Europe At War – Ironies And Ominous Neutrality – April 7, 1940
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Yugoslavia And Greece: Next On The List – April 6, 1941
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The Pastels In Session – 1997 – Past Daily Soundbooth
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Galaxie 500 In Session – 1989 – Past Daily Soundbooth
– Galaxie 500 – In Session for John Peel – recorded September 24, 1989 – broadcast October 17, 1989 – BBC Radio 1 – Galaxie 500 to drag us kicking and screaming into Friday. An American Indie band who were together a relatively short period of time (1987-1991) but in
Cold War Muckraking – Korea – The Kremlin And Frank Costello – March 29, 1953
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3-Mile Island: “Everything’s Fine – Nothing To See – Just Keep Moving” – March 28, 1979
The true seriousness of the day wasn’t really known for almost 24 hours after the initial event occurred. The Nuclear Power Plant accident at 3-Mile Island on March 28, 1979 began at 4:00 in the morning and almost instantly there was a scramble to pretend nothing was wrong. So the