A Murder in Memphis / moderated by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory.

PRA Archive #:

IZ0339

Informal speeches by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory which explores the question of who killed Martin Luther King, Jr., and the possible motivations.
|r.1. King’s program for radical change in the United States ; the tactic of nonviolence ; opposition to the Vietnam War ; joining the anti-war and Civil Rights movements ; confronting the economic system ; the assassination in Memphis ; FBI files ; other governmental plots ; James Earl Ray as a scapegoat / Mark Lane (60 min.) — r.2-3. Dick Gregory and Martin Luther King ; assassination and the CIA ; misinformation by the government ; violence in Black communities ; funding of disinformation ; healing through information ; other cover-ups ; Rodney King beating and trial / Dick Gregory (73 min.).

Date Recorded On:

New York City, 1993.

Date Broadcast On:

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Item Duration:

3 reels (133 min.) : 7 1/2 ips., mono.

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Program: A Murder in Memphis / moderated by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory.
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    • PRA Archive #: IZ0339
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    • Program: A Murder in Memphis / moderated by Mark Lane and Dick Gregory.
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      • Distributor: Los Angeles : Pacifica Radio Archive, 1993.
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