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| Description |
English:
Jerry Rubin
speaking before a crowd of more than 1200 people in the University at Buffalo's Fillmore Room, one month after his conviction in the
Chicago Eight
conspiracy trial.
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| Source |
The Spectrum
(University at Buffalo student newspaper), Vol. 20, No. 68, March 13, 1970
scanned from microfilm by User:Davepape |
| Author | unknown; photo staff listed as Bob Hsiang, Marc Ackerman, and Gary Friend |
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