Gonzales Report [Guantanamo Bay Naval Base]; Gonzales Report [Guantanamo Bay Naval Base]

Beginning of program
History of the base
Outlining 1934 treaty, also mentioning 1903 treaty
About the layout and functions of the base
Cuban surveillance of base
Summing up
Mentions film from trip to Guantanamo Bay that he's hoping to show on next program

In collections

Details

Title: Gonzales Report [Guantanamo Bay Naval Base]
Identifier: e_hbg_0075
Description: Weekly public address from Congressman Henry B. Gonzalez to his constituents in Bexar County, Texas. Presented as the second in a series of three, with continued discussion on "the cuban situation." Gonzalez states that the base has recently become an emotionally charged issue and provides an overview of the base and its history, emphasizing that the 1934 treaty gives the U.S. the right to use the base. He also talks about the implausibility of Cuba attacking the base. Black and white picture with sound. Leader reads, "Gonzales-705, 185-12 (English)."
Creator: Gonzalez, Henry B.
Date: circa 1962-1967
Resource: Henry B. Gonzalez papers
Subject Geographic: United States - Washington (D.C.) - Washington (D.C.)
Box: 2004-127/341, reel 12
Collection Strength: Congressional and Political History
Civil Rights and Social Justice