Human Rights In World Affairs: Implications For The Schools (1965)
Panel discussion of the content presented by Dr. John Gibson, Senior Associate Director, Lincoln Filene Center, Tufts University in his lecture "Human Rights In World Affairs"; featuring series hosts Dr. William Kvaraceus and Dr. John Gibson of Tufts University; Geoffrey Godsell, editorial staff, Christian Science Monitor; Alice Atamian, History Teacher, Lexington Public School System; Dean Edmond A Gullion, Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Tufts University. Recorded in the WGBH studios, 10/7/1965, B&W directed by Allan Hinderstein.
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