Different ways of protesting
Who you hear in this episode, in order:
Caroline Hogg (b. 1942) *
Carol Goldson (b. 1937) *
Jean McLean (b. 1934) *
Sue McCulloch (b. 1949) *
Frances Newell (b. 1948) *
Jan Muller (b. 1949) *
Marion Harper (b. 1932) *
Anne Sgro (b. 1943)
Image by David Glenn, 1966. Held at the State Library of Victoria: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/400664
Bibliography
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Youth Campaign Against Conscription report, perhaps April 1966.
Dalton collection. Political Ephemera relating to Conscription, 1966-1973. Held at the State Library of Victoria.
Report of Anti-War Activists Conference in Sydney.
No author. “Riots as PM talks: Anti-conscript crowd creates bedlam.” The Age, 29 March 1966.
No author. “Woman to sit hungry for 48 hours.” The Age, 7 June 1966.
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