[Washington, DC; after November 22, 1963]
name: label: Collection Creator
content: McNamara, Norris
label: Collection Creator
content: Moon, Moses
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection
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content: Moses Moon Civil Rights Movement Audio Collection / Series 1: Original Tapes
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content: Box 7, Item AC0556-OT_N17
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content: Box 1
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Archival materials
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content: Audio
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content: Norman Thomas:
-One of the most important things to achieve is a large number of negroes voting, intelligently
-Immigration success and naturalization 
-Employment
-We should work on breaking down unions
-We must ensure employment in the face of automation
-Employment is a bigger issue than the civil rights movement, it goes above that struggle
-The federal government has the responsibility to do more to ensure employment for its citizens
-Ideas for federal programs
-It is the business of society to see that its members get jobs or get paid until jobs can be found
-Fair employment requires full employment
-Have to demand a civil rights bill
-No white worker will give up his job
-You have to think of full employment
Announcements
Questions for Norman Thomas:
-How can we make people vote if there is severe intimidation?
-I don't expect people to vote; I expect people to have the system available to vote
-A civil rights bill needs to have special emphasis on voting
-There ought to be a minimum wage, including migratory workers
-There are better ways to get jobs than to extend military build up
-Barry Goldwater story