Student movements — Berkeley (Calif.) — 1964.

  • Is freedom academic? (Part 1 of 2)

    A day-by-day documentary of the Free Speech Movement in 1964, recorded by staff members of KPFA on the Berkeley Campus of the University of California. Part one. In mid-September, the Dean of Students at the University of California at Berkeley informed student political organizations that they would no longer be allowed to use the campus…

  • Is freedom academic? (Part 2 of 2)

    A day-by-day documentary of the Free Speech Movement in 1964, recorded by staff members of KPFA on the Berkeley Campus of the University of California. Part two. This part of the program documents the reactions of university and community supporters and opponents, after the students in the Free Speech Movement ended their demonstrations in early…

  • The Berkeley riots : a KPFA documentary.

    Documentary from actuality of the Free Speech movement actions of October 1-2, which has been labeled the “Car Tap Rally.” Includes statements by Mario Savio, Clark Kerr, as well as the music of Joan Baez who came and gave a concert in support of the student demonstrators. 518 RECORDED: KPFA, 9 Oct. 1964.|THE BERKELEY RIOTS…

  • Free speech movement interviews / interviews conducted by KFRC staff.

    Series of interviews with various participants in the car top rally and free speech movement in Berkeley, 1-2 October. First is student leader Art Goldberg. Next is Inspector Dillon, California Highway Patrol, on who called them onto campus. Then there is a summary of events of October 1-2, followed by an interview with U.C. police…

  • The Free Speech Movement

    A chronology of the student free speech movement in the early 1960s produced by Robin Steinhardt and Philip Maldari for the KPFA 30th anniversary celebration in March 1979. This program uses cuts from the record “Is Freedom Academic?” created by KPFA in late 1964, which features recordings of the rally and sit-in at Sproul Hall,…