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Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI: Tr. 1- 9, WBAI "Spoken Words" sketch comedies about doctors and patients produced by Felix Leon. Tr. 10- 11, WBAI "Folk Music of the World" produced by Henry Cowell. CDII: Tr. 2 WBAI program on contemporary poet Joel Oppenheiman (reading of "The Dutiful Son"). Tr. 3 - 6, Music/comedy off air. CDIII: Tr. 1, music off air, classical big band. Tr. 2, "Carol for Another Christmas" (film) starring Pat Hingle, Peter Sellers, Robert Shaw. CDIV: Tr. 1 - 4, film cont. Tr. 4 - 10, NY Channel 7 late edition of"The Big News" with Bill Batal. Tr. 11 - 15 NY Channel 7 Les Crane show. CD V: Les Crane cont. Tr. 6 - 8, Crane interview with Malcolm X. CDVI: Tr. 1 - 3, Crane interview with author Micky Spalone. Tr. 4 - 14, courtroom drama, beginning of panel on lawyers and the BAR Association. CDVII: Tr. 3 - 14, WOR AM/FM BAR panel on magic with Dr. Edith Yurka and Dr. Walter Sloate. CDVIII: Tr. 1 -8, magic panel cont. Tr. 8 -12, BAR panel cont. CDIX: Tr. 1 - 2, WNYC "Spoken Words" recording of Broadway prod. of "Spoon River Anthology" by Edward Lee Masters. Tr. 3, classical music. Tr. 4, "Sounds Our Fathers Heard" program of songs about children produced by Byron Bryant for KPSA. CDX: Tr. 2 - 6, WBAI interview of Charlie Chaplin Jr. conducted by Frank Roberts.;

Note 1: "1963. #1 1. Hiroshima bomb crew "bull session" in "David Brinkley's Journal" 2. Unemployed youth. 1963. #2 1. News - Russia - China - Negro - White, etc. 2. Dr Erlich's magic bullet. #3 Continue. #4 1. "short way to end. 2. Misc, Dial twisting."; Note 2: CDI: Tr. 1 - 6, "David Brinkley's Journal" on NBC - topic, Hiroshima bombing. Tr. 7 - 13, program on unemployment among NY youth w/ host Edward Newman of NY Illustrated. CDII: News, radio play (melodrama). CDIII: Radio play cont. CDIV: Channel 5 NY "Faces and Places in the News." Tr. 6 - 13, channel surfing.;

Note 1: "1st side, Sept 19, 1960. Arrival of Kruschev By ship - does not have his speech. 2nd side. News events. Programs on nation's debate on Congo."; Note 2: CDI description of events and ad 2. UN arrivals Hungary, Shelbourne Hotel, tito, albania, Tropical Storm Florence news JFK's New Jersey visit. Niscon in DC, 3. Ad for coca Cola, NyYankee's pennant race, Baseball scores and weather 4. Nescafe jingle, WOR "Rambling with Gambling" , Tune, "half a Married Man" 6:21 AM. Ads and news 5. Keebler ad. Tune: "There is nothing like Laura" . from South Pacific 6. Ads and Transit system news, Anti Khrushchev protests 7. News, cont'd, 8. socialized medicine debate 9. cont'd activism news, Khrushchev, 10. Ricky Newlso "When Your lover has gone" 11. News Jumpst to "I've grown accostomed to your face" Ella Fitzgerald 12. cont'd 13. Ed Silverman from PIer on Khrushchev's arrival and evetns 14. UN news and Buttercrucnch Cluster Ad at Horn and Hadart, Retail Shops. 15. Eather, Charles F. McCarthy, Time, on the Al Lohman Show, Connnie Francis. CDII 1. WABC, Connie Francis, "My Heart has a mind of it's own" 2. Channel 7 WABC, Shaeffer Beer Ad. 7:42 AM 3. CocaCola Ad, UN sessionpreview. Telegram Ad. Chubby Checker "The Twist" 4. weather 5. News, USSR and Castro 6. News, 7. cont'd, Jumps to other news and ad. 8. Budapest Symphony. Radio tuning and Jumps to coverage of Khrushchev protests (Longshoreman boat)**Baltica, coffins in water. NBC, Bob Hope ad, on the Late Show. Changes channels to NBC news, protests at Khrushchev's hotel. 9. silence and band connection, reception, weather, Ad, Chock-Full-O-Nuts coffee ad. 10. Pier 73. Frankenstein Khrushchev, and protests for his "victims", Red carpet. Changes to "Magic ten gallon hat" segment. Changes back to NBC, mics, skit, Bluebonnet ad, Chase Manhattan ad 11. cont'd. Changes to Channel 2: Captain Kangaroo -14. CDIII 1. cont'd Captain Kangaroo, Greenjeans and cowboy rodeo talk. 2. cont'd, Ad's inlcuidng bob Hope on Lae Show. and 8:45 AM 3. cont'd, puppies 4. More pupies and ad for "Tom Terrific" and wonder dog. then Walter Cronkite on Khrushchev's arrival, special report. East River at 25th St. UN. and Baltica ship. 5. con'td coverage, static from Tom Costigan, Charles Kuralt reportic from Pier 73. Ad Corningware. and back to coverage 6. Kuralt's commentary, 7. cont'd, 8. list of others on Baltica, 9. Albania and member of Castro's government 10. description of weather and nurses looking on from Bellevue ****11. red carpet and bad weather equated with Khrushchev's impending bad luck (editorial) 12. ***Bellevue scene and details of Baltica landing. CDIV 1. Smith " brief statement then Jumps to Khrushchev's Congo policy and more news from the UN, Lumumba 2. cont'd JFK's candidacy 3. Debussy on piano 4. Jumps to Rocket and lunar satellite news and Ad Arnold's butter rolls. Ad, Wrigley's Spearmint Ghum. and back to News. Several channels changed, inlcuding WOR 6. settles on tune, "Love Walked In", Dinah Washington. Dick Shepherd. 7. Theme from the Apartment 8. News, communist coverage in NY World Telegram. 9end of Magoo commerical and multiplle channel changes until 14: Captain Kangaroo, News, Coverage of Khrushchev's visit. CDV 1. con'td on WNYC, Megalopolis USA, Robert P. Crawford and Queen College. from tapes: Dr. Marilyn Gittell 2. cont'd 3. cont'd 4. cont'd, other Queen College speaker 5. cont'd 6. con'td with Marilyn Gittell 7. Jumps to New Show on WNUC, Dr. Allen Blackman, Internal Medicine. Cardiology and geriatrics talk. -11. The Late Years with Harry Levine, 12. Khrushchev news, Wagoner, Kennedy 13. Congo and UN General assembly, French speaker 14. cont'd 15. English Analysis of UN procedings. CDV 1. cont'd UN analysis, Congo 2. Asia and Africa coverage(?) 3. General Asssembly, Delegate Speacks, 292 4. Austin UN cont'd speed, Congo 5-8. cont'd 9. News and analysis 10. cont'd ;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI: Tr. 1, news. Tr. 2, "The Sound of Genius" program of Columbia spoken word recordings. Michael McClairmore's "The Importance of Being Oscar, Pt. 2." Tr. 3 - 6, "…Genius" cont., "Point of Order" documentary of McCarthy hearings. Tr. 6 - 7 "…Genius" cont., "In White America" off-Broadwa play about African-American experiences throughout U.S. history (uses primary documents). Tr. 8, "...Genius" cont., "Dylan" by Sydney Michaels, based on end of Dylan Thomas' life. Tr. 9, "...Genius" cont., "An Homage to Shakespeare." CDII: Tr. 1, news. Tr. 2 - 12, "The World of Jazz" presented by John Wilson, topic: Django Reinhardt. Tr. 13, news. CDIII: panel on Vietnam. CDIV: Tr. 1 - 6, Vietnam panel cont. Tr. 6 - 13, (date: 7/10/64) "Sunrise Serenade." CDV: music off air.;

Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CDI 1. loft Smith and woman 2. Godot on WNTA TVV, announcer discusses Samuel Beckett 3. into play, Waiting for Godot 4. cont'd 5. ads and Cincinatti Reds mention on Channel 13 WNTA-TV 6. cont'd Godot with drum sounds and Smith audible in background (in loft) 7. cont'd 8. con'td 9. Bell commercial, Ad Parliament cigarettes, phone rings "just fine, you want to talk to Gene. NO, I'm filing away and Ruth ..." 10. Ad Quick tanning, song from Godot 11. cont'd Godot 12. Lullaby Godot 13. talk in loft over Godot CDII 1. Godot and loft noise cont'd-5. "Gene" and "I can't go on" 6. Loft talk and Duke Cigarette ad on tv***. "eat your ice cream before it melts " Cherry vanilla, peanut butter and jam. 7. Ad: Rondelli's spaghetti 8. loft talk and "Mother is a Freshman" on TV 9. cont'd 10. back to show, cont'd 11. Ad and Gleam toothpaste, Gallo wine, and Color Plus nail polish 12. back to film 13. cont'd ;

Note 1: "1st side. 2nd Recording attempt. Ruth Draper - Italian lession. 3 generations in court of Domestic relations. Ethical Culture talk. 2nd side. Ring Lardner - Amer. Influence. June 1959. The words we live by Adam and Eve (Mark Can Doren and Samuels. Open mind - Edvcation - Rumor report." ; Note 2: CDI 1. W. Lardner, Bio. ;

Note 1: "Movie. 1. "Spirit of St. Louis." Jimmy Stewart." 2. A. A play opens and closes. B. Beginning of Anna Lveasta Eartha Kitt. 3. Les Miserables - Fredrick Marcly and Charles Laughton. 4th - Part of Garbo as Mati Hari."; Note 2: CDI: Channel 2 NY, radio plays/movies? CDII: news. CDIII: Tr. 1 - 12, program on play "The Dragon" hosted by director. Tr. 12 - 15, news, interview with Jerry (Lewis?). CDIV: Radio play/movie? CDV: Tr. 1 - 5, play/movie cont. Tr. 5 - 14, detective play/movie. CDVI: detective play/movie cont. CDVII: Channel 2 NY late show, "Mata Hari" starring Garbo. CDVIII: "Mata hari" cont.;

Note 1: "Last part of "Life, 25th Anniv. TV Show." Also, some early Fletcher Henderson Jazz. Also on 2nd track Some Latin Reading."; Note 2: CDI 1. WNBC-TV Bob Hope hosted special 25 years of Life Magazine. Includes: music and fashion monologue. Julie Andrews Life Magazine tour. 2. Ad for Chicken of the Sea, tuna, Tropicana Orange Juice, Sid Caesar and Peggy Kass 3. con't, skit: life in 1961. 4. skit, cont'd 5. ends and new comedy, 6. host science and the atomic age, astronauts 7. Bob Hope and John Glenn, Allen Shephered, etc 8. Mary Martic song "Nature Boy" then duet: "Thanks for the Memories" 9. JFK Kennedy prerecorded address "freedom" outrro music and ads for Groucho show 10. Jumps to WBAI radio. Cantos for the INferno on WBAI, Thursday Night's Phil Elwood Jazz Archives, Fletcher Henderson, Louis Armstrong, others, "Dippermouth Blues" and "Sugarfoot Stomp" "St Louis Blues" 12. Ellington arrangments, "Hot Mustard" ..."Harlem Stomp" 13. cont'd and DJ analysis, "Fidgety Feet" CDII 1. con'td Fidgety Feet and Variety Stomp then DJ 2. talk "Blazing" and "Sweet and Hot" Host/DJ for end of show CDIII 1. buzz and Life Magazine special on NBC TV with Bob Hope, Astronaut introduction 2. better audio, channel changes, General Tire ad, then several stations 3. monologue John Giardi, Dante Canto II, and Enrico De Negri on WBAI 4. PHil Elwood Jazz archive show thwith same content as previous 2 CD's again (one long track);