Program

The lady's maid / by Katherine Mansfield; read by Pat Franklyn

The Lady's Maid. By Katherine Mansfield. Performed by Pat Franklyn. Produced for radio by Erik Bauersfeld. Technical production by Danny McClosky. Self contained. Previously cataloged as "A lady's maid."

Edgar Rice Burroughs / Vern Coriell and Stanley B. Vinson.

Discussion of Burroughs' lesser known science fiction works.

Free and brave / James Baldwin.

James Baldwin talks about American history from the Negro view. Recorded by Lorenz Graham at the Second Baptist Church in Los Angeles.

The Jefferson-Jackson day dinner / moderated by Frank Sinatra.

This is a recording of some of the talks and festivities at the principal Democratic party fundraising affair of the year in Los Angeles. Mort Sahl, Edmund Brown, Chet Holifield, William Munnell, John F. Kennedy and Paul Ziffren give various perspectives on American history and politics. Also on topic was the support of John F. Kennedy as the Democratic Presidential candidate.

KPFK Folio notes from December 14, 1959: The Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner: A recording by Bob Siegel for KPFK of the major Democratic Party event of the year in Los Angeles, featuring an address by U.S. Senator John Kennedy of Massachusettes. Also heard at the $100-a-plate affair are Governor Edmund G.

Six Years / written and read by Gary Snyder.

Selection from his series of poems about living in Japan.

From Coconut Grove / Kenneth Anger and Susan Sontag.

John Cott, host of the Coconut Grove show on KPFA, and co-hosts Tom Luddy and Juris Svendsen interview Kenneth Anger about his latest film, "Lucifer Rising." At the time of the interview, Anger had not yet begun shooting Lucifer Rising; he discusses his vision for the film as a sequel to "Scorpio Rising", talks about the film's magick symbolism.

The Taos bookshop / Claire Morrell and Genevieve Jansen ; interviewed by Erik Bauersfeld.

Co-owners of the Taos bookshop talk about their store.

The Federalists in the world / Sally Bray interviewed by Elsa Knight Thompson

Sally Bray, who has been a member of the National Council of United World Federalists since 1949, talks with Elsa Knight Thompson about the international activities of the Federalists. Mrs.

Reies Tijerina : leader of the Alianza

Reies Lopez Tijerina, a Chicano leader who heads a Mexican-American movement to reclaim hereditary land grants confiscated by the United States government, talks with Elsa Knight Thompson. The group Tijerina heads is called Federal Alliance of Free City-States, more commonly known as the North New Mexico six-county land grant movement.

The church and Berkeley School integration

This is a special radio panel discussion regarding the role of organized religion in the decision by the Berkeley Board of Education to integrate the city's elementary schools beginning in September 1968. The panelists are the Reverend James Comfort Smith of the St. John's Presbyterian Church, Reverend Paul Schaffer of the Lutheran Church of the Cross, Dr.

Note from box cover: "Beauchamp pronounced Bee'-chum"

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