Tom McCall speech on Vortex I music festival, 1970
Scope and Contents
This speech by Tom McCall was given at Portland Television Studios in 1970 and broadcast on KGW-TV. This audio recording of the speech was made by an unknown individual from the television broadcast. The broadcast begins with a weather report and two commercials.
In the speech, McCall discusses the actions taken by the Portland and Multnomah County governments in response to protests expected to be held by the People's Army Jamboree against an upcoming American Legion convention. He describes plans for the music festival known as Vortex I as a way to mitigate the possibility of violence.
After the speech, the recording includes additional commercials and remarks by news analyst Floyd McKay. The recording ends with audio from the evening news broadcast about McCall's speech, including excerpts of the speech and McKay’s remarks.
Dates
- Creation: 1970
Creator
- From the Collection: McCall, Tom, 1913-1983 (Speaker, Person)
- From the Collection: McKay, Floyd J. (Commentator, Person)
Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open for research.
Extent
From the Collection: .1 Cubic Feet (1 audio reel (24 min., 29 sec.)) : 7 in.; 1 7/8 ips
Language of Materials
English
Repository Details
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