20 1972 Radio interview with Henry and Judith Gruver

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1972 Radio interview with Henry Gruver (#017) Such a blessing to hear my dads young 30yr old voice on a radio interview with "Brother Bill" of Phoenix AZ in the 70s. My grandma recorded this off the radio on a cassette tape.

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