Chinese Community Hour; Mael Brussell speaks about Dialogue in Conspiracy; News Headlines on KGO; KGO Segment on San Francisco Mayor Jospeh Alioto; Interview with Peter Maas; KPFA Interview with Daniel Schorr 1978
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[Side A] Chinese Community hour broadcast. Rebroadcast of a previously recorded segment featuring Mae Brussell speaking about the Dialogue on Conspiracy. News headlines with Stant Johnston. Paul Fisheron reports on the kidnapping of Patricia Hearst by the Symbionese Liberation Army. Miles Copeland, former management consultant of the CIA, speaks on the sitaution in Great Britain related to trade unions. [Side B] KGO radio host takes calls on people speaking on San Fransico Mayor Joseph Alioto. Updates on Patricia Hearst kidnapping. Report on fire in Mountain View. Interview with Peter Maas on Serpico. Short segment reporting on the CA marijuana initiative. KPFA: Daniel Schorr is interviewed by Alan Farley on Watergate coverage, how Schorr joined CBS, and how he is prevented from returning to his town in Moscow. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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