antinuclear movement

Profiles two compelling portraits of the Krocs: Ray, the struggling salesman with a vision that later became the fast food chain, McDonald's, and Joan, the philanthrop ist, activist, and proponent of the peace movement who later became his wife.

Thirteen-week television course and prime-time television series which premiered in 1989. Sheds new light on the ideas, decisions, and experiences of the past, and helps to define the prospects for the future.

The author offers a personal account of the encampment at Greenham Common, England where a group of women had gathered to protest against the Cruise Missle base located there.

Discusses the history of the post-World War II arms race and the arguments for and against the further development and stockpiling of nuclear weapons.

When a mother discovers her small daughter and son have built a shelter to protect themselves from nuclear attact, she explains that grownups all over the world are working hard to make the world safe for children to grow up in.

The author's memoir of her successful campaign to prevent the construction of two nuclear power reactors near her Oklahoma farm, a battle she waged for nine years, costing her and her husband their entire savings, the nursing home they owned, and almost the family farm.