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Description
Part I: The recording contains the proceedings of a rally occurring on November 22, 1966 on the steps of Sproul Hall; put on by the Council of Campus Organization (CCO) and sponsored by Students for an Open University and Academic Publishing, Berkeley. The first speaker, David Friedman, a member of the Independent Socialist Club formally opposes Chancellor Roger Heyns's statement made the day prior --a call to convert Sproul Hall into an academic building-- framing this call as an attempt to detract from and eventually halt Free Speech Rallies. The second speaker, Bob Mundy, gives his personal account of disciplinary action taken against him unjustly by the University of California Regents and discusses due process on campus. Part II: Statement made regarding the Vietnam War; does not appear to have occurred at the rally on 11/22/1966. Part III: Humorous clip from a movie or TV show; does not appear to have occurred at the rally on 11/22/1966. Part IV: A Brazilian student makes a statement about the Brazilian ambassador’s visit on campus the following day. Mike Lauder, a member of the California College Republicans, voices his support for the aforementioned demands for due process on campus as well as takes a stand against the proposition made by Chancellor Heyns the day prior. Bettina Aptheker, a member of the Council of Campus Organization, formally responds to Heyns’s statement on points made regarding contemporary campus climate. Note on the back of an Independent Socialist Club pamphlet inside container: "I. David Friedman: Conversion of Sproul Hall -- John Search's speech (reported 1st page Daily Cal) -- Bob Monday: On CCO's long range goals - due process II. (a) A Brazilian student reads a stmt. About the Brazilian ambassadors talk on campus tomorrow (b) Mike Lauder: California College Republican on "Coercion vs. Due Process" 1 minute silence (c) Bettina Aptheker: Leaflets up to 25000 copies. Questions about Heynes ""extension"" of the moratorium. The incident of Chancellor Boyd and the Dow Chemical picketing. Answers the Chancellor's and Vice Chancellor's statements.""
Type
sound
Format
Original Sound 1/4 inch audio tape
Form/Genre
Field reports Speeches
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
297-7 cueth_00003
Language
English
Time Period
1966
Place
Berkeley (Calif.)
Provenance
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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