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WSFA Collection
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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The following segments are included:
0:00:01: Governor Albert Brewer speaking at the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association at Alabama State College in Montgomery on March 13, 1969.
0:04:06: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He expresses his support for legislation that would strengthen the Alabama Public Service Commission: "I don't like to propose taking an elected office away from the people under any circumstances, and I believe that it's better for the commission to be elected by the people. At the same time, I feel that the commission should be responsive to the people and protect the people's interest in matters that come before the commission."
0:04:40: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He expresses his support for legislation that would strengthen the Alabama Public Service Commission: "Some consideration must be given to raising the salaries involved so that people who are truly experts in the field of rate regulation could be employed by the commission. This is a highly technical field, and the commission staff is first of all, short-handed and secondly, it's dealing with rate experts who come before it in hearings who are among the highest paid technical people in this entire nation, while we're working under merit system regulations on the employment of technical staff and simply can't go out and get the people that we need."
0:05:49: Senator Tom Radney speaking to the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals at Alabama State College on March 12, 1969, during the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association.
0:06:56: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He discusses recent education budget requests from state school officials, which amounted to more than $1 billion: "I don't know what approach the legislature will take, nor what we'll take in making recommendations, but certainly we can't use their request as any basis for recommended appropriations because they were so out of line with reality."
0:08:50: Senator Tom Radney speaking to the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals at Alabama State College on March 12, 1969, during the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association.
0:10:33: Two men unrolling and examining the original signed Confederate Constitution, which was acquired by the University of Georgia in 1939.
0:11:41: Ernest Stone, Frank Rose, and Harry Philpott holding at a joint press conference in Montgomery on March 6, 1969. The men speak in support of recommendations offered in support of the Special Education Study Commission: "Alabama ranks either close to or at the bottom among the fifty states of the United States. It is undeniable, I believe, that our children are not receiving an equal opportunity for educational study, advance, and progress with those of many other states around us. The commission, as a first step, determined that we would try to compare Alabama with the southern regional states, that we would try to produce the program which would bring us to the southern regional average. We came forth with recommendations after fifteen months of study that indicated that it would require $201 million to bring Alabama educational opportunity to the level of the southern regional average.." (Stone was the state superintendent of education, Rose was the president of the University of Alabama, and Philpott was the president of Auburn University.)
(The notes accompanying the original film also mention demonstrations at Alabama State College in late March and early April 1969, but that footage was not found on the reel.)
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WSFA audiovisual item D125.0006
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Brewer, Albert P., 1928-2017; Philpott, Harry M. (Harry Melvin), 1917-2008; Radney, John Thomas, 1932-2011; Rose, Frank Anthony, 1920-1991; Stone, Ernest, 1910-1989; Alabama State College; Alabama State University; University of Georgia; African Americans--Education; African Americans--Employment; Business & finance; Confederate States of America--Constitution; Confederate States of America--Politics and government; Education; College administrators; Governors--Alabama; Journalists; Legislators--Alabama; Organizations; Politics & government; School principals; Teachers; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865; Montgomery (Ala.); Montgomery County (Ala.); Athens (Ga.)
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WSFA_D125_0006WSFA audiovisual item D125.0006The following segments are included:
0:00:01: Governor Albert Brewer speaking at the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association at Alabama State College in Montgomery on March 13, 1969.
0:04:06: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He expresses his support for legislation that would strengthen the Alabama Public Service Commission: "I don't like to propose taking an elected office away from the people under any circumstances, and I believe that it's better for the commission to be elected by the people. At the same time, I feel that the commission should be responsive to the people and protect the people's interest in matters that come before the commission."
0:04:40: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He expresses his support for legislation that would strengthen the Alabama Public Service Commission: "Some consideration must be given to raising the salaries involved so that people who are truly experts in the field of rate regulation could be employed by the commission. This is a highly technical field, and the commission staff is first of all, short-handed and secondly, it's dealing with rate experts who come before it in hearings who are among the highest paid technical people in this entire nation, while we're working under merit system regulations on the employment of technical staff and simply can't go out and get the people that we need."
0:05:49: Senator Tom Radney speaking to the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals at Alabama State College on March 12, 1969, during the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association.
0:06:56: Governor Albert Brewer speaking during his weekly news conference on March 12, 1969. He discusses recent education budget requests from state school officials, which amounted to more than $1 billion: "I don't know what approach the legislature will take, nor what we'll take in making recommendations, but certainly we can't use their request as any basis for recommended appropriations because they were so out of line with reality."
0:08:50: Senator Tom Radney speaking to the Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals at Alabama State College on March 12, 1969, during the annual meeting of the Alabama State Teachers Association.
0:10:33: Two men unrolling and examining the original signed Confederate Constitution, which was acquired by the University of Georgia in 1939.
0:11:41: Ernest Stone, Frank Rose, and Harry Philpott holding at a joint press conference in Montgomery on March 6, 1969. The men speak in support of recommendations offered in support of the Special Education Study Commission: "Alabama ranks either close to or at the bottom among the fifty states of the United States. It is undeniable, I believe, that our children are not receiving an equal opportunity for educational study, advance, and progress with those of many other states around us. The commission, as a first step, determined that we would try to compare Alabama with the southern regional states, that we would try to produce the program which would bring us to the southern regional average. We came forth with recommendations after fifteen months of study that indicated that it would require $201 million to bring Alabama educational opportunity to the level of the southern regional average.." (Stone was the state superintendent of education, Rose was the president of the University of Alabama, and Philpott was the president of Auburn University.)
(The notes accompanying the original film also mention demonstrations at Alabama State College in late March and early April 1969, but that footage was not found on the reel.)
1969 March1960-1969Brewer, Albert P., 1928-2017; Philpott, Harry M. (Harry Melvin), 1917-2008; Radney, John Thomas, 1932-2011; Rose, Frank Anthony, 1920-1991; Stone, Ernest, 1910-1989; Alabama State College; Alabama State University; University of Georgia; African Americans--Education; African Americans--Employment; Business & finance; Confederate States of America--Constitution; Confederate States of America--Politics and government; Education; College administrators; Governors--Alabama; Journalists; Legislators--Alabama; Organizations; Politics & government; School principals; Teachers; United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865; Montgomery (Ala.); Montgomery County (Ala.); Athens (Ga.)Moving imageFilm; 16mm filmWSFA-TV (Television station : Montgomery, Ala.)WSFA collectionBox D125, Item 0006Alabama Department of Archives and History, 624 Washington Avenue, Montgomery, Alabama 36130EnglishCopyright, Alabama Department of Archives and History. Donated by WSFA, https://www.wsfa.com.ProResYouTube link: https://youtu.be/RXFvILYyedUhttp://cdm17217.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/wsfa/id/1308
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