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Note 1: "3rd side. A end of Rubens tal. B Negroe and American Promise. Dr. Kenneth Clarre? An Interpretation with James Baldwin. Malcolm X. Rev Kings. Par of Defenders "Madman." 2nd side. "love" Ashleigh Montague and other things. 3. Movie - "Grapes on Wraith. Gripes of Wraith."; Note 2: CD 1-2: Movie w/ ads: The Grapes of Wrath. CD 3: G of W cont'd, then another movie. CD 4: Station changes, news coverage of "Negro Demonstrations" and other news. Spoken Words: Discussion on "The Nature of Love" w/ Virgilia Peterson and Dr. Ashley Montagu, anthropologist. News: Kennedy, W. German Peace Corps, nuclear war, Medgar Evers murder. Part of "A Scot's Quair" by Lewis Grassic Gibbon. More news and ads. CD 5: Antiques show-renovating a log cabin. Some kind of small-town talk show. WOR News: Strom Thurmond gets in the way of civil rights hearings. Arlene Francis interviews Josephine Pomerantz on disarmament. CD 6: The Defenders. LJN: discussion on automation. CD 7-8: LJN cont'.d CD 9: Discussion of Peter Paul Rubens on NET. ****"The Negro and the American Promise" w/ Dr. Kenneth Clarke. Interviews w/ MLK, Malcolm X, James Baldwin w/ commentary by Clarke. News. CD 10: News cont'd. Recording of open press conference: Kennedy in Germany, US-German relations. Program in Spanish. Alan Robinson, "Religion in the News," Pope Paul VI selected--June 1963; prayer in schools. CD 11: "Religion in the News" cont'd. ;

Note 1: "Inside tracks have part of Fidelio with Jan Peerce. Outside one side 1. Talk of Falstaff (and a bit of singing of it.) Amera III. Income Tax Q + A. 2. Income tax Q + A. 1964 for 1963. 3. David of Israel part of a Portrait."; Note 2: CD 1: Opera: Beethoven's Fidelio. CD 2: "Sunday Evening at the Opera" cont'd. CD 3: cont'd. "The Carmen Suite" by Bizet. CD 4: Opera cont'd DATE 4/5/64 on 105.1 FM. News. Evening Prayer w/ Carl Moore. CD 5: Opera analysis: Verdi's Falstaff w/ singing. Ad for the Peace Corps. Discussion about personal finance. "Frontiers of Faith," bible analysis. Discussion panel: political and social responsibility, ethics in business. CD 6: Discussion cont'd, interrupted by bulletin: Douglas MacArthur is dead, 4/5/64. Golf News. Classical music, unidentified. ;

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. ;

Note 1: "Sun. May 16, 1965. Open End. Single track. "The role of the News paper in today's world. A side and a little more. Also Artie Shaw and Barry Grey. Fairly good. Some tape blank."; Note 2: CDI Discussion Panel: "The Role of the American Newspaper". Guests: Turner Catledge, exec. Editor of NY Times; Richard Clarke, ed of NY Daily News; H. Roger Tatarian, ed of United Press Int'd Service; Murray Weiss, managing ed, NY Herald Tribune; Herbert Cam, NY World Telegram and Sun. CD 2: cont'd. CD 3: cont'd, ad for buckling your seatbelt. News report on KKK, civil rights, intergration. More news on WOR. WMCA NY: Interview w/ Artie Shaw, author of "I Love You, I Hate You, Drop Dead" and Max Youngstein, producer of "The Money Trap". News, then interview cont'd. CD 4: cont'd, then news, then int. cont'd. ;