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Note 1: "Both sides recorded? 1959. Robert M. Hutchins. News. A Roy and Girl lead (the Explosive Lase.) Some Quoting. Commissioner Kennedy on TV. Paris reception of Mr. Eisenhower. Radio teaching (Today's …) French music (Hunger slow ..) 3 3/4 1. Ancient Chinese tune (Hands Across) Science talk."; Note 2: **Reel is poor/muted quality. CD 1: Speech on education. Discussion about young people of today v. the past w/ Dr. Robert M. Hutchins--Folkways recording on Spoken Words. News on WNYC. Piece on NY gangs. CD 2: NATO. Opera. CD 3: French choral music. CD 4: French music analysis, Chinese string music. Lecture series: "The Individual and the Universe," by A.C.B. Lovell.CD 5:Silence, then News:The Capeman Murders-1959. Discussion: Unions, labor disputes. CD 6: News: youth crime in NYC. More on Capeman murders. NATO. CD 7: Same as CD 4. CD 8: WNYC news--pre-1960. Midday symphony:Engelbert Humberdinck. More news on Capeman murders: Salvatore Agron. Labor reform bill. CD 9: NATO and Kruschev. Music: old jazz and singing. More News. Education reform. CD 10: same as CD 1. CD 11: guns, juvenile deliquency in US--WRCA-TV press conference. "Journey to Understanding," program on Eisenhower's trip to Europe, esp. France. Dr. Mark Bell, Dr. Yvonne Nye on education. More French choral music. CD 12: music cont'd. Mostly silence. Spoken Words--Yeats. ;

Note 1: "1st day, part of 2nd side. K's rushed visit. His press club speech and various news reports into following morning. Reel one both sides. Sept 16, 17, 1959."; Note 2: **Muted sound. CD 1: News: Sept. 1959-Kruschev's visit. Interview w/ Curt S. Wachtel, author of "Your Mind Can Make You Sick or Well." More Kruschev news, other news. CD 2: More K news. Other news: France and Algeria, Vietnam. Description of an exercise book. Weight-loss ad. CD 3: Weird conversation between two men pretending to be birds (TV Comedy show). 50s music. CD 4: More Kruschev coverage. ****Kruschev speaks w/ translator. Poor sound quality. CD 5: K speech cont'd--press conference followed by news analysis. Jazz. More news--Algeria. CD 6: More K coverage. Opera.;

Note 1: "Track 1- side 1. 1. Short - 2. Excerpt from Julius Monks. " NY Festival." 3. Lawrence Fherlingetti - Vietnam - Ezra Pound. 5. Randi - Roddy McDowell. Track 1 - side 2. 1. Randi? 2. 3. Excerpt form the "Committee" 4. Probram of Right wing "Minutemen." 5. An Artist (Opera Horseat, Channel 13 - Museum.) Track 2. 1. Writer if Alan Kay and Randi Dale? Roadway show. 2. Betsy Palmer and Randi. 3. Another Actor. Oct 28, 1965. Oct 30, 1965."; Note 2: CD 1: 10/29/65. Talk show: "The New Publications," w/ Randy. Pornography in mags, starting a new mag. Guests: Editors of Status, Dare, Clyde, The Realist, In New York. Drug experiences. CD 2: Cont'd: gov't regulation of drugs. ***Tr. 2 2:52: Host talking about leaving a mark on society after death. Tipping etiquette, giving $ to homeless people. Interview w/ Peace Corps administrator--Mexico's community development foundation. CD 3: PC interview cont'd. Interviews w/ Bob Fisher, radio show writer, Betsy Palmer. CD 4: BP Int. cont'd. Interview by Marvin Kaplan w/ Morton Hubert, author of "Vanishing Japan." Sunrise Serenade w/ Dan McCullough 10/29/65. CD 5: HEF Donahue and Nelson Algren.Showtunes: "New York Is a Summer Festival," "Autumn at the Automat," etc. "Julius Monk's Review, Demi-Dozen." Ferlinghetti reading "Where is Vietnam?" Talk Show on child stars. ****Tr. 9 00:45: photographer who doesn't like printing, says the photo is not made in the darkroom. Speaker unidentified. CD 6: Discussion of child stars cont'd. Guests: Norman J. Zierold, author of "The Child Stars"; John Springer and Don Miller, film historians; Dick Moore and Roddy McDonald, former child actors. CD 7: cont'd. WBAI comedy skit: College Sex. More comedy: Jonathan Winters and another comedy album. William Howard and Mark Zentner (sp?), members of The Minutemen, discuss their organization, which is a response to "The Growing Communist Menace." Show on art: analyses of 19th and 20th c paintings and prints, + demonstration of a self-portrait sketch. CD 8: Art show cont'd: Ch. 13, 1965. Stand-up comedy, skits. Tr. 5: over-the-top skit making fun of segregation in Alabama. Music-jazz. News w/ Commentary by Edward P. Morgan on WBAI. Reading of "The Good Morrow" by John Donne and other poems. ;