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Speaking at a benefit showing of "Eight Minutes to Midnight," a documentary portrait of her personal fight for nuclear disarmament, Caldicott characterized the political situation as "really grim... more grim than when the film was made...
While members of two Cambridge disarmament organizations sponsoring the benefit screening distributed petitions calling for an immediate nuclear arms freeze, Caldicott urged spectators to actively involve themselves in the disarmament campaign...
Anti-nuclear activist Dr. Helen M. Caldicott, former clinical instructor in Pediatrics at the Harvard-affiliated Children's Hospital, said the World War II decision to launch a nuclear attack against...
Disarmament will be "the greatest challenge the human race has ever had," but the Soviet Union and the United States must work together to save "a planet that may alrady be terminally ill." Caldicott said, receiving a long standing ovation as she concluded...
...Before Caldicott spoke, the Phi Beta Kappa members heard Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Stanley Kunitz '26 read his unfinished work. "The Wellfleet Whale," and listened to choral music performed by the Harvard-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum...