Public Broadcast Laboratory; 105

National Educational Television and Radio Center · December 3, 1967

This episode of PBL includes segments "Good-bye and Good Luck", a series of reports on Robert McNamara's departure as Secretary of Defense to lead the World Bank; "Clean Meat in Trouble", about the woes of the meat industry; "A Negro G.I. Comes Home", about a black GI's return from the Vietnam War; "The Insights of Dean Acheson", a discussion with the former Secretary of State; "Edward P. Morgan's Point of View"; and "Whatever Happened to Statues?", a discussion with Louis Friedman about the state of the arts in the US.