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Conservative MP Geoffrey Rippon discusses his proposal for a new Citizens Volunteer Force, which would be ready in state of emergency behind the Territorial Army and the Police Force. Male interviewer not...
Paul Callan with the Celebrity Interview programme. This week’s guest is Donald Wise, a Daily Mirror war correspondent who is now returning to work in London. On his return; his life including as a...
Excerpts from speeches of US President Richard Nixon, 1952-73 (or 74?) (28 items). Special feed from ABC Radio News to London Broadcasting. 1: 22/08/73. Nixon will not resign. 2: 30/04/73. Responsibility for...
Selection of President John F. Kennedy speeches: State of the Union, 30/01/61; Inaugural Address, 20/01/61; Radio and television report to the American people on the Berlin crisis, 25/07/61; Swearing in as...
A selection of archival BBC radio clips on the D-Day landings. The first is the announcement of the D-Day landings, including a report from a bomber plane on a mission as they fly over the invasion. The next...
Interview with publisher and former Labour MP Robert Maxwell on his life and career. Covers the way the press invades his private life; his thoughts on bringing in a new Scottish paper; advertising; his...
Interview with Israeli Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion on giving up territories won by Israel during the 1967 war and possibilities for peace. Interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
Speech by Madame Binh, Provisional Revolutionary Government of South Vietnam (PRG) Foreign Minister, in which she claims those fighting against the country were guilty of war crimes.
Archive speech by US President Richard Nixon in which he says ending the Vietnam War is a step towards peace, a peace which must last (23/01/73).
Archive speech by US President Richard Nixon in which he announces the withdrawal of 150,000 troops from Vietnam (20/04/70).
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