UC Berkeley Noon Rally Speech By Dan Seigel and Floyd Huen; Frisbee Protest at UC Berkeley; Radical Students Union (RSU) Rally on the NLF (National Liberation Front); San Francisco Mime Troupe Show (Original Recording), 1969
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[Side A] Dan Seigel and Floyd Huen speak in regard to student rights during a Noon Rally at UC Berkeley (7/17/1969). H.K. Yuen reports from UC Berkeley on campus policemen stationed near the ASUC Student Union building. He describes a demonstration that consists of protestors throwing frisbees on Sproul Plaza (7/18/1969). [Side B] The Radical Students Union (RSU) at UC Berkeley hold a Noon Rally on Sproul Plaza in which Tom Hayden speaks on the reasons for opposing the war (7/29/1968). Yuen records a show by the San Francisco Mime Troupe that occured on July 31, 1969. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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