MASTER DETAIL.ED TAPE RECORDING LIST

MASTER DETAIL.ED TAPE RECORDING LIST

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efe4Typewritten TextThis guide contains lists of tape recordings found in multiple collections. This scan of an old paper list is not inclusive or updated.

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university Relations. Radio -Television - Film Office. (News Bureau). Tapes. 4/3/875

Numberical listing.

Reel /I

i:1!!. 1

tr. 2

tr. 3

tr. 4

tr. 5

tr. 6

tr. 7

tr. 8

tr. 9-11

tr. 12

tr. 13-14

tr. 15-16

tr. 17

tr. 18

Topic or Speaker

uJAverell Harriman at Bailey ~ Hall.

lJ!'Averell Harriman Press Con-/I ference.

Lady Barbara Ward Jackson.

Northeast Power Failure, Interview with Professor Linke.

, '. \\ ... ) 17' '::.(JJ'" ?e. Andrew Schulze"', Jr., Engineering Speech.

Dr. Franklin Long.

Statler Panel Discussion.

Statler Banquet.

Statler Symposium.

Olin Library Corner Stone Laying Ceremony.

F. Cyril James, Presi-dent International As-sociation of Universities.

Gus Hall Lecture.

The Background, John K. Jessup.

~\..-. Mr./\ zwingle, Growth of the UniVersity.

Date Quantity

May 11, 1965 1 reel

May 11, 1965 1 reel

February 28, 1965 1 reel

November 9, 1965 1 reel

n.d. 1 reel

June , 1964 1 reel

October 20, 1965 1 reel


October 20, 1965 3 reels

June 11, 1960 1 reel

February 24, 1965 2 reels

December 28, 1964 2 reels

n.d. 1 reel

n.d. 1 reel

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News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical listing.

Reel II

tr. 19

tr. 20-21

tr. 22

tr. 23

tr. 24

tr. 25

tr. 26

tr. 27-28

tr. 29-30

tr. 31

tr. 32-35

tr. 36-37

Topic or Speaker

A College President Reflects. 1'"" __ .' ('-''' W,', M. e" " ") "" . African Lecture, William Coleman.

Today Show; Morris Bishop, Ithaca officials, and residents interviewed.

Karel Husa, The Classical Composer.

Clark Hall Dedication.

Gilbert & Sullivanl The World of the Operetta.

j# II John Brown's Body; Dramatic Staged Reading.

Rod Serling; I & II, Tele-vision Drama.

Henry Butler; Avant Garde.

aoseph PaPPI N.Y. Central Park Shakespeare Festival.

Music from Cornell.

Peril Lecuure; Herman Kahn.

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Date Quantity

April 18, 1961 1 reel

November 13, 2 reels 1961

n.d. 1 reel

n.d. 1 reel

october 20, 1965 1 reel

n.d. 1 reel

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

n.d.

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News Bureau. Tapes. 4/3/875

Nurnberical listing.

Reel II Topic or Speaker Date

tr. 38-39 k Cyril"Comar; Nuclear Peril. January 11,

tr. 40-41 tfHow to Grow a Musical." n.d.

tr. 42 Hans Bethe.

tr. 43 Hans Bethe.

tr. 44 Malott; Press Conference. June 13, 1963

tr. 45-46 African Lecture; Wallerstein. December 4, 1961

tr. 47

tr. 48

tr. 49-52

tr. 53

Peril Lecture; Seymour Melman.

Thomas W. Mackesey on Parking.

Princeton President Goheen; International Student Con ference.

R. W. Conway; Computer Science.

February 27, 1962

October , 1965

Feb"uary 26, 1965

October 9, 1965

J ~ tr. 54-56 Cornell University Centen-nial.

October 10, 1964; Statler Audt.

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Quantity

2 reels

2 reels

1 reel

1 reel

2 reels

1 reel

2 reels

1 reel

3 reels

.;~ tr. 57 Cornell Centennial Convo-cation; President J. Perkins & Sir Eric Ashby.


News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical listing.

Reel it Topic or Speaker

-r ~ ~ ~ tr. 58-60b Dexter Perkins Lecture.

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,/d--,; March 1" 1961

Quantity

3 reels (storage reels) 4-74

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Office of Public Information.

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A listing of tape recordings, Reel Nos. 61-277. was received February 6, 1974. These tapes are shelved in the basement.

This additional accession labeled as listed and

Reel Nos.

#61

#62

#63

#64

#65

#66

#67

'#68

#69

Description

Holley, transcript of Robert Holley, Press Conference--Cornell Medical College--New York City, March (?) 1965. RNA, etc.

"A Study in Free Speech" A presentation of the WVBR Special Affairs Department. announced by Steve Shillman, reported by Ben Capperossa. 10:00 p.m.,April 17, 1966.

"James A. Perkins. The Man and the Office" Part I, May 16, 1966; Part II, May 23, 1966.

"Drug Day" Bailey Hall Sessions LSD #1, September 27, 1966.

"Drug Day" Bailey Hall Sessions LSD 112, September 27, 1966.

"Drug Day" Bailey Hall Sessions LSD #3, September 27, 1966.

James Perkins Interview #1: His own view of the first four years of his administration, after completion of bur years, .s. 1967.

James Perkins Interview #2: Beginning his fifth year as president, Perkins looks at the first four years of his administration, .s. 1967.

James Perkins Interview #3, Perkins looks at the first four years of his administration--begins here to look at the future, what it holds, what its problems will be, c. 1967.

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Reel Nos.

#70

#71

1172

1173

1174

1175

#76

1177

#78

#79

#80

#81

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Description

And~~Hacker: on New York State politics, reapportionment, etc. The change of State Constitution. . 1967.

Prof. Milton Konvitz: on the N.Y.S. Constitution. Part of a series of Cornell Professors examining the proposed N.Y.S. Constitution. . 1967.

Constitutional Convention Series. N.Y.S. Constitution Series. Edward A. Lutz, Economist (taxes); M. Konvitz, Law, on Blaine Amendment, civil liberties. c. 1967.

COnstitutional Convention. Interview series on proposed N.Y.S. COnstitution. On Article 9, on Education. Prof~ Frederick Stutz, on Education [. 1967J

Con. Convention. Part of a Series of Interviews about the proposed N.Y.S. Constitution. Professor Harry A. Kerr, Soil Conservation at Ag. School [. 1967)

University Student Briefing, Tape #1, March 1, 1967.

University Student Briefing, Tape 112, March 1, 1967.

University Student Briefing, Tape Ill, Muller Moderating. March 14, 1967.

wa~u special newsbroadcast. Draft card burning solicitation. Friedland, Belnick, Barlow et.al. March 21, 1967.

University Student Briefing,Tape #1. Muller. May 9, 1967.

UniVersity Student Briefing, Tape #2. Muller. May 9, 1967.

Housing Report. Saperstone and Barlow speak about the Saperstone Report on Residential Environment. June 17, 1967.

Reel NOs.

#82

1183

#84

1185

1186

#87

#88

#89

#90

#91

.. #92 -4 #93

.. #94 >t #95

" #96

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Description

Barlow, Special news interview concerning report of University commission on Residential Environment, made to the Board of Trustees. June 1967.

Fisher, George. Report for COnversation Corner, WHCU Radio. Sindler Report presented, Sindler, Muller. October 2, 1967.

UThe Cornell Week, n radio Fisher, SindIer, Hacker, C. Marshall, M. Belnick.

broadcast. George Einaudi, and students,

October 9, 1967.

Cornell University., liThe. Cornell Experience." October 16, 1967.

Newsreel. Space Science Building Dedication. Also, Seaman's interview with Fisher. October 19, 1967.

Lewis. Chinese Foreign Policy; Original. November 7, 1967.

Albert Blumenthal ~. Blumenthal Bill. Legality of Abortion. November 8, 1967.

Steward Show, November 1967.

Reel 1, Sage Chapel Christmas Program. Sage Chapel, Cornell University, December 13, 1967.

Reel 2, Sage Chapel Christmas Program. Sage Chapel, Cornell University, December 13, 1967.

Military Sociology #10, January 19, 1968 .

Military Sociology #12, January 19, 1968.

Military Sociology lI13, January 20, 1968

Population COnference #14

Latin American Population #3, January 24-27, 1968.

Reel Nos.

,'"' #97

#98

#99

11100

fIlOl

#102

#103

#104

#105

ill 06

#107

n08

11109

#110

Ull

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Latin American Population #9, Jandary 24-28, 1968.

IIBeyond The Ivory Tower,u three day conference sponsored by Civitas, on social service and the college student, February 9-11, 1968. Part I

"Beyond The Ivory Tower" Part II

"Beyond The Ivory Tower" Part III

"Beyond The Ivory Tower" Part IV

Earth Art Show 2112. Interview of the twelve artists commissioned by the Andrew Dickson White Museum of Art, C.U. to create pieces using earth substances. March 14, 1968.

Berrigan #1. Trip to Hanoi. February 22, 1968.

Bethe, Hans A. Part I.

winner of Nobel Prize for Scientists and Society, Part II.

Bethe, Hans A. 1967 Physics, speech on February 26, 1968.

EarR. of Avon. "Vietnam and the International Situation" March 11, 1968.

Earl of Avon. #2.

Gold Rush. Professors Hildebrand and Selden, Department of Economics. March 14, 1968.

senator~ Democrat from Tennessee, speech on International Monetary Crisis, attacks U.S. policy, would cut foreign aid. March 15, 1968.

Rush, Myron, Professor of Government, interview on Soviet Union's policies in Southeast Asia, March 1968.

Martin Luther King Teach-In. President Perkins, Bolgiano,Davis, Sindler, Hacker, McGinnis, Bron-fenbrenner, Nichols, Schulman. Part IV. April 9, 1968.

Reel Nos.

11112 -11114

11115 -11116

11117

#118

11119 -#120

#121

11122

#123

#124 -11125

#126 -1/127

iI128

#129

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Description

Martin Luther King Teach-In. President Perkins, Bolgiano, Davis, Sindler, HacKer, McGinnis, Bronfenbrenner, Nichols, Schulman. April 9, 1968.

King, Dr. Martin Luther, Jr. Memorial Service in Bailey Hall, C.U. April 5,1968.

"Prospects for by Fisher with April 9, 1968.

Peace in Vietnam." Interview Kahin, Lewis, Mazingo. 2 reels.

see 11184. Part I

IIprospects for Peace in Vietnam." Part IL.

lIProspects for Peace in Vietnam .. " Interview faculty. Kahin, Lewis, Mazingo with Fisher. Tapes I and II. April 9, 1968.

Messrs. Kahin, Lewis and Mazingo. Peace Negotiations. April 1968.

Messrs. Kahin, Lewis and Mazingo.

Joan Baez, Resistance movements, brotherhood of man, message of hope for the world, and military conscription. April 16, 1968.

Keith Kennedy, Vice Provost of the University, briefing of duties and responsibilities ~. statutory colleges, May I, 1968.

Cole, Lamont C., C.U. ecologist. "Can the World Be Saved?" ~. air pollution. (Master and copy) May 31, 1968.

The Negative Income Tax. InterView, George Hildebrand with George Fisher. July 10, 1968.

Keir Dullea, actor who starred in David and Lisa. Talk presented to Psychology 101 class at C.U. July 24, 1968.

Reel Nos.

liDO

#131

#132

#133

11134

#135

#136

#137

#138 -#139

#140

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Keir Dullea. QUestions recorded by Psychology Department.

Maas, Prof. James, Psychology interview discussing film David and Lisa and its value as an intro-ductory Psychology course. July 30, 1968.

Resler, E. L. C.U. aerospace engineer says sonic boom can be reduced to tolerable levels. Inter-view. July 30, 1968.

Dr. Hans H. Maxfeldt interview with Jay Levine. "First Chemical Synthesis of TerramycinU

September 5, 196B.

"Racism in a White Society. II freshmen symposium of Arts College Panel: David Davis, Gloria Joseph, Charles Ackerman, Cushing Strout, Stuart Brown. September 14, 1968.

Lecture given by Zbigniew Brzezinski, director of the Research Institute on Communist Affairs, Columbia University, on "The Lessons of Czecho-slovakia." September 20, 1968.

Czech crisis follow-up. Muller interview. September 24, 1968. ,AJIA.-~. If. IS-O

Foreign policy: "1969 and After; Choices for United States Foreign Policy" Cornell Conference, Chicago, Ill. Panelists: LaFeber, Muller, and Rossiter. October 8, 1968.

1969 and After: Choices for u.s. Foreign Policy. a panel discussion presented by Cornell in co-operation with the Chicago Council on Foreign Re-lations, Chicago, Ill. Parts I and II. October S, 1968.

Cornell conference. A distinguished panel of high school scholars will discuss 1969 and After: Choices for u.S. Foreign Policy. Panel: Steven Muller, Walter LaFeber, Clinton Rossiter. Pick-Congress Hotel, Chicago. October 8, 1968.

Reel Nos.

1I141

11142

11143

U44

U45

#146

#147

#148

#149

#150

11151

U52

#153

#154

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Description

Chicago Council on Foreign Relations, "1969 and After: Choices for U.S. Foreign policy." Professors Rossiter, LaFeber, and Muller (Speaker/ moderator) October 8, 196B.

Trustee Council Meeting. Include Perkins' State of the University speech, announcement of Purcell gift. Noyes and Perkins discuss 2nd century. October 11, 1968. Trustee council Meeting. Perkins' State of the University Address, announcement of Purcell gift and Noyes' and P.erkins discussion of 2nd Century. 2 reels. October 11, 1968.

Muller interview on CAL. November 5, 1968.

Broadcast on CAL.

Rossiter cuts Perkins' hat. November 6, 1968.

National Industrial Conference Board. "Management and Man in the Computer Age--the Moral Desperation." J. A. Perkins, Harvey Cox. #1. November 14, 1968.

National Industrial Conference Board. Kenneth Kiniston, Charles R. DeCarlo, Mark O. Hatfield, round table moderated by J. A. Perkins. #2. November 14, 1968.

National Industrial Conference Board. Senator James A. Savin #3. November 14, 1968.

HThe Russian Invasion of Czechoslovakia." inter-view with Steven Muller, Vice President for Public Affairs of Cornell and Associate Prof. of Government. September 24, 1968. ~ ~ 1/:.13' -Bradfield Dedication Dinner Speech. December 5, 1968.

Bradfield Dedication. Part I. December 5, 1968.

Bradfield Hall Dedication. Part II.

"Agricultural Progress in Southeast Asia .. " speech by Richard Bradfield. Part I.

Reel Nos.

11155

ill 56

ill 57

#158

#159

#160

#161

#162

li163

#164

#165

ill 66

#167

11168

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"Agricultural Progress in southeast Asia .. " dinner speech by Richard Bradfield at dedication of Bradfield Hall. Part II. (Bradfield, Prof. Emeritus, Spec. consultant in agriculture for International Rice Institute.) December 5, 1968.

Steven Muller, News Backgrounder. December 8, 1968.

Statement by Steven Muller, Vice President for Public Affairs, Cornell Univ. December 8, 1968.

News Conference. Pres. James A. Perkins, Provost Dale R. Corson. Afro-American students, pro-posals and related incidents. Board Room, Day Hall. December 3, 196B.

Press Conference. Pres. James A. Perkins and Provost Dale R. Corson. Proposals of the Afro-American Society and related incidents. December 13, 1968.

Perkins Press Conference. December 13, 1968.

Malnutrition in the U.S. An interview with Dr. Michael C. Latham, a physician and professor of International Nutrition, C.U. December 19, 1968.

"Malnutrition in the United States." An interview with Dr. Michael C. Latham, a physician and professor of International Nutrition.

Cornell"Bit" with music crowd effects. School song, intro and song (heads out). December 1968.

Cornell IIBit" introGeorge Woods intro Balls

Cornell "Bit" Mr. Balls, intra. Arthur Dean

Cornell "Bit" Trustee Alumni (unknown) and Walter Sisler.

Cornell IIBitll Conclusion.

Interview of Professor David P. Mazingo, following the TET offensives in Vietnam. His appraisal of the aims of that strategy by the V.C. and his estimation of where we now stand.

Reel Nos.

#169

#170

1Il7l

#172

#174

U75

#176 #177 11178

#179

#180

#181

#182

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Stephen Muller (Meeting of the Alumni Council) Then Pres. Perkins discussion of setting up of regional offices for University Capitol campaign offices. The future of the University, regional representation.

Muller. Czechoslovakia prior the the Russian Invasion,.

K(>.. ..... ,f"\ George Mc Turin ~ Lecture on Vietnam.

Documentary '68. "Student Revolts" Vital issues facing Ithaca on both national and local level.

Cornell Symposium on South Africa sponsored by Center for International Studies 1968. Otto Krauser et. al.

The Cornell Forum sponsoring Mr. Donald Luce. tIThe Problems and Future of Rural Vietnam" After his resignation from I.V.S. 1968 or possibly 1967.

Muhammad Ali. Address on tism. Part of IFC week. February 16, 1969.

need for black separa-Bailey Hall, Cornell

cities in Crisis. Lecture by Whitney Young, executive Director of the National Urban League. Sponsored by InterFraternal Council as part of the IFC week. Tapes 1, 2, and 3. February 19, 1969.

Fourth Program of IFC Week "The Crisis of our CitiesU

Whitney Young, speaker. February 19, 1969.

Fourth Program of IFC week, 1969. "The Crisis of Our Cities." speaker: Whitney Young, Exec. Dir. of the National Urban League. February 19, 1969.

Future of the University, #1. Bundy, Kerr, Brewster, Perkins. February 26, 1969.

Future University, #2. Bundy, Kerr, Brewster, Perkins. February 26, 1969.

Reel Nos.

ltl83

#184

#185 ltl86

11187

#188

#l89 #190

#191

#192

ltl93

#194

11195

11196

#197

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The Future of the University. Part III. Pres. James Perkins, Kingman Brewster--President of Yale, McGeorge Bundy, Clark Kerr.

The Future of the Uni versi ty Part IV. Series on the crisis of private universities. February 26, 1969.

Lowenstein, Rep. Allard K. (D-N.Y.). Speech. 4-day symposium on Southern Africa sponsored by Cornell's Center for International Studies (CIS) Reports conditions in South West Africa. 2 reels. February 28, 1969.

III Afro. February 28, 1969.

#2 Afro. Corson and Perkins. February 28, 1969.

Ramsey Clark. #1 and #2. February 20, 1969.

Cornell Convocation, Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston. Pres. James A. Perkins. March 8, 1969.

Cornell Convocation, Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston. Panel discussion. March 8, 1969.

Cornell Convocation, Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston. Panel discussion. March 8, 1969.

Cornell Convocation, Statler Hilton Hotel, Boston. Panel discussion. (Q. & A. portion)

Pres. Perkins, Boston Convocation. March 8, 1969.

The future of the University. Boston Convocation. Pres. James A. Perkins. March 8, 1969.

Cornell Convocation. Meeting and exchange of four universities: Harvard--Kusec; Brown-- Hepner; MIT--Johnson; Cornell--Perkins. Pres. Perkins On nUniversities under Pressure"

Reel Nos.

#198

11199

#200

#201

#202

#203

#204

#205

#206

11207

#208

,

11209

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Confrontation. Malott Hall, Cornell Univ. with Chase Manhattan reoruiter. Maroh 10, 1969.

Freilicher/Wilberforce University Arbitration. interview with Frederic Freilicher, Prof. of ILR who aoted as arbitrator to settle dispute whioh closed Wilberforce University. April 4, 1969.

Barton Hall. April 11, 1969.

Pres. Perkins, "Crisis Statement." April 21, 1969.

Tom Jones interview with Jay Levine. Broadcast by radio wEiju, April 22, 1969.

Crisis '69. Faculty meeting (WVBRJ Prof. Roberts, 7 points adopted by faculty and they couldn't agree to dismiss charges against Afro Am. students. April 24, 1969. Barton Hall Convccation, Crisis time '69. Sheila Tobias proposal to restructure. Prof. Fogel, English. Business Meeting. April 26, 1969.

Muller interview #1, with Daily Sun. Crisis time '69. April 27, 1969.

Muller Interview #2, with Daily Sun. April 27, 1969.

#1 Barton Hall. Reel Ill. Faculty COuncil Pro-posal. Grades and Classes, David Browdie, Repcrter, Michael Wright, Chairman. April 27, 1969.

Crisis time. Pres. Perkins statement. Advisory Committee to meet Afro-Americans. Incidents of cross-burning, etc. will be investigated. WSH damage being estimated. Faculty Council wishes to meet representatives from Afr. American Society. April 1969.

J. A. Perkins, Pres. C.U. Second Message to Cornell Community. Crisis time '69. "Declares State of Emergency at C.U." Advisory Board to be chosen. Calls for Convocation, suspends classes. April 1969.

Reel Nos.

#210

#211

#212

#213

#214

#215

#216

il217

#218

#219

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James A. Perkins at office. "crisis time 169 .. " Declares Cornell U. State of Emergency. April 1969.

President James A. Perkins, "Crisis Time." Establishment of his Advisory Board. (McNeal, Obrien, Olin--Faculty. Johnson, Miss Tom--students; offered Whitfield. Knapp, Peterson, Long--adminis-tration) April 1969.

Crisis time '69. Perkins declares Gun Regulations on campus and building takeovers. April 1969.

Cornell Community at Barton Hall. Crisis time. Resolutions. April 1969.

After crisis time. Press conference--Pres. Perkins and Provost Corson with local media: WVBR, WTKO, WICB, Post Standard, Ithaca Journal. April 1969.

James A. Perkins. The first meeting of the Constituent Assembly. April 1969.

Crisis '69. Steven Muller criticises Sindler's decision to leave as well as those on faculty who advocate "freedom of speech without respon-sibility." April 1969.

Crisis tape, Part I. SDS speaker addresses first meeting of Constituent Assembly. Explains why SDS refuses to participate in the Assembly. May 1969. Part II. James Allen--commissioner of Education of USA Former member of Board of Trustees at Cornell.

Crisis time 1969. Alumni Reunion Weekend. Morning Panel, students. Discussion on Willard Straight Hall takeover by members of the Afro-American Society. June 13, 1969.

Crisis time 1969, "Issues in Depth, April 18-23, 1969." Friday, June 13, 1969 to Alumni in Statler Auditorium; Steven Muller, vice-president for public affairs and assoc. prof. of government; and Allan P. Sindler, Prof. and Chairman of the Department of Government. June 13, 1969.

Reel Nos.

#220

#221

#222

#223

11224

11225

#226

#-227

#-228

#229

11230

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Tom Jones Interview. OPI--WSH Memorial Room, June 29, 1929.

Panel. Should there be a Judicial System? An interim one? July 23, 1969.

Panel. Should there be a Judicial System? An interim one? July 23, 1969.

Panel discussion, sponsored by Constituent Assembly. Should there be a Judicial System at Cornell, if so, an interim one? July 18, 1969. [July 23, 1969?J

John Hatchett Speech. Broadcast, "Urban Crisis: A Study in Black Power Lessons ff (White Racism vs. Black Power) August 21, 1969.

John Hatcr~tt, Reel #2. August 21, 1969.

Inside Cornell. Jay Levine interviews Dale R. Corson, newly elected eighth President of Cornell University. September 9, 1969.

Inside Cornell #1. Interview with new presi-dent, Dale R. Corson; Physical, Natural and Social Sciences, Dr. Long; Afro-American Summer Education Institute, Harold Weaver; Admission, Dean Snickenberger. September 13, 1969.

Inside COrnell #3. Jay Levine. 1) Analysis of Constituent Assembly resolution to condemn Henderson Act. 2) Problems in the world, social and environmental studies. 3) Pollution studies using birds. 4) Documents how financial need enters into admission decisions. Sept. 29, 1969.

Inside Cornell #2. Jay Levine. Moon rock study. Thomas Gold, Prof. Morison, Prof. Styers population problem, Cornell's role in seeking a solution; Ombudsman's Role - AliceCook Ivy League Athletics - Kane. Sept. 22, 1969.

Inside Cornell. Program on WHCU. Rev. D. Connor, Roger Sonnabend. Answers course. October 7, 1969.

Brian Oleary, B&PA Issues and

Reel Nos.

*231

*232

*233

*234

*235

*236

*237

*238

*239

*240

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Joint Meeting, Board of Trustees and Cornell Council, Reel 1. Speakers: Purcell, Corson, Jansen Noyes. October 17, 1969.

Joint Meeting, Board of Trustees and Cornell Council, Reel 2. Jansen Noyes (cont.) Joe augliari, Judicial Administrator) Alice Cooke, Ombudsman. October 17, 1969.

Joint Meeting, Board of Trustees and Cornell Council. Peter Auer (Oonstituent Assembly) October 17, 1969.

Cornell Council, EVening Program. Robertson Committee Report, Attitude Survey. October 17, 1969.

Inside Cornell. Jay Levine. 1) Cornell's role in Mayor's Citizens Advisory Committee (Alan McAdams, B&PA). 2) B&PA Course - Issues and the Environment (exposes students to problems and projects of local government). 3) Senator Robert Gadele - Anti-War Movement and its effect on the nation. October 20, 1969.

Inside Cornell. "The University Today - Before and After" Jay Levine. (Constituent Assembly proposals for restructuring the UniVersity) Morris Bishop, older protests and dissents. October 27, 1969.

Inside Cornell. Jay Levine. Cornell Univ. New Judicial Administrator (Joseph !loJ~liPri) Ways C.U. contributes to the world around it (Ag. Engr., Water sources, Labor) (Don Belcher)

November 3, 1969.

Lues, Donald S., former chief of party of the International Voluntary Services in South Viet-nam. November 7, 1969.

Pres. Corson review by Tom Tobin of items to be presented to Ithaca Common Council.

Inside Cornell. December 1, 1969.

Conversation with the President. Pres. Corson with Gary Kaye. December 3, 1969.

Reel Nos.

11242

1I243

#244

1I245

#246

#247

#248

11249

11250

#251

#252

#253

#254

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Assemblyman's Legislative Probe of Student Opinions on Campus Unrests. Assemblymen Gottlieb, Salarz, Rengil - Democrats from New York City area. December 9, 1969.

Assemblymen Legislative Probe of Student Opinions. December 9, 1969.

Latham - a call interview on White House Conference on Food and Nutrition. December 16, 1969.

Inside Cornell, WHCU. December 22, 1969.

Meeting of Traffic Control Board (?) James Spencer, Director [. 1969].

Perkins and Presidents of Brown, M.l.T. and Harvard University. Conference on Higher Education. [. 1969].

Panel Discussion of violence on campus - including James Perkins; President of Harvard? [. 1969].

Speeches by Turner, wm. Keaton, Tony Fels reo Black problem [. 1969].

History, Government profs. on the Black Problem at Cornell. Crisis tapes. [. 1969].

General Problems in financing a University. Interview: John Marcham (Cernell Alumni News) with Dale Corson.

Ari van Tienhoven, Prof. of Animal Physiology, Control of Human Reproduction and some of its side effects, social and biological. January 2, 1970.

Women's Program. Panel: How Men Leak at WOmen -How Women Leak at Themselves. Osofsky, Millett, Hacker, Feinstein, Friedan. January 22, 1970.

Inside Cernell. Jay Levine, WHCU. 1) Human Affairs Program, Ben Nichols, Acting Director. 2) Social Science Consultant for Ford Foundation. Work in Latin America. Mrs. Rose Goldsen, Prof. of Sociology. 3) Housing and Dining to work with Dean of Students Office on rates and rules. Mark Barlow, Dean E. Meyer. February 16, 1970.

Reel Nos.

#255

* #256

#257

* 11258 #259

*" #260

#261

* #262 #263

#264

'if #265

{; #266

#268

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Kiplinger (Trustee), Vice Chairman of Executive Committee, with Muller and Tobin. Interviewed by Barton Rippert, Cornell Daily Sun, ~ University Senate proposal. February 24, 1970.

"Science from the Perspectives of Historians .. II Panel following Biology and Society Lecture Series. Panel members: L. Pierce Williams, William Provine, A. Gerd Korman. March 16, 1970.

Frank Pierce Memorial Lecture, "An Active Labor policy. " Justice Arthur Goldberg, introduced by Pres. Dale Corson. March 25, 1970.

(Reel 1 of 2) Faculty Meeting, April 8, 1970.

(Reel 2 or 2) Faculty Meeting. April 8, 1970.

(Reel 1 of 2) Press Conference, Day Hall Board Room. (Muller, Barlow, Plane, Hall). April 11, 1970.

(Reel 2 of 2) Press Conference, Day Hall Board Room. (Muller, Barlow, Plane, Hall). April 11, 1970.

Inside Cornell, Program #22. Levine. Black Crisis '69 vs. April 20, 1970.

WHCU with Jay Black crisis '70.

President Corson's statement on the proposed stUdent strike. May 4, 1970.

"Inside Cornell," WHCU, Jay Levine. May 18, 1970.

Education Panel at Cleveland Cornell Council Meeting. March 10, 1971.

Sounds and Noises. Barton Hall. (n.d.]

Donald Kagan - on defects of Saperstein Report. [Saperstone?]

"Engineer-Dale R. Corson" address by Robert

Sproull, May 17, 1977.

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Interview with Prof. John w. Lewis on Chinese foreign policy. Part II lends ". we are certainly, in my opinion on the wrong track .. "

Interview with Prof. John W. Lewis on Chinese foreign policy. Part #2 ends "Thank you Prof. Lewis .. "

Post Crisis Allan Sindler addresses Ithaca community (Sindler prof. and Chairman in Government Department).

Interview with G. F. Dr. Donald L. Carl, Medical College, concerning drugs. B.S. filmstrip billing. Day Rec. at RCA.

M~Hatfield,Republican U.S. Senator from oregon, speech at Memorial Room, Willard Straight Hall. Re, Vietnam war Reports and the Draft.

Lisle carter et. ~. Friday night Council Trustee Weekend.

[E. faculty meeti~following 1969 Barton Hall takeover.]

[Sindler, Turner, et. al. faculty and Alumni reo Black Problem at Cornell, 1969.]

[Panel discussions reo student unrest, academic freedom.] [. 1969-J-

News Bureau. Tapes.

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University Convocation for 9/10/70 new students; Barton Hall, 8 - ~ p.m.; Speakers: Pres. DaleA Corson , Professor Urie Bronfenbrenner.

Panel Discussion with Pres. 9/18/70 Corson~

Panel with Pres. Corson; 9/18/70 Tape 2 of 70-2.

Pres. Corson at P. R. 10/7/70 (SUNY) Conference; Shera-ton.

Ivan I11ich, Speech at 10/16/70 Cornell University. Bailey Hall, 8 p.m.

Dale R. Corson statement 10/24/70 for WQXR; "Ivy Game of the Week. ..

(1) Report to Cornell Coun- 10/24/70 cil on the Africana Studies and Research Center. Prof. J. CongresSMbata.

(2) Report to Cornell Council on COSEP Program. Delridge Hunter, Director of COSEP. Meeting held in Alice Statler Auditorium.

@.. . Prof. Kennet~Bkschoff, Dkr- 11/5/70 ector, School of Chemistry. Engr. ; "Drug Research at Cornell .. "

Tape Info./ Tape Time

7 1/2 ips.

7 1/2 ips., Full Track

7 1/2 ips., Full Track

7 1/2 ips.

3 3/4 ips., Half Track, Engr. Leeming and Tree

7 1/2 ips.

3 3/4 ips., Full Track, Engr. Wes Tree

Time: 15:00, 7 1/2 ips., Full Track, Interviewed and engineered by Wes Tree

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

Sun Interview with Law-rence, Muller) Barlow) Hall.

Cornell University Pro-vost Robert A. Plane interviewed for radio by Wes Tree; "No Pot of Gold."

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Date

11/11/70

12/10/70

University Funding; 12/11/70 Interviewee: Rip Haley, Director of Cornell Fund. Interviewer: Jay Levine, WHCU.

University Income. Vice 12/17/70 President StevellMu1ler interviewed by Wes Tree. written by Tom Tobin. Interviewed for Cornell Chronicle.

William Kunts1er Program: 12/17/70 (1) Larry Cramen, Cornell student. (2) Doug Dowd, COrnell Professor" (3) Steven Fruser, National Caucus of Labor Camm. (4) William Kuntsler, Tape 1 of 2.

Bailey Hall.

William Kuntsler Program. n.d. Bailey Hall. Tape 2 of 14.


3 3/4 ips.

Time: 15 :00, 7 1/2 ips., Tails out

Time, 16,30, 7 1/2 ips., Engr.: Wes Tree Distribution: Gene King BFA

Time: 20 :07, 7 1/2 ips., NAB, Tails out, Engr.: Wes Tree

3 3/4 ips., 1/2 track

7 1/2 ips., Tails out t Full track

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

"The Concept of Environment in the Black Experience." Dalton C. Jones, Research Assoc., Biology and Society Lecture Series.

University Council Meeting of Executive Board Meeting (Committee) at Phila., PA. Subject: "Div. of Bio-ogical Sciences, etc." Speaker: Dr. Recker, Dr. Morrison, Div. Organi-zation. Dr. Emlen, and others.

M. Council Meeting of Exec. Board Committee at Phila., PA.

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News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

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tr. 300 70-80

tr. 301 70-83

tr. 302 70-84

tr. 303 70-92

Topic or Speaker

Bradfield Hall dedication.

Inside Cornell. Jay Levine: 1. Human Affairs Program;

Ben Nichols, (Engr.), Acting Director.

2. Social Science Consul-tant for Ford Foundation Work in Latin America; Views on politics of Latin American Students and comparison with Itbacan Student Acti-vists. Mrs. Rose Golds~n, Professor of Sociology.

3. Housi~g and Dining to work with Dean of Students. Student Housing - Barlow.

Date

n.d.

n.d.

How it came about. Dean i/lnerE. Meyer. Implelllentation on students.

Inside Cornell. WHCU. Levine. 11!10/69 l. Cornell University six

year Ph. D. Program vic-tory and defeats.

2. V.P. Academic Affairs, Stuart Brown.

(l11t!II 3. Sezne.e: Director.

" 4. Paul Ray: Student Transfer to Yale from Program.

5. Last year of accepting students. RE: Funds ex-pired.

Space Explorations. Prof- 3/2/70 essor Morrison Space. Science (Cornell University). Inter-viewed by Wes Tree.

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Tape Info.! Tape Time

Reel #l

7 1/2 ips.

1 reel

News Bureau. Tapes.

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70-89

70-112

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70-114

70-118

70-126

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Inside Cornell. Univer- 3/2/70 sity Senate Legal Aspect.

Inside Cornell. WHCU, 2/23/70 Jay Levine. (Script on file. )

Commemoration. ReV. Hazel 2/21/70 L. Williams (male). Confiden-tial.

President Corson's statement regarding decision of Board of Trustees on cornell Senate.

Trustee Press Conference.

President Dale R. Corson to Ithaca Rotary.

SeC/Agriculture Hardini at Ag. Leaders Forum. Cornell University State Campus.

n.d.

3/17/70

3/25/70

3/26/70

Future of the University 3/10/70 Series. John Dermott, formerly of M.I.T. now regional organizer for the new university conference, speakers on reorganizing the university to meet the needs for social revolution. Intro-duction: Doug Dowd. (First series of five lectures on "The Future of the !Wi veL-o lae.r ~ity"). Martha vanl\fA~lfi'f:Or~um. 8:15 p.m.


Time: 1:55 for release at 5 :00 p.m. today, 7 1/2 full track

Time: 42:30, 3 3/4 ips., full track, full broadcast

Fed Line 3/26, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. local radio

News Bureau. Tapes.

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70-243, III

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Topic or Speaker

"OUtlook on the Seventies." WHCU, Jay Levine.

1. Social Problems: Where have we been in~60's? What '70's might bring. (Race relationsl. Lisle Carter, VP Environmental Social Studies.

Dat.e

1/70

Inside Cornell. WHCU Radio, n.d. Jay Levine. COSEP Program.

Faculty~~ Conference; Dean/lM;:lfer. ,()'.

Inside Cornell. WHCU Radio Program with Jay Levine:

1. Washington Oem.

2. Conference on Women.

3. Ithaca strike canvaling. A

n.d.

n .. d ..

Faculty Press Conference. n.d. Statler W. Lounge. Dean R~ Miller.

Inside Cornell.

Inside Cornell: "changes in Respect to Cornell Community."

Inside Cornell.

3/23/70

3/9/70

3/9/70

Judicial hearing or inter- n.d. view with students. RE: In-cident for which no charges ',' were pressed.

Tape Info.1 Tape Time

Recorded by Wes Tree

1 reel

Time: 29:50

Reel 1 of lI.-

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Topic or Speaker

more NoAInfo. Con't. of tr.320.

Inside Cornell, Robert )\, Plane.

Grad. School Conference. Black Grad. Recruitment. Patrick Rooney speech. "The Business and Community and it's Relationship to Black Grad. Recruitment." Noyes center. 9:00 a.m.

Cornell Council Program: Robertson Corom. Report -Attitude of Survey.

Inside Cornell:

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Date

n.d.

3/3/70

6/5/70

10/17/70

4/27/70

1. Environmental Control d.'1r' L. L, RE: iadiatiop. Dr"A Co!ilar. Director, Lab~diation Orn-ithology.

2. Human Development and Family Studies, 390.Sheila Tobias. Asst. to VP for Academic Affairs. Proposed female studies center.

3. " America is hard to find:' Religious Concepts and Observances.

Future of the University Lec-ture Series. "Beyond Coloni-zation: Black Studies and the Challenge to the University." by Vincent Harding. Professor of History; Dir., Martin Luther King Institute in Atlanta, GA. 120 Ives, 4:30 p.m.

4/9/70


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President Dale R. Corson's address to the Cornell Uni-versity Senate. itorium, Goldwin 7:45 p.m.

Kaufman Aud-Smith Hall,

Facultx Press Conference. Robertf'Mil.l.er, William Keating, and Roberasley. Statler West Lounge, 6:45 EST p.m.

II. Address by Rober" Plane to N.Y.S. Horticultural society Meeting. Rochester, N.Y., War Memorial, 2:45 p.m.

Dale R. Corson's statement on the senate.

/.... DavidAcall, the H. Edward Bab-cick Prof. Food Economics) Michael a Latham , Prof. Inter-nationaf Nutrition. Topic: "Can We Win the War on HW"lger?" report on Pres. Nixon's 2nd White House Conference on Food, Nutrition & Health, lack of federal funding for Food Stamp Reform Bill & School Lunch Act, the need for nutritional educa-tion in America, research at universities.

Interview with Dale R. Corson by wyBR radio station.

l:!vid {3. Interview with Qae Williams, D1rector~International Student Office, on his trip to Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

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Date

1/7/71

1/13/71

1/19/79

2/3/71

2/9/71

2/15/71

11/23/71


Time: 30:34

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Students, Stephanie Seremi- 3/15/71 tis, Eric Freidman, Amy Dayis, John Poleyich, Michael Pend-ergast/ faculty members James Matlack, William Dean, John Harding. Topic: "The Senate's First Year, II Assessments of the Cornell Senate's effective-ness, campus Support, etc.

iJYtJi tzi!-~

Professor~Murapa (Africana 3/22/71 center) speech at Biology & Society Lecture Series.

"Birth of the Republican Party," by American History Professor Joel H. Silhey. Interviewed by Joe Leeming.

"Community RelationEl." by President Dale R. Corson. Rotary Club Meeting, Sheraton Inn" ,l;!i.h~a. Announced by R~n~.rw,~irector of Cornell News Relations.

"Ontario; The Undying Lake," discussion of student project to map resources and future utilization of Lake Ontario with a view to minimizing pollution. Leonard DWOrsky, Dir. Water Resources & M.i\rine Sciences Ctr., and DaYi~llee, Prof. Resource Economics.

3/24/71

3/24/71

3/26/71


Time: 14:50

Time: 28:40

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Three Various cuts:

1. "Daniel McCall, ~st. prof.4-English, discusses American Writer James Agee."

2. "George Gibian, if!hairman, Russian Literature Dept., discusses Russia's lost writers of the absurd."

3. "Roger Morse, Prof. Apicul-ture, reviews autobiography, 'A Biologist Remembers' by Karl von Frischa n

"Education in Africa: Coming of Age," by Ahmed Mohiddin, ViSiting Professor from Tanzania.

Public Affairs Panel Presen-tation at June 6, 1971, Board of Trustees Meeting. Panel Members Chairman Purcell, Pres. Corson, Vice Chairman Noyes, Provost Plane. Con-fidentiaL

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Date

4/71

11/71

6/6/71

"The Responsibility of the 4/7/71 University to the Aging," a panel discussion. Arpie Shelton, Extension Associate, College of Human Ecology; Donald Kent, Head, Dept. Socio- logy, Penn State Univ.; David Knapp, Dean, COllege of Human Ecology; Dr. George Warner, Dir. Bureau Longterm Care, N.Y.S. Dept. of Health; Juanita Kreps, Dean/Women's College, Duke University; GordonfStreib, prof./ Sociology.


Time: 28:18

Time: 8:20

Tillllll: 9:46

Time: 10:52

Time: 28:00, (two parts, 14:00 each)

3 3/4 ips., Engr.: Joe Leeming

Time: 25 :52

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

Richard Rarnin interview on being appointed to Vice President for Public Affairs by Pres. Dale Cor-son. Interviewed by Wes Tree.

Date

n.d.

Faculty Press Conference, 4/14/71 Robert Miller and Norman Penny. Board Room, Day Rall.

Interview on his being elec- 4/15/71 ted Dean of the Faculty. Normqn Penney, prof t City & Regional Planning.

Cornell University Board of 4/17/71 Trustee Press Conference. Chairman of the Board Robert Purcell moderating; Announ-cer : Joe Leeming.

The Mozar1bic Chant in pre- 4/21/71 11th century Spain. Inter-view with Don Randel, Profes-sor of Music,and Father Jerome~~A7NC Coller, Cornell graduate student.

Interview on his being ap- 4/22/71 pointed Dean of the College of Architec+ure, Art & Plan-ning. Kermit Parsons, prof., City & Regional Planning.

"Can We Do without Pesti- 4/19/71 cides? .. The Advantages and disAdvantages and the emer~nee of PCB (polychlorinated bifennels) as an eyen gre3ter potential hazard. DaVid" Peakall, Sr. Re-search ASSOC, Div. Biological Sciences.


Special tape -not clear for air, confidential, Engr., Joe Leeming

Time: 13:38

Time: 14:00

Time: 14:20

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

Interview with Chestyn Everett, Langston Hughes Professor of Theatre Arts, Africana Studies and Re-search center. Subject: Block Theatre and "to all things black and beautiful".

se~ance Hartke at COrnell for first anniversary of Kent State incident of 5/5/70:

Cutill: Pres. Corson intro. of Hartke. Hartke speech at Campus Store: 13:00 hr.

Cut#2: Hartke press con-ference, Day Hall Board Room: 15:00 hr.

Date

4/26/71

5/5/71

Report on the first known 5/14/71 hatching of redtailed hawk chick from egg fertilized by artif~al insemination. Thomas'Cade, Research Dir. Lab. of Ornithology; Stanley Temple, grad. stdt.,6rnith-elegy.

Cornell student~ supervise 5/19/71 constu~tion, testing and belloon launch in New Mexico of a gamma ray telescope. Kenneth Greisen, Professor of physics.

"The specialist System May 5/20/71 Work Against Small Investors' Interests," Seymour Smidt, Professor of Managerial Ec-onomics.

Tape Info.1 Tape T~

Time: 10:14

Time: 12:26

T~: 10:34

News Bureau. Tapes.

NumberLcal ListLng.

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tr.355

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tr. 358

tr. 359

Old publ. Info.

71-42

71-43

71-44

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71-46

Topic or Speaker

Interview with Robert J. Kane, C.U. Athletics Director, on installa-tion of artificial turf in Schoelkopf Field.

"Nuclear Proliferation Conf. at Cornell;" progress of the SALT talks, the world nuclear buildup, status of non-prolifer-ation treaties and possi-bilities of reaching international agreement on limiting nuclear weapons. George Quester, Dir. Peace Studies Program; Peter Auer, Dir. Lab of Plasma Studies and Prof. Mech-anical & Aerospace Engi- neering.

Interview on the Scope of His Job. Hartwi~kisker, Judicial Administrator.

"Student Research in Pro-duct Design;" discussion

Date

5/6/71

5/21/71

5/26/71

5/27/71

of course in product devel-opment and two child-proof containers designed, made and tested. Joseph Koncelik, Asst. Prof./Design & Environ-mental Analysis; and Robert Steinbugler, elec. engr. student.

"!!ecru! tment and curricullllll 5/26/71 Changes at Cornell's College of Engineering." Donald G. Dickason, Dir., Engineering Admissions.

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Tape ~lnfo. Tape Time

Time: 29:17

Time: 23:47

TiIiMI>: 26: 30

Time: 26:22

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or speaker

Leonard Dworsky interview on H.R. 437, a pure drink~ ing water bill introduced in Congress by Howard Rib-ison, Republican, OWego, N.Y.

Date

5/28/71

Trustee Press Conference. 6/6/71 Presiding: Robert w. Pur-cell, Robert Gottlieb. Questioners: Dave Stewart of WHCU, Gary Rubin (Cornell Sun), John Marcham of Alumni News. Also commenting, Richard Ramin, Tom Tobin.

"The Library of Nature 6/9/71 Sounds at Sapsucker Woods," size and range of collection, how acquired, how used, etc . Virginia Englehard, bioacousti-cian, Lab. of Ornithology.

Robison York State Herb Garden Ground-breaking. Speakers in order on tape: Allan H. Treman, chairman of the sponsers; Provost Robert A. Plane, Thomas w. Mackes~, Vice-president Planning.

1971 Reunion Forum, "Morality af the Mass Media." Intro.: Provost Robert

6/10/71

6/12/71

Pl~el U.S. CDngressman Bar-berI\ConabtA-'> Austin Kipling....." Publisher; Charles R. Holcomb, chief of GannettNews Service, Albany. Questions from aud-ience. Alice Statler Auditorium.

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Time: 12:15

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

Interview on the Scope of His Job. Byron Yaffe , Ombudsman.

Date

6/14/71

"Where will Tomo=ow's Law- 6/16/71 yers Go?" discussion of nation-wide increase in law school applications and the changing nature of ~he legal profession. Dona1d:'Sheraw, Asst. Dean, Admissions, Law School; Norman Penney,

Tape Info./ Tape Ti_

Time: 14:30

Time: 28:00

Robert Summers, ; p ... of'eSS:>tis oil L,,,,,;. Mrs. Ann Peck, Homer La law students.

Rue,

Telephone interview with 6/24/71 Morancie, Neighbor-

hood Director,Central Brook-lyn Model cities Program, on summer education project involving 400 7th through 12th graders from Brooklyn at C.U. and Ithaca College.

Interview on the Scope of 6/14/71 His Job. Byron Yaffe , Ombudsman.

"The need to redirect tech- 6/30/71 nological expertise developed in America's space program into such areas as mass transit and global television systems. .. Thomas Gold, dir. Ctr. for Radiophysics and Space Research and NASA prin-cipal investigator.

"Cornell community Report," 4/71 television sound track pro-grams 11-13. Cornell Presi~ dent Dale R. Corson inter-viewed by Joe Leeming.

Time: 14:30

Time: 16:04

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Describes nationwide study 7/1/71 of changes in nesting habits of the purple martin. James Tate, Jr., Asst. Dir. Lab of Ornithology.

Describes summer workshop for 7/1/71 compost ion students, comments on tod~y's music students. Robert!:pa1mer, Prof .;!MUSic.

Lack of health care delivery 7/6/71 to low-income persons, the need for one national health standard. Harry Becker, Prof v Community Health,Albert Einstein College of Medicine.

Interview with Jon Anderson. Director of Athletics and Physical Education on future directions of athletics at Cornell.

Statement by Acting Cornell UniVersity President Robert A. Plane on the death today in Rochester, N.Y. of Walter L. Todd.

7/26/71

7/27/71


Time: 6:42

Time: 12 :34

Time: 14:40

"The Central Brooklyn Model 7/28/71 Time: 27: 30 Cities Program at Cornell;" an experiment in building mo-tivation in 200 seventh graders during seven weeks study at Cornell. William Keene, grad. stdt., and William Jones, esst. to the Provost.

News Bureau. Tapes.

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"History, Social Science and 7/29/71 Time: 28:00 the origin on War;" the ad-vantages of history over psy-chology and sociology as means of studying human behavior. Donald Kagan, Prof' l Classics and History, Yale University.

The first two years of the 7/29/71 Time: 28:30 Science, Technology & Society Program at Cornell, combining new courses, research projects and publications. Franklin Long,

Henry Luce Prof. of Science and Society; Raymond Bowers, prof'l fi\tomic and SOlid State lifhysics.

Four Various CUts, 8/2/71

CUt #1. Stanley Zahler, Assoc. Prof. Microbiology, reviews Dor-othy Nelkin' s "Nuclear Power and Its Critics."

CUt #2. Felix Reichmann, Prof. Bibliography Emeritus, reviews Morris Bishops "A Classical Storybook," "A Medieval Story-book," and "A Renaissance Story-book. II

cut #3. "Air and Water Pollution," reviewed by Charles Gates, 6hairman, Water Resources Dept.

1 Cut 114. Jennie" Farley, 80ciolo-g~st, re'l/iews James McConkey's "A Journey to Sahalin," a novel based on campus disruptions at Cornell in April 1969.

Time: 25:18 (total) Time: 5,24

Time: 4:45

Time: 5:37

Time: 9:32

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Interview with Tim Hunt, Cor~ nell graduate student who is director of Commons, Anabel Taylor Hall. He talks about his plans to use Commons for creative arts - theatre, films, poetry readings, craft exhibits, etc., - and to draw talent in Ithaca as well as on campus.

A One-Week Course at the School of Hotel Administra-tion for Food Service Person-nel at State and Local Jails. Gilbert Foss, SecY~American Correctional Food svc. Assoc.

The influence of Pres. Nixon's Peking trip on China's relations with the U.S., Japan, and her S.E. Asian neighbors. David Mozingo, assoc. Prof. Government; Dir. Chinatg Program.

"Why Non-Academic Employees Should Run for the Senate." Senators, George Peters, Re-search Engineer and Elizabeth $, McLellan, Ass. Dean of Stdts.

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Date

8/3/71

8/5/71

8/11/71

8/20/71


Time: 14 :30

Time: 28:13

Time: 14:30

Interviews with Dr. Sidney 8/12/71 Nusbaum, Vet. College Diog-nostic Clinic , on Venezuelen Equine Encephelomyolitis, and Dr. Leroy Coggins, Associate Professor of Virology at the Vet. College, on African Swine Fever. Both discuss the inva-sion of these two hitherto exotic diseases in the northern hemisphere, the lack of adecuate vaccines, and treatment methods, should they reach N.Y. State.

News Bureau. Tapes.

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Topic or Speaker

CUrriculum changes, extension programs, the I & LR School's advance degree program in New York city. Robert B. McKersie, Dean, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations.

Supportive Programs for Blacks and other minorities at the Medical College. Dr. James curtis, jfissoc. }ean Cornell Medical College., ~d Carson Carr, minority group recruiter.

Discussion of his book, "Blacks, Medical Schools and Society." Dr. James Curtis, Ijssoc. Bean) Cornell Medical College.

A report on student's study of Lake Ontario's resources and future utilization. Leonard Dworsky, Dir. Water Resources and Marine Sciences Center.

tiThe Rites of Passage,." Freshmen Orientation Master. Barton Hall.

President Dale R. Corson's speech to Cornell University Senate.

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Date Tape Info./ Tape Tillll!

8/17/71 Time: 14:24

8/16/71 Time: 29:30

8/16/71 Time: 14:00

8/20/71 Time: 8:06, Cut #1-4:021 #2-4:04

1971

9/7/71

Two interviews with Paul Sancoucy, 7/14/71 Personal Specialist in the Cornell Personnel Office, on the University's changeover to a new payroll system. Topics include growing influence of federal and state regulations on higher education, Cornell's affirm-ative action program.

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberioal Listing.

Reel 4!

tr. 392

tr. 393

tr. 394

tr. 395

tr. 396

Old POOl. Info.

71-87

71-89

71-90

71-91

71-92

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Topic or Speaker

Interview with Robt. J. Kane, Dean of Phys. Ed. and Athle-tics. Pan-American Galnes.

Two Cuts:

Cut *1. Holter's Animals at Vet. College. Gene Holter, owner of movie land animals, Robert H. Whit-lock, Asst. Prof. of Large Animal Medicine, Vet. College, Cornell University.

Cut,#2. Peter Auer on grant for fusion studies at Engr. College. Peter L. Auer, Prof. of Aerospace Engr. and Dir., Lab. of Plasma Studies.

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Date

9/10/71

9/9/71

8/20/71


"Lead and Our Environment." 9/13/71 Time: 14:25 Ways in which lead affects animals and man. Arthur Aronson, Prof., Plasmacology, veterinary College.

"Dreaming in Humans & Animals," 9/16/71 Time: 14:00 discussion of REM (rapid eye stages) in sleep, occurence of dreams in animals and newborn infants and the meaning of drealns. Dr. William C. Dement, Dir./ Sleep Lab., Stanford Univ. School of Medicine; Dr. Michel Jouvet, chmn., Dept. Experimental Medicine, Univ. of Lyons, France; Moderator: James Maas, ~soc. Frof., !1sychology.

Report on a five-county study to 9/20/71 Time: 14,30 determine if poor health prevents low-income women fromAgetting or holding jobs. Daphne Roe, Assoc. Clinical Prof .~Nutri tion; Michael (!, Latham, prof., International Nu-trition.

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel #

tr. 397

tr. 398

tr. 399

tr. 400

tr. 401

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71-93

71-94

71-95

71-96

71-98

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Interview with Harry~~haSkey, Manager of the Cornell Campus Store, on ehanges made since he took over July 1, 1971. Includes reference to displaying local crafts, hiring of new trade book buyer, new textbook buyer, pilfer-age, building good will in the community.

Faculty Press Conference. Dean of the Faculty/Norman Penney. Introduced by Bob Smith.

Two Cornell Programs :

Cut #1. Relationship of health services to the University, the community, and the Univ. Senate; the need to dispense contracep-tive and abortion ref9rral in-formation. Dr. AllY~Ley, Dir. Health services.

Cut #2. Water pollution and sup-ply problems in India. David Pimentel, Prof./ Entomology and Limnology.

Research funding, social aware-ness, and new trends in France's scientific community. Pierre Ai-train, Dir. General for scientific and technological research, French ministry of Indu~tri~l & Scientific Development, Herbert;Carlin, Dir.; School of Elee. Engineering.

"Diacritics. II A new literary re-view published by Grossvogel and his colleagues. David I. Gross-vogel, PraLl Compo Lit. and Romance Studies.

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Date

9/21/71

9/23/71


9/27/71 Time: 14:45

9/27/71 Time: 12:36

9/24/71 Time: 28:15, Cut 111: 14:15, CUt #2: 14:00

9/28/71 Time: 14:30

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel It

tr. 402

tr. 403

tr. 404

tr. 405

tr. 406

tr. 407

Old Publ. Info.

71-101

71-102

71-103

71-104

71-106

71-109

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TWO cuts:

Cut #1. Interview with Peter Dykeman, graduate assistant, cornell Plantations, on Plantation Fall-in, scheduled for Oct. 17, 1971.

CUt #2. 60-second spot on Plant-ation Fall-in.

Date

10/6/71

10/6/71

Actuality with Arthur Brodeur 10/7/71 g~v~ng message about payroll change issued by Diedrich Willers.


The College's First 100 Years Chan- 10/11/71 Time: 14:32 ges in Curriculum and The Formation of an Advisory Council. Kermit Parsons, Dean , College of Archi-tecture, Arts, & Planning.

Review of "Louis Agassiz Fuertes 10/12/71 Time: 14: 30 and The Singular Beauty of Birds." (Harper & Row, 71). Olin Pettin-gill, Jr., Dir./ Laboratory of Ornithology

Two Cuts:

Cut #1. Voice Cornell's first officer, in NYC assignment.

~, with RamonA Rivera, Affirmative Action talking about his

10/13/71

Cut #2. Voice with Seymour Smidt, 10/13/71 Professor of Managerial Economics, B & PA School, on his testimony before the SEC about the N.Y. stock exchange's reluctance to switch to computers.

Joint Session of BOard of Trustees/lO/16/7~ and the Cornell university Council at Alice Statler Aud. Presiding: Robert W. Purcell, 6hairman of the Board of Trustees.

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel #

tr. 408

tr. 409

tr. 410

tr. 411

tr. 412

tr. 413

Old Publ. Info.

71-110

71-111

71-112

71-113

71-115

71-116

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Results of seismographic studies 10/11/71 on the moon during Apollo space program; the feasibility of un-manned lunar exploration. James Dorman, ~sst. FUr./ Columbia Univ. 's Lamont Doherty Geological Obser-vatory and Thomas Gold, Dir./ Ctr. for Radiophysics and Space Research.

Press conference following Board of Trustees meeting.

Interview with Thoma~sokol' con-ductor of the Cornell Univ. Glee Club, and John Nicolls, student manager of the Club, on the Club's European tour (Jan. 1972) including first visits by a group of this size (60 men) to three East European countries to give formal concerts under official sponsership. The countries are Caechos~ovakia, Hungary and Yugoslavia. Sokol also discusses the present state of glee clubs on American campuses.

"A Course in Law for Non-Law Students. 11 Robert Summers, Prof.'\ILaw .

10/16/71

10/19/71

10/20/71

Interview with Thomas Rogers, 10/25/71 former director of sponsered re-search and now director of acade-mic funding, on creation of the new office and its areas of respon-sibility.

Radio blackout prevention experi-ments at Cornell. Neil Brice, ~rofi ilec. 1jngineering.

10/26/71


Time: 14:25

Time: 3:53

Time: 9,00

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel 1I

tr. 414

tr. 415

tr. 416

tr. 417

tr. 418

tr. 419

tr. 420

Old publ. Info.

71-117

71-118

71-119

71-121

71-122

71-123

71-125

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Peace Studies seminar with Cyrus Eaton. Statler Hall, Cor-nell University.

"Two Cornell Programs,li:

CUt #1. His peace-seeking Moscow trip. Cyrus Eaton.

CUt #2. editing letters Eaton.

Why he financed the of the Goldwin-smith by Cornell. Cyrus

Norman Penney letter to Cor-nell community on freedom of expression (Lindsay speech).

Beeper interview on implications of China' s admission to the UN and the expulsion of Taiwan. David Mozingo, Assoc. Prof., Gov-ernment, Dir., China Program.

Interview on his appointment as Dir. of the Human Affairs Pro-gram. Theodore Reed, Asst. Prof./ Industrial & Labor Relations.

Date

10/25/71

10/25/71

10/25/71

10/21/71

10/26/71

10/27/71

Interview with Anthony Treadwell, 10/26/71 Business Mgr., Div. of Campus Life, on his responsibilities and those of the proposes conference co-ordinator.

Interview with Norman Russel, new 10/27/71 textbook manager at Campus Store, on how he intends to imp~ove ser-vice ..


Time: :60

Time: :58

Time: 6:22

Time: 14:30

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel #

tr. 421

tr. 422

tr. 423

tr. 424

tr. 425

tr. 426

Old Publ. Info.

71-126

71-127

71-128

71-129

71-130

71-131

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"Nonresident Admissions at Cornell." J. Larry Mench, Asst. Dir., Admissions.

Littaner press conference. Professor Raphael M. Littaner, Professor of Physics and Nuclear Studies at Cornell University.

Interview with James Lyon, new director of Office of Student Employment at Cornell University.

Two Cuts:

Date

10/29/71

11/8/71

11/4/71

Cut #1. Robert Risley inter- 11/10/71 view. Vice Provost, commenting on his memorandum encouraging employee participation in the Senate and on the new campus-wide Personnel Council.

Cut #2. Interview with Raymond 11/10/71 Bowers, Deputy Dir., Science, Technology and Society Program, commenting on a grant to study the report of the video-telephone on society ..

Interviews with Mrs. Ruth Schle- 11/11/71 singer I A sst. Curator for prints, A.D. White Museum , on Prints for Purchase Exhibit, 11/17 to 12/12.

"Changes Needed in Youth and 11/12/71 Minority Group Employment Policies in .America. It George Hildebrand,

Maxwell Upson Prof. of Ec-onomics ..


Time: 8:00

Time: 4:25

News Bureau. Tapes.

Number~cal L~sting.

Reel II

tr. 427

tr. 42B

tr. 429

tr. 430

Old Publ. Info.

71-132

71-133

71-134

71-135

4/3/B75


Three Cuts:

Cut #1. Peter Scott, British 10/22/71 naturalist and wildlife artist who recieved the 1971 Allen Medal from Cornell, discusses painting and conservation.

Cut #2. Roger Tory Peterson, 10/22/71 author and illustrator of field guides to the birds, dis-cusses his desire to resume serious wildlife painting.

Cut 113. George M. Sutton, ~e- 10/22/71 search Professor of Zoology at the University of Oklahoma and former Curator of Birds at Cor-nell University, talks about his bird illustrations and con-servation~

1(14 NdALL r::. Interview with Shew, 1'r-ector of community relation n the Technical Advisory Grou from C.U. and Ithaca College, formed to help Tompkins County Planning Dept.

Interview with Robert F. Risley, Vice-Provost, on the new Pres-idential Manpower Planning and Employee Policy Committee, an-nounced today by President Corson.

"Two Cornell Programs,*':

Cut #1. Reaction t0G:being nam-ed Registrar. ByrOn" 'McCalmon, Registrar.

Cut 112. Plans for improving ef-ficiec,cy of Registr~'s Office. Byron~Mccalmon, Reg~strar.

11/17/71

11/17/71

11/18/71

11/1B/71


Time: 2:56

Time: 2 :48

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numerical Listing.

Reel II

tr. 431

tr. 432

tr. 433

tr. 434

tr. 435

tr. 436

Old Pub!. Info.

71-136

71-137

71-138

71-139

71-140

71-141

TOpic or Speaker

press Conference: president Dale R. Corson, Cornell Univ., 9-10 a.m., Day Hall Board Room.

David Wyatt, Associate Professor, Southeast Asian History at Cornell University, describes the Khmer Classical Ballet of Cambodia, schedu led to perform in Alice Statler Auditorium.

Background and implication of latest developments in the India-Pakistan war. Onkar Marwah, Re-search Assoc., Center for Int'l Studies and former Indian gov't official.

Actuality of Nathaniel Owings, Cornell '37 and partner in

Skidmore, OWings, & Merrill. Taped at time of Architecture College Advisory Council Meetin9s.

Report on the Congress of Inter-national Music C~CilS held in Moscow. Wi~liam,., ustiM Goldwin Smi th prof'/I Musicology. Two Cuts,

CUt Ill. Topics discussed at the Congress and composers present.

Cut 112. Tradition in American and Russian music.

"Underwater Archeological 'Digs' in Offshore Greece and Italy." George Bass, Prof '; Classical Archeology, Univ. Of PA.

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Date

11/23/71

12/1/71

11/24/71

10/8/71

11/9/71

11/8/71


Time: 8:00

Time: 10,35

Time, 7:56

Time: 2 :40

Time: 7:56

News Bureau. Tapes.

N~rical Listing.

Reel iI

tr. 437

tr. 438

tr. 439

tr. 440

tr. 441

tr. 442

Old Publ. Info.

71-143

71-144

71-145

71-146

71-148

71-149

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Interview with Bob Gardiner, Cornell Junior who was elected to the Senate in fall, 1971.

Report on a Long Island Sound study showing higher concen-trations of PCB (polychlorinated bifennels) in osprey eggs than found elsewhere. Paul Spitzer, grad. stdt. in icology.

"Political relations between the Chinese Peoples' Republic and its SE Asian neighbors." Michael Leifer, Visiting prof'l Gov't and SE Asian Studies.

"Education in Africa: Coming of Age." Ahmed Mohiddin, Vi-siting Prof. from Tanzania.

Interview with Tim Hunt, Direc-tor, The Commons, RE: Sal tmine Drama Coop, new theatre group and production of "One Flew OVer the Cuckoo's Nest" on 12/16-18/71.

llTwo Cornell Programs,":

Date

11/15/71

11/19/71

11/29/71

11/71

12/13/71

CUt #1. Labor's View of President 12/3/71 Nixon'S Wage-Price Freeze. George H, Hildebrand, Maxwell Upson prof.~ Economics.

Cut #2. Historical Background of 12/3/71 Wage-Price Freezes in the U.S. Walter Ga1enson, prof./Economics and Industrial and Labor Relations.


Time: 8:00

Time: 8:00

Time: 28:00, two parts, 14:00 each

Time: 8:00

Time: 8:00

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberical Listing.

Reel if

tr. 443

tr. 444

tr. 445

tr. 446

tr. 447

tr. 448

tr. 449

tr. 450

Old Publ. Info.

71-150

71-152

71-153

71-156

71-157

71-158

71-159

71-

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"A Financial Aid Proposal By Six New York State private Colleges." Dalef-Corson, Pres.

A Behavioral Therapy Program For Students and Staff. HowardC, Kramer, Assoc. Dean of Students.

Interview with Donald Rol1Q, manager, Graphic Arts Services, cornell University on Cornell's use of recycled paper in the 1971-72 Student and Staff Dir-ectories.

A Re-entry Seminar for Foreign Students Returning to Their Homes. Edward Pi Antoni, Asst. Dir./ career Center.

Date

12/14/71

12/13/71

11/24/71

12/29/71

Recollections of the late writer 12/30/71 Sylvia Plath as a student. George Gibian, Chrnn., Russian Literature.

liThe value of applying practical 11/24/71 experience to teaching law students, Gould's reaction to his one-term vacation at Corne11~' Milton Gould, New York City trial attorney and visiting prof. at Cornell Law School.

"Will the Cornell Senate survive." 12/30/71 Peter Heywood, Stdt. &airman/senate iiixec. eonunittee.

Location recording of the first meet- 10/22/71 ing of the Cornell technical Advisory Group to the Tompkins County Depart-ment of planning. Day Hall Board Room. 2:00 p.m. EDT.


Time: 1:36

Time: 8:00

Time: 8:00

Time: 14:00

Time: 8:00

Time: 8:00

News Bureau. Tapes.

Numberica1 Listing.

Reel it

". tr. 451

~ tr. 452

:.\: tr. 453

~ tr. 454

tr. 455

tr. 456-457

tr. 458-459

tr. 460-462

tr. 463-469

tr. 470

tr. 471-473

tr. 474

Old Publ. Info.

tr. 197

tr. 197

tr. 197

tr. 197

tr. 197

tr. 197

tr. 197

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Topic or Speaker

Cornell Banquet.

Cornell centennial Convocation. A .. M.. exercise"

Kirkland Forum, for Voice of America.

Adlai Stevenson, speaks at Cornell University, Barton Hall, Olin Li-brary Terrace.

Peril Lecture:John Coleman Bennett.

Dr. Wriston's Speech at Cornell Council Meeting.

Testimonial Dinner for Provost f' F: Hill.

Ezra Carnell Anniversary Dinner.

Founderls Day convocation and Jubilee.

Founder's Day Commaaoration.

A.A.U. Sympositllll: "A Core of Liberal Education for All Curricula."

WTKO Broadcast. Cornell Commence-ment.

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Date

10/9/64

10/9/64

3/3/54

10/9/64

n.d. @"'=rJ

9/30/55

10/8/55

12/3/56

1/11/57

1/11/57

4/29/57

6/10/57


1 reel

1 reel

1 reel

1 reel

I reel

2 reels

2 reels

3 reels

7 reels

1 reel

3 reels

1 reel

475

476"'"

477

478

479-480

481-482

483

484

485

486-488

489-490

491-495

N. Dean 2-90

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489 or 490

coIl. #

dt-37F'? I,

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Description

university Relations, Radio-T. V. -Film

student Briefings - Oct. 20, 1966 session

student Briefings - Nov. 17, 1966 session

student Briefings - Nov. 30, 1966 session

student Briefings - Dec. 12, 1967 session

J.A. Perkins Speech

University Relations, stokely Carmichael speech, etc.

University Relations -Draft Card Burning

vietnam Discussions

University Relations -Samuel Leibowitz

Society for the Humanities, Symposium, 1966. (see Acc. Folder)

trJt 496-518

519

522-556

556

557

558

559

560

561

562

563

564

565 566&trsc.

Acc.1t. 3394

3473

2734

2734

1916

2946

I2escripti QIl H.W. Robison- 23 tapes: 22-7", 1-5" (listing in ace. folded

G.Heeht, 1974

WBBF (Radio station), Rochester, 1960-1966 (listing in ace. folder)

Side 1. Tape #105, series #54, side 2. B'rith Kodesh Candidates 10/17/65

Robert Moses Tapes Building Congress Luncheon, 3/27/56, Van Voorhees Park Ceremonies, 6/4/56. 181st Anniversary of Declaration of Independence, 10/10/57. North Hills Golf Club. 10/26/57

CBS T.V. Interview 4/17/63, 'The man who built New York"

Let's find out, 6/23/57 and 5/18/58

Zoological Society, 1/19/57. Palisades Interstate Parkway dedication, 6/22/57. American Society of Civil Engineers, 10/22/57

Fifth Ave. Association Luncheon, 12/6/56

Alfred E. Smith stamp sale, 11 /26/45, J. Russel Sprague Testimonial Dinner, 3/10/55. Builiding Trades Employers Dinner (2 sets) Lighthouse Dedication, 12/2/57

UN comes to Queens 4/30/46. 20th anniversary of Jones Beach State Park(also speeches by Gov. Dewey & Conservation Commissioner Perry B. Duryea) 8/4/49. Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel, 5/25/50. Baruch Houses Dedication, 9/2/53. Baruch House, 4/8/52

Going Your Way, 4/12/52. United Housing Foun-dation, 10/4/56.This is New York, 12/6/56. Throgs Neck goundbreaking, 10/22/57

Tex & Jinz Show, 3/26/56. Eye on N.Y. 6/3/56. Warren J. Vinton.Tape Rec. of Reminscences 6/69

trJ Ace. #

567 1721 568

569 1721

570

Description

Barhight Songs Folk Songs recorded 3/4/56 by Edith M. Fox

Finnegan's Wake Naney's Murder - Pat O'Brien Johnny the Sailor - The Green Bed Doran's Ass Looking for the Bull Rafting Song Jack Haggerty Old Armchair The Clock Let's Go Hunting Roger O'Hare Dan Commol (Erin Go Braugh) The Darby Ram Five Dollar Note Give My Love to Nellie, Jack The Daddy of Them All

Barhight Songs recorded 3/11/56 by Ellen Stekert '57

The Flying Ooud Little Brother Joe Andy Bardee The Devil and the Farmer's Wife In Search of Maria The Ship That Never Returned Don't Be So Heartless and Cruel State of Arkansas Hills of Glenshee

Barhight Songs collected 3/11/56 & 3/14/56 by Ellen Stekert

011, Do Not Be Offended Please And She Never Came Back And This is What She Ate Johnny Bull A Man A Little Bit Strange The Piper and the Cow Laurina Another Fellow In This Town Brennan on the Moon I'll Not Go Out with Riley Anymore McSorley's Most Beautiful Twins Bright-Eyed Laughing Little Nell

571 1721

572

573 1721

DescriptilID

Barhight Songs collected by 4/14/56 by Ellen Stekert

Charming Young Widow I Met on the Train

Black Cook He Followed Her By Night (Lady

Isabel and The Elf Knight) Mary of the Wild Moon Fair Ellen (The Jealous Lover) Bounding the U.S. Abe Lincoln Went to Washington When Johnny Comes Marching Home Texas Rangers

Barhight Songs collected 4/22/56 by Ellen Stekert

Lovely Minnisoty A Paddy in Ireland Johnny Troy Old Grey Never Take the Horse Shoe From The

Door Willie Weever You are Nothing More to Me Little Cottage-Auctioneer Stop That

Sale Muckleberry Dew Cumberland


The Girl I left in Ireland Toll, Toll, the Bell (Srith Eyed

Laughing Little Nell) By Borders Adn by Oceans Under the Daisy Two Sisters The Western Pioneers You Made Your Dear Old Mother

Weep The Drummer Boy The 20th of July She's More To be Pitied than Scorned

at

574

575-577

578

579

580

581

582-584

585-587

588-589

1721

1817

1635

2080

The Hills of New Hampshire Father You Will Marry (The Blind

Girl) Beginning of the Fox


The Fox One Morning in May Give Me a Home by the Sea Green Fields of Virginia Irish Jaunting Car I Have No Home

3 tape recordings of interview with Harrie Greene, connected with Curtis Airplane Co. Made 9/l0/57, at Weedsport, N.Y.

Joint Housing Committee (Ithaca, N.Y.) Negotiations with Cornell, 3/1/69

" " "

" "

"

" "

" 3/6/69

" 3/27/69

" 4/4/69

Interview with Malvina Shanklin

Interview with Thomas Milliman 1/61

Gould Coiman, 1926- re; His stay at American Studies Research Center, Hyberabad, India. (N.B.: Excellent bird songs at end of recordings)

tr..tL AocJl.

590 1530

591-592 2904

593,594 2910

595 & trsc. 204

596 2695

597 2853

598 & trsc. 2846

600-605 2824

606-618 2897

606

607

608

609

610

Harry Caton talks about "How Grange was founded as a Fraternal Organization" March 29, 1969. Also: Mr. Harry Caton talks about "Early Development of Grange Insurance" April 26, 1969

Alice Cook. Chicago Convention, Aug. 1968

Richard Slater. "Student Activism in Montreal, Quebec" Interviews, Nov. 1968

Douglas Fitzgerald Dowd, 1919 - ; Eldridge Cleaver 1935- ; and Mrs. Cleaver. July 1968

Medical Society of the State of New York. Dr: Lloyd S. Winslow

Medical Society of the State of New York Panel Discussion-mod. Dr. William "The Comatose Patient"

Donald McMaster, 1895-1975. Interview, 1968

Ripon Society 601 - Group Discussion - 1965 602-603 - Exeter Conference - 1966 604 - Ripon Wisconsin Speech 605 - Meeting of National Governing Board - 1966

Edward O. Berkman Interviews

Interview #1, Azgad Yellin. Int. #2, Evyator (Evik) Ben-Bassat Int. #3, Dani Tal

Conclusion into #3, Int. #4, Yaacov Basil. Int. #5, Asgad Yellin

Condo Int. #5, - Int. #6, Amos Yaron.lnt. #7, Yaacov Handleman

Concl. Int. #7. - into #8, "Duda" Sela.

Int. #9, Ammon Lor. Int. #10, Jacqueline Ochayon. Int. #11, Major Avihu

Aa:JL

611

612

613

614

615

616

617

618

619& trsc. 2779

620

621 3238

622 3188

Condo Int. #11. Int. #12, Amos & Mrs. Yaron Int. #13, Shalom David. Int. #14, Naftali Cohen. Int. #15, Moshe Ben-Tsur. Int. #16, Mordecai Hod.

Condo Int. #16. Int. #17, A doctor of Shaari Zedek Hospital. Int. #18, Esther(Arditi) Zalinger. Int. #19, David Levari. Int. #20, Eliezer Eckstein. Int. #21, Nerchemiah

Concl. Int. #21. Int. #22, Captain Dodik. Int. #23 Mrs. Dodik & Dodik's friend. Int. #24, Mr. and Mrs Yellin (Azgad's parents)

Concl. #24. Int. #25, Ezer Weizman. Int. #26, Mordecai Hod. Int. #27, Carro Bilu.

Int. #28, Gittel Didiak (Gingi). Int. #29, Tony Moore Int. #30, Naftali Cohen. Int. #31, Giltel Didiak. Int. #32, Nehemiah Oz

Conel. Int. #32, Int. #33, Dr. Chlm Barkai, Int. #34, Ora Werker. Int. #35, J05if Gorni. Int. #36, Teddy Kolleck. Int. #37, Absolom Katz.

Condo Int. #37. Int. #38, Arieh Lyons. Int. #39, Mota Gur. Into #40, Ben Shaffner

Conel. Int. #40. Int. #41, Chaim Bar-Lev, Int. #42, A doctor. Int. #43, unnamed american colleague.

Cayuga County Farm Bureau Women's Committee Roundtable discussion, 1%7

"A Conference with Hugh R. Pemeroy" June 15, 1%1. High R. Pomeroy speech on open space pre-servation, guest speaker Bucks County Penn., 1959

Glenn Norris interview with James "Jim" Bailey & William B. "Billy" Wilkinson-May 23 & 24, 1969. "Boyhood memories of early Ithaca."

Armand Adams, address to Ithaca Rotary Club, 10/11/67

623 & trsc. 2933

624 3067

625

626

627

628 2940

629

630 2945

631 3000

632 3037 (MISSING)

633-639 3254

640 800

641-642

643-M8 3474

Descriptirul

Cornell Public Library Assoc. final meeting,12/20/71

Ithaca Rotary Club proceedings, 3/13/68. Foreign exchange students from Argentine, Greece&Bolivia

Ithaca Rotary Club Programs 5/24/72. Report of young people from H.S. about trip to northern Europe.

Rotary Club 11/8/72. Member Captain Ralph F. "Snuffy" Jackson-U.S. Navy Talks about "National defense-its evolution and trends for the future."

Rotary Club. Program by Interact Club "Diplomats of Ithaca High School presented at Rotary district 717 conference, Pocono Manor, Pa. May 5-7,1972

Roy Hendrickson, Amarillo, 1964. Producer's grain corp. luncheon speech, 26th annual meeting

Roy Hendrickson. PGC annual meeting, Amarillo, Texas, December 1966

Mr. Manion, 1963 annual meeting.

"Land economies. The total concept." by Ernest M. Fisher. A paper read at the 18th congress of the international chapter of Lamda Alpha. Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. Oct. 12, 1967

American Medical Women's Association. 1958 annual meeting, business section.

H.B. Sutton, 1893- Reminiscences, 1972

Mrs. Wm. R. George Memorial Service 4/15/1962

Willard Hubbell's commentary on his father's paintings, etc.

Fred Btiehl, 1892-1974

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650 3265

651-654

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668-671 3305

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Description

Adda McCurdy, 1882-1976, interview, "Forest Home Embrodiery Club for Fifty Years" 1972

John Lyon Collyer ('17) 1893- "This is your Life"

John Lyon Collyer. Interviews

Ithaca Rotary Club Program 6-12-68, Paul Lebam;

Ithaca Rotary Club 5-1-68, Connie Ames

Miss Marrianne' Dalsthon speaking

Ithaca Rotary Club, 11-29-{i7, Tod Kennedy

Ithaca Rotary Club, 7-17-68, Harold Tukey

Ithaca Rotary Club, 4-3-68, Robert S. Ingersoll

John Sabley , 6-26-68

Leo Moss Interview: Childhood, Adolescence, WW I, arrival in USA, peddling, family life, business during war.

Leo Moss Interview-business during war and until retirement

A. Gerd Korman, Collector. Interviews, 1967-{i8 Walter Lenz, 1-11-1968 -also 4 trsc. in this collection

Sylvester Berki, 2-27-1967

Dr. and Mrs. J. Rothenberg, 1-10-1968

Mr. Zvi Yavetz, 1-9-1%7

Mayors Ad Hoc Committee on the Collegetown disorder, 1972. Hearings relative to illegal College-town block party, 1972.

Society of Real Estate Appraisers presents: Hodges: Babock... Revisited.

673-681 3763

682-688

689a-690a 3516 (MISSING)

691- 3776 691

692

693

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695

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Description

Gary A. Lee

College of Architecture, Art and Planning, College Alumni Assembly & Retrospective. 1977 Received from Prof. K.c. Parson, Dean, College of Architec-ture, Art and Planning 15/l /1804

M.B. Hodges, Lambda Alpha. Virginia appraisal council, March 19, 1972

Older Persons Record Mary Abrahams, side l-Anna Genung, side 2

Philip Allan, side I-Edith Wells, side 2

Anonymous, side I-Ruth Eastman, side 2

Robert Banks, side 1 John and Helen Vandervort, side 2

Eleanor Barnard, side I-Ruth Place, side 2

Helen Bower, side I-Earl and Mabel Clarke, side 2

Stewart Coats, side 1 Benjamin and Gladys Duddleston, side 2

Stuart Cobb, side I-Caleman Taber, side 2 -died 11-81

Lillian Cox

Louise Cummings

Sophie Dean

Mary Dormady, side 1

Gertrude Drake, side l-Elaine Reynolds side 2

Clara Dunn, side l-Percy Dunn, side 2 Eugene and Mary Durham Margery Edsall, side I-Fred & Florence Ashton- 2 Carl & Elsie English-I-Ralph & Mary Williamson, Thelma Fish- side 1, Clara Millard, side 2

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