Cairns interviews with Melbourne psychiatrist Dr John Diamond, 8 July 1968 - 12 December 1968, Tape 2

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Series[UMA-SRE-20150044] AUDIO RECORDINGS OF AND ABOUT JAMES FORD (JIM) CAIRNSAccession[2015.0043] RESEARCH PAPERS OF PAUL ORMONDEIdentifierUMA-ITE-2015004400063Extentnot specifiedScope and ContentDr Cairns Interviewed by Dr John Diamond 1968 (Tape 2). NSFA synopsis: Dr Jim Cairns, writer, politician and lecturer, talks about purpose of his candidacy, in a presidential campaign at that time, in 1968. Well respected from many people, especially amongst students; Dr Cairns, had achieved the effect he wanted effect upon Gough Whitlam. Dr Cairns, was respected by many because of his principles; on the other hand some people were against him and media presented him in a negative way. Thus Dr Cairns in interview talks about the negative attributes which are attached to him by media and the people who are superficial. Dr Cairns explains each classification by analysing him self and his actions.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeThis item cannot be requested to the Reading RoomPhysical RestrictionsThis recording has not been digitised and cannot be accessed at this time.Unit2015.0044 Unit 0002

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CreatorOrmonde, PaulRoleProvenance

Dates

Date8 July 1968-12 December 1968

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Previous System ID2015.0044.00063

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Genre/FormCompact CassettesStateDupe/CopyMaterialPolyesterUrethanePhysical FacetCarrier: CartridgeEncoding: AnalogueCarrier recording capacity: 90 minutesManufacturer: TDKProduct: AD90

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Cairns interviews with Melbourne psychiatrist Dr John Diamond, 8 July 1968 - 12 December 1968, Tape 2