WUWM records, 1950-1991.

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WUWM records, 1950-1991.

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Records of the WUWM public radio station and the Mass Communication Department of UWM. Includes correspondence and subject files of WUWM (1963-1983) concerning the programming, financing and technical needs of the station, and records of the Mass Communication Department (1951-1976) documenting its relationship to the radio station as well as the curricular and publication activities of the department. Audio tape recordings of the "College talk," "East Side issues," "Grass roots," and miscellaneous programs run on the station (1964-1974) document opinions and political campaigns of public officials, including Lloyd Barbee, John Doyne, Warren Knowles, Gaylord Nelson, Henry Reuss, and Clement Zablocki. Also includes a recording of Robert Kennedy speaking at a political rally for Patrick Lucey at UWM's Baker Field House on September 17, 1966. A number of recordings concern conditions and policies at Wisconsin prisons.

9.2 cubic ft.

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, UWM Libraries

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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, UWM Libraries

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Reuss, Henry S.

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Kennedy, Robert F. (Robert Francis), 1925-1968

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