Speaker 1: The control group depicts a nuclear catastrophe and the complete
Speaker 1: annihilation of the human race. Listener discretion is advised. It's
Speaker 1: time for the letter from satur Jane Notch. The letters
Speaker 1: what sata with a valuable kodak insmatter? General? Wayne? How
Speaker 1: long have you been up? Why didn't you wake me? Fronto?
Speaker 1: You said it for eight le get Becky to the
Speaker 1: bus in twenty minutes. That matter the driver. I don't
Speaker 1: want to drive, Fry have things to do. All you
Speaker 1: have to do? I had things to do, Wayne, I
Speaker 1: do things morning. Princess Up up, Daddy turned off my alarm.
Speaker 1: Now we're running late, Dimon. Now I need youdn't get
Speaker 1: up so we can get going way. What do you
Speaker 1: want to breakfast? You don't want breakfast. We kept toast
Speaker 1: with a bright egg. I don't want to eat. You
Speaker 1: have to eat so you don't have energy for school.
Speaker 1: I want to go to school. We all have things
Speaker 1: we don't want to do. But why you please not today?
Speaker 1: We can't afford for you to miss the bus. I
Speaker 1: can't take you this morning. I have too many things
Speaker 1: to Please. Get out of my room. I'll get up.
Speaker 1: You just leave me alone. That's enough. Your father's driving
Speaker 1: to Atlanta. He'll be gone for a couple of days,
Speaker 1: so let's be pleasant so he can leave with a
Speaker 1: good feeling. Let's be quiet and not upset dad, how
Speaker 1: about my feelings. Don't be such a grumble post stop
Speaker 1: calling me that do what you want. Then I'll make
Speaker 1: a cup of tea to go with your toast. Fine,
Speaker 1: but I won't drink it to take time enough to
Speaker 1: today's show goes. All right, we may run tomorrow's with
Speaker 1: a real human at the controls. Thank you, Eva, that's beautiful.
Speaker 1: All right, I'm gone. You said it was only for
Speaker 1: a couple of days. Yeah, So why take such a
Speaker 1: big suitcase? Maybe I don't want my suits to get rankled.
Speaker 1: Three suits, one for tonight, one for tomorrow, one for Wednesday. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's my briefcase by the door. You don't want to
Speaker 1: just take one suit and three ties? So now you're
Speaker 1: going to interrogate me, interrogating you? What is it you think, Dori?
Speaker 1: What is your suspicion? Let's drop it. Sorry, I asked,
Speaker 1: are you to tell? You know? Do? Maybe this is
Speaker 1: my big chance? Maybe this time I want to make
Speaker 1: an impression, and I don't want that impression to be
Speaker 1: here's the guy who can only afford one good suit? Fine,
Speaker 1: I was only trying to Hell. Hell, did you get
Speaker 1: the door for not just nine? Call me tonight when
Speaker 1: you're settled in Okay, I'm a couple hours away, and
Speaker 1: what they charged for long distance? Wait? A second dial
Speaker 1: person to person and I'll decline the call. I just
Speaker 1: want to know you got this all right. I will
Speaker 1: now let me go. Do you have your handkerchiefs? I
Speaker 1: have everything. Look well, I'm gone. Promise me you and
Speaker 1: Becky won't fight the whole time. Why don't you make
Speaker 1: her promise? Really, Wayne, she's becoming impossible to deal with.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna argue about it, but I don't mind
Speaker 1: telling you. I'm starting to get pretty much fed up.
Speaker 1: Maybe you should participate a little more. Back me up
Speaker 1: for once in your life. Goodbye, Wayne? Wait, come back
Speaker 1: for sect? Will you at least kiss me? Goodbye? I
Speaker 1: gotta go. When you get back from Atlanta, I'll make
Speaker 1: you a nice dinner. Maybe we'll dine out. Invite the Schultzs,
Speaker 1: the schultz Is. I can't be laid dory. Okay, get
Speaker 1: out of here. Love you, love you too, Try not
Speaker 1: to fight coming. Princess, Oh, never mind, a fount of myself.
Speaker 1: Please don't call me princess. It's condescending. Before you know it,
Speaker 1: a lot of the boys and girls out there. You
Speaker 1: haven't got time to watch television, watching it and just
Speaker 1: drowning out the us of all the arguing. No one's argument.
Speaker 1: You'll damage you're hearing if you play. It's allow, Becky,
Speaker 1: you didn't touch your breakfast, doesn't matter. You still have
Speaker 1: to eat. You need fuel. My blue scarf? What about
Speaker 1: your blue scarf? I want to wear it, of course,
Speaker 1: of course, the blue and white stripes, the pale blue
Speaker 1: with the scalloped edges. Scalloped edges. Mother, Now is not
Speaker 1: the time to make fun. Understand, you're the one who
Speaker 1: insists I wake up in the middle. I'm sorry, just
Speaker 1: so I can catch the bus and ride to school
Speaker 1: with a lot of screaming chill George scarf. Really, mother,
Speaker 1: I don't know how much longer you will insist upon
Speaker 1: treating me like a child, and I appreciate your cooperation.
Speaker 1: Couldn't you tie that once you get to school? Mother?
Speaker 1: You must be joking. Please, Becky, I need you to
Speaker 1: make that bus. Fine, I'll go you have money for lunch.
Speaker 1: I have money for lunch. I'll be here when you
Speaker 1: get home. Goodbye, dear, goodbye. I love you. I do
Speaker 1: love her. There are the radio signals from the galaxies
Speaker 1: that surrounding observative technical progress of remote civilization to the
Speaker 1: mature and flower study their behave shoes and to keep
Speaker 1: him off by shot. Something to do with keeping as
Speaker 1: to preserve climb. We've received the dis from our sentinels.
Speaker 1: Which one those system and it's time system is it risks?
Speaker 1: We will send a rescue pilot one of was that distance,
Speaker 1: my queen? I am afraid it's impossible. All of our
Speaker 1: agents are on assignments. Any Hraematics part. There is one
Speaker 1: agent nagas Zetron. What is happening here? Why did you
Speaker 1: look at him? Any ah? Your imagining things? Who was
Speaker 1: this pilot? Zebtron was talking about it? Answer me? Plays
Speaker 1: are one? Can't waday card love those cords? Quiz one
Speaker 1: so nice? Why someone else has signed the mission? Why
Speaker 1: did you not tell me you were training to become Jude?
Speaker 1: Get the boys off? Okay? I wanted to surprise you. Good.
Speaker 1: What are you feeling? You certainly succeeded. I beg you
Speaker 1: to reconsider the question, when will I be allowed to
Speaker 1: live my own life? You don't think, oh, my life.
Speaker 1: I've wanted to prove myself to beat one thing other
Speaker 1: than the child of a better than me? Is being
Speaker 1: a princess such a terrible thing when you're thinking now
Speaker 1: rather than be a princess? Okay, I didn't think I'd
Speaker 1: ever get back out of the house today. Sure are
Speaker 1: familiar with Helio's three. I'll need to be back by
Speaker 1: two thirty before she gets home and chanced wait to
Speaker 1: destroy themselves and each their own apocalypse. As I see it,
Speaker 1: you have two options. You're I can demands now, you
Speaker 1: can allow me to fail, or you can help me succeed.
Speaker 1: You will travel to Helios three under our guidance. You
Speaker 1: will dismantle the doomsday system, and you will take measures
Speaker 1: to ensure the folly is not repeated, at least for
Speaker 1: the next thousand years. The statistical odds of your success
Speaker 1: I've been trained, and you're willing to risk such a sacrifice.
Speaker 1: Self sacrifice is the noblest gesture a person can make.
Speaker 1: You yourself told me that, so I did. I am
Speaker 1: blessed to have a daughter such as you. Quays are one.
Speaker 1: I expected this to be your answer, So preparations for
Speaker 1: your mission are already underway. May your voyage be swift,
Speaker 1: your mission successful, so that life in our galaxy shall
Speaker 1: be preserved. So it shall be. Your space suit is
Speaker 1: equipped with a computer in the chest plain and a
Speaker 1: communicator in your helmet. No matter who language is spoken
Speaker 1: right in Asian species, the communicator will translate both your
Speaker 1: speech and there I know all the subtraum microchip and
Speaker 1: inside your head will allow you to remain in constant communication.
Speaker 1: Just get me to the capsule as you wish online,
Speaker 1: you will be kept in suspected animation or post of
Speaker 1: the journey. Your body will be fed a steady drip
Speaker 1: of the dream a calm under this umbilicus that attaches
Speaker 1: to the ports on your space suit. This too will
Speaker 1: also be information into your computer as we obtain more
Speaker 1: data during your pride. By the time you arrive, we
Speaker 1: should ascertained the location. And my Queen, how was our
Speaker 1: pilot coming along? Just going through the previous breathing navigation child,
Speaker 1: I'd like a word with her before you see you
Speaker 1: with a capsule. Of course, Hello. You didn't say anything
Speaker 1: to Gina about Wayne and get your appreciated and preparation
Speaker 1: or launch really and let us delay. Think we are
Speaker 1: making things a way too complicated, trying to navigate everyone's feelings.
Speaker 1: Hang on closing the cap TV capsule door closing, no
Speaker 1: reading vital statistics. Do you hear that the Simons are
Speaker 1: going on life suspension sequence? You don't think it? Could
Speaker 1: be a tornado? The tornadoes in the summer year, And
Speaker 1: I don't hear anything. I've got on weather this morning
Speaker 1: from ready for lunch and ten nine eight seven six five. No,
Speaker 1: I suppose so three to sleep? Will on my precious daughter? Well,
Speaker 1: ways are one survived the journey? I'm going to turn
Speaker 1: down the TV and see if I can grab to
Speaker 1: Will anything be left? Becky plays it so loud I
Speaker 1: can't hear myself think. But then when she's away at school,
Speaker 1: I need something to keep me company. I need a
Speaker 1: radio in the kitchen. But that would be odd, wouldn't it.
Speaker 1: You can't hear it? Listen again? Ah, thank you? So
Speaker 1: I'm not going crazy after all. Well I may be
Speaker 1: going crazy, but not deaf. Does it make you feel
Speaker 1: weird when you hear it? Yeah? Me too, No, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I just assumed. No, they usually test on
Speaker 1: Thursdays at noon. Hang on, let me pick up the
Speaker 1: extension in the living room. Give me two shakes. Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm here now you hear me. Okay, do you know
Speaker 1: if it's good? Yeah? I just love I forgared it
Speaker 1: must be a falsil. Arnold Helen Huntley's on Now I'm
Speaker 1: looking at her now here, listen for yourself, girl nesting. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's really quite sophisticated. Enough okay, because what are you
Speaker 1: gonna do if Charlie starts sniffing around your skirt? I
Speaker 1: didn't realize it wasn't Well, did I ever tell you?
Speaker 1: He said to me at one of the football games.
Speaker 1: I can tell you Christmas feels you're going to appreciate this,
Speaker 1: And keep in mind that Gina was standing not five
Speaker 1: feet away from us. It's going to confirm every bad
Speaker 1: thought you ever had in your mind about him, well
Speaker 1: just about ten seconds. That's why I'm warning you break
Speaker 1: first station. Well, you know how I feel about him,
Speaker 1: So I'm just going to let you figure this one
Speaker 1: out on your own. You might actually learn something. Philip,
Speaker 1: you know Croisarmers Association. I'm sure Christmas seals campaign your bad.
Speaker 1: Right after this, and fifteen seconds later, we are still
Speaker 1: waiting on station identification. I'm sorry, I thought I thought
Speaker 1: we were going to I d forgive us, Elaine. It's Monday,
Speaker 1: and rather than station identification, it seems we will be
Speaker 1: sending you over to our news desk for an update
Speaker 1: from Vance Norwood. Or maybe you could just ask Vance
Speaker 1: Norwood to stop by here whenever he's ready, or you
Speaker 1: could just, I don't know, toss me some rubber balls
Speaker 1: and I'll juggle until we're ready to pitch to Vance. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you had to witness this, Elaine. It's quite
Speaker 1: all night. Hold tight, shoot if they're about to say
Speaker 1: what this is all about? Just moments ago, I know,
Speaker 1: I wish they'd turned it off already, giving me the
Speaker 1: vv gets. So that's all experience. Actively hold on and listening.
Speaker 1: They're saying, some airplanes are flying over Canada and you
Speaker 1: don't know who they are yet. Question, well, how am
Speaker 1: I supposed to find that out? Can I just ask?
Speaker 1: Should I ask? The nice man on television? Now? Well,
Speaker 1: give me two seconds to listen to what they're saying.
Speaker 1: You know what, you blew your chance? Now, seriously, you
Speaker 1: blew it. You're never going to get your answer from
Speaker 1: Mr TV man. I feel terribly back to w because
Speaker 1: they switched back to Helen Huntley there with us emergency over.
Speaker 1: I guess why aren't we Tommy? Can we can't do
Speaker 1: a break while we we encourage you not to be alarmed.
Speaker 1: In a moment, we'll return to Vance Norwood for further
Speaker 1: updates and find out what's what's really happening? Is that right, Tommy?
Speaker 1: Are we going back to Vance? Okay? Well, ah, they
Speaker 1: just announced that America is under attack, and I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to just what continue with our interview? Fine? Fine, um,
Speaker 1: We'll all just sit here for a moment, feeling a
Speaker 1: little dazed, looking confused, and starting to feel considerably anxious
Speaker 1: over the fact that Soviet bombers are now approaching American airspace?
Speaker 1: Is that what we're supposed to do? Tommy? No, No,
Speaker 1: she didn't possible. No one run down to the wire,
Speaker 1: find out what's happening. There's not right around? Do me
Speaker 1: think I don't care together myself? Whenever co is steing
Speaker 1: in the booth, which I do. We got nothing to
Speaker 1: cut to saying what never mind? Just wait, let's she'll
Speaker 1: She'll figure it out. Let's cut away. No no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no no. Put your hand on the button, but Stanley,
Speaker 1: just don't press it yet. Absolutely typical. I've been in
Speaker 1: the world of television, a bubble, a fantasy for so
Speaker 1: long that I have forgotten what it means to be
Speaker 1: a housewright. Everything together right while the whole world is
Speaker 1: coming apart of the scene. Okay, she's got a I
Speaker 1: call it a typical Monday, am I right? Ladies? How
Speaker 1: long can she roll with this? Don't you worry about it?
Speaker 1: Once her antlers go up, she won't miss a beat.
Speaker 1: You're the one who is expected to keep the family.
Speaker 1: Take cut to a close up so we can get
Speaker 1: the guests office set tighten up, one be ready to
Speaker 1: move if she does the forgotten birthday, the guest off
Speaker 1: as soon as we switch suddenly to grown up to
Speaker 1: be and one go now tell me what you got anything.
Speaker 1: Civil Defense is about to make a statement. They're going
Speaker 1: live in two and a half minute. Have Tommy signaled
Speaker 1: her to throw advance? In two Tommy, We're going to
Speaker 1: a live feed in two minutes, and change signal Helen
Speaker 1: to throw advance and two in we make safe living
Speaker 1: spaces for our family. Now if we can do think
Speaker 1: she got the message every day. Watch and you'll see
Speaker 1: more than Once she gets a message, she winks at
Speaker 1: the camera to let us know you're putting me on.
Speaker 1: That's how she signals to us while continuing to talk
Speaker 1: to the audience. I've been doing it for years. Watch
Speaker 1: for it. More than equipped to handle today. Watch for it.
Speaker 1: We're coming up on a minute. Amazing. Helen is a pro.
Speaker 1: She's got a gesture for pretty much every occasion. Oh,
Speaker 1: she's got a whole vocabulary. This is go to break.
Speaker 1: This means you don't yet know what that information is,
Speaker 1: but there's a good chance you'll be grateful you voted down.
Speaker 1: This is w e a l t V twelve Radio.
Speaker 1: This is Hard Viking, your official civil defense announcer. Here
Speaker 1: is a special message from civil defense. Federal authorities have
Speaker 1: said there is a chance that this area will be
Speaker 1: attacked by an enemy force. It does not mean an
Speaker 1: attack is certain, just that there is a possibility of
Speaker 1: such an attack. Keep tune to the station for further
Speaker 1: information and instructions. I repeat, keep saying, Americas under attack.
Speaker 1: Civil defense personnel report to your doney stations. Do not know.
Speaker 1: I am being completely serious. There are planes or rockets
Speaker 1: heading you right toward us. They just said, so I
Speaker 1: think we know, right. Wouldn't we hear something or see something?
Speaker 1: Keep you had said anything about this being a drill. No,
Speaker 1: I'm serious. They say you should see a bright flash
Speaker 1: and then after that allowed boom. That's when you have
Speaker 1: to lie down in a ditch. But there hasn't been
Speaker 1: anything like that. Water supplies. Wait, let me listen. Don't
Speaker 1: attempt to drive toward the largest cities. Keep doing to
Speaker 1: the station for further information. Remain calm, stay at home.
Speaker 1: If you are at home, shut the doors and windows
Speaker 1: and pull down the Jesus you need to go, turn
Speaker 1: on a radio or something. I think something really big
Speaker 1: is happening with your gas and oil furnace. Keep doing
Speaker 1: to the station for further information and instructions. If you
Speaker 1: have livestock, get the animals undercover. I wonder if I
Speaker 1: should go over to the school to get Becky Judith Judith, Hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: hello defense personnelity for your don't listen to rumors, and
Speaker 1: don't spread any rumors you have her. I can't, I can't.
Speaker 1: Just keep a station for further information. Remember You can
Speaker 1: give official civil defense programs only at six forty and
Speaker 1: twelve forty on your dial. Any other programs during the
Speaker 1: radio alert are unaffacable. Be aware of them. The enemy
Speaker 1: may attempt to confuse you by using unauthorized nations. Do
Speaker 1: not listen or start rumors. They can cause many as nations.
Speaker 1: Nation you are listening to over the bitch and helping
Speaker 1: like thank Arna and a under Fermativa. I hope the
Speaker 1: longer play to each other. Partner's second. You're not everything.
Speaker 1: You can everything, but have no more chat. I want
Speaker 1: everyone under their desks. Listen up, children, don't make me shout.
Speaker 1: That was a stop signed missy. He sank a local
Speaker 1: account the card. There's nothing but that's car ruler all
Speaker 1: regular where you're part or acorn pors call port on
Speaker 1: your radio to no, no, get out of the way.
Speaker 1: We got there. Okay, children, if you keep up this voice,
Speaker 1: Mr Killer is going to hear and easily name he comes.
Speaker 1: Keep m and that's even from your criminals. Think and
Speaker 1: mobil to take a barge. The basic goal of similar
Speaker 1: provaage preventing the death, damage and destructive and let's disast
Speaker 1: this PRIs Civil defense has a mission to protect life
Speaker 1: and property, to minimize and the pandami, and they mobilize
Speaker 1: and manage resources and production. Civil difference. There is not
Speaker 1: attache from the government to government itself. David battles and
Speaker 1: the rest to minimize the senior stand ready and we'll
Speaker 1: direct you where to corral the vehicles. Wayne, why don't
Speaker 1: you come in take the lead on setting up Sure,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I'm Wayne Langford on the Civil Defense District
Speaker 1: Operations Coordinator. This is General Pug Wheeley. We're here to
Speaker 1: access to fall out shelter and set up the emergency
Speaker 1: operations center. You'll have to excuse me. I don't know. Obviously,
Speaker 1: you're gonna want to get the hospital director, head doctor,
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna want to meet the head of operations, security, physical, plant,
Speaker 1: and even groundskeeping in that order. You got that start
Speaker 1: with the director. The phones are dead, dear. We have
Speaker 1: an internal system in case about it. I'll handle this event.
Speaker 1: How may I be of service? According to the emergency plan,
Speaker 1: all patients should be in um show me that folder again.
Speaker 1: Patients should be in the basement of the north wing,
Speaker 1: segregated by gender. Ambulatory patients in thirty minutes, incapacitated patients
Speaker 1: within ninety minutes, assuming we have a full staff. Do
Speaker 1: you have a full staff to them? We do. They're
Speaker 1: here to set up an emergency com Emergency Operations Center
Speaker 1: e o C. We're honored to have you. You'll be
Speaker 1: in the south wing. I recommend you direct your vehicles
Speaker 1: to unload on the southeast corner, right under the fallout
Speaker 1: shelter sign. I'll have a custodian unlocked the door and
Speaker 1: show you around. Send the custodian to open up, but
Speaker 1: you stay here with me. Stand we move everyone down
Speaker 1: to the entrance. Anything you say, Mr Langford, South wing
Speaker 1: is that way, southeast door is around back. You're familiar
Speaker 1: with the layout of the basement. Yes, I'll walk you down.
Speaker 1: You'll follow me. Please, that's what we call you. Miss Wilburn.
Speaker 1: Verdery is fine. Verdery a pretty name. Thank you. One
Speaker 1: grandmother was Vera, the other was Audrey Vera, Audrey Vergery.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't need to bring much with you. The shelter
Speaker 1: is fully stocked, perfect. The generator should come on automatically
Speaker 1: if we need it. This way. You're aware that this
Speaker 1: is an e o C. Well aware. I used to
Speaker 1: be a block warden back when they were doing such things.
Speaker 1: You lock up the supply. I know we're not supposed to,
Speaker 1: but some of the night attendants were using. It is
Speaker 1: a mapping place. The lock is more psychological than anything.
Speaker 1: This air event at the bottom of the door, pops,
Speaker 1: I don't know a person could easily crawl through and
Speaker 1: open it up from the inside. That is a healthy supply,
Speaker 1: operational equipment on the right side, food and sanitation on
Speaker 1: the left. This notebook has all the information, tells where
Speaker 1: everything is stacked. If you'll follow me, I'll show you
Speaker 1: where to set up. I got that door open for
Speaker 1: thank you, Claude. Will you check and make sure we
Speaker 1: have fuel for the generator. We couldn't get along without you.
Speaker 1: I think I ought to have a look around myself
Speaker 1: figure out what goes where. Well. I was going to
Speaker 1: show you where if you set up according to plan,
Speaker 1: they mapped everything out here. Of course, if you choose
Speaker 1: not to follow the plan, carry on. I'm honored that
Speaker 1: our shelter will be used for emergency operations. I know
Speaker 1: what a big deal this is. Oh, Mr Gelong, I
Speaker 1: need you to release Becky Rebecca Langford so I can
Speaker 1: take her home? Becky, what is it according this list?
Speaker 1: Becky isn't here? Isn't here? Oh, Mrs Langford, Becky just
Speaker 1: left as we were getting the primary students into the shelter.
Speaker 1: The older students remain in their rooms until we're ready
Speaker 1: for her. I don't understand she was allowed to leave.
Speaker 1: Kids who have cars are allowed to drive themselves. She
Speaker 1: doesn't have a car, drive themselves and their friends home
Speaker 1: if they live near her. Come on, Stewart, who drove her?
Speaker 1: Wendy Morton, Wendy More. Okay, she's probably at home waiting
Speaker 1: for you now. Sorry for the miscommunication, of course, of course,
Speaker 1: thank you for your time. Wait. Yes, they were not
Speaker 1: going to tell what what? Tell me what? She and
Speaker 1: some of the other girls were talking about going to
Speaker 1: a protest. She didn't go home. We don't know they
Speaker 1: told us, but we've heard that they may have gone
Speaker 1: to the town square. Appear to think something may have
Speaker 1: gone home, but they probably didn't. They probably went to
Speaker 1: a protest today. We can't control where the children go
Speaker 1: once they leave camp. She shouldn't have gone. You shouldn't
Speaker 1: have let her leave, Mrs Langford. We are gathered here
Speaker 1: lobbly in open defiance of the citicipens has no right
Speaker 1: to force us to hide the dar Becky, Becky, Mom,
Speaker 1: don't get in the car right now. Everything, Wendy. I'll
Speaker 1: talk to you about this later, but right now I
Speaker 1: expect to me to get back to the car and
Speaker 1: go directly home. Your parents must be worried, sick mother.
Speaker 1: If the bombs have really fallen, there's nothing we can
Speaker 1: do to protect ourselves. Surely you understand that. Which child,
Speaker 1: How could you be so stupid? I'm not going I'll
Speaker 1: drag your head to be hollow right now. Great, they
Speaker 1: are sending soldiers against us, against us, as if we
Speaker 1: are the enemy of the minister impression. All right, lock
Speaker 1: arms and form a human war. Slowly put them off
Speaker 1: the screen onto the Once you're in the part, they
Speaker 1: can protest all the hell they want. I'm getting the child,
Speaker 1: burn your trip for all life. They're not allowed to
Speaker 1: do that. We have rights. We have to be allowed
Speaker 1: to protest. They're not allowed to violate our rights just
Speaker 1: because they want to keep the streets clear. Becky, there
Speaker 1: are missiles falling all over the United States. We don't
Speaker 1: know if we're going to get He should have let
Speaker 1: them arrest me. They were already interested in arresting you.
Speaker 1: He would have used violence, I know they would, Becky.
Speaker 1: They couldn't wait to bring up the billy clubs. The
Speaker 1: world is coming to an end. Possibly, don't you understand
Speaker 1: there really are Soviet pomps falling on us right now.
Speaker 1: Going into the basement of my school is not going
Speaker 1: to save my life. I suppose this is all some
Speaker 1: way for you to get back at your father, get
Speaker 1: back at my father. This is not about him. This
Speaker 1: is about me being mature enough to have my own
Speaker 1: political beliefs. And I'm sorry if they don't rhyme with
Speaker 1: yours Jesus sake. If my father has chosen to work
Speaker 1: for the war machine, that is his right, has been
Speaker 1: very good to us, don't you see, mother. The shelter
Speaker 1: program is part of the whole campaign to build more missiles,
Speaker 1: bigger and more deadly bombs. We're building bombs and setting
Speaker 1: up shelters because of the Russians. Our missiles outnumbered the
Speaker 1: Soviet missiles ten to one, as well they should. They
Speaker 1: can't be trusted, so it's up to us to keep
Speaker 1: the peace. Doesn't seem to be working. Do you have
Speaker 1: to argue about everything. You're only fifteen. When you're a
Speaker 1: little older, you'll see what the government does is for
Speaker 1: her own good. Well, I may not get any older
Speaker 1: thanks to the government started. What are you doing? Is
Speaker 1: he crazy? Oh my Jesus, you're okay. We're gonna be o.
Speaker 1: M just drive you can fit through there. I can't
Speaker 1: get through. You can just be careful. Who's this you
Speaker 1: help us? Can we put her in your car to
Speaker 1: take to the hospital. I'm sorry, I can't do that. Mother,
Speaker 1: someone's hurt. We can't just drive home. I said, nothing's happening.
Speaker 1: We have to get her to a hospital. They said
Speaker 1: it would be at least an hour before they can
Speaker 1: get an ambulance to your home. I'm give now to
Speaker 1: help Becky. Don't you dare get out of this car.
Speaker 1: We have to help close that door. Please will lay
Speaker 1: her in the backseat. What are you doing? You will
Speaker 1: just read him over. We get through. We happy to
Speaker 1: get through. We came get through. The road is locked.
Speaker 1: The world is there. That's it. I made it. I
Speaker 1: made it. We're gonna make it. Just hold on. It's
Speaker 1: happening to you. I can't remember. Are we supposed to
Speaker 1: lock it or leave it open. Lock it, definitely draw
Speaker 1: the curtains. At least there's still power. Check for a
Speaker 1: dial tone. No dial tone. I'm gonna find the pans
Speaker 1: and lids and start filling them with water. Are we
Speaker 1: really going to do this? Do what the whole civil
Speaker 1: defense shuck and jive, chuck and jive. I don't even
Speaker 1: know what that means. But yes, you and I are
Speaker 1: going to follow the home shelter plan. Of all people,
Speaker 1: we have to so go gather blankets and pillows from upstairs.
Speaker 1: Mother on. We need something to distract us. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: a good girl. I'll turn on channel twelve. Let's not
Speaker 1: worry about the television right now. Stay busy, trying not
Speaker 1: to think about about Daddy, about your father. Do you
Speaker 1: think he'll stay in Atlanta or do you think he'll
Speaker 1: try to drive back to us. I'm sure he'll follow
Speaker 1: the evacuation plan, but maybe he won't follow the rules.
Speaker 1: Maybe he'll be determined to get back to us. No,
Speaker 1: he'll shelter where he's supposed to shelter. He's not the
Speaker 1: type to tect chances the highest point in your house.
Speaker 1: How are the numbers looking? Really strong? Patrols are reporting
Speaker 1: complete visible compliance. It's a ghost town out there. Broke up,
Speaker 1: the protest broken. Imagine that you hear the world's ending
Speaker 1: in the first thing you do is go out and
Speaker 1: form a picket line. Jesus, Joseph and Mary overall, I'm
Speaker 1: impressed with your planning, Wayne, really holding this thing together.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir. We still don't know how many people
Speaker 1: are in public shelters versus how many are sheltering at home.
Speaker 1: By the morning, each shelters should radio names and numbers,
Speaker 1: will count heads and do the math in Do you
Speaker 1: hear anything from your people, my people, your family? Are
Speaker 1: they here? No, sir, You told him right, so they
Speaker 1: know what I thought about it, but I figured it
Speaker 1: would be better for them if they didn't see it coming.
Speaker 1: If a person receives a small armenium dose of radiation,
Speaker 1: his body will repair itself and he will get well.
Speaker 1: All in, yes, ma'am, turn up all the lights upstairs again.
Speaker 1: Then I'm going to bar the door for the night.
Speaker 1: The most dangerous period notation about yours is that piece
Speaker 1: of wood going to stop a bomb. It may not
Speaker 1: stop a bomb, but let's not forget we are two
Speaker 1: women alone during a national emergency. Good night before I
Speaker 1: could go upstairs and get Daddy's gun. They'll do no
Speaker 1: such thing. I know where he keeps it. I won't
Speaker 1: use a gun. I refuse. You do, of course. Well
Speaker 1: maybe you and I are not so far apart after all?
Speaker 1: What do you mean? Good night? Mother? The Control Group
Speaker 1: is a production of My Heart Radio, written and directed
Speaker 1: by Brett Wood, recorded and mixed by Rob gal featuring
Speaker 1: Tess Malice Kincaid, Alexandra Vicken, Hannah Berman, Minka Wilts, Mary Kraft,
Speaker 1: Tim Habigger and Keith Brooks. Music composed and performed by
Speaker 1: Rob Gaal. The executive producer is Ben Bolan, Supervising producer
Speaker 1: Paul Deckett.