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{"value"=>"1976 October 26", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1976-10-26"}
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{"value"=>"Colin MacQueen Interview"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Part 1 of an interview with Colin MacQueen conducted by John D'Emilio on October 26, 1976 at MacQueen's home in Glendale, California. In this segment of the interview, MacQueen discusses his experiences at an unidentified center, which provided medical, legal, and financial assistance to homosexuals. He describes the house that was rented for the center; the role of women there; disagreements among the staff over the use of federal funding; the methods of decision making at the center; and the resignation of Donald Kilhefner. Among those he mentions as prominent members of the center are: Richard Nash, director; Morris [Kight?]; Betty Taylor; Rosalyn Allen; Donald Kilhefner, executive director; and Terry O'Brien, president.</p>"}
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1976-10-26
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1976-10-26
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1976-10-26
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1976
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1976
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1 audio recording