Terry Sanford: Duke University and the U.S. Senate
Season 2004 Episode 103 | 58m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
Terry Sanford comments about the late 1960s and the Vietnam War.
After his term as governor was over, he went back to practicing law and set up a study of American States to student other state governments. From his findings, he thought that states were becoming too dependent on the federal government and were not showing the excellence and leadership that he felt state governments should model.
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Biographical Conversations with James Goodmon was made possible by the generous support of Frank Daniels, Jr.
Terry Sanford: Duke University and the U.S. Senate
Season 2004 Episode 103 | 58m 48sVideo has Closed Captions
After his term as governor was over, he went back to practicing law and set up a study of American States to student other state governments. From his findings, he thought that states were becoming too dependent on the federal government and were not showing the excellence and leadership that he felt state governments should model.
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Biographical Conversations With... is a local public television program presented by PBS NC
Biographical Conversations with James Goodmon was made possible by the generous support of Frank Daniels, Jr.