Program Number: 22

Contents: Report: A report on how Castro's proclaimed Cuban support for African independence and black majority rule could be one of the major factors working against a thaw in the normalization of U.S. ? Cuban relations; and an oral history of the War of the Pacific from which the small country of Bolivia emerged as a landlocked nation. Interview: Riordan Roett, director of Latin American Studies at Johns Hopkins University, talks about U.S. foreign aid and the role of aid in general in inter?American relations.

Recorded: May 13, 1977

Final Production: n/a

[Air Date]: May 30, 1977

Timings: v.o. 29:46, m.o. 30:05