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Dellums-Johnson debate on community control of police Southwest Berkeley Organization against police control 3/24/71 3/27/71 Dellums press conference at Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley Black Caucus Office Town meeting on Prop 1, Berkeley, at King School 3/24/71 Dellums-Sweeny debate at Longfellow school 3/28/71 Mike Culbert 3/29/71 commentary Note on original object: 1a) Dellums - Johnson "debate" on Community Control of Police. a "At [illegible]" 3/17/71. c) Sat 3/27/71 Dellums Press Conference at Shattuck Ave. Berkeley Black Caucus Office [begins 5 min answer to S.W. Berkeley Group Change missed]. d) Town Meeting Prop I, Berkeley (at King School, 3/24/71). e) Dellum-Sweeny debate at Longfellow school, sand. 3/28/71. f) Mike Colbert 3/29/71 commentary. [in a small bag w/ librarian note stating "from 315? was on student desk box labeled "Berkeley debates March 1971 "cassette" notes from box." 2a) Sand 3/28/71 Dellums-Sweeny debate cassette #1 [side A, 1/2 stuck side B?] Sand 3/28/71 Dellums-Sweeny debate [cassette 2] #2
Type
sound
Format
Original Sound 1/4 inch audio tape
Extent
1 Tape of 1
Identifier
Carton 362 cueth_000046
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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