Publicity: press releases, letters to editor, free publicity, 1971-1974

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Series[UMA-SR-000001089] CICD Correspondence and Organisational RecordsAccession[1979.0152] Consolidated Records of Congress For International Co-operation And DisarmamentIdentifierUMA-IT-000049889Scope and ContentSubmission to “Four Corners” (ABC-TV) for a program on the Australian peace movement, 1973 (?); ABC “Access” radio station 3ZZ: Questionnaire from first open meeting to discuss the setting up of Melbourne’s first community- based radio program, 28 October1974. The station ultimately went to air with CICD providing Melbourne’s first “Alternative News” program. The station operated from the ABC building in Hardware Street with Alex Butler and Richard Brown as ABC staffers. The station was branded pro-Communist by the far-right and its demise was largely the result of pressure from Jennifer McCallum, Frankston, a discredited anti-Communist (see also 10/16)Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit1979.0152 Unit 0045

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CreatorCongress For International Co-operation And Disarmament (CICD)RoleProvenance

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Date1971-1974

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Publicity: press releases, letters to editor, free publicity, 1971-1974