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I Can Hear It Now / The Sixties

Walter Cronkite, Fred W. Friendly · 1999

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Лейбл	Legacy
Каталожный №	C2K 65907
Формат	2×CD, Альбом
Дата выпуска	1999
Страна	США
Жанр	Не музыка
Стиль	Interview, Dialogue, Political, Field Recording, Spoken Word
Штрихкод	074646590720

Треклист

	Prologue
	Warnings For The Decade
	January 20, 1961: John F. Kennedy: 'Ask Not What Your Country Can Do For You'
	November 14, 1961: Pablo Casals White House Concert
	John F. Kennedy: 'The Problems Are More Difficult Than I Imagined Them To Be'
	John F. Kennedy: 'Each Day The Crises Multiply' - January 30, 1961 State Of The Union
	John F. Kennedy, Richard Nixon: Excerpts From 1960 Debate On Cuba
	April 17, 1961: United Nations Security Council, Ambassador Adlai Stevenson Denies Bay Of Pigs Invasion
	April 21, 1961: News Conference: John F. Kennedy Takes Responsibility For Bay Of Pigs
	July 25, 1961: John F. Kennedy: Berlin Crisis / Need For Air Shelters
	March 21, 1962:John F. Kennedy: 'Inequity Of Life'
	June 26, 1963: John F. Kennedy: 'Ich Bin Ein Berliner'
	John F. Kennedy Humor: December 6, 1961: N.A.M. Speech; June 11, 1962: Yale Honorary Degree
	September 29, 1960: Krushchev Pounds Shoe At U.N., Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's Jibe At Krushchev
	October 3, 1960: Secretary General Dag Hammarskjöld's Fight Against Soviet Attempts To Impose Troika On United Nations
	September 25, 1961: John F. Kennedy Delivers Hammarskjöld's Eulogy
	October 25, 1962: Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin: Cuban Missile Crisis At U.N.
	October 22, 1962: John F. Kennedy Reports To Nation On Cuban Confrontation
	December 17, 1962: John F. Kennedy Describes Andrei Gromyko At White House During Missile Crisis
	October 28, 1962: Radio Moscow: Cuban Missile Crisis
	John F. Kennedy Sums Up Cuban Missile Crisis And American Position By Christmas 1962
	November 7, 1962: Nixon Concedes Defeat In California Gubernatorial Election
	February 20, 1962: Progress In Space, Early '60s: Sputnik I, Wehner Von Braun, Yuri Gagarin, Mercury I, John Glenn And Flight Of Friendship One
	May 8, 1963: John F. Kennedy: Need For A Test Ban Treaty
	June 10, 1963: John F. Kennedy American University Speech: 'We All Breathe The Same Air...'
	July 26, 1963: John F.Kennedy Announces 'Important First Step' Treaty Between United States, Soviet Union, And United Kingdom
	June 11, 1963: Deputy Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach And Governor George Wallace At The University Of Alabama; John F. Kennedy Broadcasts To The Nation After Black Students Have Entered University Of Alabama
	August 28, 1963: Civil Rights March On Washington: Mahalia Jackson; A. Philip Randolph; Martin Luther King Jr: 'i Have A Dream'
	November 22, 1963: John F. Kennedy Assassination / Lyndon B. Johnson Oath Of Office
	November 24, 1963: Lee Harvey Oswald Interview / Jack Ruby Murders Oswald
	November 25, 1963: Funeral Of John F. Kennedy
	November 27, 1963: Lyndon B. Johnson Addresses Joint Session Of Congress On Civil Rights Bill
	May, 1964: Senator Everett Dirksen Explains How Civil Rights Bill Will Get Through Senate
	July 16, 1964: Republican National Convention In San Francisco: Barry Goldwater: 'Extremisim In The Defense Of Liberty Is No Vice'
	July 14, 1964: Republican National Convention In San Francisco: Dwight D. Eisenhower Warns Against 'Sensation-Seeking Journalists'
	August 27, 1964: Democratic National Convention In Atlantic City: Lyndon B. Johnson Accepts Nomination
	August 1964: Harlem Riots
	August 4, 1964: Tonkin Gulf, Vietnam Incident And Resolution
	May 24, 1964: Barry Goldwater Suggests Defoliation Of Vietnam Jungle; Lyndon B. Johnson: Restraint In Vietnam Bombing
	1970: Reprise On Tonkin Gulf Resolution
	February 1965: Malcolm X Defines Black Power, Mrs. Malcolm X Describes His Assassination
	May 2, 1965: Santo Domingo Intervention
	January 28, 1966: Senate Hearings On Vietnam And Dominican Republic
	Government Officials Voice Optimism About Vietnam
	August 5. 1965: Burning Of Village Of Cam Ne
	November 1965: Great Power Blackout
	Contrasts In Music Of The Decade
	October 4, 1965: Pope Paul VI At United Nations
	Riots And Civil Disorder
	February 29, 1968: Report Of President's Commission On Violence
	Bob Dylan: 'The Times They Are A-Changin'
	Six-Day War
	June 5, 1967: Gamal Abdel Nasser Calls For Holy War Of Vengeance Against Israel
	June 5, 1967: War Comes To Cairo
	June 5, 1967: First Reports Of Israel's 'Instant Victory'
	June 7, 1967: Israeli Troops At Wailing Wall Of Ancient Temple
	June 9, 1967: President Nasser Resigns
	January 1968: New Hampshire Primary: Senator Eugene McCarthy Challenges President Johnson
	March 16, 1968: Senator Robert Kennedy Decides To Run
	March 31, 1968: Lydon B. Johnson Announces He Will Not Seek Another Term
	April 4, 1968:Assassination Of Martin Luther King Jr.
	We Shall Overcome', King's Last Speech, Atlanta Funeral
	April 5, 1968: Robert F. Kennedy Interrupts Campaigning To Speak Of Dr. King And Violence
	June 4, 1968: California Primary And Robert F. Kennedy Victory Announcement, Assassination Of Robert F. Kennedy
	June 8, 1968: Senator Edward M. Kennedy Delivers Robert F. Kennedy Eulogy
	August 8, 1968: Republican National Convention, Miami: Richard M. Nixon Accepts Nomination
	August 28-29, 1968: Democratic National Convention, Chicago
	August 20, 1968: Invasion Of Czechoslovakia
	May 1968: Demonstations At Columbia University
	April 28, 1969: President Charles De Gaulle Of France Resigns
	September 11, 1968: George Wallace Campaigns For President
	September 30, 1968: Hubert H. Humphrey, Salt Lake City
	November 6, 1968: Richard M. Nixon's Victory Statement
	December 24, 1968: Apollo Eight Orbits Moon
	Apollo Eleven: First Moon Landing
	July 24, 1969: President Richard M. Nixon Greets Astronauts Aboard Aircraft Carrier 'Wasp'
	August 1969: Woodstock Festival
	July 25, 1969: Incident At Chappaquiddick: Edward M. Kennedy
	January 20, 1969: Richard M. Nixon Presidential Inaugural Speech : 'We Are Caught In War, Wanting Peace'
	November 3, 1969: Richard M. Nixon Vietnam Policy Speech
	October 15-November 15, 1969: Peace Demonstration And Moratorium
	November 13, 1969: VP Agnew Castigates News Media
	April 29, 1970: Eric Sevareid Answers Vice President: Elmer Davis Memorial Lecture
	Chief Justice Earl Warren In One Of Has Rare Replies To Congressional Critics
	January 20, 1969: Richard M. Nixon: 'We Find Ourselves...Reaching For The Moon, Discord On Earth'
	Epilogue
	December 25, 1968: 'To See The Earth As It Truly Is...'