Reminiscences of Edward I. Koch : oral history, 1975-1976.

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Reminiscences of Edward I. Koch : oral history, 1975-1976.

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Village Independent Democrats; Tamawa Club; 1962 Assembly race; New York, N.Y., reform movement; 1963 district leader race; corruption and crime, New York, N.Y.; bussing and racial balance, Forest Hills controversy; southern voter registration; Small Business Administration; Israel; relations with Carmine De Sapio, Richard Kuh, Robert Morgenthau, Bella Abzug, John Lindsay, others; constituency; racial composition, ethnic politics; 1966 City Council race; Congressman, 1968-1976: National Labor Caucus, Equal Rights Amendment, gay rights, pornography, rent stabilization, amnesty, privacy, marijuana legislation; congressional committees, New York Caucus.

Transcript: 617 leaves.

Columbia University in the City of New York, Columbia University Libraries

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