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Interviews with four participants in the program, commenting on development, operation and difficulties of the program and Harold Zellerbach's commitment to it. Interviewees include: Martin Snipper, Art Commission and the San Francisco Neighborhood Arts Program; Maruja Cid, NAP Community Organization in the Mission District; Stephen Goldstine, The City, the Artists, the Program and Harold Zellerbach; John Kreidler, Developing Employment for Artists: CETA in San Francisco and Alameda County. Appended: copies of documentary material, including 1970 funding proposal and the San Francisco Arts Resources Development Committee Report to Mayor Shelley, 1966.

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Title
San Francisco Neighborhood Arts Program, tape recorded interview conducted 1978 by Suzanne Riess
Creator
interviewer., Riess, Suzanne B.,
interviewee., Snipper, Martin,
interviewee., Cid, Maruja,
interviewee., Goldstine, Stephen,
interviewee., Kreidler, John,
Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
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California Audiovisual Preservation Project
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cabeuroh_000212
Subject (Person)
Zellerbach, Harold Lionel, 1894-1978.
Subject (Corporate)
San Francisco (Calif.). Art Commission.
California Employment and Training Advisory Council.
Subject (Topic)
Artists California -- San Francisco.
Artistes Californie -- San Francisco.
Geographic Coverage
United States -- California -- Berkeley.
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Oral histories.
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