Hayakawa Press Conference
About This Item
President S.I. Hayakawa makes an official announcement that the emergency measures he imposed at SF State College to deal with the strike there on January 6th 1969 are rescinded, qualifying his statement with a reminder that: “Freedom of speech does not mean freedom to incite riot.” Ends with Dr Hawkins of the AFT expressing skepticism about Hayakawa’s claim that he isn’t currently interested in entering politics, suggesting he’s using the high profile student unrest at SF State as a platform to enter into politics.
- Originally aired on
- KTVU News
- Date aired
- 1969-04
- Recording medium
- 16mm color magnetic sound film
- 2:31
- Rights for this video belong to
- Cox Enterprises Inc/KTVU
- Type of material
- archival news film
- Event
- 1968 SF State Student Strike
- Identifier
- KTVU 58
- Views
- 4842
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