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Anthropologist Margaret Mead (1901 - 1978) delivers a talk at Diablo Valley College on the pressures of adolescence in America from an anthropological perspective. She addresses some of the problems teenagers face in the current day, the genesis of these problems, and what one can do about them. This recording is different from BC1042.06 though they share the same title.

Statement on the Stiles Hall policy of allowing the Amrican Communist Party leader Gus Hall to speak at U.C. Berkeley.|NO COMMUNIST SPEAKERS ON CAMPUS / Robert Radcliff. - Robert Radcliff reads a statement of the Stiles Hall policy about weather to allow the American Communist Party leader Gus Hall to speak on the University of California, Berkeley campus.

Elsa Knight Thompson interviews Reverend Glenn Smiley, Associate Secretary in charge of field work for the Fellowship of Reconciliation about their recent efforts to help provide housing to those in need. They talk about a new program for housing millions worldwide who have no dwellings, building fallout shelters and the threat of nuclear war to people who don't have proper shelter.

In the thirty spare minutes before the next broadcast, KPFA host Chris Koch reads aloud the article "Challenge to Negro leadership" regarding NAACP leader Robert Williams, written by Julian Mayfield, and published in Commentary Magazine, April 1961.

Robert Schutz interviews Rev. L. Roy Bennett, formerly of Montgomery, Alabama, now minister First A.M.E. Zion Church, San Francisco, on "The Walking Negroes of Montgomery" and the civil rights movement in Montgomery, Alabama.