Box 9
Contains 31 Results:
1968 tape 1 with Joan Beifuss, Bill Thomas, and David Yellin
1968 tape 2 with Joan Beifuss, Bill Thomas, and David Yellin
1968 tape 3 with Joan Beifuss, Bill Thomas, and David Yellin
1968 re: MLK assassination (2 versions)
January 21, 1969 with Joan Beifuss and David Yellin in Memphis, TN, tapes 1 and 2
June 27, 1969 with Joan Beifuss and David Yellen in Memphis, TN
December 1976 with Dr. William Beardslee for his chapter in a book on the Civil Rights Movement; related material
October 1978 “Who Killed Martin Luther King?” in The Catholic Agitator
June 19-20, 1982 “Europaer betrogen” (Berlin rally)
December 2, 1985 - Eyes on the Prize: America’s Civil Rights Years, 1954-1965; with related material, 2006
1986 “ A Conversation with James Lawson” for Alive Magazine, original and edited versions; related material
March 1-2, 1988 transcript of MLK class discussion in Denver, CO
March 1-2, 1988 transcript of MLK class discussion in Denver, CO
March/April 1996 “The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King, Jr.” with Richard Deats in Fellowship; related material
Summer 1999 conversation with Ramona Ripston, ACLU of Southern California “Civil Rights Leader and Retiring Pastor James Lawson Looks Back…”
1999 with Barbara Marx Hubbard, video for Potentials
November/December 1999 with Richard Deats “Fighting Prejudice through Creative Nonviolence”
May 2000 with Dr. Mike Honey; related material
January 17, 2001 with Stephen L. Swecker in Los Angeles
February 2001 with Scott Pryor in Hospitality;related material
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