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"Linus Pauling and the Twentieth Century."

"Linus Pauling and the Twentieth Century." 1996.
Produced by BMV Productions for Soka Gakkai International, used in conjunction with the traveling exhibit "Linus Pauling and the Twentieth Century."

A Grilling on "Meet the Press." (0:47)


Transcript

Narrator: In a 1958 "Meet the Press" interview, a reporter quizzed Pauling about some sixty organizations and petitions that Pauling had signed, which supposedly served the interest of the Communist cause.

Lawrence Spivak: Doctor how do you explain this thing, for example, this House Un-American Activities, which said "His whole record indicates that Dr. Linus Pauling is primarily engrossed in placing his scientific attainments in service of a host of organizations which have in common complete subservience to the Communist Party of the United States of America."

Linus Pauling: Not one of which was on the Attorney General's list, by the way, and this House Un-American Activities committee never accused me of anything, never called me in. This is just an effort to keep the people from knowing what the truth is, to keep people like me from using their constitutional rights of free speech.

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Creator: Lawrence Spivak, Linus Pauling
Clip ID: 1996v.4-press

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Creator: Soka Gakkai International-USA
Associated: Lawrence Spivak, Linus Pauling

Date: 1996
Genre: video
ID: 1996v.4
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