Tape recordings, other

Anti-HUAC (House Un-American Activities Committee), undated
Scope and Content Note: Side 1: Seminar on a study of children and prejudice
Side 2: Peck records a speech for “Lou(?),” who started a petition to eliminate the House Un-American Activities Committee. Peck discusses “The Committee of 100” in Milwaukee, whose purpose was to abolish HUAC, restrict its powers, or transfer its powers to a more responsible agency, as well as the general climate of civil liberties in Milwaukee as a result of the committee's activities.

“FWIW (For What It's Worth),” Cleveland, undated
Scope and Content Note: A series of six interviews with Peck by Jane Temple Hughes concerning the Vietnam peace accords. Topics are: South Vietnamese President Chu as an obstacle to peace; North Vietnamese POW's held by South Vietnam; other obstacles to peace; restoration of Vietnam; role of the peace movement in ending the war and postwar redefinition of its role; overview of the war, including motives for U.S. involvement and identifying the victors.

“Master Tape Press Releases, 1-20-1973”
Scope and Content Note: Segments include general promotion of the march on Washington to protest both the Vietnam War and Richard Nixon's inauguration; Congressman Charles Rangel, Peck, Rennie Davis and Dan Driggers of Vietnam Veterans Against the War protesting the anti-inaugural activities; and speeches by an unidentified speaker, an unidentified congressman and Peck.