Gallery - Mururoa protest interview with Bill Ralston

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Gallery - Mururoa protest interview with Bill Ralston

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In this short Gallery interview — broadcast in June 1973 — Peace Media representative (and future TVNZ news boss) Bill Ralston talks about dwindling supplies for two private vessels that had left Aotearoa, to protest upcoming French nuclear testing at Mururoa Atoll. Ralston accuses Prime Minister Norman Kirk of being “a little bit heartless” for not assisting. Actually Kirk was realising plans for the HMNZS Otago to join the vigil. Protest yacht Fri was later stormed by French commandos, and ...

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1973

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/gallery-mururoa-bill-ralston-1973

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nuclear / mururoa / protest / frigate / barry mitcalfe / spirit of peace / atoll / fallout / nukes / no nukes / underground testing / french / france / norman kirk / norm kirk / big norm / prime minister / cook islands / nuke test / nuclear testing / anti-nuclear / atmospheric testing / government / nuclear fallout / political protest / peace squadron / 1970s / 70s / seventies

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