A selection of programs and series throughout the decades that were broadcast on Minnesota Public Radio.
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April 4, 1978 - #1: Dr. B. Hooks, 33:38, 7 1/2ips. #2 Dr. Martin L. King Jr, 28:02, 3 3/4" (no casettes for Cut 2 only) on Midday noon show. Cut 1: Dr. Benjamin Hooks, NAACP Dir. speakng at Gustavus Adolphus COllege in St. Peter as part of the Campus black student's organization tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Cut 2: Dr. Martin Luther King discusses "The Relative Merits of Violent and Non-Violent Approaches to Racial Problems". From a series of speeches prepared for the CBC. Date recorded 780331. See attached note for more information.
April 4, 1978 - U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale speech excerpt from at University of Minnesota Law School dedication. Topic is National Intelligence Agency.
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April 5, 1978 - MPR’s Greg Barron reports on a compromise bill on the BWCA. Report includes an interview with U.S. Represenative Jim Oberstar aide, John O’Connor, who expresses concerns of local residents that this will expand federal control of lands.
April 7, 1978 - Dr. Bernice Neugarten, professor of human development at the University of Chicago discusses middle age and new challenges facing Americans at mid-life.
April 10, 1978 - The conference agrees that enrollment in rural schools will increase as people began moving to rural areas. Robert Bonnie states the importance of parents taking part in their children education. The educators emphasize that rural school should deserve more attention.
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