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My name is nancy keegan smith, and id like to welcome you as flares Vice President to tonights program. Thank you to our partner American University school of Public Affairs who has been so supportive of our endeavor. And to our flare institutional members Writer University White House Historical association, Massachusetts Historical Society the Gerald R Ford president ial foundation and our two newest institutional members the National First ladys library and the center for president ial history at Southern Methodist university. I programmed tonight is called taking a new look at edith wilson...

My name is nancy keegan smith, and id like to welcome you as flares Vice President to tonights program. Thank you to our partner American University school of Public Affairs who has been so supportive of our endeavor. And to our flare institutional members Writer University White House Historical association, Massachusetts Historical Society the Gerald R Ford president ial foundation and our two newest institutional members the National First ladys library and the center for president ial history at Southern Methodist university. I programmed tonight is called taking a new look at edith wilson...

Society, the gerald our ford president ial foundation, and our two newest institutional members, the National First Ladies Library and the center for president ial history at Southern Methodist university. Our program tonight is called taking a new look at edith wilson. It should be a fascinating discussion of ediths influence on the role of first lady. The Panel Moderator is dr. Catherine sibling, professor of history and director of american stories at centrist university. The panelists in order, i think, are doctor Mary Stockwell retype fencer of history and our Department Chair at lawrence...

Not settle for in gauging your conversations, please Pay Attention and well, our panel of moderator is here. Thank you. [applause] hello. Hello. Hello. Welcome. I hope thats you are settled and a driver we have an amazing panel this afternoon. And i am honored to be here to sorts of moderates but really to open the stage for these brilliant people, a Brilliant Minds to talk to us about the work they have done and the work that they have continued to do. This is maintaining cultural legacies. Our cultural memory as part of our collective domain, of the droll literal text is a repository they tr...

Compton and watts and one of the most horrific sights id ever seen. It was the largest riot in u. S. History. 3,000 people were injured, 60 people were killed, and we actually ended up at one point in time having to use live ammunition. But once we did, the bloods and the krips and the gangs there realized we were serious. The reason we got involved is because they learned none of the Police Departments within los angeles could talk to each other on their communications gear. They had a different piece of equipment in the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department than the Police Department or the...