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Contents: Frank F. Tallman: Dynamics of Change in State Mental Institutions. Regarding his service as director of the Department 1949-1953 and innovations in state hospital policy and program. Appended: copies of vitae, speech, article, etc. Portia Bell Hume: Mother of Community Mental Health Services. Regarding her involvement in the development of mental health services; early days of Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute; role as director of community services in State Department of Mental Hygiene; passage of Short-Doyle Act; political career of her father. Theodore Bell; her husband, Samuel J. Hume and his association with the University of California, Berkeley, as faculty member and director of the Greek Theatre.

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Title
Earl Warren and the State Department of Mental Hygiene, tape-recorded interview conducted in 1970-1971 by Gabrielle Morris
Creator
interviewer., Morris, Gabrielle S.,
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Earl Warren Oral History Project (Bancroft Library)
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Full Collection Name
California Audiovisual Preservation Project
Other Identifiers
cabeuroh_000203
Subject (Person)
Warren, Earl, 1891-1974.
Bell, Theodore A.
Hume, Samuel J. 1885-1962. (Samuel James),
Tallman, Frank Ford.
Hume, Portia Bell.
Subject (Corporate)
California. Department of Mental Hygiene.
Langley Porter Neuropsychiatric Institute.
University of California, Berkeley.
Subject (Topic)
Mentally ill Care -- California.
Geographic Coverage
California Politics and government.
United States -- California -- Berkeley
Type
Audio
Format
Oral histories.
Archive
The Library
Contents
Phonotapes: Tallman interviews, Oct. 20-21, 1970. Reel 1: track 1: 1035 ft., track 2: 509 ft. Reel 2: track 1: 1038 ft., track 2: 731 ft.
Hume interviews: Reel 3: July 14, 1970. Track 1: 1004 ft., track 2: 680 ft. Reel 4: July 21, 1970. Track 1: 1039 ft., track 2: 1033 ft. Reel 5: Oct. 12, 1971. Track 1: 1032 ft., track 2: 1041 ft. Reel 6: Oct. 12, 1971. Track 1: 989 ft., track 2: blank. Interview notes also available.
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