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CANADIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION, TELEVISION: CBOT FILM LIBRARY

1993-0182

Film

1 of 1

1960-12-26

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation

producer, Patrick Watson; script/interviewer, Charles Lynch; sound, George Gould; host, Davidson Dunton; technical producer, Robert Beaudin; lighting, Julian Leder; interviewer, Tom Gould; Stanley Burke; Knowlton Nash

The first program of the INQUIRY series. Intercut with footage of interviews, host Davidson Dunton looks at the issue of trade with Cuba and its possible consequences for Canada. The United States embargo on exports to Cuba (except for food and medical supplies) at this time, affects the opinions and questions expressed, mainly focussing on the possibility of Canada undermining American foreign policy by trading with Cuba.~Interviews are conducted with: Adlai Stevenson, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations; Dr. J. [Batisse], leader of the Cuban trade commission; David Croll, Liberal Senator; [Adolph Burley], American observer; and Bill Costelle, author, writer and broadcaster, who is interviewed by Knowlton Nash in Washington.~Footage includes John G. Diefenbaker stating that the export business is necessary for Canada and on-the-spot interviews with people on the streets of Ottawa and New York.

English

Libre

GAD 0FD547

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