Report and actuality of the student strike and Free Speech Movement at University of California, Berkeley. An explanation is given by the administration for calling the police on the sit-in. The reason the police were called was because the protest was being led by non-students, the bookstore was not able to function, amnesty was offered to students but was refused, and no evidence was given that they were planning on leaving. Demonstrators are given a chance to ask questions and get answers from the administration.
Report from Berkeley (1966): narrated and produced by Scott Keech (Part 2 of 3)
PRA Archive #:
BB1232B
Date Recorded On:
1966
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Item Duration:
01:04:33
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Station: KPFA
Program: Report from Berkeley (1966): narrated and produced by Scott Keech (Part 2 of 3)
Contributors:
Reporter: Bob Graham
Reporter: Burton White
Producer: Scott Keech
Distributor: Distributor
Distributor: Distributor
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University of California, Berkeley (spatial)