Henry Kissinger

6 Collection Items

• The President Calling: White House Tapes

  Three of America's most compelling presidents - John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Richrad M. Nixon bugged their White House offices and tapped their telephones. They left behind thousands of secretly recorded conversations, from momentous to mundane. In this documentary project, American RadioWorks eavesdrops on presidential telephone calls to hear how each man used one-on-one politics to shape history.

  Nov. 4, 200351 minSave
• NPR Special: Richard Nixon funeral service

  NPR SPECIAL live coverage of Richard Nixon funeral service. Program includes sermon from Billy Graham; speeches by Henry Kissinger, Bob Dole, Pete Wilson, and Bill Clinton. There are also brief commentary and reports.

  Apr. 27, 1994Save
• Henry Kissinger press conference at Radisson South Hotel, Bloomington

  Press conference of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger held at the Radisson South Hotel in Bloomington on July 15th, 1975. Meeting with media was preceded by a speech Kissinger gave, titled “The Moral Foundations of Foreign Policy.”

  Jul. 16, 197530 minSave
• Secretary of state Henry Kissinger discusses importance of peace

  Audio of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger speaking. Short discussion of viewpoint that peace should not be a unilateral undertaking by whatever the politics of the administration in charge.

  Jul. 15, 1975Save
• Secretary of state Kissinger espouses the direction of national foreign policy

  Secretary of State Henry Kissinger puts forth the intent of the United States in the Cold War world of the 1970s, including his philosophy on the basis and meaning of detente with the Soviet Union.

  Jul. 15, 1975Save
• Henry Kissinger - The Moral Foundations of Foreign Policy

  Secretary of State Henry Kissinger speaking at the Radisson South Hotel in Bloomington, followed by a question and answer period. Speech was titled "The Moral Foundations of Foreign Policy". Event sponsored by the Upper Midwest Council. Opening remarks and introduction by Senator Hubert Humphrey and Governor Wendell Anderson. Outside protests and an inside heckler can be heard occasionally throughout recording.

  Jul. 15, 197574 minSave