Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum · on Their Minds/On a Clear Day/I Donaldson't Know...

Richard Nixon Presidential Library and Museum(714) 983 9120 ◦ http://www.nixonlibrary.gov ◦ [email protected]

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MAF-01

Advice to Nixon during Watergate Scandal: "hang tough" set to popular song. 1974 with Bernie Knee and the Frank Yankovic Orchestra. Issued by Telemark Dance Records [From http://www.discogs.com/lists/Hang-in-There-Mr-PresidentBicycle-Song/120273]

Keywords: Watergate

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Master/Dub: Unknown. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: From 45 rpm disc.

Reference copy may be created upon request.

"Hang in There" (1974)

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Runtime: 0:03:03

MAF-02

Network/Producer: The U.S. Air Force.

Keywords: Music, performance

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio.


"Production Music-The U.S. Air Force" (no date)

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MAF-03

Network/Producer: The U.S. Air Force.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Sides 1&2.


"Air Force Production Music" (no date)

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MAF-04

45 rpm vinyl single recorded in Pittsburgh in 1974 with Bernie Knee and the Frank Yankovic Orchestra. Issued by Telemark Dance Records. "Hang in There Mr. President" was composed by Henry Tobias in support of President Nixon during the Watergate period. Tobias composed "The Bicycle Song" because of a fuel shortage in the U.S. at the time of a Mid East crisis. http://www.discogs.com/lists/Hang-in-There-Mr-PresidentBicycle-Song/120273

Keywords: Watergate

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: From 45 rpm disc.


"Hang in There, Mr. President" and "They Bicycle Song" (1974)

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Runtime: 0:05:00

MAF-05

SIDE 1: Superstar/The 14th Street Bridge Song/The Way of Love/Proud Mary/Summertime; SIDE 2: Heaven on Their Minds/On a Clear Day/I Donaldson't Know How to Love Him/I Believe in Music/I Remember Clifford

Network/Producer: The U.S. Army.




"U.S. Army Band-The Army Blues" (1970)

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MAF-06




"The U.S. Army Band: 1775 & 1975" (Possibly 1975)

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Runtime: 0:40:00



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MAF-07



"200 Years of Readiness" (Possibly 1976)

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MAF-08

SIDE 1: Come Saturday Morning (3:03)/Lazy Afternoon (3:00)/Sunny (7:00)/Hora Stacatto (1:17)/Both Sides Now (3:13); SIDE 2: Concerto in D for Trumpet (2:05) - G. Torelli, soloist Larry Hodges/Air from Suite #3 (5:32) - J. S. Bach/Overture to the Marriage of Figaro (4:37) - Wolfgang Mozart/Pavanne (6:40) - G. Faure




THE UNITED STATES ARMY BAND "Pershing's Own" Presents U.S. Army Chamber Orchestra" (1970)

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MAF-09

SIDE 1: Opener/The Snuffy Strut/I Can't Get Started/Pah Doo Dah/You Are the Sunshine of My Life /King Porter Stomp; Side 2: Laura Nyro Suite (Woman's Blues/He's a Runner/Once It Was Alright Now, Farmer Joe/Lover Man




"The U.S. Army Band: The Army Blues" (1970)

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Runtime: 0:34:00



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MAF-10

SIDE 1: Donaldson Juan, Symphonic Poem (17:00) - Richard Strauss, trans. Mark Hindsley; SIDE 2: Beyond the Limits (7:26) - Specialist Ron Hickey, Specialist David Stahl, trumpet soloist/Concerto for Harp (first movement) (10:39) - Reinhold Gliere, trans. Specialist Robert E. Clemons, Specialist Richard Kade, harp soloist




"Pershing's own: Featuring 'Don Juan'" Composer/Arranger: Col. Samuel R. Loboda, United States Army Band (1974)

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MAF-11

SIDE 1: Military Mass (22:30) - assisted by members of the U.S. Army Band; SIDE 2: I Believe in Music (3:57)/Sunrise, Sunset (4:21)/Stephen Foster Medley (4:10)/Love Walked In (3:48)/Done Made My Vow (3:00)/You've Got a Friend (5:28)





THE UNITED STATES ARMY BAND "Pershing's Own" Presents "The U.S. Army Chorus" (1970)

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MAF-12

Music Recording



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Sides 1 & 2.


"U.S. Army Band-'Your Army'" (no date)

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MAF-13

music recording

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1960 Presidential campaign, 1960 Presidential elections, Music, performance



"Go-Go-Go Republican" [possibly by Peter Janovsky from Folkways FS-37261, FW-37261, and possibly copyright 1960 Northern Music Co] (Possibly 1960)

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Runtime: 0:05:00

MAF-14

"More Than Ever"; Band 2: Lionel Hampton-"We Need Nixon"

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election


Participants: Lionel Hampton


"We need Nixon" written by Lional Hampton in collaboration with Elizabeth Firestone, August 1972 [see Appendix B of Songs, Odes, Glees, and Ballads: A Bibliography of American Presidential Songers" by William Wiles for date and credit citation] (August 1972)

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MAF-15

FDR (1933), LBJ (1963), JFK (1961), Richard Nixon (1969), Gerald R. Ford (1974) and Jimmy Carter (1977)

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio.


A compilation of Presidential Oaths of Office (1933-1977)

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Runtime: 0:03:23



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MAF-16

Various campaign songs from the 1952 and '56 elections and Sousa marches

Keywords: Music, performance, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1952 Presidential campaign, 1952 Presidential election, 1956 Presidential campaign, 1956 Presidential election

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 7 1/2 ips full track recording on one mil mylar stock..


Music for Campaign (1952-1956)

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MAF-17

SIDE 1: "The 1812 Overture" (15:40); SIDE 2: "Five by the Beatles" (10:59)/ "The First Time I Saw Your Face"(4:54)/"Tico-Tico"(2:32)

Network/Producer: The United States Army.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded at 3 3/4 ips on one mil mylar stock.


The U.S. Army Band: 'Pershings Own'-"The 1812 Overture" (1972)

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Runtime: 0:32:00

MAF-18

An unidentified male dictating his thoughts on Senate bill S-905. Transcription: "I think it wise to implement those recommendations administratively until Congress has decided about the merits of S-905 as a model. The Senate Governmental Affairs Committee may harden up and report this bill before adjourning."

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: The audio is buried under an insistent power line hum..


Unidentified Recording [maybe: http://cool.conservation-us.org/byorg/abbey/an/an07/an07-3/an07-301.html] (no date)

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Runtime: 0:00:30



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MAF-19

Music Recording dedicated to President Nixon and his Working Cabinet. "America is Marching On" (sung to the tune of "Battle Hymn of the Republic") Performed by Sammy Poole, accompanied by the Garringer High School Band (Charlotte, N. C.); Sent to RBR an written by Mrs. Wallace B. Peirce; Dedicated to President Nixon. "What is a Square" ("America" playing in the background); Spoken description of the goodness of "square" people; Performed by Sammy Poole. [date and citation info from http://russelldoc.galib.uga.edu/russell/view?docId=ead/russell_subgroupE_II.xml;query=;brand=default]

Network/Producer: Metrolina Sound (A Divison of Sammy Poole Enterprises, Ltd.).


Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: The original is a 45 rpm disc recording.

Participants: Sammy Poole (Garinger High School Band), Brower, Mrs. Wallace Pierce


Side one: "America is Marching On"; Side Two: "What Is A Square?" (1969, Augusta, GA)

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Runtime: 0:05:11

MAF-20

Demonstration disc inscribed " To our beloved President in appreciation for your sincere interest in America and its future artists"


Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: The original is a 33 1/3 rpm disc recording.

Participants: R. Harvey, Pianist


"Hungarian Rhapsody #2 by Franz Liszt," Piano Performance Demo (1972)

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MAF-21.1

"Give, Register and Vote" campaign

Network/Producer: Radio Corporation of America (Funded by The American Heritage Foundation and The Advertising Council).

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential campaigns, residential elections, 1960 Presidential campaign, Music, performance

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: The original is a 45 rpm disc recording.

Participants: Ray Conniff and His Orchestra and Chorus


Public Service Jingles (1960)

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Runtime: 0:03:40

MAF-21.2

"Contribute - Work - Vote, For the Party or Candidate of Your Choice"

Network/Producer: Radio Corporation of America (Funded by The American Heritage Foundation and The Advertising Council).

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential campaigns, presidential elections, 1960 Presidential campaign, 1960 Presidential election, Music, performance


Participants: Foote, Cone, and Belding


Public Service Jingles (Side 1: Give Your Bucks to the Party of Your Choice)(Side 2: Vote!) (1960)

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Runtime: 0:03:20



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MAF-21.3

Voter Participation. Side 1: Comes Election Day; I'm Goin to Vote; Married, Moved, Come of Age; Register, Inform Yourself and Vote; Side 2: Year of the Well-Informed Voter, See You at the Polls.

Network/Producer: Public Service Records.



Participants: Hy Zaret, Lou Singer, Sunny Gale, The Blenders, Dotty Evans, Tony Mottola Orchestra


Little Songs for Busy Voters (1960)

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Runtime: 0:03:20

MAF-22

A discussion of Frost's book on the Nixon-Frost interviews, "I Gave Them A Sword."

Network/Producer: National Public Radio.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape is distorted due to volume being over modulated..

Participants: David Frost, Cokie Roberts (interviewer)


David Frost Appearance on NPR program "All Things Considered" (1978)

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Runtime: 00:13:10

MAF-23

Side 1: "Snafu, Experience Available, What do Employers like about Veterans, The Morning After, What the Vet Offerd; " Side 2: Expectations (Disabled Vet), The Difference (Disabled Vet), If You Need Trained People, When You Need Good People (Disabled Vet), The Disabled Veteran is a Business Asset (Disabled Vet), Employers are Finding a lot of Good Reasons to Hire Veterans

Network/Producer: Duetsch, Shea and Evans, Inc. A public service campaign of The Advertising Concil, Inc..



Jobs for Veterans (no date)

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Runtime: 0:07:00



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MAF-24

Radio Commercial

Network/Producer: J. Walter Thompson Company (420 Lexington Avenue, New York 10017), Miles Laboratories.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 5 inch reel.


"Feeling Good on Myself" (no date)

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Runtime: 0:01:00

MAF-510000

Keywords: Musician, musicians, music, celebrities


Participants: General Douglas MacArthur; The Pied Pipers Singers and the Mark Carter Orchestra


"Excerpts from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Farwell Address to Joint Session of Congress, April 19, 1951 [First Seg.]; 1952 Eisenhower campaign song "We Love the Sunshine of Your Smile"[Sec. seg] and 1952 Nixon campaign song "We'll Ride with Nixon"[Third seg] (4/19/1951, The Capitol Building; Wash. D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:10:48

MAF-510001

Keywords: Musician, musicians, music, celebrities


Participants: General Douglas MacArthur; The Pied Pipers Singers and the Mark Carter Orchestra


"Excerpts from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Farwell Address to Joint Session of Congress, April 19, 1951 [First Seg.]; 1952 Eisenhower campaign song "We Love the Sunshine of Your Smile"[Sec. seg] and 1952 Nixon campaign song "We'll Ride with Nixon"[Third seg] (4/19/1951, The Capitol Building; Wash. D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:10:48



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MAF-520901

Nixon sees a new economic boom under an Eisenhower Administration.



Participants: Sen. Richard Nixon and Mrs. Pat Nixon


"1952 Campaign Speech by Senator Nixon at a Republican Political Rally in Saco, Maine" (September 1952, Saco, Maine)

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Runtime: 0:26:00

MAF-520902

Vice Presidential candidate Nixon delivers two minutes of remarks exhorting listeners to vote for Eisenhower; Nixon then "works the crowd". The tape ends with a speech by the Governor.

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, presidential elections, presidential campaigns, campaigns, campaigning, candidates

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: dual track orginal recording.

Participants: Governor of Maine, Sen. Richard Nixon


Republican Political Rally at Westbrook, Maine (September 1952, Westbrook, Maine)

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Runtime: 0:56:00

MAF-520903

Richard Nixon charges the Truman Administration with "losing" China to communism and suggests that Truman State Department policies also caused the Korean War.

Keywords: People's Republic of China, Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: dual track original recording.

Participants: Senator Richard Nixon

CD reference copy available

"Nixon Speech at a Political Rally in Sanford, ME" (September 1952, Sanford, Maine)

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Runtime: 0:45:00



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MAF-520905

Vice Presidential candidate Richard Nixon urges the audience to vote the Republican ticket for prosperity.

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, presidential elections, presidential campaigns, campaigns, campaigning, candidates


Participants: Senator Richard Nixon


1952 Campaign Speech by Sen. Richard Nixon at a Republican Rally at the Town Hall in Portland, Maine (9/5/1952, Town Hall, Portland, Maine)

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Runtime: 0:16:00

MAF-520906

Candidate Nixon accuses the Truman Administration of corruption and inefficiency. He cites alleged communist infiltration of the government, discussing the House Un-American Activities Committee's Hiss-Chambers investigation at length. He promises an effective domestic loyalty program under an Eisenhower-Nixon Administration.

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential Elections, 1952 Presidential Campaign, 1952 Presidential Election, speeches

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape is a 1.5 mil acetate half track recorded at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Senator Richard Nixon, Rep. Charles Nelson, Pat Nixon, and gubernatorial candidate Burton Cross.


Nixon Campaign Speech at Political Rally in Augusta Maine broadcast on radio & television, Reels 1 & 2 of 2 (9/6/1952, Augusta, ME)

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Runtime: 1:40:00

MAF-521100

McIntyre introduces Vice Presidential candidate Senator Nixon, who delivers a campaign speech calling for new leadership in Washington. RN criticizes the Truman Administration's record and calls Democratic Presidential nominee Adlai E. Stevenson "soft" on communism.

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential Elections, 1952 Presidential Campaign, 1952 Presidential Election, speeches


Participants: Rep. Cliff McIntyre(R-ME), Senator Richard Nixon(R-CA)


1952 Nixon Campaign Rally at Bangor, Maine (November 1952, Bangor, Maine)

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Runtime: 0:25:00



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MAF-530120.1

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From original "Audograph" dictation disc..


"President Eisenhower's and Vice President Nixon's Oaths of Office" AND "Pres. Eisenhower's Inaugural Address" (1/20/1953)

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Runtime: 0:50:00

MAF-530120.2

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From original "Audograph" dictation discs..


"Inaugural Ceremonies for President Eisenhower in Washington, D.C." (1/20/1953, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:03:30

MAF-530120.3

The 1953 Inaugural proceedings

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The tape appears to be from a disc recording. Recorded full track at 7.5 ips on 1.5 mil mylar stock..


"The Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon: 1953", Pt. 1 (1/20/1953, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:50

MAF-530120.4

The 1953 Inaugural proceedings

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: This tape appears to be from a disc recording. Recorded full track at 7.5 ips on 1.5 mil mylar stock.


"The Inauguration of Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard Nixon: 1953", Pt. 2 (1/20/1953, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:50



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MAF-530127

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is an "Audograph" dictation disc. No preservation or reference copies..


"John Foster Dulles' First Speech as Secretary of State" (1/27/1953)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-530423

Nixon contrasts the approaches of the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations to the problems facing the nation.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Originals are "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech Before The American Society of Newspaper Editors" (4/23/1953)

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Runtime: 1:45:00

MAF-530704

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Vice President Nixon rehearses a Fourth of July speech. From original "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Excerpts From Draft of RN Address At Independence Hall: Philadelphia, PA" (7/4/1953)

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Runtime: 0:10:00

MAF-530805

The speech is rehearsed twice. Nixon appeals for bipartisanship on national security issues. He relates defense spending and foreign aid funding to the differing fiscal policies of the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Two original "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech Before VFW Convention" (8/5/1953)

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Runtime: 0:20:00



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MAF-530831

President Nixon outlines his thoughts about the Korean War, communism, the national defense and the role of the Air Force. He contrasts the fiscal, foreign aid and internal security policies of the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From original "Edison Voicewriter" dictatio Discs.


"Draft of RN Speech Before the American Legion Convention in St. Louis" (8/31/1953)

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Runtime: 0:42:00

MAF-531223

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From original "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc.


"Draft of RN speech on the Far East Trip" (12/23/1953)

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Runtime: 0:08:00

MAF-540211

Nixon comments on Republican prospects in the 1954 and 1956 elections. He contrasts the Truman and Eisenhower Administrations' records on domestic policy, the economy, foreign policy, and national defense.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From original "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of Lincoln Day Speech" (2/11/1954)

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Runtime: 0:15:00

MAF-540315

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: From one original "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Arthur Godfrey Tribute To RN" (3/15/1954)

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Runtime: 0:15:00



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MAF-540403

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio.


"RN Draft Remarks at Testimonial Dinner for Senator Ferguson" (4/3/1954)

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Runtime: 0:15:00

MAF-540406

Network/Producer: CBS.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original is an "Audograph" dictation disc. No preservation or reference copies have been made..


"Senator Joseph McCarthy-Reply to Edward R. Murrow on the TV program 'See It Now'" (4/6/1954)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-540420

Prospects for the Eisenhower domestic legislative agenda; U.S. foreign and military policy with respect to Indochina, China, and Korea; the Administration's response to the internal subversion question.

Keywords: People's Republic of China

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Originals are two "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


RN Draft Address at the University of Cincinnati Day Banquet (4/20/1954, Whittier, CA)

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Runtime: 0:25:00

MAF-540612.1

Education, the Eisenhower Administration's domestic policies, communism.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is one side of an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Commencement Address at Whittier College" (6/12/1954)

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Runtime: 0:12:00



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MAF-540612.2

Education, the Eisenhower Administration's domestic policies, communism.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is one side of an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Commencement Address at Whittier College" (6/12/1954)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-540706

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: On one "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc; reference and preservation copies exist on reel-to-reel..


"Draft of RN remarks to the Freedom Festival" (7/6/1954)

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Runtime: 0:08:00

MAF-540802

Communism, Vietnam and Guatemala; U.S. competition with the U.S.S.R. for the "hearts and minds" of the world population.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is one "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Speech to the National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars" (8/2/1954)

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MAF-540927

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is one "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Oral Draft of Speech" (9/27/1954)

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MAF-541003

Prior to his censure by the U.S. Senate, Senator Joseph McCarthy fields questions from a panel of journalists on the reports of the Watkins and Gillette committees.

Network/Producer: NBC.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is one side of an "Audograph Voicewriter" dictation disc. No reference or preservation copies..

Participants: Joseph McCarthy


Senator Joseph McCarthy's Appearance on "Meet the Press" (10/3/1954)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-550000

After nuclear bomb tests two angels are simultaneously discovered in the mid-Pacific and Siberia.

Network/Producer: Department of Mass Communications, University of Miami Coral Gables, Florida.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Removed from A2 cold storage vault and shipped to LP-RN December 2011. Has not been reviewed for content. No preservation or access copy..

Participants: Directed by Pete Satterlee


"The Answer" - By Philip Wylie (1955)

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MAF-550314

Original Format: Edison Voicewriter dictation discs Audio. Technical notes: Original recording is on two "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"RN Draft of Speech to the World Affairs Council" (3/14/1955)

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MAF-550510

Republican prospects in te 1956 election.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording was on two "Edison" discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the Republican Women's Spring Convention" (5/10/1955)

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Runtime: 0:17:00

MAF-550602

Fiscal policy and social security.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original is an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Speech to the Rotary International Convention" (6/2/1955)

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Runtime: 0:15:00

MAF-550611

Eisenhower's popularity, the Administration's domestic policy, comparison of U.S. and Soviet foreign policies since 1945.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original recording is on five "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the Texas Press Association" (6/11/1955)

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Runtime: 0:35:00

MAF-550616

Soviet foreign policy since WW II and communisty expansionism, the Geneva Conference, world peace.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is on three "Edison Voicewriter" dicatation discs..


"Draft of RN Commencement Address at Temple University" (6/16/1955)

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Runtime: 0:33:00



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MAF-550617

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is recorded on three "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the Young Republicans National Convention" (6/17/1955)

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Runtime: 0:25:00

MAF-550624

"The Negro's Second fight for Freedom" (the evening's theme): the progress of integration and civil rights

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is on two "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech at the Global News Syndicate Press Awards Ceremony" (6/24/1955)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-550626

Progress in integration and race relations

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original recording is one "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..

mp3 reference copy available

Richard Nixon draft of remarks at the NAACP Convention (6/26/1955)

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Runtime: 00:05:41

MAF-550825

World communism, the Geneva Conference, the domestic "Communist Conspiracy", prospects for reducing international tensions.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original was recorded on three "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the American Bar Association" (8/25/1955)

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Runtime: 0:45:00



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MAF-550829

Prospects for world peace, the Geneva Conference, U.S. policy to Communist China, portrayal of the U.S. in Soviet propaganda.




"Draft of RN Speech to the National VFW Convention" (8/29/1955)

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Runtime: 0:40:00

MAF-550915

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Speech at the Indianapolis Fundraising Dinner" (9/15/1955)

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Runtime: 0:04:00

MAF-550917

Farmers and the economy, the Eisenhower Administration's farm policy.



"Draft of RN Speech at the National Plowing Contest" (9/17/1955)

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Runtime: 0:40:00

MAF-550920

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original recording is an "Edison" disc..


"Draft of RN Speech at Meeting of the International Association of Fire Chiefs" (9/20/1955)

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Runtime: 0:12:00



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MAF-551017.1

Geneva Conference arms control proposals, effort to free U.S. prisoners of the Chinese communists.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: Original is two "Edison" discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the International Air Transport Association" (10/17/1955)

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Runtime: 0:25:00

MAF-551017.2

prospects for world peace, foreign aid to India

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is on two "Edison Voicewriter" discs..


"Draft of RN Speech at the N.Y. Herald-Tribune Forum" (10/17/1955)

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Runtime: 0:40:00

MAF-551019

Domestic and foreign economic policy

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is four "Edison" dictation discs.


"Draft of RN Speech to the Investment Bankers' Association" (10/19/1955)

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Runtime: 0:40:00

MAF-551101

The role of the government in promoting economic growth.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Remarks at the Inter-American Press Association Convention" (11/1/1955)

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Runtime: 0:10:00



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MAF-560001

Topics discussed are racial equality, relations with China and the universality of mankind.

Network/Producer: [Not specified]. Network Affilate: [Not specified]. Production credits: [Not specified].



Participants: Richard M. Nixon


Vice President Nixon's Speech at Calvin College (1956, Calvin College)

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Runtime: 00:25:57

MAF-560117

RN recounts his and Mrs. Nixon's experiences on their Latin American and Far East trips.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is on three "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech at the 'Poor Richard's Club's' Benjamin Franklin Dinner" (1/17/1956)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-560120

reviews conditions in the country prior to Eisenhower and compares to conditions after 3 1/2 years of the Republican Administration.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is on two "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


Richard Nixon draft for speech at "Salute to Eisenhower" dinner (1/20/1956)

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Runtime: 0:29:00



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MAF-560418

Economic policy in the Eisenhower Administration



"Draft of RN Speech at the Brand Names Day Dinner" (4/18/1956)

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Runtime: 0:42:00

MAF-560607

Rivalry between communism and "the free world".

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is on three "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech at Lafayette College" (6/7/1956)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-560805

Communism a threat to religious values, the role of religion in American government.



"Draft of RN Speech at Montreat N.C." (8/5/1956)

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MAF-560906

The Administration's plans for veteran's benefits, the threat of international communism, atomic weapons testing, U.S. refusal to recognize China.


Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: The original recording is on four "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"Draft of RN Speech to the American Legion" (9/6/1956)

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Runtime: 0:39:42

MAF-561001

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, presidential elections, 1956 Presidential Campaign, 1956 Presidential Election, speeches

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original is a 1/4" reel-to-reel tape..

Participants: Vice President Nixon, Congressman Gerald R. Ford


"Eisenhower/Nixon Campaign Rally at Grand Rapids, MI" (10/1/1956)

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MAF-570405



"RN Draft Report on African Trip" (4/5/1957)

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Runtime: 0:40:00



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MAF-570429

foreign aid, education budgets; RN's philosophy of the role of the government in the economy; an overview of the current and projected state of the economy.



"Draft of RN Speech to the Opening Session of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce" (4/29/1957)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-570511

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is an "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Speech to the Business and Industry Day Luncheon" (5/11/1957)

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Runtime: 0:12:00

MAF-570523.1

The Eisenhower Administration's ficscal policy.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The originals are five "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs. Tape is part one of two..


"Draft of RN Address to the American Iron and Steel Institute Dinner Meeting" (5/23/1957)

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Runtime: 0:53:00

MAF-570523.2

The Eisenhower Administration's fiscal policy.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The originals are five "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs. Tape is part two of two..


"Draft of RN Address to the American Iron and Steel Institute Dinner Meeting" (5/23/1957)

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Runtime: 0:53:00



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MAF-570605

foreign aid and defense budgets, disarmament talks with the Soviet Union, race relations in the U.S.



"Draft of RN Speech to the Federation of Womens' Clubs in Asheville, N.C." (6/5/1957)

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Runtime: 0:33:00

MAF-570609

McClellan Committee's investigation of labor racketeering, U.S. policy toward Poland, foreign aid budget cuts.



"Draft of RN Commencement Address to Michigan State University Graduating Class" (6/9/1957)

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Runtime: 0:40:00

MAF-570813

The speakers summarize "what democracy means to me" and invite high school students to enter the Voice of America essay contest.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is a 33 1/3 rpm disc recording..

Participants: Ted Cooper, Deborah Allen, Pat Boone, [unintelligible], Vice Presidente Nixon, and Bud Wilkinson


"We Speak For Democracy" (8/13/1957)

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Runtime: 0:10:00



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MAF-571206



"RN Draft Remarks to the National Association of Manufacturers' Congress of American Industry Banquet" (12/6/1957)

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MAF-580424

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is recorded on three "Edison Voicewriter" dictation discs..


"American Newspaper Publishers Association-N.Y.C" (4/24/1958)

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MAF-580606

Network/Producer: The Office of the Vice President.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio.


"Notes for the Vice President's Remarks to the Republican National Committee" (6/6/1958, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-6000001

Fast version (0:37); Slow version (1:14)

Network/Producer: Universal Newsreels.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Master/Dub: undetermined. Technical notes: 3 minutes, 9 seconds of silence at end of tape removed from access copies..


"Hail to the Chief" - two versions (circa 1960 [no date listed])

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Runtime: 00:02:23



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MAF-6000002

Nixon for President campaign song, sung by male chorus.

Network/Producer: Yvonne Goldsmith (possible producer), Art Records (producer).

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1960 Presidential campaign, 1960 Presidential elections, Music, performance

Original Format: 45 RPM audio disc Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Possibly written by Leonard Keller, chairman of the Republican Club of Miami Beach (see October 9, 1960 The Bridgeport Post, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Page 34).

Participants: Bey Ireland and the Four Bits (performer), Leonard Keller (song writer), Yvonne Goldsmith (possible producer), Art Records (producer), Len-Art Music Pub, BMI (publisher)


"Vote for Nixon" campaign song performed by Bey Ireland and the Four Bits, Art Records 45RPM disc (matrix number, C-45-160) (1960)

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Runtime: 0:02:08

MAF-600531

SEATO's first six years, communist China and Krushchev, the Paris Conference.


Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original was recorded on one "Edison Voicewriter" dictation disc..


"Draft of RN Address to the South East Asian Treaty Organization Minister's Meeting" (5/31/1960)

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Runtime: 0:07:00

MAF-600824

Eisenhower on the role of religion in the 1960 campaign, Nixon's role in the White House decision-making process.

Network/Producer: U.S. Army Signal Corps.

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1960 Presidential campaign, 1960 Presidential elections



'Eisenhower Press Conference" (8/24/1960)

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MAF-601007.1

The second of a series of televised Presidential debates from the 1960 Presidential Election campaign.



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Master copy (original not in NLNP's possession) recorded full track at 7.5 ips.

Participants: Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Senator John F. Kennedy


"The Second Nixon-Kennedy Debate Televised in Washington, D.C. on October 7, 1960" (10/7/1960, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-601007.2

Tape two of the second of a series of televised Presidential debates from the 1960 Presidential Election campaign.



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Master copy (original not in NLNP's possession) recorded full track at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Senator John F. Kennedy


"The Second Nixon-Kennedy Debate Televised in Washington, D.C. on October 7, 1960" (10/7/1960, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:12:00



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MAF-6200001

Richard Nixon discusses foreign policy, foreign anti-American sentiment, the defense budget, Kennedy's opposition to a steel price hike, tourism in the U.S. and Europe, relations with Canada, the United Nations, Krushchev, Nixon's book "My Six Crisis", his motivations for entering politics, his decision to run for Governor of California.

Network/Producer: CBC.

Keywords: Elections, campaigns, 1962 Gubernatorial Campaign, 1962 Gubernatorial Election, speeches


Participants: Richard Nixon, Dick Strout


Richard Nixon Interview with Dick Strout (1962, Los Angeles, CA)

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Runtime: 00:27:15

MAF-621018.1

Nixon emphasizes his program for California and defines the issues concerning Californians.




"Richard Nixon's Campaign Speech During 'A Win With Nixon Special' Train Stop At Santa Maria, CA During the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign." (10/18/1962, Santa Maria, CA)

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Runtime: 0:16:00

MAF-6210182

Richard Nixon's observations on the campaign including the following issues: Law enforcement and crime prevention, fiscal policy, social services and private sector investments in California. Richard Nixon criticizes Governor Edmund Brown for his remarks during the campaign, supports President Kennedy's decisions during Cuban Missile Crisis.




Richard Nixon campaign speech in Santa Barbara during the 1962 California gubernatorial campaign (10/18/1962, Santa Barbara, CA)

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Runtime: 00:32:38



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MAF-621019.1

RN reminisces about his youth in Yorba Linda. Seeks Democratic votes, articulates the issues for Californians.




"Richard Nixon's Campaign Speech During a 'Win With Nixon Special' Train Stop at Santa Ana, CA, during the 1962 Gubernatorial Campaign" (10/19/1962)

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Runtime: 0:19:00

MAF-621019.2

RN's youth in California. Campaign issues: education, law enforcement and crime, taxes and government spending, communism at home and abroad.




"Richard Nixon's Campaign Speech During a 'Win With Nixon Special' Train Stop at Anaheim, CA during the 1962 Gubernatorial Campaign" (10/19/1962, Anaheim, CA)

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Runtime: 0:19:00

MAF-621019.3

RN's theme: "new leadership" to deal with law enforcement, cost of government, new business investment, suppression of domestic communism.




"Richard Nixon's Campaign Speech at Orange, CA During the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign." (10/19/1962)

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MAF-621019.4

RN on the campaign, proposals on law enforcement, unemployment and business investment.




"Richard Nixon's Campaign Speech at San Diego, CA During the 1962 Gubernatorial Campaign" (10/19/1962)

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Runtime: 0:16:00

MAF-621019.5




"RN Campaign Speech at Landis Auditorium in Riverside, CA During the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign." (10/19/1962, Riverside, CA)

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Runtime: 0:42:00

MAF-621019.6


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original is 1.5 mil. Polyester Full Track AT 7.5 ips..


"Richard Nixon's remarks to a political rally during a 'Win With Nixon Special' train stop at San Juan Capistrano, CA during the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign" (10/19/1962, San Juan Capistrano, CA)

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MAF-621019.7


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original is 1.5 mil polyester Full Track recording at 7.5 ips..


"Richard Nixon's campaign speech during a 'Win With Nixon Special' train stop at Del Mar, CA during the 1962 California Gubernatorial campaign." (10/19/1962, Del Mar, CA)

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Runtime: 0:13:00

MAF-621019.8


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original is 1.5 mil acetate Full Track at 7.5 ips..


"Richard Nixon's speech at Pico Rivera, CA, during the 1962 California Gubernatorial campaign" (10/19/1962, Pico Rivera, CA)

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Runtime: 0:16:40

MAF-621019.9


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original is 1.5 mil accetate base Full Track at 7.5 ips..


"Richard Nixon's campaign speech during a 'Win with Nixon Special' train stop at Fullerton, CA during the 1962 California Gubernatorial campaign." (10/19/1962, Fullerton, CA)

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Runtime: 0:21:00



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MAF-621022.1

Nixon fields questions on local and national politics, as well as foreign policy during the Cuban missile crisis.



Participants: Rex May(moderator), Richard Nixon; questioners George Chistopher (Mayor of San Francisco and candidate for Lt. Governor), Mrs. Nixon, Dwight Eisenhower, Judge Thomas Cokely(candidate for Atty. General), John Busterun(candidate for State Treasurer), Gordon Soltog(ex-San Francisco Forty-Niner), and State Senator Jack McCarthy(campaign manager).


Nixon Campaign Telethon in San Franscisco, CA during the 1962 CA Gubernatorial Campaign (Reel one of three) (10/22/1962, San Francisco, CA)

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Runtime: 2:26:00

MAF-621022.2






Nixon Campaign Telethon in San Francisco, CA during the 1962 CA Gubernatorial Campaign(Reel two of three) (10/22/1962, San Francisco, CA)

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Runtime: 2:26:00

MAF-621022.3






Nixon Campaign Telethon in San Francisco, CA during the 1962 CA Gubernatorial Campaign(Reel three of three) (10/22/1962, San Francisco, CA)

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Runtime: 2:26:00



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MAF-621026.1

RN on the Cuban missle crisis, California state government.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape is 1/4" full track recorded at 7.5 ips..


"Nixon Campaign Rally During the 1962 California Gubernatorial Race" (10/26/1962, San Leandro Library)

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Runtime: 0:22:00

MAF-621026.2

Cuban Missile Crisis and international communism. RN's objectives for California government.




"RN Campaign speech at Vallejo, CA during the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign" (10/26/1962, Vallejo, CA)

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Runtime: 1:00:00

MAF-621026.3




"Richard Nixon's Remarks to a GOP Political Rally at the Lucky Shopping center in Fremont, CA during the 1962 California Gubernatorial Campaign." (10/26/1962, Freemont, CA)

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Runtime: 0:15:00



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MAF-621027


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original is a full track recording at 7.5 ips on 1.5 mil acetate stock..


"Twelve Goals for a Greater California": Nixon Radio Broadcast (10/27/1962)

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Runtime: 0:15:00

MAF-621029

The Nixon's on the Campaign trail. Campaign issues: crime, highway safety, transportation.




"RN Speech at a Political Rally in Hollister, CA" (10/29/1962, Pico Rivera, CA)

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Runtime: 0:16:40

MAF-640000.1

Network/Producer: King's Men Toiletries Div., Helene Curtis Industries.

Original Format: Dictation Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original is a 33 1/3 rpm disc recording..

Participants: Commentary by Dave Garroway


"The Great Campaigners: 1928-1960-A Living History of Presidential Elections" (1964)

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MAF-650201

A biographical narrative of Lincoln's life interspersed with Lincoln quotes and accompanied by orchestral background music.


Participants: Bob Redding, Mirek Dabrowski


"Lincoln Day Dinner" (2/1/1965, Montgomery County, MD)

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Runtime: 0:10:00

MAF-660000.3


Participants: Spiro Agnew


"Five Political Commercials Featuring Singers Promoting the Gubernatorial Candidacies of (?) Perterson(#1), Jim Gardner(#2), Louis Nunn(#3), and Ted Agnew (#4 and #5)" (1966)

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Runtime: 0:07:00

MAF-6600001

Civil Rights




"Agnew for Governor- Civil Rights #1, #2" (1966)

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MAF-6600002

Spots one and two are man on the street responses: three and four feature Agnew; five, six, and seven have a chorus singing the Agnew jingle "My kind of Man, Ted Agnew is…" Taxation

Network/Producer: Agnew for Governor Committee.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 31 seconds at the beginning and 2 minutes and 25 seconds of silence at end of recording removed from access copies..



"Seven Spiro Agnew Commericals from the 1966 Maryland Gubernatorial Election" (1966)

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Runtime: 00:07:19

MAF-671212

"Peace in the world and peace at home." Topics Addressed: Soviet and Chinese communist threat to world peace should be countered by domestic economic strength and social order, maintaining superior miitary forces, and halting aggression in Vietnam.


Participants: Ray Page(state of Illinois Superintendant of Public Instruction), RN


"Ray Page Christmas Party" (12/12/1967, Springfield, IL)

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MAF-6800001

American Youth, the Nixon candidacy

Keywords: Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, speeches


Participants: Senate Majority Leader Everett Dirkson and Governor Agnew


"Agnew Campaign Rally at the Chicago Furniture Mart (Dirksen party) (1968, Chicago, IL)

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Runtime: 0:17:00



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MAF-6800002

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Poor audio quality makes comprehension difficult; also on 680913.2.


"Courtroom Testimony in Erie, PA involving Drinking and Driving or Disorderly Conduct" (1968)

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Runtime: 0:39:00

MAF-6800003

Vietnam, decline of American military power, loss of American prestige abroad, space and scientific research slows, lawlessness at home all problems due to the previous Administration. A Nixon Administration would end the war, rebuild military power and restore domestic order.

Network/Producer: unspecified.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Tape "wows" due to original cassette recording..



Speech by Richard Nixon at a campaign rally in Buffalo, New York (10/7/1968, Buffalo, NY)

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Runtime: 00:31:27

MAF-6800004

youth, "the limits of dissent", planned communities seen as a solution to inner city problems.



Participants: Governor Tom McCall, and Spiro T. Agnew


Remarks by Spiro Agnew at a campaign rally in Portland, Oregon (1968, Portland, OR)

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Runtime: 00:26:20



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MAF-680005

RN tries to refute George Wallace's (American Independent Party candidate for President) contention that there is "not a dime's worth of difference between the candidates." He contrasts his views with the Democratic record on the domestic policy agenda.



Participants: Richard Nixon


Nixon Campaign Rally in Greensboro, NC" (1968, Greensboro, NC)

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Runtime: 0:28:00

MAF-680006

Prominent Democrats endorse Nixon for President.

Keywords: Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election


Participants: Robert Norsworthy: 54; Mrs. Pat McCosker: 58; Joseph Gassen: 58; Mrs. Michael Fuaro: 56; Lee Stern: 59; Miss Margie Sloan: 55; John Brandle: 58; Helen M. Collins: 58; Jack Pines: 57; and Dale Iliach: 57


"105-Democrats for Nixon; 60 sec. Michigan Band" (1968)

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Runtime: 0:01:00

MAF-680007

Two radio spots focusing on (1) social security benefits and (2) medical care for the elderly.

Network/Producer: The Nixon-Agnew Victory Committee.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape is 5" reel recorded full-track at 7.5 ips..



Untitled Radio Spots (1968)

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MAF-680008

"1. Rich Country; 2. Forty years; 3. Law Enforcement." Radio spots. One spot urges voters to leave a recorded message for Nixon at a special phone number, hence, the Nixon "listening post".

Network/Producer: The Nixon-Agnew Campaign Committee.

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Tape was recorded full-track at 7.5 ips on one mil mylar stock..

Participants: Richard Nixon and Voice Over


"Nixon-Listening Post-Spots" (1968)

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Runtime: 0:03:00

MAF-680009

RN addresses the "forgotten Americans"; hits the Johnson Administration and candidate Humphrey for crime and inflation; and calls for decreases in spending while "government does all it should do".



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Full track, 7.5 ips one mil mylar..


"Agriculture Speech" (1968, Des Moines, Iowa(?))

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Runtime: 0:11:40

MAF-680419

RN predicts victory in November, comments on his meeting with Governor Romney(former Republican presidential candidate), and other governors




"Richard Nixon at the Airport in Minneapolis and on WWTC Radio in Minneapolis" (4/19/1968, Minneapolis, MN)

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Runtime: 0:12:00



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MAF-680516

Nixon suggests the emergence of a New Majority composed of traditional Republicans, "New Liberals", the New South, "black militants" and the "Silent Center".


Keywords: Black Panthers, militants, activists, African Americans, armed resistance, Civil Rights, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: on one mil mylar stock.. 1 minute and 18 seconds of silence at end of recording removed from access copies.



"'A New Alignment for American Unity': A RICHARD M. NIXON NETWORK RADIO SPEECH" (5/16/1968)

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Runtime: 00:13:39

MAF-680719

Network/Producer: Recorded off air by Janak.



Participants: Charles Bud Wilkinson Speech


Charles Bud Wilkinson Speech at the Southern Industrial Relations Conference (7/19/1968, Blue Ridge, NC)

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MAF-680729

GOP rally in Detroit introducing an entry in the Nixon For President campaign song competition

Network/Producer: The Michigan Nixon for President Committee.

Keywords: Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, music, performance


Participants: Rockwell Guss(?), Raymond J. Meurer (composer and lyricist), Don Carleigh (singer), Donald (Donn) Preston (arranger, pianist)


Kickoff Luncheon for the Campaign Song "Nixon is the One" at the Kingsley Inn (7/29/1968, Detroit, Michigan)

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Runtime: 0:19:39



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MAF-680815

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Poor audio quality makes comprehension difficult..

Participants: Herbert Klein, Evelle J. Younger


"Press Conference of Evelle J. Younger, Chairman of the Nixon Advisory Council on Crime and Law Enforcement" (8/15/1968, California)

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Runtime: 0:27:00

MAF-680829.1

Network/Producer: The National Institutes of Health, Department of Health, Education and Welfare.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Periodic Flutter.

Participants: Wilber Cohen(Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare), Dr. Robert G. Marston(Director-Designate of the National Institutes of Health), and Dr. Philip Lee(Assistant Secretary of HEW for Health and Scientific Affairs)


"Swearing-in Ceremony of Dr. Robert G. Marston as Director of NIH" (8/29/1968)

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Runtime: 0:33:00

MAF-680829.2

Network/Producer: CBS.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Recording ends abruptly..

Participants: Walter Cronkite, Mike Wallace and Eric Sevareid


"CBS Network Commentary at the Conclusion of the 1968 Democratic Convention" (8/29/1968, Chicago, IL)

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Runtime: 0:08:00



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MAF-680903

The federal role in health and scientific research.

Network/Producer: The National Institutes of Health, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.



"Address By Director Marston to the NIH Senior Scientific Staff" (9/3/1968, Bethesda, MD)

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Runtime: 0:21:00

MAF-680905

Network/Producer: The National Institutes of Health, the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.



"An Address by Dr. Robert G Marston to the NIH Administrative and Extramural Staff" (9/5/1968, Bethesda, MD)

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Runtime: 0:22:00

MAF-680906

The Senators comment on joint campaign tour with Nixon, respond to questions.



Participants: Senators Edward Brook(R-MA), Thurston Morton(R-KY), and press aide.


"Senators Brook and Morton Press Conference in Houston, TX" (9/6/1968, Houston, TX)

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Runtime: 0:15:00



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MAF-680912.1

Richard Nixon promises an open Administration, will listen to the young and to non-Republicans.





"Campaign Rally by the Citizens for Nixon at the Atkinson Hotel, Indianpolis, IN" (9/12/1968, Indianpolis, IN)

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Runtime: 0:22:00

MAF-680912.3

RN pledges "new leadership", an end to the Vietnam War, a new foreign economic policy and a new Secretary of Agriculture.





"RN Campaign Rally at Monument Circle: Indianapolis, IN (9/12/1968, Indianapolis, IN)

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Runtime: 0:25:00

MAF-680912.4

Humphrey accused of "being soft on communism". Humphrey peace plan hit.



Participants: Sprio Agnew


"Agnew Press Conference in Rochester, NY on Sept. 12, 1968" (9/12/1968, Indianapolis, IN)

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Runtime: 0:15:00



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MAF-6809122

"Law and Order", equal opportunity for minorities, poverty and urban decay, Vietnam, Chinese aggression.





Remarks by Spiro Agnew at a campaign rally in Rochester, New York (9/12/1968, Rochester, NY)

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Runtime: 00:32:24

MAF-6809131

The Fortas nomination, Nixon-Agnew attempts to solicit the African American vote, Senator Edward Brook's efforts on behalf of the campaign, job training programs, the Wallace ticket, the Chicago Democratic Convention riots, press coverage of the campaign, disagreements within the GOP.

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, speeches

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: The reporter's questions are sometimes difficult to hear..



Remarks by Spiro Agnew at a press conference in Rochester, NY (9/13/1968, Rochester, NY)

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Runtime: 00:23:03

MAF-6809132

"Law and Order", civil rights, war in Vietnam.

Network/Producer: [unspecified]. Production credits: [unspecified].





Remarks by Spiro Agnew at a campaign rally in Erie, Pennsylvania (9/13/1968, Erie, Pennsylvania)

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Runtime: 00:21:27



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MAF-6809133

"New Leadership" for the country will end war in Vietnam, restore respect for the U.S. abroad, end lawlessness at home.





Remarks by Richard Nixon at a campaign rally in Cleveland, Ohio (9/13/1968, Cleveland, Ohio)

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Runtime: 00:24:40

MAF-680918.1

the shortcomings of the Johnson Administration and Democratic presidential nominee Humphrey

Keywords: Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, speeches, music, performance

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Includes campaign song, "Agnew Can Do".


"Agnew Campaign Speech in Las Vegas, Nevada" (9/18/1968, Las Vegas, Nevada)

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Runtime: 0:33:00

MAF-680918.2

equality of opportunity, Vietnam War

Network/Producer: KOOK-TV.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: The first nine minutes are indecipherable due to low audio..

Participants: Governor Agnew, unidentified interviewer


"Agnew Campaign Speech at a Political Rally in Billings, Montana" (9/18/1968, Billings, Montana)

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Runtime: 0:18:00



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MAF-680918.3

Gun control, peace in Vietnam, federal aid to cities, impoundment of highway trust funds, the Mideast.

Network/Producer: KOOK-TV.



Participants: Governor Agnew, unidentified interviewer


"Spiro Agnew Interview on KOOK-TV, Billings, MT" (9/18/1968, Billings, Montana)

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Runtime: 0:22:00

MAF-680923

Vietnam, the U.S. economy




"Agnew Campaign Speech at the Honolulu, Hawaii Auditorium" (9/23/1968, Honolulu, Hawaii)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-680926

Network/Producer: Skyline Productions, Inc..


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: "Campaign Rally at Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, TN".

Participants: Bob Haymes, announcer and interviewees Ben Carpenter, Byron Fullerton, and Mrs. Dick Brown


"Democrats for Nixon" Austin, TX Interviews (9/26/1968)

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MAF-680927

the welfare system, law and order, U.S. policy toward the Soviet Untion after the invasion of Czechoslovakia, RN's rejection of an invitation to debate by Humphrey.

Network/Producer: ?.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: The tape begins with RN's speech in progress. Later, excerpts from the speech are repeated with gaps, interruptions and descriptive commentary by an announcer..

Participants: Richard Nixon and Ad Edel (Reporter)


"Campaign Rally at Memorial Auditorium in Chattanooga, TN" (9/27/1968, Chattanooga, TN)

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Runtime: 0:24:00

MAF-680928

Agnew criticizes Humphrey, points out a "decline in the moral climate" in the country.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Sound is muffled..

Participants: Jerris Leonard, Spiro Agnew


State Senator Jerris Leonard (R-WI) with introduction, followed by Agnew's Campaign speech. (9/28/1968, Milwaukee, WI)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-681001

The speech is joined in progress: themes include the Johnson Administration's conduct of the Vietnam War, its economic policy, the role of the business man in society and business's role vis-à-vis the federal government.





"Spiro T. Agnew Campaign Speech at the Banker's Convention in Chicago" (10/1/1968, Chicago, IL)

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MAF-681002

Four "men in the street" explain why they will vote for Nixon.

Network/Producer: Nixon-Agnew Campaign Committee of Orange County, FL.

Keywords: Vote, voters, voting, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original was recorded at 7.5 ips on one mil 1/4" tape..

Participants: E.M. Skinner(interviewer) and Russell York, Edith Wade, Vernon Cooper, and George Daniel(subjects)


"1968 Campaign: Orlando Democrats for Nixon" (10/2/1968)

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MAF-681003.1

nuclear options in Vietnam, poverty and entitlement programs, tax exemption for religious organizations, law and order, a debate with Humphrey, assistance for minority businesses, farm programs, the Senate's rejection of Abe Fortas's nomination to the Supreme Court, youth, obscenity laws, open housing, U.S. "moral leadership" in the world, George Wallace's third party Presidential candidacy.

Keywords: Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, Sports, football

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Marks: Nixon-Southern Region.

Participants: Bud Wilkinson, Reg Murphy (editor of the Atlanta Constitution), Adrian Hardin(farmer), John Knepp, Jr.(businessman), Rev. Roland Smith(minister), Sylvia Cato(textile worker), Morgan Stanford(lawyer), Charles Kinsman (grocer), and Fran Tarkenton (football player, celebrity endorsement)


"'The Nixon Answer', A Live Campaign Q&A Telecast from Atlanta" (10/3/1968, Atlanta, GA)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-681003.2

Law and Order, wasteful federal spending, the third party ticket





"Agnew Campaign Rally in Cape Girardeau, MO" (10/3/1968, Cape Girardeau, Missouri)

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MAF-6810041

the nation's young people, Indian land claims, fishing rights, transportation, shipbuilding, government spending, international balance of payments, agricultural price supports, the war in Vietnam.

Keywords: American Indians, Native Americans, tribes, Presidential elections, Presidential campaigns, 1968 Presidential campaign, 1968 Presidential election, speeches

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Inlcludes "The Alaska Flag Song".



"Agnew Campaign Speech at a Political Rally in Anchorage, Alaska" (10/4/1968, Anchorage, Alaska)

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Runtime: 00:32:19

MAF-6810042

Network/Producer: [producer undetermined].


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is a 10 1/2 reel of 1/4" tape..


Six endorsements by John Wayne for Richard Nixon for President (10/4/1968, Hollywood, CA)

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MAF-681007.2

Agnew discusses the new metropolitan government of greater Jacksonville and contrasts the Johnson Administration's policy toward local governments in its "War on Poverty" with the policy of a Nixon-Agnew Administration.



Participants: Claude Kirk, Governor of Florida; Governor Agnew.


"Agnew Campaign Rally in Jacksonville, Florida" (10/7/1968, Jacksonville, Florida)

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Runtime: 0:33:00



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MAF-6810071

government spending, civil disobedience, crime, youth, George Wallace's third party presidential candidacy.





Remarks by Spiro Agnew at a campaign rally in Raleigh, North Carolina (10/7/1968, Raleigh, N.C.)

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Runtime: 00:21:55

MAF-681008

Agnew emphasizes the definition of the "limits of dissent" as the key different between the Nixon-Agnew and Humphrey-Muskie tickets, commends young people, and makes recommendations for involving them in the political process.



Participants: Professor Ray Garland (introduces Agnew), Governor Agnew, student body president McMillan Johnson.


"Agnew Campaign Rally at Roanoke College in Salem, VA" (10/8/1968, Salem, VA)

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Runtime: 0:31:00

MAF-681015

"Peace in the world, peace at home, and progress without inflation." Republican domestic policy priorities.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Side two of one cassette featuring #68000005 on Side One..



"Campaign Rally in Knoxville, TN" (10/15/1968, Knoxville, TN)

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MAF-681024

Nixon emphasizes the need for "new leadership."





"Nixon Campaign Speech at a Political Rally at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Airport" (10/24/1968, Wilkes-Barre/Scranton, PA)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-681200

Romney opens with remarks on the transition and his mandate from RN to solve the problems of the cities. Questions and answers relate to the Nixon Administration's Urban Council and HUD programs and priorities in the new Administration.

Network/Producer: Voice of America, USIA.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Some questions are barely intelligible. The recording ends before the press conference does..


"Press Conference of Secretary-Designate of HUD George Romney, Dec. 1968" (December 1968)

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Runtime: 0:54:00

MAF-681213

Laird comments on his meeting with Clark Clifford, current Secretary of Defense and fields questions from the press on relations with the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense, personnel matters, news "leaks" from DOD, possible conflicts of interests, defense spending as a stimulus to the economy, his lack of administrative experience, the appointment of blue ribbon commission to evaluate the nation's defense and his reccommendation of Senator Jackson for Secretary of Defense.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is 1/4" reel recorded at 3.75 ips. Attached note: "This was put out at Defense the day Mr. Laird's conference there".

Participants: Melvin R. Laird and members of the press.


"News Conference of Secretary of Defense-designate Melvin Laird" (12/13/1968, The Pentagon: Arlington, VA)

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MAF-681214

Politics and Religion in the Near East

Network/Producer: Recorded by donor on a trip to the Mideast.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded on one 2400' reel of half mil 1/4" audio tape..

Participants: Bishop S. McDowell Shelton, Church of the Lord Jesus Christ of the Apostolic Faith (moderator), the Assisstant General Manager of the Arab Bank, panel members: The Jordanian Minister of Transportation, a Jordanian senator, and the legal advisor to the prime minister of Jordan.


"Radio Broadcast of a Jordanian Panel Discussion of the Palestine Refugee Issue" (12/14/1968, Amman, Jordan)

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Runtime: 1:35:00

MAF-681230



Participants: Melvin Laird; David Packard, and Herb Klein, White House Director of Communications


"Press Conference: Melvin R. Laird (Defense Secretary-Designate) and David Packard (Deputy Defense Secretary-Designate) (12/30/1968)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-690000.1

Network/Producer: USIA.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The interview is conducted in Spanish..

Participants: Charles Meyer and interviewer, Mauricio Walchiem


"Interview with Charles Meyer, Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs" (1969)

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MAF-690000.2

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4 Inch tape.


Religious Songs (1969)

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MAF-690000.3

Patriot Songs




Side 1 containts Patriotic Music (Bound for the Promised Land, This is My Country, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Born Free); Side two contains "Sound in Ebony" (1969)

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MAF-690000.4




Music (1969)

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MAF-690000.5

Side 1 - Future problems concerning population, food, and land in the United States and the world' Side 2 - What will tale the place of gas and oil in the future when supplies are gone

Network/Producer: Marcus Snyder (P.O. Box 6822, San Antonio, Texas, 78209).


Participants: Marcus Snyder


Tape From Marcus Snyder to the President (1969)

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MAF-690000.6

Nixon'S Draft Cuts, Draft Refrom, All Volunteer Army

Keywords: military, conscription, selective service, lottery, laws, Vietnam War, Draft Refrom, draft evasion

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4 Inch tape, 1.5 mil, acetate.

Participants: Roger Kelly


News Interview with Assisstant Secretary of Defense for Manpower, Roger Kelly (1969)

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Runtime: 0:05:00

MAF-690000.7

Inflation

Network/Producer: The Advertising Council, Benton and Bowles, Inc..

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: 33 1/3 rpm.

Participants: Gerry Moore


"Inflation Can Be Stopped Campaign," Eight Public Service Announcements (Garry Moore - 60 Sec. Gary Moore - 30 Sec, Garry Moore 20 Sec, Garry Moore 10 Sec, Dad and Son, Mom and Daughter, Dad and Daughter, Boy (1969)

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Runtime: 0:04:00

MAF-690000.8

College Football

Network/Producer: Recorded off air by Tony Janak.

Keywords: Sports, football


Participants: Chris Schenkel


"100 Years of College Football," Incomplete Reel (1969)

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MAF-690000.9

College Football

Network/Producer: Recorded off air by Tony Janak.

Keywords: Sports, football


Participants: Chris Schenkel


"100 Years of College Football," Complete Reel (1/1/1969)

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Participants: Mrs. Gerry Vander Heuvel, Mrs. Nixon's Press Secretary, and Mrs. Lucy Winchester


"Announcement of and Subsequent Press Conference with Mrs. Lucy Winchester as the Social Secretary to Mrs. Nixon" (1/14/1969)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-690120.1

Inaugural Address, Senator Dirksen, National Anthem, Benediction, Nixon Leaves, Band Selections


Participants: Richard Nixon, Senator Dirksen


1969 Inaugural Proceedings (1/20/1969)

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MAF-690120.2

Band Selections, Mormon Tabernacle Choir




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Band Selections, President Johnson Speaks, Spiro Agnew Speaks, President Nixon Speaks, Senator Dirksen Speaks, Induction


Participants: President Johnson, Spiro Agnew, President Nixon, Senator Dirksen



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MAF-690200

Network/Producer: Recorded off-air by Tony Janak.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: De Gaulle Recorded off TV on 2/24/1969Wilson Recordeded off TV on 2/27/1969.


"Woodrow Wilson Biography (side one) and Charles DeGaulle Biography (side two) (February 1969)

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MAF-690203.1

President Nixon Speaking to Pope Paul VI

Network/Producer: Radio Vaticana.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4" tape, 3 inch reel.

Participants: President Nixon, Pope Paul VI


President Nixon Speaking to Pope Paul VI (2/3/1969, Vatican City)

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MAF-690203.2

President Nixon Speaking to the Pontifical North American College

Network/Producer: Radio Vaticana.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4" tape, 5 inch reel.

Participants: President Nixon, Pope Paul VI


President Nixon Speaking to the Pontifical North American College (2/3/1969, Vatican City)

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MAF-690210

President Richard Nixon

Network/Producer: Recorded off-air from Radio Station KTYM.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4 inch.

Participants: George Todt interviewed by Marion Miller


"Time for Truth" (2/10/1969, Los Angeles, California)

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Runtime: 0:12:00

MAF-690216.1


Participants: Roy Innis


Roy Innis on Evans/Novak (2/16/1969)

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MAF-690216.2

Network/Producer: Janak Recording.


Participants: Hoffner


Side 1: Hoffer, Side 2: Dan at "Bali" (2/16/1969)

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MAF-690217



Participants: Paul McCracken


Paul McCracken on Television (2/17/1969)

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MAF-690300

airline hijacking, Poland, the history of the Vietcong

Network/Producer: State Department Office of Media Services.

Keywords: hijackings, skyjackings, kidnappings, terrorism, aircraft, airlines


Participants: George Clift (Office of Cuban Affairs) and Frank E. Lloyd (Assistant Secretary For Transportation and Telecommunications); Isabella Henry(foreign service secretary); Doyle V. Martin (country officer for Poland); Everette Baumgarder(USIA Vietnam working group).


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 2, No.3" (March 1969, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-690323

Network/Producer: Sent to Wilkinson from Storer Broadcasting Company, Washington News Bureau (Suite 1211, 1725 K. St., NW, Washington, DC, 20000).

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1 1/2 mil.


"Report to the People" (3/23/1969)

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Runtime: 0:13:38

MAF-690400

"Who are the Vietcong?", Nato, India



Participants: Everette Baumgardner(USIA working group on Vietnam); Harlan Cleveland (U.S. Ambassador to NATO); Chistopher Van Holland(country officer for India)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.2, No.4" (April 1969, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-690500

"Would give anything to talk to the President for two hours"


Participants: William H. Linder, Mrs. M Rawlins, Mrs. Mary Simon


"Would give anything to talk to the President for two hours" (May 1969, Pendleton, Oregon)

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Runtime: 0:25:00

MAF-690600.1

Music Recording dedicated to President Nixon and his Working Cabinet

Network/Producer: Metrolina Sound (A Divison of Sammy Poole Enterprises, Ltd.).


Original Format: 45 RPM audio disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: The original is a 45 rpm disc recording.

Participants: Sammy Poole (Garinger High School Band), Brower, Mrs. Wallace Pierce


Side one: "America is Marching On"; Side Two: "What Is A Square?" (June 1969, Augusta, Georgia)

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Runtime: 0:05:11

MAF-690600.2

Network/Producer: Preview Records (6311 Yucca Hollywood), Arthur Music.

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: 33 1/3 rpm, 2 copies.

Participants: Fred Mercer


Songs by Fred Mercer: Side 1 - "America my Home" by Norbert Kleiser; Side 2 - "Since I Met You" bu Emmett L. Dean-Lew Tobin (June 1969)

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MAF-690800

Asia, U.S. Foreign Policy



Participants: Dr. Helmut Callis, Professor at the University of Utah


Speeched by Dr. Helmut Callis: "Asia and the Future of America, U.S. Foreign Policy Alternatives in Asia, Roadblocks to Peace in Vietnam, Do We have to Fear China, Policy Alternatives in Asia" (August 1969)

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MAF-690806

Agriculture

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Two Sides.

Participants: Dr. Paul McCracken


Dr. McCracken Speech at Agricultural Policy Committee Meeting (8/6/1969)

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MAF-690908



Participants: Charles B. Wilkinson


Unidentified news discussion with Bud Wilkinson (9/8/1969)

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MAF-690909


Participants: Evans, Novak, McCracken


Dr. Paul McCracken on Evans Novak (8/6/1969, Williamsburg, VA)

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MAF-690910

Band 1 - Special Drawing Rights, Band 2 - U.S.-Rumanian Cultural Agreement, Band 3 - Span, Band 4: The City as the center of change in Asia


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full track on single roll of one mil 1/4" tape at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Thomas O. Enders (Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Monetary Affairs); Jan Zehner (country desk officer for Rumania for USIA); Ambler Moss (country desk officer for Spain); Dr. Norton Ginzburg(Associate Dean of the Department of Social Services, The University of Chicago)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 3, No.3" (9/10/1969, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-691000

Drug Abuse

Network/Producer: WAKY Radio.


Participants: Bob Todd and Art Linkletter


Public Servcie Feature on Drug Abuse (October 1969, Louisville, KY)

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Runtime: 0:06:40

MAF-691003

Role of the FMCS in arbitration of labor-management disputes during 1969

Network/Producer: AFL-CIO.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full-track on 1/4" at 3.75 ips. 3 minutes and 3 seconds of silence at end of recording removed from access copies..

Participants: George Meany (President of the AFL-CIO), J. Curtis Counts(Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service)


Eighth Constitutional Convention of the AFL-CIO (10/3/1969, Atlantic City, NJ)

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MAF-691005

Network/Producer: WRC-TV.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: three copies.

Participants: Deena Clark, Bud Wilkinson


"Deena Clark's Moment with…" Bud Wilkinson (11/5/1969, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-691008.1

Band 1) John Burns talks of the personnel needs and requirements of the Foreign Service; Band 2) Anders talks of international space exploration efforts; Band 3) Sieverts talks about American POWS in North Vietnam; Band 4) Thomas talks about Africa


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full track on 1.5 mil acetate base 1/4" tape at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Ambassador John Burns (Director General of the Foreign Service); Colonel William Anders (ex-Apollo 8 and 11 astronaut and Executive Secretary of the National Aeronautic and Space Council); Frank Sieverts (Special Assistant to the Under Secretary of State); Dr. Carl Thomas (Director of the African Center at Lincoln University).


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.3, No.4" (10/8/1969, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-691008.2



Participants: Charles B. Wilkinson


Unidentified news discussion with Bud Wilkinson (10/8/1969)

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MAF-691105

The Paris Peace talks, Vietnamization, foreign language instruction for diplomats, arms control negotiation, the Seabed Treaty.



Participants: John Flynn (announcer), Ambassador William H. Sullivan (Deputy Assistant Secretary For East Asian Affairs), Jomes Bostain (linguist), Ralph Smith (Arms Control and Disarmament Agency), Philip Farly (Deputy Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency)



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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-691113

Honor America Week

Network/Producer: WIRD Radio.



Honor America Week (11/13/1969, Lake Placid, NY)

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MAF-691116

Day of Prayer Endoresment

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4" open reel tape.


Day of Prayer Endoresment (11/16/1969)

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MAF-691125

Network/Producer: Fed by CBS Network, Recorded by JLS.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full track at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Frank Stanton


"Press Conference by Dr. Frank Stanton (in New York)" (11/25/1969, New York City, New York)

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MAF-691231

NATO ministerial conference in Brussels, The committee on the Challenges of Modern Society, women in the State Department, economic development in the Caribbean, assistance to U.S. private investment abroad.



Participants: John Flynn (announcer), Edward Streator (Deputy Director of the Office of NATO Affairs), Eileen Donovan (Ambassador to Barbados), Herbert Salzman (AID Office for Private Resources).


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 3, No. 7" (12/31/1969, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-700000.1

Paster Haggai urges Southern compliance with federal court ordered busing. Spots as follows: 1) "Tradition of Responsibility"; 2) "The Second Most Important Gift"; 3) "We need Skilled Citizens"; 4) "How To Bring A Renewed Respect For Authority"; 5) Spot five, take 12"; 6) "Industry Checks Schools Before Moving In"; 7) "Good Schooling Is Good Business"; 8) Spot 8, Take 17; 9) Spot 9, Take 19; 10) "First Day of School"

Network/Producer: Sound Creators (P.O. Box 402, Greensboro, N.C., 27402).

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded at 7 1/2 ips on 1.5 mil mylar stock.

Participants: Pastor Tom Haggai, an inspirational radio speaker


Tom Haggai, Values for Living: "60 Second Spots for the State Advisory Committee on Public Education" (Autumn, 1970, ?)

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MAF-700000.2

Choral recording of patriotic music.




Participants: Words and Music by Richard C. Peet and Samuel R. Loboda; U.S. Army Band & Chorus conducted by Samuel R. Lobada.


"Stand Up for America" (1970, ?)

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Runtime: 0:02:40

MAF-700000.3

Colson asks Bridston about some government overseas construction contracts with a company he was affliated with. He asks whether Maryland Senator Joe Tydings may have helped the company win the contracts.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Full track 1/4" tape recorded at 3.75 ips..

Participants: Charles W. Colson(Special Counsel to the President),Paul Joseph Bridston(banker and ex-government official)


"Telephone Conversation Between Charles W. Colson, Special Counsel to the President, and Paul Bridston, Banker and ex-government official." (1970, The Executive Office Building, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:06:30

MAF-700000.4

Music Recordings: School Busing

Network/Producer: Green Grass Music.

Keywords: Musician, musicians, music, celebrities, performance, busing, bills, laws, legislation, segregation, desegregation, racism, African Americans, schools, students, transportation

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: The original is a 45 rpm disc recording..

Participants: Ben Smathers, Singer


Side One: "Busin' Them Younguns'"; Side Two: "Common as a Shoe" (1970)

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MAF-700000.5

Public Service Announcements for U.S. Travel Service

Network/Producer: Produced by de Garmo, McCaffery for the United States Traval Service (An Agency of the U.S. Department of Commerce); part of a public service campaign of the advertising council.

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Original source type: Commercial Disc. Technical notes: 33 1/3 RPM.


"Invite and Welcome Foreign Visitors" (Ca. 1969-1970)

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MAF-700130

Band 1: U.S. Relief efforts in Nigeria; Band 2: Explanation of the U.S. Policy on the Mideast situation; Band 3: , Role of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research in the State Department; Band 4: Discussion of the significance of Social Democrats' election victory and the developing trends in German foreign policy.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1.0 mil polyester.

Participants: C. Robert Moore (Deputy Assistant Secretary For African Affairs), Alfred Atherton (Country Director for Arab and Israeli Affairs), David Mark (Deputy Director for Research), James Nelson (Office of German Affairs)



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Runtime: 00:20:54

MAF-700208



Participants: David Kennedy, Paul McCracken, Robert Mayo


Meet the Press with David Kennedy, Paul McCracken, and Robert Mayo (2/8/1970, Washington, D.C., NBC Studio A)

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MAF-700225

Band 1: Brown discusses the National Gallery's African Sculpture Exhibition; Band 2: Wortzel discusses U.S. - U.S.S.R Exchange Agreements; Band 3: Washburn discusses the INTELSAT conference; Band 4: Katz discusses the European Common Market.

Network/Producer: Department of State.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape is a one mil polyester base full-track.

Participants: J. Carter Brown (Director of the National Gallery of Art), Arthur Wortzel (Director of Soviet and Eastern European Exchanges Staff), Ambassador Abbot Washburn (Chairman of the U.S. Delegation to the INTELSAT Conference), Abraham Katz (Director of Office on the European Community)



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MAF-700322

Network/Producer: WGN.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 1/4 inch..


Investors Forum TV (3/22/1970, Chicago, Ill.)

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MAF-700424

The Rogers' African Tour, U.S. consular policy on the use of drugs by American tourists abroad, the "Green Revolution", population growth in underdeveloped countries.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full track on one mil polyester base at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Secretary of State and Mrs. William Rogers, President Nixon, Jomo Kenyatta(President of Kenya), Barbara Watson(Administrator of the Bureau of Security and Consular Affairs), Dr. James Blume (The Agency for International Development), Thomas Lyons(AID Office of Population)



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"RN Speech Announcing Cambodian Incursion" (4/29/1970, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:29:00

MAF-700522

The background of and the legal justification for the Cambodian invasion, profile of Philip Habib, the SALT Talks, Inter-American affiars seminar.


Keywords: SALT, S.A.L.T., Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, Russia, Soviet Union, USSR, Cold War, détente, summits, meetings

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape was recorded full-track on one mil polyester base at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Elliot Richardson, Philip Habib, Philip Farley, William Brisk(University of New Mexico), and Roger Eldridge(Denver University)



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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-700600

U.S. relief efforts toward Peruvian earthquake victims, hijacking of commercial aircraft, U.S. relations with eastern Europe, environmental pollution and diplomacy.




Participants: Stephen Tripp(head of AID Relief Office), and Allen Flanigan(Peruvian Desk Office), Frank Loy(Assistant Secretary of Transportation and Telecommunication), Emory C. Swank(Deputy Assistant Secretary for European Affairs), Christian Herter, Jr., (Special Assistant For Environmental Affairs)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 3, No.13" (June 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-700700

Richardson's farewell remarks as Under Secretary, student participation in the formulation of U.S. foreign policy, North Vietnam.



Participants: Elliot Richardson(Under Secretary of State), Edward Blakely(Special Assistant for Youth Affairs), William Stearman(Bureau of Intelligence and Research)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No.1" (July 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-700704

"Honor America Day" entertainment

Network/Producer: Broadcast Productions and Services, Inc..

Keywords: Musician, musicians, music, celebrities, performance, American Popular Music

Original Format: 33 1/3 RPM Disc Audio. Technical notes: The original recording is on two stereo 33 1/3 long playing discs..

Participants: Pat Boone, Kate Smith, Jeanne C. Riley, Dinah Shore, Fred Waring, Teresa Graves, Glen Campbell, The Centurymen, The New Christy Minstrels, Les Brown and his Band, Esther Philips, Dorothy Lamour, The Young Americans, James Stewart, the Rev. Billy Graham, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Rabbi Marc H. Tannenbaum, Bob Hope, Jack Benny, Red Skelton.


"Proudly They Came… …To Honor America" (7/4/1970, The Mall: Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-700800

"Inside Communist China", "The U.S. and Communist China Today", "The Consul-General's Role in the 1968/69 Pakistani Political Disorders", "The Pacification Program in Vietnam".




Participants: John Flynn(announcer), Secretary of State Rogers, Paul Kreisburg(Deputy Secretary of State), Alfred Jenkins (Director of Asian Communist Affairs), Leslie Squires(USIA officer and ex-American Consul General in Dacca, East Pakistan), Warren Bruce Kinsey(Foreign Service Officer with Pacification Advisory Team in South Vietnam)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 2" (August 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:53

MAF-700803

The presentation of a certificate of appreciation to Mrs. Nixon in honor of her efforts in promoting volunteerism.

Network/Producer: The First Lady's Office.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded at 7 1/2 ips..


"Mrs. Nixon's Remarks at the Denver Inter-Faith Center" (8/3/1970, Denver, CO)

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MAF-700804

Original Format: Dictabelt Audio. Technical notes: Very low audio level. The original recording is an office "dictabelt"..


"Charles Colson's Remarks Off the IBM Belt" (8/4/1970)

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MAF-700900

Five-year bilateral agreement with Spain, communal relations between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, foregin service careers.



Participants: Dennis Owens(announcer), Ambler Moss(country officer for Spanish affairs), Thomas Boyatt(former U.S. embassy officer in Cyprus), Karen Jenkins(foreign service officer), John Stimple(staff assistant to the Under Secretary of State)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 3" (September 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-700906

Five radio spots by the Reverend Billy Graham in which he advocates peaceful integration of schools and compliance with federal busing orders. Interview with Rev. Graham.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The radio spots are excerpted from the interview..


"Working Hard"(50 sec), "As a Southerner"(60 Sec), "Pride in the South"(30 sec), "From the South"(15 Sec), "Quality Education" (25 sec) (9/6/1970)

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MAF-701000

"Col. Frank Borman's Report to Congress on American POWs in North Vietnam", pollution of the world's oceans, the United Nations' Twenty-Fifth Anniversary, the Report of the White House Conference on Children and Youth

Network/Producer: The Department of State.


Participants: John Flynn(announcer), Allen Harris(Special Assistant to the Legal Advisor to the Secretary of State), Samuel De Palma(Assistant Secretary of State For International Organizations), Judith Cooper(student participant at the White House Conference on Children and Youth)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.4, No. 4" (October 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-701100

environmental pollution, foreign aid, Nicaragua



Participants: Daniel P. Moynihan(Assistant to the President), Allen Berlind(Office of NATO and Atlantic Political-Military Affairs), Manlio Brosio(Secretary-General of NATO), Albert Folkas, Burt Tolifson, Jr.,(Assistant Administrator of AID'S Office of Legislative and Public Affairs), Raggner Arnison.


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 5" (November 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-701200

Band 1: Description of U.S. relief efforts in Pakistan after massive flooding in the Dacca delta; Band 2: An analysis of the problems of securing peace in the Middle East; Band 3: Director of the John Ingersoll, Director of the Bureau of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs (BNDD) on U.S. policy toward international drug-trafficking; Band 4: Changes in Nigeria since independence in 1960

Network/Producer: The Department of State.


Participants: Maurice Williams (Deputy Administrator of AID), Robert Munn (Political-Military Officer for Israel and Arab-Israeli Affairs), John Ingersoll (Director of the Bureau of Narcotic and Dangerous Drugs), Jim Slack, Vernon Johnson (former AID Deputy Director)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 6" (December 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 00:20:25

MAF-701213

Original Format: 33 1/3 rpm Soundsheet Disc Audio. Technical notes: 33 1/3 rpm.


President Nixon Addesses the White House Conferene on Children (December 1970, Washington, DC)

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MAF-701228

GI insurance dividends, veterens' outreach program, expansion of the GI Bill

Network/Producer: The Veteran's Administration.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape is five inch reel recorded at 3.75 ips..


"Press Conference of Donald E. Johnson, Veterans Administration Administrator, Summarizing Progress During 1969-70" (12/28/1970)

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Runtime: 0:23:00

MAF-710000

Public Service Spot Announcements telling consumers how to become "smart shoppers."

1. Now is the time (00:30)2. Lemonade kids (00:30)3. Department store (00:30)4. Be a fighter (00:20)5. New York City Shopper (00:30)6. Two for forty-nine (00:20)7. Department Store (Soul) (00:30)8. Department Store (Spanish) (00:30)

Network/Producer: Executive Office of the President, Price Commission.

Original Format: 7-inch, 33 1/3 audio disc, Compatible Stereo Audio. Technical notes: Removed from A2 cold storage vault and shipped to LP-RN December 2011. Has not been reviewed for content. No preservation or access copy. Date estimated - based on term of C. Jackson Grayson, Jr.'s term as Chairman of the Price Commission (1971-1973) and the matrix number (AAVP#71065).

Participants: C. Jackson Grayson, Jr. (Chairman, Price Commission).


"Be a Price Fighter" - Public Service Spot Announcements (1971)

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MAF-710001

Capp evaluates the major Democratic Presidential candidates.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape was recorded full-track at 7.5 ips on 1.5 mil acetate base..

Participants: Al Capp


"Excerpts from Radio Broadcasts of Al Capp" (early 1971)

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MAF-710200

Jewish Defense League activity in the U.S., Jewish emigration from the U.S.S.R., the Seabed Treaty, Willy Brandt(Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany) and "Ostopolitik", NATO in the 1970's.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape was recorded full track at 7.5 ips on one mil polyester base. Audio signal distorted in certain sections, with EQ fluctuations; it does not appear to be due to damage; it appears to be the way the signal was recorded. 1 minute and 33 seconds at beginning and 1 minute and 36 seconds of silence at end of recording removed from access copies..

Participants: Richard Davies(Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs), William P. Rogers(Secretary of State), President Nixon, Lord Cromer(Ambassador to the United States from Great Britain), James Sunderland(country director for German affairs), Manilio Brosio(Secretary General of NATO)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.4, No.9" (February 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710204

A telephone conversation via military signals channels relating to preparations for the upcoming Presidential visit to the People's Republic of China.

Network/Producer: The White House Communications Agency.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Identical to WHCA Audio recording #T-2..

Participants: Ronald Walker and Dwight Chapin, Presidential advance men.


"Walker-Chapin Phone Call" (2/4/1971, Washington,D.C., and Beijing, China)

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MAF-710300

The White House Conference on Youth, Japan's post-war economic recovery, the role of education in economic development of third world countries.



Participants: John Flynn (announcer), Richard Pedersen (White House Counsellor), Donald Westmore (Japan analyst), Dr. Seymour Wolfbein (Dean of the School of Business Administration at Temple University)



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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-710308.1


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Reel 1 of 2. Original tape recorded at 3.75 ips..

Participants: H.R. Haldeman, John Connally(Secretary of the Treasury), Robert Finch(Counsellor to the President), Donald Rumsfeld, Harry Dent, George P. Schultz, other unidentified staff members.


"Staff Supper" (3/8/1971, Blair House: Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 1:55:00

MAF-710308.2


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Reel 2 of 2. Original tape recorded at 3.75 ips..

Participants: H.R. Haldeman, John Connally(Secretary of the Treasury), Robert Finch(Counsellor to the President), Dr. Henry Kissinger(National Security Advisor to the President), Donald Rumsfeld, Harry Dent, George P. Schultz, other unidentified staff members.


"Staff Supper" (3/8/1971, Blair House: Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710400

U.S.-Soviet cooperation in space, seizure of American fishing vessels by Ecuadorian navy, the role of exchanges in foreign relations, workers riots in Poland.



Participants: John Flynn(announcer), Robert Packard(Dir. Of Space, Atmospherica, and Marine Science Affairs), Allen Reich(Deputy Assistant Secretary for Educations and Cultural Affairs), Doyle Martin(country desk officer for Poland)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 11" (April 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710500

U.S.-China relations, President Nixon's proposed re-organization of foreign aid, "A New Passport Service For the American Traveler", the U.S.-Mexican Treaty on Archeological Objects.



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original was recorded full track at 7.5 ips on one mil polyester base tape..

Participants: Secretary of State Wiliam P. Rogers, Eugene Lawson(Staff Assistant to the Assistant Secretary For East Asian Affairs), Dr. John Hannah(Administrator of AID) Peter Peterson(Assistant to President Nixon for International Economic Policy), John Upston(Executive Director of the Secretary's Committee to Facilitate Travel), Mark Feldman(Assistant Legal Advisor for Inter-American Affairs).


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No.12" (May 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710514

personnel changes, the budget, federal funding of medical training, legislation for cancer research, President Nixon's interest in such research.

Network/Producer: The National Institutes of Health.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The questions during the question and answer session are largely unintelligible..

Participants: Bob Adelstein(introduction), Dr. Robert Q. Marston(Director of NIH), delegates to "The Assembly of Scientists"


"The Appearance of Dr. Robert Q. Marston before the Assembly of Scientists at the National Institutes of Health" (5/14/1971)

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MAF-710520

Lecture given by Brigadier General Haig to the U.S. Army War College.

Network/Producer: The U.S. Army War College.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Army War College Tape #1848.

Participants: Brigadier General Alexander Haig, lecturer; M.G. Davis, introductory remarks; Colonel Waldman, moderator


"Problems in the Formation of U.S. National Security Policy" (5/20/1971, Carlisle Barracks, PA)

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MAF-710600

The reversion of Okinawa to Japanese sovereignty, a discussion of encroachments by foreign powers on the New England fishing grounds, the NATO Foreign Minister's Meeting (May 1971, Lison) relating to Mutual European Forests Reduction, commentary by two American students on travel in Europe, and the Mid-East under a Department of State Youth and Social Committee Program.



Participants: Armand Meyer(U.S. Ambassador to Japan)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 4, No. 13" (June 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710700

The Turkish government's ban on the growing of opium poppies, a report on the May 1971 International Conference on Earthquakes, airplane hijacking, the Foreign Service as a career.




Participants: John Flynn(announcer), Robert Pugh(Acting Director for Turkish Affairs), Allen Berlind(Office of NATO Affairs), Jim Slack(announcer), Bertram W. Rein(Assistant Secretary of State for Transportation), Robert Maxim(ex-president of the Junior Foreign Service Officer's club)


"U.S Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.1" (July 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710703



"Remarks of the President of the United States at the Opening of the Bicentennial Commission at the National Archives on July 3, 1971" (7/3/1971, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:14:00

MAF-710712


Participants: William E. Dunn (Executive Director of AGC); Eugene E. Halmos (Washington correspondent of Construction Industry Publications, moderator); George C. Guenther(Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Occupational Health and Safety Act[OSHA]); Benjamin W. Mintz(Associate Solicitor of OSHA); Vernie G. Lindstrom Jr.(Chmn. AGC Safety Committee Committee); Allan Martin(Acting Chief, Division of Construction Standards, OSHA); James Van Namee(Commissioner of OSHA).


"Associated General Contractors of America(AGC) Review Meeting"- Tape I (7/12/1971, The Washington D.C. Hilton Hotel)

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MAF-710721.1


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Part one of two..

Participants: Administrator Johnson, various VA officials, members of the press


"Press Conference of VA Administrator Donald E. Johnson" (7/21/1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710721.2


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Part two of two..

Participants: Administrator Johnson, various VA officials, members of the press



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MAF-710800

Band 1:E Frank Kellogg descirbes the living conditions in the refugee camps for East Pakistanis in India; Band 2: Donald Ranard discusses the political progress in South Korea since the armistice; Band 3: William Macomber on the modernization reform of the State Department administration; Band 4: John Davidson describes the success of the Nigerian amnesty program for Biafran rebels after the cessation of hostilities during the civil war.



Participants: Frank Kellogg, Donald Ranard, William Macomber, John Davison


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.2" (August 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-710900

The implications of the Intelsat Permanent Agreements, trade with European Economic Community, U.S. relations with Japan, the function of the USA Institute in Moscow.



Participants: John Flynn(announcer), Abbot Washburn(Chairman of the Intellsat Negotiating Conference), William P. Rogers(Secretary of State), the Italian ambassador, Theresa Healey(economist), Marshall Green(Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs), Donald Graves(Soviet affairs analyst)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.3" (September 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-711000

Communist Chinese representation in the United Nations, UN conference on pollution in Stockholm scheduled for June 1972, a report on UN efforts against international drug trafficking



Participants: George Bush(Ambassador to the United Nations), Michael Newlin(Political Advisor to the U.S. Mission to the UN), Wallace Irwin(Advisor on Economic and Social Affairs to the U.S. Mission to the UN), Arthur Stillman(Advisor on Economic and Social Affairs to the U.S. Mission to the UN)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.4" (October 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-711100

The SALT talks, U.S. Yugoslavian relations, the balance of trade, U.S.-North African relations

Network/Producer: State Department Officeo f Media Services.

Keywords: SALT, S.A.L.T., Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, Russia, Soviet Union, USSR, Cold War, détente, summits, meetings


Participants: Phillip Farley(Deputy Director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency), Donald Trice(Yugoslav Desk Officer), Sidney Weintraub(Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for International Finance and Development), James Blake(Director of North African Affairs), John Flynn(narrator)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.5" (November 1971, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-711130

The war in Vietnam, U.S. policy toward mainland China, the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, areas of potential conflict between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, the summit with Brezhnev, the distributions of world economic power.

Keywords: People's Republic of China, SALT, S.A.L.T., Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, Russia, Soviet Union, USSR, Cold War, détente, (if applicable add: summits, meetings


Participants: President Nixon, Hobart Lewis(Publisher of "Reader's Digest") and David Reed(Editor of "Reader's Digest")


"Remarks of President Nixon in a Taped Interview with 'Reader's Digest'" (11/30/1971)

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Runtime: 0:57:00

MAF-711200

Foreign assistance, U.S.-Liberian relations and the inauguration of William Tolbert as the new President of Liberia, summit diplomacy, U.S.-Canadian relations.



Participants: Dr. John Hannah(Administrator, U.S. Agency for International Development), George Trail(Liberian Desk Officer), Nicholas Veliatas(Special Assistant to the Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs), William Johnson(director for Canadian Affairs)



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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-711217

HR 11651, for cost of living adjustment of non-service related death and disability pensions, and HR 11652, for a 10% increase in dependency and indemnity compensation payments, are discussed.

Network/Producer: The Veterans Administration.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original tape is five inch reel recorded at 3.75 ips..

Participants: Administrator Johnson, members of the press



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Runtime: 0:23:00



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MAF-711231

Government life insurance, G.I.loans, the G.I. Bill for education and training, disability and death compensation, pensions, VA medical care, pending legislation.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: 7 inch reel, 7.5 ips.



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MAF-720000.1

RN's thoughts on the office of the Presidency, the influence of his family life and teachers on his conduct as President, the style of decision-making in his Administration, his disappointments during his first term, his goals for his second term, his desired legacies to the nation.

Network/Producer: Wolper Productions.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original is a transcription copy with pilot sync tone reproduced on full-track mono at 3.75 ips from four production reels. Background noise between roll 1 and 2; interview interrupted by John Erlichman on roll 3. Original and duplicate Original..

Participants: Unidentified announcer interviewing President Richard Nixon.


"Nixon the Man", Production Sound Rolls #37 and #38" (1972, San Clemente, CA)

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MAF-720000.2

1972 Nixon campaign jingles

Network/Producer: The Committee to Re-elect The President.



Participants: unidentified singers and musicians


Nixon Campaign Songs 1)"More Than Ever" 2) "Nixon Now" (1972)

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MAF-720000.3

1) "Nixon Now Song"(2:35); 2) "More Than Ever"(2:00); 3) (mono and 4) (stereo): Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell and Dean sing "The Creep"(2:43)




"1972 Nixon Campaign Songs" (1972)

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MAF-720000.4

1972 Nixon Re-election Campaign music


Keywords: Music, performance, Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election


Participants: The Mike Curb Congregation


"1972 Nixon Campaign Songs: 'Nixon Now' and "More Than Ever'" (1972, ?)

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MAF-720000.5

Nixon campaign music


Keywords: Music, performance, Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election


Participants: unidentified performers


"1972 Nixon Re-election Campaign Songs: 1) 'More Than Ever Theme' (Ken Sutherland); 2) 'Nixon Now Rally Song' (Jerry Jerome)" (1972, ?)

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MAF-720100

A discussion of the Inter-German Agreement on Berlin, obstacles to peace in the Mideast, the All-African Conference on Population, the growing role of Mauritania in international diplomacy.

Network/Producer: The State Department Office of Media Service.


Participants: Nelson Ledsky(State Department Officer for West Berlin Affairs), Haywood Stackhouse(State Department Director for Israeli Affairs), Michael Sterner(Director of Egytian Affairs), Gillander Claxton(Special Assistant to the Secretary of State for Population Matters), Richard Murphy(U.S. Ambassador to Mauritania)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.7" (January 1970, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-720105.1


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape one of two..


"Remarks by Donald E. Johnson, Veterans' Administration Administrator, concerning a survey by Louis Harris and Associates to Assess Problems of Returning Vietnam War Veterans in Adjusting to Civilian Life" (1/5/1972)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-720105.2

Network/Producer: The Veterans Administrations.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape two of two.


"Remarks by Donald E. Johnson, Veterans' Administration Administrator, concerning a survey by Louis Harris and Associates to Assess Problems of Returning Vietnam War Veterans in Adjusting to Civilian Life" (1/5/1972)

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MAF-720118

Network/Producer: Georgetown University.



Participants: Wallace Fanning (Moderator); Charles Meyer (Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs); Benjamin Welles (national security affairs reporter for the New York Times); Dr. John M. Cates, Jr. (President, Center for Inter-American Relations in New York); and James Faverge (Director of Latin American Studies, Center for Strategic and International Studies)


"Georgetown University radio forum "Latin American: The Challenge from the Left" (1/18/1972)

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Runtime: 0:30:00

MAF-720400

The new nation of Bangladesh, the Biological Weapons Treaty, U.S.-Soviet relations, the proposed UN Conference on the Human Environment.

Network/Producer: The State Department Office of Media Services.


Participants: Peter Constable (Political Officer for Bangladesh), Ambassador James Leonard (Chief Negotiator and head of the Bureau of International Affairs and Arms Control and disarmament Agency), Herbert Okum (Alternate Director, Officer of Soviet Affairs), Christian Herter, Jr. ( Advisor on Environmental Affairs)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 5, No.11" (April 1972, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-720500

An explanation of the role of security assistance in U.S. foreign policy, an analysis of U.S.-Japanese relations in the wake of the conversion of Okinawa to Japanese sovereignty, a discuss of the meeting of the UN Commission on Trade and Development, a report on the activities of the USIA.



Participants: Curtis Tarr (Undersecretary of State for Security Assistance), Richard Erickson (Director For Japanese Affairs), Henry Loomis (Deputy Director of the United States Information Agency)



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MAF-720600

A discussion of the changing missions of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, the Golden Triangle of heroin production in Southeast Asia, U.S.-Taiwan relations in the wake of improving U.S. relations with mainland China.




Participants: Doyle Martin (Liason Officer to Radio Free Europe), Philip Vandever (East Asian Regional Affairs Officer), Leo Moses (Director,Office of China affairs)



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MAF-720700

The 1972 U.S.-Soviet Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty and the interim agreement on offensive weapons, U.S.-Mexican relations, "black college" exchange programs, U.S.-Irish relations, and the "troubles" in Ireland.


Keywords: African Americans


Participants: Robert Stevenson (Director of the Office of Mexican Affairs), Ambassador John Moore (U.S. Ambassador to Ireland)



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Runtime: 0:17:00

MAF-720724

A press briefing on the Nixon Administration's latest efforts in drug law enforcement.


Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: This is an audio cassette duplicate of WHCA Audio #H-625.

Participants: Ronald Ziegler (Presidential Press Secretary) and Myles Ambrose (Special Consultant to the President on Drug Abuse and Director of the Justice Department's Office of Drug Abuse Law Enforcement)"


Press briefing by Ronald Ziegler and Myles Ambrose (7/24/1972, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-720800

A report on improving U.S. relations with Hungary, Romania, and Yugoslavia; "World Power in the 1980's"; U.S.-Zambia relations; U.S.-Chilean relations after the election of socialist Salvador Allende as President of Chile.



Participants: Richard Johnson (Deputy Director, Office of Eastern European Affairs), Herbert Spiro (member of the planning Co-ordination staff), Jean Wilkowski (U.S. Ambassador to Zambia), Lewis Girdler (Chilean Desk Officer)



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MAF-720815

Petersmeyer recounts his impressions of the Nixon White House based on three years as a summer intern.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: The original is on one mil polyester tape recorded at 3.75 ips..

Participants: Gregg Petersmeyer(White House Summer Intern)


"Speech given by Gregg Petersmeyer" (8/15/1972, ?)

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Runtime: 0:19:30

MAF-720816

Nixon biographer Earl Mazo speaks to the White House summer interns about his background as a journalist and his biography of Richard Nixon.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded on one mil stock at 3 3/4 ips..


"Earl Mazo Speaking to Summer Interns" (8/16/1972, The Old Executive Office Bldg, Rm.144, Wash. D.C.)

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MAF-720900

"Philippine Flood relief", "The United Nations Seminar on Women and Family Planning", "Castro and Cuba Today", "U.S. UN Assessments"


Keywords: Feminism, Feminist movement, women's rights, Womens Liberation, equality, equal rights, gender, civil rights, activists, women


Participants: Russell McClure (Disaster Relief Coordinator for the Agency for International Development), Shirley Hench (Coordinator of International Women's Programs), Joseph Norbury (Foreign Service Officer), Samuel De Palma (Assisant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No.3" (September 1972, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-721000

"U.S.-Japan Issues", "Air Piracy", "International Drug Control", "Spain"



Participants: Richard Erickson (Foreign Service Officer), Secretary of State Rogers, Charles Brower (Deputy Legal Advisor to the Secretary of State), Nelson Gross (Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State and Coordinator for International Narcotics Matters), Horacio Rivero (U.S. Ambassador to Spain)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No. 4" (October 1972, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-721012


Participants: President Nixon, reporters


"PRESUS remarks on arrival at Regency Hyatt House: Atlanta, Georgia" (10/12/1972, Atlanta, GA)

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MAF-721023




"Veteran's Administration administrator Donald E. Johnson's remarks on Veterans' Day at Arlington National Cemetary" (10/23/1972, Arlington National Cemetary: Arlington,VA)

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MAF-721030.1

paid political radio spot

Network/Producer: Finance Committee to Re-elect the President.

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election, Actor, actors, celebrities

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Original tape recorded full-track at 7.5 ips..

Participants: Mark Evans (announcer), John Ehrlichman (Presidential assistant for Domestic Affairs), Carol Anderson (Nixon campaign volunteer), Charlton Heston (actor), President Richard M. Nixon


"Nixon Network", a report of the Nixon Campaign (10/30/1972, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-721030.2

Paid political "news roundups"

Network/Producer: CRP.



Participants: Mark Evans (announcer)


Compilation Audio Tape of the Seven Daily "Nixon Network" Campaign News Roundups (10/30/1972)

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MAF-721030.3

Network/Producer: The Finance Committee to Re-elect the President.



Participants: Mark Evans(announcer)


Broadcast #1 of the CRP "Nixon Network" (10/30/1972)

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MAF-721030.4

1) "McGovern Welfare"; 2) "McGovern Defense"; 3) "McGovern Turnaround on the War in Vietnam, Marijuana, Welfare, Amnesty for Draft Dodgers and Busing for School Integration"; 4) "Charlton Heston Endorsement"; 5) McGovern Turnaround #1 on War in Vietnam, and Amnesty for Draft Dodgers"; 6) "McGovern Turnaround #3 Re Space Program, Federal Minority Hiring, and Welfare"; 7) "McGovern on Vietnam"; 8) McGovern Springfield, MA re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 9)"McGovern Michigan re Proposed Defense cuts"; 10) "McGovern Rhode Island re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 11) "McGovern New York re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 12) "McGovern Wisconsin re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 13) McGovern San Francisco re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 14) "McGovern Sacramento re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 15) "McGovern Boston re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 16) "McGovern Economics"; 17) "McGovern Pittsfield, MA re Proposed Defense Cuts"; 18) "McGovern New Bedford, MA re Proposed Defense Cuts".

Network/Producer: The Radio Committee to Re-elect the President.

Keywords: Presidential campaigns, Presidential elections, 1972 Presidential campaign, 1972 Presidential election military, conscription, selective service, lottery, laws, Vietnam War, draft evasion



"Eighteen Nixon Campaign Radio Commericals" (10/30/1972)

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MAF-721031

Network/Producer: The Finance Committee to Re-elect the President.


Original Format: Audio.


Broadcast #2 of the CRP "Nixon Network" (10/31/1972)

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Runtime: 0:10:00

MAF-721100

"African Cultural Exchange", "The Andean Pact", "Foreign Aid Today", "Sister City Partnerships"



Participants: Joan Murray (television personality), Allen Furman (AID Officer), Allen Reich (Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No. 5" (November 1972, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-721101

Network/Producer: The Finance Committee to Re-Elect the President.




Broadcast #3 of the "Nixon Network" (11/1/1972)

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MAF-721104

A paid political "news roundup"







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Runtime: 0:09:40



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MAF-721106

A paid political "news roundup"






Broadcast #7of the "Nixon Network" (11/6/1972)

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MAF-721127

Departing Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Romney discusses the circumstances of his resignation and his future plans.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded half-track monaural at 3 3/4 ips on one mil mylar tape stock..


"Secretary George Romney's resignation press conference" (11/27/1972, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:28:00

MAF-721200.1

"International Terrorism", "The Energy Crisis", "Soviet Lend-Lease Settlement", "East/West German Accord"



Participants: Ambassador Armand Meyer (Chairman of the Working Group on International Terrorism), James Atkins (Director of the Office of Fuels and Energy), Willis Armstrong (Assistant Secretary for Economic and Business Affairs), James Sunderland (Country Director for Germany).



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Runtime: 0:18:00



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MAF-721200.2

Part 1: "India/Pakistan/Bangladesh," Report on the situation in the Subcontinent one year after the India-Pakistan cease-fire (4:44); Part 2: "Korea Talks," Status report on the Political talks aimed at the reunification of North and South Korea (4:39); Part 3: "Ugandan Asians," Explanation of US and international efforts to aid stateless Asians expelled from Uganda (4:25); Part 4: "European Security Conference," comment on the preparatory talks in Helsinki for a 1973 Europen Security Conference (4:19).


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Master/Dub: Original.

Participants: Bruce Laingen (Country Director for Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh), Donald Rainard (Country Director for Korea), Temple Cole (Refugee and Migration Affairs), Arva Floyd (Office of NATO and Atlantic Affairs)



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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-721216.1

Ceremonies surrounding the dedication of a new university library at New York University.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Tape one of Three..

Participants: His Eminence Terrence Cardinal Cooke, Mayor John Lindsay


"Vocal record of the dedication ceremony of the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at New York University" (12/16/1972, New York City, NY)

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MAF-721216.2

Ceremonies surrounding the dedication of a new university library at New Your University.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Tape Two of Three..



"Vocal Record of the Dedication Ceremony of the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at New York University" (12/16/1972, New York City, NY)

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MAF-721216.3

Ceremonies surrounding the dedication of a new university library at New York University.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Tape Three of Three.



"Vocal Record of the Dedication Ceremony of the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library at New York University" (12/16/1972, New York, NY)

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MAF-730000.1



"Tape given to the President 9/6/73 by Tim Lee Carter" (1973)

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MAF-730100

"Sino-Soviet Rivalry", "Nicaraguan Earthquake", "Inside Egypt", "Ocean Dumping"



Participants: Ben Zook (political analyst), Maurice Williams (Deputy Director, U.S. Agency for International Development), Michael Sterner (Country Director for Egypt and the Middle East), William Salmon (Environmental Affairs Officer)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No. 8" (January 1973, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-730121

The President greets his guest in the receiving room in the state dining room.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Note attched "For Rosemary Woods". Indentical to WHCA Audio recording #P-730114. Cross Reference: Possible cross reference: WHCA-SR-P-730114.

Participants: President Nixon (introductory remarks)


"The Nixon-Ryan Family Reunion at the White House" (1/21/1973, The State Dining Room, the White House, Wash. D.C.)

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Runtime: 1:15:00

MAF-730123



"The President's remarks on live TV re the end of the Vietnam War" (1/23/1973, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:08:00

MAF-730200

"Vietnam Cease-Fire", "NATO Alliance", "U.S. and China"




Participants: William P. Rogers (Secretary of State), Donald Rumsfeld (U.S. Permanent Representative to the NATO Council), Roger Sullivan (Deputy Director for Asian Communist Affairs)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No. 9" (February 1973, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-730209

Network/Producer: The Voice of America, United States Information Agency.


Participants: Charles Meyer (Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs)


"VIII Conferencia Del "Cies" Closing Remarks-Final Plenary" (2/9/1973, Bogota, Columbia)

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Runtime: 0:23:00

MAF-730300

"Cuban Hijacking Accord", "Diplomatic Terrorism", "Panama Canal Negotiations", "U.S. & Canada"






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Runtime: 0:18:45

MAF-730400



Participants: Barbara Watson, Alfred Jenkins, Ambassador Carol Laise, Moorehead Kennedy (Director, Office of Overseas Investment)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 6, No.11" (April 1973)

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MAF-730414.1A

Ehrlichman stresses to Magruder and his attorneys that the White House has no interest in any of the Watergate defendants refusing to testify from a desire to protect the President. He outlines his understanding of the Watergate affair as he claims he related it to the President in a report.

Network/Producer: John Ehrlichman's Office.

Keywords: Watergate

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Side "A" of a 120 minute audiocassette. Poor quality due to low recording level..

Participants: Jeb Stuart Magruder, John Ehrlichman and Magruder's attorneys


"Jeb Magruder and Attorneys" (4PM) (4/14/1973, The Old Executive Office Building: Washington D.C)

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Runtime: 0:45:00

MAF-730414.1B

Ehrlichman discusses the upcoming testimony of the Watergate defendants. He again stresses to Mitchell that the White House has no desire for anyone to withhold testimony thinking they were protecting the president, outlines his report to the President on the Watergate affair and speculates on the upcoming testimony of implicated former White House and Committee to Re-Elect staff members.

Network/Producer: John Erlichman's Office.

Keywords: Watergate

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Side "B" of a 120 minutes audio cassette. This is a noisy recording due to low audio levels..

Participants: John Ehrlichman and John Mitchell


"John Mitchell and John Ehrlichman" (2PM) (4/14/1973, The Old Executive Office Building: Washington D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:43:00



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MAF-730500

"Latin American Report", "Expanding Common Market", "Mid-East Developments"



Participants: Ambassador John Crimmins (Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs), Joseph O'Mahony, Philip Stoddard



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MAF-730600

"Brezhnev Visit", "Law of the Sea", "European Security Conference", "International Trade Talks"



Participants: John Armitage (Deputy Assistant Secretary of State), John Norton Moore, Arthur Breisky (Foreign Service Officer), John Renner (Deputy Assistant Secretary of State)



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MAF-730700

"Pakistan", "West African Drought", "Fuel and Foreign Policy", "Japan: The Tanaka Visit"



Participants: Douglas Cochran (Political Officer), Fermino Spencer, George Bennsky, Richard Ericson



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MAF-730800

"U.S.-Soviet Détente", "Arab-Israeli Impasse", "The Suez Canal", "Caribbean Nationalism"



Participants: Martha Mautner, David Long, John Burke



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MAF-730900

"Philadelphia Orchestra to China", "U.N. General Assembly Opening", "The Atlantic Alliance", "Saudi Arabian Oil"




Participants: Frank Tenny, Charles Sylvester, Donald Rumsfeld (U.S. Ambassador to NATO), Francois Dickman (Country Director for Saudi Arabia)


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.7, No.3" (September 1973, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-731000

"Atlantic Fisheries Crisis", "Combatting Terrorism"



Participants: William Sullivan, Jr.; Ambassador Lewis Hoffacker; Thomas McAndrew; Jonathan Dean


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol.7, No.4" (October 1973, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-731100

The Secretary's Press Conference of 10/25/73, U.S. food policy, Arab oil embargo, arms control negotiations



Participants: Secretary of State Kissinger


"U.S. Department of State Report, Vol. 7, No.5" (November 1973, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:18:00

MAF-731200

1. Egypt-Israeli Truce - Deputy Assistant Atherton reports on the cease-fire agreement worked out during Secretary Kissinger's Middle East visit; 2. Kissinger's China Visit - Officer-in-Charge Romberg describes current U.S.-China relations after Secretary Kissinger's 4-day visit to Peking; 3. Development Aid - A.I.D. official Kieffer explains the new priorities emphasized in U.S. aid to developing nations; 4. World Energy Crisis - Deputy Assistant Secretary Katz comments on the implications of global fuel shortages and the Arab oil embargo.



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Date from sticker on reel..

Participants: Alfred Atherton (Deputy Assistant Secretary of State), Alan Romberg, Dr. Jarold Kieffer (AID Official), Julius Katz (Deputy Assistant Secretary)



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MAF-731214

CD audio copy of an LP presented to President Nixon by the Country Music Association

Network/Producer: The Country Music Association.

Keywords: Musician, musicians, music, celebrities, Country music, music, performances, country western music, American popular music

Original Format: CD Audio. Technical notes: no reproduction without the prior written permission of the Country Music Association.

Participants: Charlie McCoy, Bill Anderson, Frankie Miller, Tex Ritter, Loretta Lynn, Stonewall Jackson, Henson Cargill, Johnny Cash, Johnny Horton, Billy Mize, Merle Haggard, Jerry Reed, Charley Pride, Glen Campbell, Red Foley


"Thank You Mr. President" (12/14/1973)

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MAF-731227

A review of U.S. foreign policy in 1973


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: A transcript of Kissinger's remarks is included..


"Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's year-end press conference" (12/27/1973, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:29:30

MAF-740100.1

Mideast Conference; NATO Issues; U.S. Trade Turnaround; Perspective on Détente

Network/Producer: The State Department of Media Services.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded at 7 1/2 ips, full track.

Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissinger; NATO Director Edward Streator; Special Assistant Ruth Gold; Soviet Specialist Ken Yalowitz


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 7, No.6" (January 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-740100.2

Washington Energy Conference - Excerpts from a press briefing by Secretary Kissinger on the objectives of the February 11 international energy meeting; 2. Israel and the Mideast - Political Officer Cluverious assesses the situation in Israel in view of the January 18 Israeli-Egyptian disengement accord; 3. Peace Corps in the '70's - Newly-appointed P.C. Director Craw reports on the Peace Corps organization, activities and volunteers after 12 years of operation; 4. U.S.-China relations - Country Director Armstrong commnets on the developing U.S. relationship with the Peoples Republic of China on the second anniversary of Nixon's historic visit.



Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Recorded full track at 7 1/2 ips. Date from sticker on reel..

Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissinger; Political Officer Wat Cluverius; Peace Corps Director C. Nicholas Craw; Oscar Armstrong, Country Director for China.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 7, No.7" (1/30/1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-740122

Network/Producer: Metromedia, Inc..

Keywords: Watergate


Participants: Allan Bell, Jr. (President of a private counter-intelligence and security agency), two unidentified interviewers, and Ron Gofarb (a Washington lawyer)


Interview on WTTG's "Panorama" concerning the 18 minute gap in the tape of June 20th conversation between RN and H.R. Haldeman (1/22/1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-740200

The Panama Canal Agreement; Oil and Energy; Foreign Students in the U.S.; Outlook in the Mideast.


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded full track at 7 1/2 ips..

Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker; Fuels and Energy Director George Bennsky; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Alan Reich; David Long, political analyst.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 7, No.8" (February 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-740300

Oil Embargo Lifted, Kissinger's Mosco visit, Inter-American Summit, NATO: 25th Anniversary.



Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissenger; Harry Blaney, Staff Aide; Jack Matlock, Office Director; Assistant Secretary of State Jack Kubisch; Assistant Secretary of State Arthur Hartman.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 7, No.9" (March 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-740400

O.A.S. Meeting- Atlanta, Drug Arrests Abroad, Renewed Ties with Egypt, Law of the Sea Conference


Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded full track at 7 1/2 ips.

Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Elkin Taylor, U.S. Delegate to the Organization of American States; Barbara Watson; Michael Sterner, Country Director for Egypt; John Norton Moore, counselor.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol.7, No.10" (April 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-740500

The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (S.A.L.T.), control of inter-nation narcotics trafficking, international cooperation and science and technology.


Keywords: SALT, S.A.L.T., Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, Russia, Soviet Union, USSR, Cold War, détente, (if applicable add: summits, meetings

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded at 7 1/2 ips full track..

Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissinger; Robert Munn, Narcotics Officer; Herman Pollack, Director of the Bureau of Science and Technology.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol.7, No.10" (May 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-740600

Syrian-Israeli Disengagement, Law of the Sea; Moscow Summit II; Interdependence



Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissinger; Ambassador John R. Stevenson; Jack Matlock; Ambassador U. Alexis Johnson.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol.7, No.13" (June 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-740700

World Food Problem, U.S.-African Interdependence, Foreign Service 50th Anniversary, U.S.-Spanish Agreement.

Network/Producer: The State Department Officer of Media Services.


Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Ambassador Edwin Martin; Ambassador Donald Easum; Ambassador Nathaniel Davis; Alan Lukens


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 8, No.1" (July 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-740800

Interdependence and U.S. A.I.D., the World Population Conference; International Investment



Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Daniel Parker, Administrator of the Agency for International Development; Philander Claxton; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Sidney Weintraub.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol. 8, No.2" (August 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:20:00

MAF-740808

Keywords: Watergate, resignation



"Nixon Resignation Speech" (8/8/1974, Washington, D.C.)

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Runtime: 0:16:00

MAF-740900

Constancy and Strength in U.S. Foreign Policy; Disaster Relief for Sahel Africa; the Freedom of Information Act.

Network/Producer: The State Department Office of Media Services..


Participants: Anne Blair, announcer; Secretary of State Henry Kissenger; Ambassador Donald Easum, Assistant Secretary of State; Deputy Assistant Secretary of State William Blair.


"U.S. Department of State Report: Vol.8, No.3" (September 1974, Washington, D.C.)

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MAF-760421

Side 1: Conversation between Winston J. Eichen and Richard Nixon at the San Clemente Inn, Can Clemente, CA. Murray Chotiner is discussed. Also includes sound of the restaurant and Winston and Dorothy Eichen. Side B: Winston and Dorothy Eichen on a trip to North Carolina, Williamsburg, Virginia; Dorothy singing, dinner at Kings Inn, Willaimsburg, VA on birthday April 3, 1976.

Network/Producer: none.

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Needs to be reviewed for personal privacy prior to serving to the public.Requires preservation and the creation of Reference Copy. Letter and envelope in file..

Participants: Winston J. Eichen, Richard Nixon


"A Meeting with a President" (4/21/1976, San Clemente, CA)

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MAF-780206.01

Pre-game radio discussion for the Anaheim Angels vs. the Royals (at Anaheim Stadium)

Network/Producer: [undetermined, possibly KMPC].

Keywords: Sports, baseball

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Master/Dub: Original. Technical notes: Probably not a recording off the radio, due to the banter at the beginning. Possibly a private taping from the broadcast booth..

Participants: President Nixon, Dick Enberg


President Nixon with Dick Enberg (Angels vs. Royals) (6/26/1978)

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Political "prankster" Dick Tuck releases copies of the Nixon Watergate tapes played in Judge Sirica's court. Tuck claims he got the tapes from other sources than the National Archives, which is subject to a court order permitting them to play the tapes but prohibiting the dissemination of copies.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Reel 1 of 3 original reel to reel tapes recorded in half track mon at 7.5 ips.

Participants: Mr. Dick Tuck, member of the press


"Dick Tuck of 'The Committee to Free the White House Tapes' Release Nixon Watergate Tapes" (10/21/1980, The East Lounge of the Nat. Press Club: Wash D.C.)

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Participants: "Dick Tuck of 'The Committee to Free the White House Tapes' Release Nixon Watergate Tapes"



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Participants: "Dick Tuck of 'The Committee to Free the White House Tapes' Release Nixon Watergate Tapes"



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MAF-801021.4

Excerpts from the Nixon White House Tapes surreptitiously recorded from reference tapes played at the National Archives by the Nixon Presidential Staff by political "prankster" Dick Tuck.

Network/Producer: The White House.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Technical notes: Recorded in half-track mono at 7.5 ips per second. SMPTE time code recorded on Track 2..

Participants: Richard Nixon, John Ehrlichman, H.R. Haldeman, John Dean


"Dick Tuck Tapes" (10/21/1980)

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MAF-861200

Feature story on the holding of the Nixon Presidential Materials Staff and the release of the White House Special Files.

Network/Producer: National Public Radio.

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: 15 minutes and 19 seconds of music at the end of the program removed from access copies.

Participants: James J. Hastings, Acting Director of the Nixon Presidential Materials Staff; Stanely Mortenson, Attorney to former President Nixon; Steve Greene, Archives Technician; Hugh Graham, Professor of History at the University of Maryland at Baltimore.


"Weekend Edition" feature story on the Nixon Presidential Materials Staff and the release of the Nixon White House Special Files (December 1986)

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MAF-890400

A panel discussion at the Hofstra University conference on the Presidency of Gerald R. Ford



"Panel: The Ford Image" (April 1989, Hofstra University)

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MAF-900000.1

This is Tape One of the condensed audio cassette version of former President Nixon's book of the same title.

Network/Producer: Simon and Schuster Audioworks.

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Tape One of Two. The original recording is an audio cassette encoded with "Dolby B" noise reduction..

Participants: Richard M. Nixon(reader)


"In the Arena: A Memoir of Victory, Defeat, and Renewal" (1990)

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MAF-900000.2

This is Tape Two of the condensed audio cassette version of former President Nixon's book of the same title.

Network/Producer: Simon and Schuster Audioworks.

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Technical notes: Tape Two of Two. The original recording is an audio cassette encoded with "Dolby B" noise reduction..

Participants: Richard M. Nixon(reader)


"In the Arena: A Memoir of Victory, Defeat, and Renewal" (1990)

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Runtime: 1:30:00

MAF-9020101001.

Network/Producer: RTÉ Commercial Enterprises Limited, Compiled by Pat O'Mahony..

Original Format: Audiotape Cassette Audio. Master/Dub: Copy. Technical notes: Use for NLRN exhibit granted by RTE on 7/18/2011. Excerpt must be credited as, 'An RTÉ Radio production from Ireland. You can listen to the documentary in full from the website www.rte.ie/doconone ' - Possibly provided by Pat O'Mahoney. Radio Programme - Pres. Nixon's Irish Visit. Side 2 Blank..


"The Forgotten Visit" (10/1/2010, Ireland)

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MAF-920020001.

Commercial release of the Duke Ellington concert on the evening of April 29, 1969 on the occasion of Ellington's birthday. Ellington was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom on the same night. This recording was mastered from the WHCA recording J-100.

Original Format: Audio. Technical notes: ISBN 7243 5 35249 2 0.

Participants: Duke Ellington, Louie Bellson, Bill Berry, Dave Brubeck, Paul Desmond, Urbie Greene, Jim Hall, Earl Hines, Milt Hinton, J.J. Johnson, Hank Jones, Mary Mayo, Gerry Mulligan, Billy Taylor, Clark Terry, Joe Williams


"Duke Ellington: 1969 All-Star White House Tribute" (4/29/1969)

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MAF-SMOF-MOORE.10.1

Housed in WHCA box

Network/Producer: Unknown.

Original Format: 1/4-inch reel-to-reel audiotape Audio. Master/Dub: Unknown.

Participants: Unknown


Larry O'Brien Segment of the Today Show (9/14/1972, Unknown)

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MAF-SMOF-MOORE.10.2

Unknown



Participants: Unknown


Beinecke/Sullivan (no date, Unknown)

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MAF-SMOF-MOORE.10.3

Housed in WHCA box




Participants: Walter Cronkite, Geroge McGovern


Walter Cronkite and the CBS News concerning McGovern's campaign (10/9/1972, Unknown)

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