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Note 1: "Uher. One side. All of play of week "that old foolishness." Vincent Carroll. Then a bit of parr Giving. 2nd night challenge to Ed Sullivan. Then R.J. and Normen who wrote "Frog Pond" about analysis. 2nd side. Begins L. John. Art, then C.P.Sonwen Science and Sandburg. Ends with more of "Frog Pond" Lady."; Note 2: CDI Channel 13, Quiz Game "5. Ad for Kool Cigarettes, Channel 13 Stock ticker 6. PSA informing farmers to file income tax 7. show cont'd 9. Ad for Westinghouse Washer (1961 model) mention of Patterson/Johannson title fight (Oct 22, 1961 or December 1960) Picture of the Week. -15. CDII 1. cont'd 3. Duke cigarette ad, jumps to play 9. Victory Jory talks about equality WNTA TV December 22, 1961 Glenn Gould plays and talks about Beethoven on "Playback" show 11. Jumps to "Road to Utopia" 14-15. Jack Paar monologue about conflict with Ed Sullivan. "The Tonight Show" Jan/March 1961? CDIII 1. cont'd show with Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance. 2. Ad Snowy Bleach, 3. Beechnut Peppermint Gum ad and talk about "Lucy Goes to Broadway" January 1961. 4. AD for Phillip Morris cigarettes 5. Ad for Gallo port wine. 6. Ad for Polydent 7. Cyril Richard guest 8. cont'd 9. cont'd mention of "The Apartment" film (1960) 10. Joyce MacIver's "The Frog Pond" on WOR. Advertisement for Long John Nebel show on Tv with Peter Urban, karate expert. Long John Nebel radio show with Martin Berger, Dr. Emerson Coyle, Lynn King, and guest Joyce MacIver. CDIV 1. cont'd Long John Nebel show. -8. CDV 1. Long John Nevel show on WOR with guests Ptrick Shelley, Coker, Railey, Robert Norton, Patty Groff Tyler. discussion of art, INcluding Jackson Pollock on 7. 10. Jumps to "the Physicist" Sir Charles Snow essay/paper, spoken. CDVI 1. cont'd essay on Spoken Words, WNYC March, 1961. 6. Carl Sandberg on Abraham Lincoln 7. News, JFK unemployment bill. 9. Long John Nebel show cont'd, (Frog Pond) in midst of yoga and mental therapy discussion. CDVII 1-5. Frog Pond LJN cont'd, ad for Carnegie Deli on 5 6. Jumps to "September Song" then Jumps to film "The Picture of Dorian Gray" 12-14. Jumps back to LJN Frog Pond panel. CDVIII 1. Long John Nebel 1-14 with telegrams starting at 10. ;

Note 1: "1. Mark Twain - Holbrook. (Age, cigars). 2. Stan Freeberg - cookie Fortune writer. 4. Jody Halliday - Born Yesterday. 5. Bob Newhart - Travel log. 6. Reiner + Brooks - 3rd poet and words. 7. Wayne + Schuster - TV addict. 8. Fred Allen - Allen's Alley. 9. Dick Shawn - Civil War- it was in all the Papery. News - Russians - Announce new tests captive nations. July 23, 1962. Torro. Ends - bit from WImdol. 2nd side, Walt Sheldon - Sushi House Description. 2. Greatest etc left hand etc,"; Note 2: CDI July 23, 1962 Mark Twian by Hal Holbrook 1-10. Assortment of different tV segments (10 is from July 23, 1962) CDII 1. King Richard III Act I Scene I midscene (William Shakespeare) CDIII 1. Far East Network "Enjoy Japan" 2. The Greatest Story Ever Told originally aired May 8, 1959 "Let Not They Left hand Know" Jumps to talk programs Don McNeil, Breakfast Club and other, from Japan 3. Jumps to American military radio 7. W. Eugene Smith in Japan footage putter , ambient, street, dog barking. CDIV 1. News, jumps to Long John Nebel Show on WOR, MIke Gerzanski, Bernard Korash, Barry Farber guests 6. Jumps to world news and telegrams on LJN Snow-14. ;

Note 1: "1+2 Movie" 12 Angry Men." Henry Founda, etc. Followed by Part of "Cardinal Richeliel with George Arless. Another Part skipped. 3. a "Cardinal Richeliel." Short amount of tape. 2nd part Mermnger Brox. "Age of A…ety." 20th cent. c. Politicians in Right wrong and elections. d. a beginning part of "Catherine of Russia?" Tallucah Banrhead."; Note 2: CDI 1. News from July 1963, integration protests and ad for Hertz car rental. Jumps to more news July 5, 1963 CBS. Brooklyn school integration (Erasmus High) news 2. more next, China USSR (July 5, 1963 meeting) 3. cont'd news and Hertz and Lays ad. 4. Chanel 2, 12 Angry Men film, trial scene Movie-14. with ads for Uncle Ben's Rice, Tip Top Bread, Ajax, Shell Platform 8 Gas, Beechnut Gum, Knickerbocker beer. CDII 1-5. cont'd 3. Ad for Lark cigarettes, Chase Manhattan Bank CDIII 1-9. cont'd. Ad for Beacon floor wax, Capella Wine, Journal American Spring cigarettes, Rolaids and Errol Flynn film 10-15. Chanel 5, NBC film Cardinal Richilieu with ad for "The Outlaws" series. CDIV 1-5. cont'd with ads for Raleigh's cigarette coupons, Caine's Hundred serdies Raleigh Bel Air cigarettes, Paul Newman PSA for National Association for Mental Health. CDI V 1-3 cont'd with Anne Bancroft PSA for Country Vacations for the blind and Army officer training program. 4-14. NBC news programs: Age of Anxiety, Pt. II and reports on National News. CDVI 1. cont'd Ads for annacine, Dodge Rambler, and Preparation H. CDVII 1. Channel 5, NBC TV Cardinal Richilieu, Catharine of Russia (1945) -15. with PSA's and Ads for Second Sight Foundation, Greater New York fund, programming, Radio Free Euroope fund, and CARE CDVIII 1. cont'd, film 3. News and mention of July 4, week of baseball. End of programming for day, Star Bangled Banner. ;

Note 1: "Selfish Giant. Music Etc."; Note 2: CDI 1-15. WBAI radio, John Gielgud in BBC World Theatre production of King Richard II through Act II, Scene 3 CDII cont'd through scene 5 CDIII 1. end of play and credits Jumps to Chinese folktales from Favorite Childrens Stories from China and Tibet 3. Reading of Oscar Wilde's "the Star Child" -10. CDIV 1. cont'd, then "The Selfish Giant" 2. Suite for four cellos Op. 95, Hayden, performaed by NY Philharmic Cello Quartet 4. Gustave Mahler Symphony 1 by Columbia Symph Orch. 5. Jumps to Long John Nebel Show, paranormal, Duke University Journal of Parapsychology and poltergeists mentioned. uests not introduced. CDV 1. Long John Nebel cont'd Bernie Korash, Jack London, Roy Schatt, Ruby Frank, with tomorrow's guests listed 2. Jumps to JFK news WBAI. 3. classical music JC Bach and Pendennis by Thackery. 5. Jazz with AB Spellman, DJ, New Coltrane Ballads LP played and discussed, critically. CDVI 1. cont'd 1-8. CDVII 1. WBAI spoken essay 2. The Slovenic Mass, "Orameestr Drogoskaya," Leos Janocek (1928) CDVIII 1. cont'd Mass 2. Jumps to Dr. James Sunallen address to the Scientific Congress, July 1962. 3. Chanel 6, Poems from West Indies. ;

Note 1: "1964 May to June. Track #1 (A) end of defenders (see other side). One side (B) Lamp unto my feet - this remarkable crucible. (C) Look up and live - the role of clergy in this changing world. (The passing of tradition) (D) Camera III - the movies - about 8 1/2 -etc. Second channel is blank.One side track 1. (A) singing etc - Channel - 2 (A Japanese exchange Program. (B) some folk singing by a popular groups. (C) "Deffenders" defending an unscrupulous lawyer. ends on over side. Track 2 News all quiet on western front. Rest blank. Also after defenders end, a bit of Phil Silvers comedy. Then visit of XX Mrs. Bucher and new editor of Camera. May 28 1964."; Note 2: CDI: Tr. 1, "International Hour" about rise of global TV culture. Tr. 2 - 15, ambients sounds in loft, faint music off air, footsteps, inaudible conversation, etc. CDII - CDIII: Ambient sounds cont. CDIV: "The Defenders" TV program. Tr. 4 - 12, conversation in the loft between Smith and two Germans regarding print media/publication. Tr. 14, CBS program "Lamp Into My Feet." CDV: "Lamp Into My Feet" cont. Tr. 5 - 11, "Look Up And Live." Tr. 12 - 13, "7 Faces of Time." CDVI: "7 Faces of Time" cont. Tr. 4 - 8, "Legislative Hearing" on enforcement of civil rights laws. CDVII: news, WWII program. CDVIII: "International Hour." CDIX: news, weather, "Hootenanny" (folk festival at Dartmouth). CDX: "Hootenanny" cont. Tr. 3 - 12, "The Defenders.";

Note 1: "Oct 1966. 1st side (beginning) Tennessee Williams TV Version. Caminoreal - (One track 3 3/4.) Rest - Misc. - Roddy Meddnel? (Photography) -Suss kind and Part of Negro "Anti Jewish" Discussion. -Some After midnight WBIA. Some "songs of couch and consultation - etc. All 4 sides recorded."; Note 2: CDI: "Ten Blocks on Camino Real" by Tennessee Williams. CDII: "Ten Blocks…" cont., program feat. photographer and Vidal Sassoon. CDIII: Channel 5 NY, panel with Jacki Polenti, President Johnson's friend and asvisor and the President of the Motion Picture Association of America. Music off air, news. CDIV: news, interview with photographer (?) Greene. CDV: WBAI talk, pledge drive, and music. CDVI - CDVIII: WBAI cont., including "Lesson in Hip." ;