NET Journal (1966)
- Documentary
- Drama
- Journalism
Directed by: Jack Willis, Robert Kaiser, Harold Mayer, Murray Lerner, Robert Squier
Written by: Keith Adam, Hans Walter Berg, Bernt Bernholm, Penny Bernstein, Alistair Cooke
An interview with H. L. Hunt, billionaire and champion of the right wing. A staunch conservative, Hunt uses his money to sell his ideas to Americans. Radio programs, newspaper ads, pamphlets, films, his own columns and books:all are backed by the Hunt fortune; all are outlets for his views on the way this country should be run. Cameras show Hunt at work and at home with his family in Dallas. Discussing Hunt and his activities are Charles Baker and Dr. Franklin Littell of the Institute of American Democracy.
- Original title
- NET Journal
- Storyline
- An interview with H. L. Hunt, billionaire and champion of the right wing. A staunch conservative, Hunt uses his money to sell his ideas to Americans. Radio programs, newspaper ads, pamphlets, films, his own columns and books:all are backed by the Hunt fortune; all are outlets for his views on the way this country should be run. Cameras show Hunt at work and at home with his family in Dallas. Discussing Hunt and his activities are Charles Baker and Dr. Franklin Littell of the Institute of American Democracy.
- Companies
- National Educational Television (NET), Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
- Release dates
- US January 1, 1966