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9:16Now PlayingAt the dawning of a new decade, Panorama tries to predict the significant trends and problems that may face the world in the 1960s.
In this extract, Patrick O'Donovan travels to the United States of America to gauge the mood of some eminent American public figures; politician Adlai Stevenson, writer Marya Mannes and physicist Dr Robert Oppenheimer. What challenges do they think the United States might face in the coming ten years?
Originally broadcast 4 January, 1960.
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