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[Side A] Support Bobby Seale Rally at Arroyo Viejo Park in East Oakland (9-1-1969). Speakers at the rally were Ray "Masai" Hewitt (Black Panther Party), Archie Brown (L.C.C.F), Emory Douglas (Black Panther Party), Ralph Ruiz (Los Siete de la Raza), Susan Ker (L.C.C.F) Roscoe Proctor (L.C.C.F), David Hilliard (Black Panther Party), Ron Dellums (Berkeley City Councilman), Roberta Alexander (Black Panther Party), Randolph Albury (Black Panther Party), and Sid Walton (Principal, Martin Luther King School). Memorial March for Ho Chi Minh (9-5-1969); begins at Sproul Plaza and ends at Trinity Church for memorial service. [Side B] "An Interview with Paul L. Ross" with Elle Thompson and Paul L. Ross (co-chairman of the citizen's committee); talks about the definition and funtions of the citizen's committee. WBAI: "Confrontation Washington" with Carl Heiss and Andrew Copkein. Chinese Press Review: dispute between China and the Soviet Union about Zhenbao Island. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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