San Francisco State Strike (KRON rough cuts II)
About This Item
Rough cut edits (derived from 16mm color positive film) of a KRON-TV Assignment Four documentary from 1968/9, which looks at the San Francisco State College student strike. Includes scenes featuring: mass demonstrations on campus; the student Convocation; Presidents Robert Smith and his sucessor Samuel I Hayakawa giving speeches; a class discussing strike issues, in which a student points out that "The academic community has chosen to ignore it [the needs of ethnic minorities], which is the reason for the disturbances ... Before the campus was closed down we would never be in a class like this"; an interview with Roger Alvarado, who refers to the administration's "cheap promises" and lack of action; and an interview with Dr. Juan Martinez, who explains the drop out rate for ethnic minorities at SF State is very low because they are highly motivated to succeed. A complete and fully edited 16mm print of this film has yet to be found.
- Type of material
- archival newsfilm
- Duration
- 17:40
- 16mm color, co-magnetic sound film
- Rights for this video belong to
- Nexstar Media Group, Inc.
- Date aired
- 1968/9
- Originally aired on
- KRON-TV
- Identifier
- KRON 474-2
- Views
- 5262