Item NUCLEAR AGE 11/62 - Interview with nuclear freeze campaigner Randy Keehler, [1988]

Typescript transcript of interview with Randy Keehler, activist, US Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, western Massachusetts, USA, 1980-1985, relating to the election of Ronald (Wilson) Reagan as US President, Nov 1980; the Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign in western Massachusetts, USA, 1980-1982; the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty II (SALT II) on agreed limits on the numbers and testing of new types of Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles (ICBM), Jun 1979; the increase in US defence spending during the adminstration of US President Reagan, 1981-[1988]; the influence on policy of the European peace and disarmament movements, 1982; accusations of KGB infiltration of the US Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign, 1982; the disarmament rally held in Central Park, New York City, USA, 12 Jun 1982; the US Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI), 1983-1986; the re-election of US President Reagan, Nov 1984.