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De Gaulle, Charles

Side One: May of Three-Rivers introduces the General, followed by de Gaulle's speech. Side Two: Premier Johnson's introduction to de Gaulle at Wolfe's Cove July 23, 1967 and De Gaulle's speech at Quebec.

De Gaulle, Charles

Side One: De Gaulle's reply to Drapeau at city hall reception. Side Two: General De Gaulle's "Vive le Quebec libre speech from balcony of Montreals city hall, followed by Mayor Drapeau's short address at his office and General's brief reply..

"Speak Your Mind."

Marcus Long Hosts an open-line broadcast called "Speak Your Mind" on CHUM. Side One: Long speaks with callers, asking "Does Canada Need a New Political Party?". Side Two: One advertisement, then blank.

One Parent's views on youth - 1969; Civil Rights speech by Martin Luther King; "The New First Family, 1968."

A Parent talks about "Today's Youth"; Civil Rights Speech by M.L. King' A play "The New First Family - 1968: A Futuristic Fairy Tale" Performed by Bob Booker and George Foster. Side One: "Today's Youth". Side Two: Civil Rights speech by King; Play by Booker and Foster.

"Talking Up the Rideau" a Heritage tour

Patrick Watson narrates a car tour of the Rideau Canal from Ottawa to Kingston. Side One: Ottawa Locks to the Kemptville area. Side Two: Kemptville area to old Slys; Side 3 - Smiths Falls to Chaffeys Locks; Side 4 - Davis Lock to Kingston.

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