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Chuck interviews William J. (Bill) Federer about his historical perspective of the USA. Bill Federer is the author of many books including: Americas God and Country, Back Fired, George Washington Carver, American Quotations, The Ten Commandments and their Influence..., The Interesting History of Income Tax, Treasury of Presidential Quotations, Three Secular Reasons. Bills website is: www.AmericanMinute.com

“#1Japs Surrender Aug 14, 1945 7:05 PM” - This is a contemporary amateur home recording of a live WWII-era radio news broadcast. It contains live descriptions of the street celebrations that followed the announcement of the Japanese surrender that ended WWII. "#2 More Japs Surrender Aug 14, 1945 7:15 to 7:30 PM". This is a contemporary amateur home recording of a live WWII-era radio news broadcast. It contains additional live descriptions of the street celebrations in New York and Washington, details of the terms of the surrender, and some remarks by Fiorello LaGuardia, then Mayor of New York. "#3 News Of Jap Surrender Aug 14, 1945 7:45 to 8:00 PM" This is a contemporary amateur home recording of a live WWII-era radio news broadcast. It features bulletins regarding changes in government policy as a result of the end of the war - dropping of labor controls, ending of censorship, changes in military draft quotas, etc. "#4 News Of Jap Surrender Aug 14, 1945"This is a contemporary amateur home recording of a live WWII-era radio news broadcast. There is no time indication on this disk's label; I chose a time between the times indicated on the adjacent disks. It features a brief history and analysis of the surrender followed by live scenes of the street celebrations in New York, Washington, and Cleveland.

An audio recording made on November 18, 1978, at the Peoples Temple compound in Jonestown, Guyana immediately preceding and during the mass suicide or murder of over 900 members of the cult. This will take up the whole hour. The chat room will be open

October 22, 1962, Address to American People on the Soviet Arms Buildup in Cuba. Oval Office. Washington, DC. June 26, 1963,"Ich bin ein Berliner" speech. Berlin, Germany. June 11, 1963,Address to the American People on Civil Rights. Oval Office, Washington, DC. May 25, 1961, Establishing the goal of sending a man to the moon. U.S. Capitol. Washington, DC. History-John F Kennedy - Ask not what you

Charles Cobb - As Black History Month comes to an end, we talk with a couple of Civil Rights pioneers visiting the area. Today on Insight, you'll meet a man who risked his life to register Black voters in the deep south during the 1960s. Charles Cobb tells you about leaving Howard University in the early 1960s to become a field organizer for the Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee and how he came to organize the Freedom Schools during Freedom Summer 1964. "Standing On My Sisters' Shoulders" - A screening of "Standing on My Sisters' Shoulders" takes place this afternoon in Sacramento. The film tells the story of women who fought for Civil Rights change in Missippi. You'll meet two of the stars of the film, Constance Iona Slaughter-Harvey and Betty Pearson. "Crossing Continents" - We'll talk to the Davis man behind Crossing Continents, a world music radio show that's attracting some interesting artists to the area. This will take up the whole hour. The chat room will be open.

Kansas City native-son Colonel Charles McGee (Ret.), one of the famed World War II Tuskegee Airmen, shares his experience as a member of the pioneering group of black American aviators during World War II. This will take up the whole hour. The chat room will be open.

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