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Theme of the evening: Human resources in an abundant society."

Begins with room noise and chatter. Lindsay (?) introduces head table, welcomes guests. Howard J. Samuels, dinner co-chairman, ...

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Reporter describes the scene as roll is called in the background by Paul Screvane.

Wagner talks about his administration's work and the challenges of the new administration.

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Presentation of awards by Bill of Rights Day Association. Mayor Wagner reads the proclamation.

Awards is given to Wagner (no really, Kennedy). He's not in attendance, and the children are ...

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Reporter introduces context of the news conference: the mayor will address the press on the blackout. He is wearing a blue suit.

Mayor Wagner recounts in some detail the previous ...

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Official opening of Pier 36 on the East River for the Belgian Line. Commissioner of Public Events Richard C. Patterson speaks that this gathering symbolizes the positive relationship between Belgium and ...

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Mayor Robert F. Wagner makes statement regarding the death of Adlai E. Stevenson. He calls Stevenson "one of us" in New York City.

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Opens with unnamed speaker.

Dr. Bernard Donovan, superintendent of schools, speaks of the Board of Education's excitement for the Head Start program.

Monsignor Edmund Fogarty speaks about the war of ...

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Begins without introduction.

First speaker introduces chairman of I am an American Day, Colonel C. Michael Hall. He gives a brief talk about patriotism and freedom, then introduces Robert Alden. Tells ...

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From card catalog: Documentary 1050, "You, ...

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Announcer introduces program, at City Hall Dept of Sanitation Band performs and another announcer describes ...

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Hubert Humphrey speaks. Grateful that Dr. King returned safely, "can think of no one that has done more to give true meaning to that precious word called 'peace.'"

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Master of ceremonies William Rowe introduces singer David Dunson to entertain the audience before the ceremony begins. Dunson is followed by a performance by the LaRocque Bey Dancers and drummers from ...

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Begins with band playing. Host tries to get the crowd and speakers under control.

Star-Spangled Banner. Cardinal Spellman performs benediction.

Robert Moses, President of the ...

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Stewart L. Udall, Secretary of the Interior, speaks at the dedication of Carnegie Hall as a national historic landmark.

Mayor Robert F. Wagner follows with short speech describing how the decision ...

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Woman heard at open describing the format for conference, radio first, followed by television, 4 minutes each.

Mayor Robert F. Wagner makes a statement on the Democratic victory in the legislature ...

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Shorter version of T249, T250, Catalog # 6186.

Dedication of the World's Fair Hall of Science. City Council President Paul Screvane opens the dedication by describing how the ...

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From card catalog: Robert F. Kennedy announces that he will accept the Democratic nomination to run for US Senator from New York. He talks about the candidacy and why he wants ...

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Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces his support of Robert F. Kennedy's bid for candidacy for Senator in New York state. He also makes clear that he has no intention of pursuing ...

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Mayor Robert F. Wagner speaks of cutting his trip to Geneva short in order to return to New York and address the race riots in Harlem, the six day riot was ...

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From card catalog: Mayor Robert Wagner speaks about the Democratic primaries that occurred the previous day. He makes a political talk against bossism and about the "new" Democratic party. Question and ...