CAN THE U.N. SURVIVE? Part 6
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TELEVISION DISCUSSION: Examines "the ordeal of the United Nations to see how it has changed" since its founding in 1945; estimates its prospects for survival, its role as a peace keeping organization, its weaknesses, its racism, and the failure of some member nations to pay their financial obligation. President John Fitzgerald Kennedy; U.N. Ambassadors Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S.; Nikolai Fedorenko, U.S.S.R.; Alex Quaison-Sackey, Ghana; Dr. Vasco Garin, Portugal; and Walter Loridan, Belgium; Dr. Andrew Cordier, of Columbia University; and Henry Cabot Lodge, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N., make statements. Theodore Granik opens and closes the show.
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General Records of the Department of State
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Moving Images Relating to U.S. Foreign Policy and Foreign Relations
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