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[Side A] Malvina Reynolds presents footnotes on the new, mentions UCPD brutality on UC Berkeley campus. "The Faith of a Catholic Radical", interview with Jim Forrest(national chairman of the Catholic Peace Fellowship and one of the Milwaukee 14), and Lou Hartman about the nature of the belief and commitment which enabled him and his companion to burn 10,000 draft files at the Milwaukee Draft board last year. Wallace Berry Show: presents "The Yellowskin Songs" of Vietnamese poet Chin Gong Sahn. Phil O. Wood Jazz Archives Series. Morning Reading: "Soledad Brother: The Prison Letters of George Jackson". A serial reading of the newly published book by George Jackson, San Quentin inmate on trial in connection with the death of a guard in Soledad Prison. The reader is Christopher Brooks, a noted Black actor and director of the Magic Theater. KQED: Chinese for Affirmative Action, 3 hours at FEPC. U.S. customs services of Seanlan's Magazine. Consumers vs the City Governement. Robert Sheer Press Conferance, called in order for Mr. Sheer and four other members of the delegation led by Eldrich Cleaver of the Black Panther Party could describe their trip to North Korea, North Vietnam, and China to the American people. Conferance was held at the Glad Memorial Methodist Church in San Francisco, CA on September 22nd, 1970. Also in attendance: Andy Truscher ( a Berkeley organizer at the international liberation school), Alex Hing (San Francisco's Red Guard), Pat Sueme (the Movement of Democratic Military), and Jan Austin (editor of Brown Parts Magazine). [Side B] Death in Sampan (0:00-37:00 extremely hard to hear); correspondent Helen Emmerich who has had extensive combart expierence in Vietnam and Cambodia, talk with Don Porche. Michael Stewart; Portugal in African countrites, NATO, United Nations, etc. Marsha Thompson in "Tuskaloosa, Alabama: Some Voices of the Town". Interview with Iranian students from the Iranian Students Association of Northern California. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
Ethnic Studies Library, University of California, Berkeley California Revealed is supported by the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act, administered in California by the State Librarian.
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