Reel 0491, undated

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Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI 1. TV CBS, Robert Frost and Walt Whitman content "The Pastures" 2. more Frost "Swinger of Birches 3. The Daft (?) 4. cont'd Walt Whitman intro and Lilacs with harmonica music and narrator 5. civil war narration, mention of April 14, 1865 and "The Confederate Dead" 6. Oh captain my captain..." ends with harmonica and NFL ad for Sunday, Cleveland bs Green Bay, NFL Championship on CBS. (Jan 2, 1966 is when the game was played) 7. NFL on CBS, and ad for 20th Century report. Jumps to: Smith in loft. Talk about Quill. 9. Editorial Writers of the NY Times discussion 10. Question and answer on strike "I think we're getting screwed." CDII 1. Faith for Today, show. Guests, Erica Anderson, cinematography " Albert Schweitzer, 1957". 3. Schweitzer hospital and Africa discussion 4. "The Schweitzer album" and music "God's love in this beautiful hymn" Schweitzer's book analysis (sound in loft) mic near radio/tv 5. bible study guide 6. (drop out) cont'd with Edward Albee and Robert Reilly on youth speak 7. NBC news, strike. Mayor Lindsay Inaugural Ball. (jumps to theatre panel) "young talent" 8. Albee's recommendatoin for education and the theater 9. TV for media for theater questions fo Albee and forum including Dorothy Gardner on NBC;

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