"S.I. Hayakawa calling for 'infusion of common sense'", 1976-02-03
Scope and Contents
"Samuel I. Hayakawa, president emeritus of San Francisco State University, found an enthusiastic Republican audience here Monday as he asked for the chance to deliver a 'powerful infusion of common sense' to Washington as the GOP Senate nominee.... The semanticist-turned-politician said that the way to create jobs is to assure the prosperity of agriculture, business and industry because the higher production is, the more jobs will open."
Dates
- Other: 1976-02-03
Creator
- Rios, Dan (Photographer, Person)
Conditions Governing Access
The Dan Rios papers are currently undergoing processing and are open for research. The department has internal documentation over what is in individual envelopes and can search for people, places, and events from 1968 - 2001 in advance of any visits so that we can ensure we have materials on hand for researchers. Please contact Special Collections in advance to request access.
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Full Extent
From the Collection: 222.31 Linear Feet (186 containers totaling 195 boxes and drawers of various sizes, roughly sized like postcard boxes. Metal containers house 2 or 3 drawers each.)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Materials Specific Details
35mm BW neg
Repository Details
Part of the CSUSM Special Collections Repository
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