Reel 0846, 1962, 1963
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Note 1: "1963 - Last part of "Sayonara" with Brando. Part of reading of Robert Craves. 1. Cont. - Defenders - "Perjured." 1962. 2nd side. 1. About Jews in Asia (Part) 2. Beginning "Line up" (kind of fun.) June 16 - 17?? 3. News - OAS - "Cease Fire." 4. Aerial test knocking out communication. 50 5- New Housing Discussion."; Note 2: CD 1: "The Defenders." Then, part of a sermon. News-recorded in Japan on The Far East Network. Then some kind of Japanese radio drama. ****tr. 9, 3:22: Smith phone call to overseas operator. Radio mystery drama. CD 2: Radio interview w/ Chaplain Lt. Colonel Herman Dicker, author of "Wanderers and Settlers in the Far East." Talks about Jews in the far East. Drama: "The Lineup". News in Tokyo (The F E Network). Dramatic story of Frederic Marcelin, Haitian politician. Segment on the First Amendment. Marcelin cont'd. Music-love songs. Dragnet. CD 3: Reading of part of "Good-Bye to All That: An Autobiography" (1957) by Robert Graves.Last track: Schaefer Beer ad. CD 4: Movie-love story: Japanese woman and American soldier. Late-night news on Ch 2. ;
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