The People's Right To Know - Police Versus Reporters
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Presents Chicago newspaper photographer Paul Seqiera who explains the problems he encountered when he tried to cover the National Democratic Convention of 1968. Discusses the constitutional question of freedom of the press and uses footage of the events to stimulate discussion.
More in Urban Crisis and New Militants Series
- Police Power And Freedom Of Assembly - The Gregory March 1969
- Social Confrontation - The Battle Of Michigan Avenue 1970
- The People's Right To Know - Police Versus Reporters 1970
- The Right To Dissent - A Press Conference 1970
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