Peoples Temple Collection; Box 17, Virtual item 26, Q609 - JJ interviewed on KSFO (Spring 1977) (Partially duplicated on Q627)

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Identifier: ms-0183_17.26

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Peoples Temple (Organization)
Jones, Jim (Jones, James Warren) (Person)

Summary Note

This tape is a virtual duplicate of the first two-thirds of Tape Q627 of an interview conducted by Julia Hare of KSFO Radio in San Francisco with Jim Jones and Mike Prokes. A duplicate of the last third of the tape may be found – in a less-carefully recorded format – at Tape Q727 . There are several differences between this and Q 627. The latter is more complete in one respect, in that it is the tape of all the exchanges between the radio hostess and her two guests, including the off-mike conversations during commercial breaks, when Ms. Hare mentions what they will talk about in the next segment. However, this tape includes several minutes of conversation which were lost on 627, due to its subsequent use to record a telephone conversation, as well as another minute lost on 627 when side one ended and before side two begins. Full summary of the recording available at Alternative Considerations of Jonestown website, along with the tape transcript.

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