Program

NEW PAL / Ronald Pereira interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson

Ronald Pereira, ex-heroin addict age 21, tells KPFA's Elsa Knight Thompson about a drug rehabilitation program which began in Santa Rita prison initiated by the inmates to help themselves, since no part of the correctional system was providing help with addiction. He describes its problems and objectives. The group is called NEW PAL, for Narcotics Elimination Work Practiced Among Losers.

Racism and the urban crisis / Shirley Chisholm.

Speech by Shirley Chisholm of New York, the nation's first Black Congresswoman, on racial tensions in large cities. Chisholm calls racism the "bugaboo of America" and calls for immediate action to attack racism at its roots. Her lecture was delivered at UC Berkeley on January 11, 1970.

Family planning : prejudice and politics / Dr. Bruce Jessup and Douglas Stewart.

The second session of the conference held at the U.C. Medical Center, San Francisco, September 14-15, 1968. Dr. Bruce Jessup of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare talks about programs in the United States. Douglas Stewart, director of community relations, Planned Parenthood World Population, speaks on the question of genocide.

Crescent Park: integrated housing / Alan S. Maremont and Richard Bentley interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson

Alan S. Maremont, San Francisco director of the Kate Maremont Foundation and Richard Bentley, project manager of the new Crescent Park integrated housing development in Richmond, California talk with Elsa Knight Thompson. This program regards Multifamily Rental Housing for Moderate Income Families (Section 221(d)(3) and (4)) a.k.a. HUD (housing and urban development).

U.S. prisoners in North Vietnam / Madeline Duckles interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson

An interview with Madeline Duckles, of Women for Peace, who was one of three American women who went to Hanoi for two weeks in December 1969 at the invitation of the North Vietnamese Women's Union. She talks with KPFA's program director Elsa Knight Thompson. There is no intro; the first voice heard is Madeline Duckles.

California Conference on abortion, 1969 / Dr. Garrett Hardin and Ginny Kenny.

Two talks delivered at the California Conference on Therapeutic Abortion, which took place in San Francisco in May 1969. The first talk is by Dr.

Chief William Beale and the Berkeley demonstrations / interviewed by Claude Marks and Denny Smithson.

Actuality of the June, 1968 demonstration in Berkeley; reading of a speech made by Beall in September, 1969; interview with Beall about his actions and opinions of the demonstration.|CHIEF WILLIAM BEALE AND THE BERKELEY DEMONSTRATIONS / interviewed by Claude Marks and Denny Smithson.

A new kind of museum: the Exploratorium

Dr. Frank Oppenheimer, director of the new Exploratorium of the Palace of Arts and Science, located in the Palace of Fine Arts building in San Francisco, is interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson of KPFA about the concepts behind the new museum and what one can expect to find there.

The Abortion handbook / Pat Maginnis ; interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson.

Author Pat Maginnis, joint author with Lana Clark Phelan of The Abortion Handbook (Contact Books, 1969), discusses her book with Elsa Knight Thompson. They discuss the declining practice of midwifery, the religious and political forces driving anti-abortion sentiment, and how to change public perception of the practice of abortion.

A new breed of lawyers / Carol Ruth Silver interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson

Attorney Carol Ruth Silver, Director of Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services, is interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson. The topic is PLEA (Poverty Lawyers for Effective Advocacy), a group of lawyers who provide legal aid to the poor and underprivileged. Berkeley Neighborhood Legal Services is funded by a grant produced from the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.

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