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[Side A] KPFA broadcast: Lou Hartman discussion with anti-draft demonstraters on their experience in the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center. Interview with two mothers just released from jail after being arrested for war protest activities (1/1968). Soviet Press Periodicals with William Mandell in which he covers the Oakland ant-war demonstration on October 1967. Segment called "Public Funds to Defend Draft Violators" (1/17/1967). Open Hour: Elsa Knight Thompson on the Alameda County grand jury investigation of the October Stop the Draft Week (1/24/1968). Talk by Dr. Benjamin Spock at the Berkeley Community Theatre with an introduction by Paul Jacobs (2/4/1968). Dan Rosenthal speech (2/27/1967). [Side B] KPFA Broadcast: Interview with members of the Peace Torch Marathon (1967). Open Hour two part segment on the mounting protests in America against draft (3/23/1967). Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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