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Record information – Brief W5
Series title:W5Hierarchical level:Item (Accession level)Item number (ISN):146622Type of material:Moving imagesFound in:Archives / Film, Video and Sound -
Record information – Details Fonds/collection:CTV TELEVISION NETWORK / RÉSEAU DE TÉLÉVISION CTVAccession:1989-0530Media:VideoPart:1 of 1Release date:1969-10-19Production company:CTV Television NetworkProduction credit:director, Robert Conroy; producer/reporter, Warner Troyer; executive producer, Don MacPherson; host, Jack McGaw; reporter, Kelly Crichton; Stephen Dewar; Norm Perry; Stephen Banher VIETNAM: photography, John Foster; reporter, Ken LefoliiDescription:A public affairs series hosted by Jack McGaw. Children are asked what they think about war. The song "Sing Out Montreal", written for the Montreal Grey Cup, is played over scenes of Canadian Football League games and riots. W5 visits a Red Cross blood donor clinic at a high school to illustrate the prevalence of drug use. Nurses and blood bank director Dr. D.M. Wrobel comment on how much blood has to be discarded because the donors are using drugs. Norm Perry discusses the use of amphetamines with Sandy, a teenager who injects speed, and psycho-pharmacologist Bill Clement. Ken Lefolii reports from Paris, France on the moratorium on the Vietnam peace talks. Warner Troyer visits Canada's first coeducational dormitory, located at Carleton University in Ottawa. W5 examines the case of Jimmy [Autry], a United States Naval deserter who was deported from Halifax under the provisions of the Canadian Defence Forces Act.Language:EnglishNotes:Detailed holdings information: -
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