Side 1. "Society and the Homosexual" Panel Discussion: Jaye Bell, President of Daughters of Bilitis; Harold Call, Mattachine Society; Richard Hayden, Superior Court Judge of Los Angeles County; Paul K. Rowan, Professor of Sociology; Moderator: Ben Hunter. May 13 in Los Angeles, CA. KTTV Presents, "Argument." Side 2. "Reactions to Deviant Behavior in Other Cultures" George De Vos, social anthropologist and psychologist, associate professor, U.C. School of Social Welfare, speaking at the Extension Center Symposium, August 1962 KPFK-LA. "Obscenity and Censorships" Ernest Van Den Haag, social philosopher and psychoanalyst speaking at U.C Berkeley. Says he "believes" in both. July 1962 KPFK-LA

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Abstract
TRACK 1: Off-air recording of KTTV Los Angeles "Argument" television program, May 13, 1962. "Recorded by John Eccles. Property of Mattachine Society, Inc." -- TRACK 2: Off-air recording of KPFK Los Angeles radio programs, July & August 1962. "Recorded by John Eccles. Property of Mattachine Society, Inc."

Description

Type of resource sound recording-nonmusical
Form audiotape reel
Extent 1 1/4 inch audio tape
Place Los Angeles (Calif.)
Date created May 13, 1962 - 1962-08
Language English
Digital origin reformatted digital
Recording type Analog
Recording medium Magnetic
Playback speed 3.75 ips
Track configuration Half track
Playback configuration Mono
Equalization NAB standard

Creators/Contributors

Associated name Mattachine Society
Associated name Daughters of Bilitis
Panelist Bell, Jaye
Panelist Call, Hal, -2000
Panelist Hayden, Richard F. C.
Panelist Rowan, Paul K.
Moderator Hunter, Ben
Speaker De Vos, George A.
Speaker Van den Haag, Ernest

Subjects

Subject Homosexuality
Subject Gay liberation movement > United States
Subject Gay rights
Subject Gays
Genre Panel discussions
Genre Speeches

Bibliographic information

Note Reformatted by Stanford University Libraries in 2019-2020.
Source ID MEDIA0029_038
Location https://purl.stanford.edu/gg902xb1851
Repository Stanford University. Libraries. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Property rights reside with the repository. Literary rights reside with the creators of the documents or their heirs. To obtain permission to publish or reproduce, please contact the Public Services Librarian of the Dept. of Special Collections (http://library.stanford.edu/spc).

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Don Lucas collection of Mattachine Society audio recordings, 1954-1965

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