintage Recordings, Week In History, World News
Tags: April Fools Day, Buffalo New York, Helmut Kohl, Lithuania, Nelson Mandela, Robert Alton Harris, Soviet Union, Vilnius
Soapy Goes To Africa – March 26, 1964
• March 26, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1960's, Africa, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Capitol Hill, Civil unrest, Civil War, Cold War, Commentators, Communists, Conflicts, Congress, Coup d'Etat, Day in history, Democracy, Disconnect, Disputes, Education, Emerging Nations, Foreign Policy, History, Independence Movements, LBJ, Mid-Century America, Past Daily, Post World War 2, Presidents, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Quality of Life, Radio, Socialists, Society, Soviet Union, U.S. Intervention, Uncategorized, United Nations, Unreleased recordings, Vietnam War, Vintage Recordings, War, Weekend Talkshows Past, World News
Tags: Belgian Congo, Belgium, Cold War, Congo, Foreign Policy, Meet The Press, Moscow, United Nations peacekeeping
A Delicate Balance – March 14, 1948 – Past Daily Reference Room
• March 14, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in Uncategorized, Presidents, Day in history, Soviet Union, economy, Vintage Recordings, Middle East, Civil War, U.S. Intervention, Broadcast Journalism, Democracy, Congress, Capitol Hill, Cold War, Post World War 2, 1940's, Popular Culture, Society, Middle Class, Quality of Life, News reports, World News, Communists, India, Commentators, Pundits, Americana, Mid-Century America, Conflicts, War, Disputes, Politics, Riots, Democrats, Republicans, Broadcasts, Pro-Democracy, United Nations, War Crimes, Past Daily Reference Room, Africa, Independence Movements, Newscast, Red Scare, Social Commentary, The Press, The Fourth Estate, Immigration, Civil unrest, Disconnect, Coup d'Etat, Radio, Emerging Nations, Education, Socialists, Past Daily, Foreign Policy
Tags: Africa, Capitol Hill, Cold War, Communists, France, Italy, Marshall Plan, Soviet Union
Situation: The Congo – 1960 – Past Daily Reference Room.
• March 1, 2013 • 1 CommentPosted in 1960's, Africa, Border wars, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Conflicts, Coup d'Etat, Egypt, Foreign Policy, Ivory Coast, Libya, News reports, Past Daily, Past Daily Reference Room, Post World War 2, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Quality of Life, Racial unrest, Red Scare, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Soviet Union, Uncategorized, United Nations, Vintage Recordings, Violence, World News
Tags: Africa, Belgian Congo, Congo, Congo Republic, Democratic Republic Congo, Eyewitness To History, Soviet Union, Walter Cronkite
Prepping For An Inaugural, Avoiding A Confrontation – January 14, 1957
• January 14, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1950's, Americana, Border wars, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Capitol Hill, Civil War, Cold War, Commentators, Communist China, Communists, Conflicts, Congress, Day in history, Democracy, Democrats, Disconnect, Disputes, Eisenhower, Elections, Foreign Policy, Gaza Strip, History, Independence Movements, Israel, Mid-Century America, Middle Class, Middle East, News reports, Newscast, Nixon, Past Daily, Post World War 2, Presidential Elections, Presidents, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Pundits, Red Scare, Republicans, Riots, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Soviet Union, The Fourth Estate, The Press, Uncategorized, United Nations, Unreleased recordings, Vintage Recordings, Violence, War, World News
Tags: 1957, Budapest, Cedric Foster, Conservative Press, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Fulton Lewis, Fulton Lewis Jr., Hungarian Revolt, Middle East, radio broadcast, Richard Nixon, United States Congress, United States presidential inauguration, White House
1968: Year Of Revolution – Past Daily Reference Room: Through A Glass Darkly Edition.
• December 26, 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1960's, 1968, 60's Radicals, Astronauts, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Capitol Hill, Cities, Civil Rights, Civil unrest, Civil War, Cold War, Commentators, Communists, Conflicts, Congress, Conventions, Corruption, Counterculture, Coup d'Etat, Crime, Day in history, Democracy, Democrats, Desegregation, Dictator, Disconnect, Disputes, Documentaries, Dr. Martin Luther King, Education, Elections, Emerging Nations, Generation Gap, Gun violence, Independence Movements, Mid-Century America, Middle Class, News reports, Nixon, Non-Violence, Past Daily, Past Daily Reference Room, Police, Politics, Popular Culture, Poverty, Presidential Elections, Presidents, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Psychedelia, Quality of Life, Racial unrest, Radio, Republicans, Riots, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Soviet Union, Spaceflight, The Fourth Estate, The Press, Uncategorized, United Nations, Veterans, Vietnam War, Vintage Recordings, Violence, World News, Year-end Review
Tags: 1968, Audio Player, Christmas, December 1968, Earth, France, Holiday, Moon, NBC, NBC Radio, Paris, Politics, Protest, Protest Movements, Strikes, Year-end, Year-end Review
Solidarity In The Balance – December 14, 1981
• December 14, 2012 • 1 CommentPosted in 1980's, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Civil Rights, Civil unrest, Cold War, Communists, Conflicts, Day in history, Democracy, Dictator, Disputes, History, News reports, Newscast, Past Daily, Poland, Police, Politics, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Radio, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Solidarity, Soviet Union, Union Busting, Unions, Vintage Recordings, Violence, World News
Tags: 1981, Donald Tusk, Lech Walesa, Moscow, Poland, Russia, Solidarity, Warsaw, Wojciech Jaruzelski
Music Of Protest – Syrian Singer/Musician Samih Choukeir.
• October 21, 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in Arab Spring, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Civil Rights, Civil unrest, Civil War, Corruption, Counterculture, Democracy, Dictator, Disconnect, Disputes, Emerging Nations, French Radio, Independence Movements, Interviews, Middle East, Non-Violence, Past Daily, Politics, Popular Culture, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Quality of Life, Social Commentary, Society, Solidarity, Uncategorized, World News
Tags: Ahmed Deeb, Amman, Bashar al-Assad, Government, Jordan, Lakhdar Brahimi, Middle East, Samih Choukeir, Syria, Syrian people
October 20, 1957 – The Trouble With Algeria.
• October 20, 2012 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1950's, Arab Spring, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Civil unrest, Civil War, Commentators, Conflicts, Democracy, Disconnect, Disputes, Documentaries, History, Independence Movements, Post World War 2, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Uncategorized, United Nations
Tags: Africa, Algeria, Algiers, CBS Radio, Middle East, North Africa, Paris, World War II
A Year After Toasts And Hugs; Suspicion – May 8, 1946
• May 8, 2013 • Leave a CommentPosted in 1940's, Broadcast Journalism, Broadcasts, Capitol Hill, Cold War, Commentators, Communists, Conflicts, Congress, Day in history, Democracy, Democrats, Disconnect, Disputes, Egypt, Emerging Nations, Gun violence, Harry S. Truman, History, Independence Movements, Iran, Labor, Mid-Century America, Middle East, News reports, Newscast, Northern Ireland, Past Daily, Police, Politics, Post World War 2, Poverty, Pro-Democracy, Protest Movements, Radio, Red Scare, Social Commentary, Socialists, Society, Solidarity, Soviet Union, The Fourth Estate, The Press, U.S. Intervention, Unions, United Nations, Veterans, Vintage Recordings, Violence, War, Week In History, World News, World War 2
Tags: Britain, British Army, Cold War, David Fleming, Frazier Hunt, Northern Ireland, United Nations, United States