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VIETNAM JOHN CHANCELLOR SSR #2520 SIDE A This is October 7th, 1982. We're doing a WGBH production #TVP 004 on Vietnam, interview with John Chancellor. This is Sound Roll #2520, coming up on camera roll #538. Here's a reference tone. Okay. Rolling. Beep, A JOHN CHANCELLOR SOUND ROLL #2521 SIDE B OF TAPE This is the start of Sound Roll #2521. Camera roll #540 coming up. It's October 7th TVP 004, Vietnam interview with John Chancellor. Here's a reference. Tone. This is sync 4 coming up, sync 4. Rolling. Beep, 'm saying is... Tone. Five. Coming up on five. Rolling. Tone. Is it November '61? Okay, John

are William McCue, a former prison inmate, and Jessica Mitford, author. Advocate Crawford Morris says, "no." The abuses to which prisoners are put in human experimentation are extremely rare. The real important problem that we face tonight is whether suffering and disease will ever be cured if we banned experimentation. My witnesses tonight are Dr. John Arnold, Director of the Harry S. Truman Laboratory in Kansas City, and Dr. Monroe Trout, Vice, Crawford Morris, who's making his first appearance with us tonight. He's an attorney from Cleveland who has specialized in medicine and the law. We'll be back to these gentlemen for their cases in a moment, but first a word

in support of the proposal is Representative Morris Udall, Democrat from Arizona. Appearing as witnesses with Mr. Udall are Democratic Senators Hubert Humphrey from Minnesota and Edmund Muskie from Maine. Arguing against the proposal, between the President and the Congress; and specifically, our question is this: "Should the President spend the money that Congress appropriates?" Advocate Morris Udall says, "Yes." Next year's federal budget is $280

? And should there be an absolute ceiling on campaign expenditures? Tonight our debate will focus on the principles underlying one of these bills introduced by Congressman Morris Udall of Arizona and John Anderson of Illinois. It provides