SC0441 - Speech - Leonard Woodcock endorses Muskie for President. Speaks about jobs, capital, productivity and congressional secrecy. Holds questions and answer session on busing, labor movement, George Meany and American Federation of Labor (AFL) and Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO), and parole of Jimmy Hoffa.

Authors

Edmund Muskie

Document Type

Sound Clip

Publication Date

1-28-1972

Abstract

Length: 48 min. 17 sec. Location: National Press Club, Washington D.C. Date: January 28, 1972. Content: Leonard Woodcock endorses Muskie for President. Speaks about jobs, capital, productivity and congressional secrecy. Holds questions and answer session on busing, labor movement, George Meany and American Federation of Labor (AFL) and Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO), and parole of Jimmy Hoffa. Audio quality: Good.

Recommended Citation

Muskie, Edmund, "SC0441 - Speech - Leonard Woodcock endorses Muskie for President. Speaks about jobs, capital, productivity and congressional secrecy. Holds questions and answer session on busing, labor movement, George Meany and American Federation of Labor (AFL) and Congress of Industrial Organization (CIO), and parole of Jimmy Hoffa." (1972). Audio files. 521.
https://scarab.bates.edu/maf/521