APRIL 6, 1959
Series VII: The District of Columbia
GOVERNMENT BY PUBLICITY
Speaker: Douglass Cater
Discussant: George Ghesquiere, Captain, USN, Martin Landau, George Lodge,
Adam Yarmonlinsky
Plenary abstract information to come...

APRIL 10, 1959
Plenary Session: AFRICA
Speaker: Franklin A. Lindsay
Discussant: Joseph Angell, Douglass Cater, Martin Landau
Description: Tom Mboya speaks about Africa's problems and its future. He describes the forces striving to free Africa from colonial rule and establish a new order. He talks about the territorial boundaries that were established without respect to geographical divisions or ethnic groupings. He concluded by stating that all Africa asks of the United States is understanding that Africans have the same desires as the U.S. is willing to fight for.

Keywords:
Africa, Kenya, democracy, equality, emergent continent, problems, domination, human struggle, colonial rule, colonialism, human potential, exploitation, territorial boundaries, race, segregation, independence, self determination, nationalist, liberation, communism, boundaries, violence,

Technical Details:
@00:08 George Truesdale introduces the CWA Session as a part of the program "Challenge To Thought"
@00:58 Quigg Newton introduces Tom Mboya
@03:35 Tom Mboya talks
@54:28 Mboya ends
@56:00 George Truesdale concludes the radio broadcast
@58:55 tape ends