California Audiovisual Preservation Project
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Allen Ginsberg reads his poetry / Allen Ginsberg.
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Huckleberry’s for runaways
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Dr. Benjamin Spock in Berkeley / introduced by James Forman.
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The Oakland Seven and the law.
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What it’s like to be on general assistance (Episode 1 of 2)
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The Japanese in California / produced by Marshall Windmiller.
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Panel discussion on San Francisco freeway controversy
Fred Martin, Urban Affairs representative of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce; C.F. ‘Cliff’ Green, Deputy District Engineer, California State Division of Highways; O.W. Willard, representative of Macy’s of San Francisco and member of the San Francisco Planning Commission; Kenneth Rexroth, literary critic and writer; Terry Francois, San Francisco Supervisor; and Morton Rader, architect and…
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The Straight theater
Bill and Hillel Resner and Luther Greene talk with Ralph J. Gleason, noted columnist and jazz critic, about their newly opened theater on Haight Street. The Resners and Greene discuss the building’s history and renovation, the support they’ve received from the Haight-Ashbury community, and some of their past and upcoming programming. |
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Turn on, tune in, drop out / Timothy Leary ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson.
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A groovy rebellion
A conversation with members and organizers of The Mission Rebels, Inc., a neighborhood club formed in the Mission district of San Francisco. The Rebels, who were based on Shotwell Street, led direct organizing efforts for rent control in the Mission and decried US military intervention in Vietnam. Speakers are the Reverend Jesse James and Ray…