Bobby Seale's Analysis Of Events In Chicago

About This Item

KRON-TV news footage from August 24th 1968 featuring brief scenes from a press conference by Founding Chairman and national organizer of the Black Panther Party Bobby Seale, in which he reflects on the use of intimidation and brute force by National Guard and police against public dissent in Chicago and elsewhere. He attributes this strategy to Vice President Hubert Humphrey and mayor of Chicago Richard J. Daley. Note we also have footage from the same press conference shot by KPIX-TV, in film reference number KPIX 26572. Opening graphic designed by Carrie Hawks.

Date
8/24/1968
Format
16mm b&w negative magnetic sound film
Digital Format
mp4 file
Genre
local newsfilm
Copyright Holder
Young Broadcasting of San Francisco, Inc.
Duration
0:48
Identifier
KRON 1893-2-2K
Views
1150

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