Today's America: A Conversation with William Watts and Rod MacLeish - February 25, 1976 Part 7
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A CONVERSATION WITH WILLIAM WATTS, AUTHOR OF STATES OF THE NATION 1974, AND JOURNALIST ROD MACLEISH. THEY DISCUSS THE CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE U S FROM THEIR EXPERIENCE AND VIEWPOINT, THE QUESTION OF CREDIBILITY THE U S PEOPLE HAVE IN THEIR GOVERNMENT AS A RESULT OF WATERGATE, CURRENT FOREIGN RELATIONS AND REACTIONS IN LIGHT OF THE RECENT CIA AND DOMESTIC SPYING PROBES. INCLUDES A DISCUSSION ON RACIAL PROBLEMS AND THE OIL DEPENDENCY ON THE MIDDLE EAST.
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