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The travel, lodging and other costs of conducting more than 100 interviews so far – usually in the homes of movement veterans – are not cheap. And there is urgency to getting these stories recorded. Since the last interview tour in 2013, two of these movement vets, Sister Elizabeth Kelliher and Danny Schecter (“the News Dissector”) passed away. Their stories related to No Nukes simply would not have been told had the project been too late.
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The travel, lodging and other costs of conducting more than 100 interviews so far – usually in the homes of movement veterans – are not cheap. And there is urgency to getting these stories recorded. Since the last interview tour in 2013, two of these movement vets, Sister Elizabeth Kelliher and Danny Schecter (“the News Dissector”) passed away. Their stories related to No Nukes simply would not have been told had the project been too late.
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