Sound recordings 1960-1970
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Marching music used for programs
William Winter (Foreign policy and foreign aid), Sept. 8, 1960
Philip A. Ray (Taxes, inflation, and economic growth), Sept. 14, 1960
Robert A. Kirkwood (Water problems), Sept. 22, 1960
William Becker (Civil rights), Sept. 29, 1960
Murray R. Benedict (Farm problems), Oct. 6, 1960
W. Allen Wallis (Business, labor, and government), Oct. 18, 1960
Frank H. Higgins (National defense), Oct. 20, 1960
Hugo Fisher (Proposition 15), Oct. 27, 1960
Ralph A. Tudor (Natural resources), Oct. 31, 1960
Stanley McCaffrey and Robert Crown (Presidential candidates' summary), Nov. 3, 1960
Seymour Martin Lipset, Sept. 13, 1962
John Busterud (candidate for state treasurer) and Bruce V. Reagan (candidate for state controller), Sept. 18, 1962
Bert Betts (candidate for state treasurer), Sept. 21, 1962
Sound recording of Max Rafferty (candidate for superintendent of public instruction), Sept. 26, 1962
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Melville D. Shine and Henry W. Alexander (Rapid transit), Oct. 11, 1962
Louis Francis and Gardiner Johnson (Proposition 24), Nov. 1, 1962
Joseph Eley and Guy Millard (Applied Citizenship Training Program), Feb. 1963
W. Byron Rumford (Proposition 14), Sept. 29, 1964
Robert N. Miller (Proposition 14), Oct. 1, 1964
Alan G. Pattee (Proposition 16), Oct. 6, 1964
Henry Alexander (Proposition 16), Oct. 8, 1964
K. E. Flake (Proposition 15), Oct. 13, 1964
Stephen Leonoudakis (Proposition 15), Oct. 15, 1964
Ivy Baker Priest (candidate for state treasurer), Sept. 20, 1966
Bert Betts (candidate for state treasurer), Sept. 22, 1966
James Flournoy (candidate for secretary of state), Sept. 10, 1970
Ivy Baker Priest (candidate for state treasurer) and Houston Flournoy (candidate for state controller), Sept. 15, 1970
Rodney Cameron, Sept. 17, 1970
George Milias and Homer Hyde (Propositions 20 and 1), Sept. 22, 1970
John Sproul (Constitutional amendments), Sept. 24, 1970
Senator Nejedley (Proposition 20) and Thomas J. Mellon (San Francisco Proposition A), Sept. 29, 1970
Sound recording of Max Rafferty (candidate for superintendent of public instruction), Oct. 1, 1970
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Wilson Riles (candidate for superintendent of public instruction), Oct. 6, 1970
Motion picture film 1962-1966
Joe Eley (History of Fabianism)
Joe Eley (Responsibility)
Joe Eley (Independent voter)
Joe Eley (Summary)
Glenn Anderson, 1962
Edmund Brown, 1962
Christopher, 1962
Tom Coakley, 1962
Stanley Mosk, 1962
Richard Richards, 1962
Post-election, 1962 or 1964
Christopher, 1966
Flournoy, 1966
Alan Cranston (candidate for state controller), Oct. 4, 1966
Thomas C. Lynch (candidate for state attorney general), Oct. 6, 1966
Robert H. Finch (candidate for lieutenant governor), Oct. 18, 1966
Glenn M. Anderson (candidate for lieutenant governor), Oct. 20, 1966
Edmund G. Brown (candidate for governor), Nov. 2, 1966
Ronald Reagan (candidate for governor), Nov. 3, 1966
Post-election press panel, Nov. 15, 1966