{"value"=>"1968 December 11-1970 February 24", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1968-12-11/1970-02-24"}
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{"value"=>"Sc Audio C-084: Swahili: Contact and Conflict Part V-VI; and Hausa: Journalism Part I-VI"}
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{"value"=>"<p>v01f01: Contact and Conflict part V-VI; and program in Hausa titled \"Journalism\"/\"Jihadin jaridu.\" Following is a series of programs in Hausa by Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation broadcast.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Part V: Dini za KiIslamu na KiKristo. Comparative discussion of Islam and Christianity. 1970 February 16.</li> <li>Part VI: Maangamizi ya dola za WaAztec na WaInca na Spaniola. Discussion on the destruction of the Aztec and Incan civilizations by Spanish conquistadors in the sixteenth century. 1970 February 16.</li> <li>Hausa program titled Journalism. Part I: Discussion of forms of non-written and written communication and proto-type \"newspapers\" in the ancient world. Some discussion of fifteenth century German and English newspapers is included. 1968 December 11.</li> <li>Part II: Discussion of the early history of large circulation newspapers in Germany and England. Included is a discussion of political control of newspapers in England in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. 1968 December 11.</li></ol>"}
{"value"=>"<p>v01f02: Journalism part III-VI.</p> <ol class=\"list\"> <li>Part III: Babban makamin ýan jaridu. Discussion of newspaper content, political viewpoints as expressed in newspapers, and competition among newspapers for a market. Also included is a discussion of journalistic ethics. 1969 February 24.</li> <li>Part IV: Yakar mulkin mallaka. Discussion of newspapers in Africa, political control of African newspapers, and the role of newspapers in pre-World War II colonial Africa. Also discussed is the image of Africa in the Western press. 1969 February 24.</li> <li>Part V: Jaridu lokacin yaki. Discussion of war coverage in newspapers and past and present military censorship of the press. 1969 February 12.</li> <li>Part VI: ʼYan jaridu mutanene masu ʼyanei. Discussion of journalistic ethics, censorship of the press, and the responsibilities of the press to the public. 1969 February 12.</li></ol>"}