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{"value"=>"2845", "type"=>"local_call"}
{"value"=>"993047", "type"=>"local_mss"}
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{"value"=>"February 18, 1978", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1978-02-18"}
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1978
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1978
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1978-02-18
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1978-02-18
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1978-02-18
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{"value"=>"Interview with Michele de Milly"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Side A: Continuation of interview with Michele de Milly begun on Side B of audio cassette 02844. Among the topics de Milly discusses are: the crucial need for pro-gay legislation and the need for the gay movement to set aside everything until this goal is achieved; the need for a common strategy; her role as a strategist; the crucial lack of cohesion between the various ideological factions within the movement; the danger of the movement becoming merely fashionable; the convergence and imminent merger of the movement and establishment politics; gay liberation and politics becoming a profession for some; the lack in the movement of a leader possessing the qualities for leadership of a Martin Luther King; her disappointment with the situation of gays in San Francisco; and her future role in the movement.</p> <p>Side B: Interview with Jeanne, Jules, and Morty Manford, and Dr. Charles Silverstein, psychiatrist, founder & director of The Institute for Human Identity, concerning parents of gays.</p> <p>; Pat McAnn Show (also see audio cassette 02829) Side A: Continuation of interview with Michele de Milly begun on Side B of audio cassette 02844. Among the topics de Milly discusses are: the crucial need for pro-gay legislation and the need for the gay movement to set aside everything until this goal is achieved; the need for a common strategy; her role as a strategist; the crucial lack of cohesion between the various ideological factions within the movement; the danger of the movement becoming merely fashionable; the convergence and imminent merger of the movement and establishment politics; gay liberation and politics becoming a profession for some; the lack in the movement of a leader possessing the qualities for leadership of a Martin Luther King; her disappointment with the situation of gays in San Francisco; and her future role in the movement.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Restricted.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"(also see audio cassette 02829)."}