Panic of Martian Invasion Recall At Radio Studio
A 20 year retrospective recalls Orson Welles War of the Worlds broadcast that caused mass panic as listeners believed Martians invaded the United States. Citizens reported fleeing, police lines filled, and officials struggled to calm the public while the cast continued the program.
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