KNBR Special Pre-1972 Presidential Election Debate in the Perspective of the Black voter; KBHK Black Renissance TV Interview with Berkeley City Councilman Ira Simmons
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(1972-11-06) [Side A] A cut-off debate between Black Democrats, Leo Bazile and Carlton Goodlett, and Black Republicans, Clarence R. Stern and James Flournoy. Bazile and Goodlett were a part of the McGovern for President Campaign and Stern and Flournoy were a part of the Re-Election Commitee for President Nixon. Each individual debated their political views on what are the interests of the Black community in each political party. Starting at 17:27 is Sam Skinner's Black Renaissance on KBHK, whom he is interviewing Berkeley City Councilman Ira Simmons about Black voters in Berkeley. [Side B] Unknown News Radio Broadcast that mentions the Presidential campaign of President Nixon and Senator McGovern. (2:43-3:11) Vietnam War Updates. (3:11-3:43) Native American Protesters holding the Office of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Washington D.C./ The Trail of Broken Treaties. Radio program ends at 4:39. There is a silent gap until 14:00, which returns to the political debate panel from Side A. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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