Andrew Young

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  • Walter Mondale speech "Democracy's Challenge: Balancing Personal Liberty and National Security"

    Walter Mondale gives a speech titled "Democracy's Challenge: Balancing Personal Liberty and National Security." This is followed with speeches by James Kallstrom, Taylor Branch, Andrew Young and David Aaron.

    Jun. 7, 2000109 min
  • 50 Years: The Mondale Lectures on Public Service - Democracy's Challenge, Balancing Personal Liberty and National Security

    Walter Mondale, former vice-president, speaking at second program of 50 Years: The Mondale Lectures on Public Service. Mondale’s address was titled "Democracy's Challenge: Balancing Personal Liberty and National Security." Following Mondale’s speech, Walter Pincus, Pulitzer-Prize winning journalist, reflects on misuse of FBI file created on him. Final speaker is Andrew Young, civil rights worker and MLK aide, who addresses the proper use of intelligence agencies. Program begins with news from MPR’s Greta Cunningham.

    Jun. 7, 200055 min
  • Andrew Young - Stopping the Decline in American Cities, A Quality of Life Message for Minnesota

    Midday presents Andrew Young, Atlanta mayor and former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, speaking to the Greater Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce at its annual meeting. Young’s address was titled, "Stopping the Decline in American Cities: A Quality of Life Message for Minnesota." Following speech, Young answered audience questions.

    May. 25, 199553 min
  • Carlson Lecture Series: Andrew Young on achieving world peace

    Andrew Young, former U.N. ambassador, speaking at Carlson Lecture Series in Northrop Auditorium. Young’s address was on the topic of an American model that includes human rights, peace, and prosperity. Following speech, Young answered audience questions. The Carlson Lecture Series was established by the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute for Public Affairs at the University of Minnesota.

    Apr. 26, 198354 min

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