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Note 1: "Blank."; Note 2: CD 1: LJN on book "Abandoned" about Greely Arctic Expedition. Guests: Lester Del Ray, sci fi and sci fact writer; Robert Nordon, writer and poli-sci student; Alden L. Todd, author of "Abandoned." CD 2: LJN cont'd, Einstein and speed of light. Tr. 4 discussion of global warming--"What's all this business about inundating the land because of melting of the arctic ice cap? Nonsense!" WMCA playing "Lullaby of the Leaves," Barry Grey show. DATE: Chicago beats Detroit in Stanley Cup, 4/16/61; More talk on Global Warming. CD 3: Greely Exp. cont'd. "Eye Opener" w/ Gene Morris on WMCA Newark; Alan Brown morning show; political ad for Walter H. Jones, R for Gov of NJ; Johnny Cash sings "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love with You); News. CD 5: News, weather, station changes. WBAI 99.5 Classical program: Bocarini, Haydn, etc. CD 6: WBAI show cont'd. CD 7: WBAI show, recording of 1960 Cutaching (sp??) Conference on Latin America. CD 8: L. A. Conference cont'd; BBC presents ballad opera "Love in a Village" on WBAI. CD 9: BBC opera cont'd, Book review on radio. Reviewer: Emanuel Capoyer (sp?), an editor at MacMillan. Books: Can These Bones Live? by Edward Darburg (New Directions); Growing Up Absurd by Paul Goodman (Randomhouse); Life Against Death by Norman O. Brown (Modern Library). All deal with the question, "What is to become of us?";

Note 1: "Dec 30, 1962. 1. A. continuation of Sunday morning - announcer following Long John. B. View point - who should go to prison. 3. Poison fruity law, defenders. #2 (end side) Science. Millton Cross, music… C. news, released prisners - Stow… 4. - Steichen on Open ... 1963 Interview with Artist (good points) B. Mother courage commentary and Songs. Interview with Calden Wilmingham."; Note 2: NOT AS LABELLED. CD 1: WOR TV Ch. 9 News: Greek Ship Laconia sinks--DATE: 12/23/63. Great Gospel-singing Christmas Show. CD 2: Still WOR TV? Movie on TV w/ ads, poss. "Whirlpool" (1949 Otto Preminger movie). CD 3: LJN Show on Censorship. Catholic Legion of Decency condemns film "Never on Sunday" (10/1/60 release). Guests: Moira Walsh, writer for Nat'l Catholic Review; Hugh Hefner, Playboy; Robert Reisner (sp?), frequent guest, writer; John Simon, film critic for New Leader, drama critic for Hudson Review. Song and Interview with "The One and Only Japanese Cowboy [girl]," Miss Tomi Fujiyama. LJN interview w/ Baby Jane Holzer, "Girl of the Year" (Named so by Tom Wolfe Xmas 1964 (?)); "Seasons Greetings from Ch. 7." CD 4: Classical Radio Program, interrupted tr. 3. Radio ad for "The Electronic Workshop," store w/ sound equipment. 26 W. 8th St. NYC. Ad for Gene Wilder's "Kiss Me Stupid," (12/25/64 release). WOR interview w/ Danny Sloane, "The Greatest Listener in the World." Interviewer: Barry Farber. Sloane Records radio and TV shows and sells them. Also collects recordings: 1st radio commercial ever (from 1922), Amos and Andy, Charles Lindberg, etc. Danny Sloane, TV Time, 7 Orchard Pkwy, White Plains, NY 60303.WOR "The Way the World is Spinning" w/ George Hamilton Combes. "Now...our world hovers on the brink of disaster." CD 5: WOR w/ Combes cont'd. Interview w/ priest about Catholic center to keep kids off streets/drugs; WOR News w/ Lester Smith 12/24 (1962?). CD 6: "Eagle in a Cage," made for TV movie about Napoleon. CD 7: movie cont'd. "Next [week?], Thurs. 11/18, the Bob Hope Show." CD 8: Show on Racism: "The Southern Way of Life" on NET (Nat'l Educational TV). CBS: "The 20th Century: Duke Ellington Swings Through Japan." Courtroom Drama TV movie. CD 9: Court drama cont'd. "Help us celebrate the xmas season on NBC"; Disney's Alice in Wonderland on NBC. CD 10: Alice cont'd. CBS show "Christmas in Appalachia.";

Note 1: "Marh 29, 1961. Continuation of Long John with Roy Schatt and ?? Is this Smith then 3 tracks at least although recorder went haywire during Japanese music."; Note 2: CD 1: poor sound quality. Japanese music off radio. CD 2: Japanese folk music--"Autumn" by Kofu Watanabe on "Int'l Fine Arts Festival." Interview w/ Toshiro Miyazumi, composer of Nirvana Symphony. CD 3: Interview cont'd. Recording of Nirvana Symphony. CD 4: LJN discussion on "psychosomatic faculties." TELEGRAM FROM SMITH. Possibly one of the first, as LJ isn't sure if it's Smith the photographer. Beginning of Tr. 12. Reference to movie "Sons and Lovers" up for Oscar (released 1960, won 1961 Oscar). CD 5: LJN cont'd. Book: "Excellence" by John W. Gardner, director of Carnegie Foundation. Guests: Roy Schatt; Ray R (?), producer/director; Judy Joy,skin diver, actress, columnist; Loca Raly (sp?), poet. Tr. 6--In the loft. Someone (Smith?) singing into mic. Mic check, static. Faint conversation btw Smith and woman.;