November 1970 Rallies at UC Berkeley: Child Care, Prison Strike, US Acts of Genocide, and Victory rally for Los Siete de la Raza (Original Recording); Meet the Press; CBS: Campaign Special (KPFA/KCBS), 1970
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(11/3/70) Yuen records ‚Jesus Freaks,‚ a poet, and Huber Lindsay at Sproul Plaza entrance. ‚Child-Care‚ rally to endorse the child care center demands, supported by AFT 1797, AFT 1570, National Organization for Women (NOW), ASUC daycare center parents, AFSCME 1965 and others. Mary Jean from NOW speaks. March to California Hall. (11/2/70) An Ex-Convict reads Folsom Manifesto and on California prisons and prisoners. (11/14/70) Yuen says band is playing on lower plaza and there's several newscasters around because Chancellor Heynes has resigned. Celebration Rally for the release of Los Siete de la Raza. (11/1/70) Talks about the Election campaign and Meet the Press: Richard Scammon and Ben Wattenberg are interviewed. Campaign Special - an assessment of 1970 Election Campaign with Walter Cronkite, Eric Severcid, etc.; Ron Dellums and John Healy on "Point of View" program. (11/2/70) Sproul Steps Rally: cafeteria workers join AFSCME. Report on the lettuce boycott. More on the Prison Strike. Digitization made possible through a Recordings at Risk grant from the Council of Libraries and Information Resources.
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