A Guide to the Joseph and Shirley Wershba Papers, 1936-2001


Descriptive Summary
	Creator	Wershba, Joseph and Wershba, Shirley
	Title	Wershba (Joseph and Shirley) Papers,
	Dates:	1936-2001
	Abstract	Husband and wife Joseph and Shirley Wershba were producers for CBS. Audio tapes, videocassettes, correspondence, transcripts, printed material, newspaper clippings, notes, scripts and drafts, photographs, motion picture film, press releases, research material, and ephemera document their careers.
	Accession Nos.	96-141; 96-331; 98-276; 2002-019; 2002-189; 2004-066
	Extent	60 ft., 11 in.
	Language	English.
	Repository	Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin

Biographical Note

Husband and wife Joseph and Shirley Wershba were producers for CBS. At CBS Joseph worked as a producer for "CBS Reports," "60 Minutes," and "Hear it Now". During the early 1960s, he was a writer for the New York Post and an occasional contributor to Forward. Shirley was a producer and writer for the 1960s CBS radio program "Dimension of a Woman's World," and later was a producer for the "McNeil/Lehrer Report" and for "60 Minutes".

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Scope and Contents

Audio tapes, videocassettes, correspondence, transcripts, printed material, newspaper clippings, notes, scripts and drafts, photographs, motion picture film, press releases, research material, and ephemera document Joseph and Shirley Wershba's careers in broadcast news. The material reflects events and political and social issues in the United States between 1936 and 1993. Much of the collection consists of the Wershbas' program files relating to stories they were producing. Among the many prominent twentieth-century figures represented are Winston Churchill and John F. Kennedy. Persons who had a significant impact on the development of broadcast news are included, in particular Edward R. Murrow. Other persons associated with the collection include John Henry Faulk, Walter Cronkite, and Lyndon B. Johnson.

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Arrangement
	Organized into eight series: I. Reel-to-reel audio II. Audio cassette tapes, III. Videocassette tapes, IV. Personal correspondence, V. Joseph Wershba papers, VI. Shirley Wershba papers, VII. "60 Minutes" transcripts, VIII. Film. IX Artifact Collection.

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Restrictions

Use Restrictions

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Index Terms

	Subjects (Persons)
		Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965
		Cronkite, Walter
		Faulk, John Henry.
		Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973.
		Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963
		Murrow, Edward R.
		Wershba, Joseph--Archives.
		Wershba, Shirley--Archives.
	Subjects (Organizations)
		Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
	Subjects
		60 minutes (Television program)
		Broadcast journalism--United States--Archival resources.
		Broadcast journalists--Archives.

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Administrative Information

Preferred Citation

Joseph and Shirley Wershba Papers, 1936-1993, Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.

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Detailed Description of the Collection

Reel-to-reel audio tapes:

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Seven inch reels:

H. L. Hunt transcript tape, [recorded] 84-5-8.

Johnson - Sevareid -Murrow.

The Week that Shook the World." Murrow, Sevareid, Sheiri, Lord Holgraf. 20th century "10 January 1960.

President John F. Kennedy recordings:

reel 409 - John F. Kennedy at the United Nations, "Not arms race but peace race" speech, 1961; Don and Randy.

reel 412 - John F. Kennedy assassination material, 23 November 1963.

reel 417 - John F. Kennedy speech to the United Nations, 25 September 1961.

reel 419 - John F. Kennedy on Negro rights, 11 June 1963; Governor Wallace of Alabama.

reel 420A - John F. Kennedy, two year review.

reel 422 - John F. Kennedy, question and answer session, Houston Texas, 12 September 1960; John F. Kennedy in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 4 July 1962.

reel 423 - John F. Kennedy in Paris, France, 2 June 1961.

reel 424 - John F. Kennedy Press Conference in Paris, 2 June 1961.

reel 425 - John F. Kennedy press conferences, March, 1961.

reel 426 - John F. Kennedy press conference, 13 April 1961.

reel 427 - Kennedy on Vietnam

reel 428 - "UAW", 8 May 1962;

Kennedy Press Conferences:

30 August 1961

28 June 1961

19 July 1961

10 August 1961

reel 429 - I.L.G.W.U song, 10 June 1969; Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Adlai Stevenson; Talulah Bankhead.

reel 430 - Liberal Party (from Morris Korik, WNBC) 14 September 1960.

reel 431 - Elks Club, Los Angeles, California, 1 November 1960; Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, California, 9 September 1960.

reel 432 - Canadian Parliament, 17 May 1961 (bad tape).

reel 432 - AFL-CIO, 15 November 1963; Protestant Council, 8 November 1963; Canadian Parliament, 17 May 1961; post-Khruzhchev, 6 June 1961; American Press, 8 November 1963.

reel 433 - John F. Kennedy United Nations speech, 20 September 1963.

reel 434 - Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles, 9 September 1969; Astronaut Cooper, 21 May 1969.

reel 435 - Rose Kennedy; AFL-CIO "Goldberg Team," 7 December 1961; Last Half of Medicare, 20 May 1963.

reel 436 - John F. Kennedy, full AFL-CIO speech, 7 December 1961.

"60 Minutes" Claude Pepper transcripts, summer of 1981:

Claude Pepper at "Domino Corner" in Little Havana.

Hearings on Boarding House violations.

Rules Committee Hearings; Tip O'Neil; Pensions and Mandatory retirement; Committee members on Boarding House Violations Hearing.

Five inch reels:

Little Nite Music, reel 1, no slate, 71/2" IPS.

CBS 60 Minutes. "Text Books" Interview transcripts, with:

Wershba, Morley Safer, James Camery, Greg Cooke, and Rev. Horan. Charleston, West Virginia. Sound # 22, wild transfer.

Bryan, Tokyo, Wild, 25 January 1964.

Mike Wallace, Housing, wild narration, 1 December 1964.

Kalb China, wild narration, 27 October 1964.

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Seven inch reel size:

Edward R. Murrow in Germany:

Murrow over Berlin, 3 December 1943.

Murrow at Buchenwald, 15 April 1945.

War Anniversary Program, 19 November 1964:

Buchenwald, 15 April 1945.

Conditions in Germany, 22 April 1945.

Luna: rural petrol, 22 April 1945.

Crossing the Rhine, 24 April 1945.

Hear it Now series:

Basic Reels: #1, 6, and #8.

Album Work Reels: #1, 3, and #8, 15. including material first recorded between 1949 and 1957.

Parts I, IV, 22 December 1950.

McCarthy, reel #2.

Album Draft reels #1 and #2.

Five Inch Reel size:

Housing, Peters. wild narration, 12 November 1964.

China, M. Kalbe. wild narration, 30 October 1964.

CBS Reports "Churches" 10 December 1967.

Bryan narration, 12 June 1964.

Murrow, Muggeridge, B.B.C.

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Seven inch reels:

Randy, Don, and Shirley Wershba, songs, August 1956.

Songs for a Better Tomorrow:

"No Irish Need Apply"

"The Millwall made of Marble"

"Which Side are you On?"

"We Shall Not Be Moved"

"Sit Down"

"All Together"

"Union Maid"

"Joe Hill"

President F. D. Roosevelt's Fireside Chat, 24 June 1938.

This is Edward R. Murrow, 29 April 1965.

60 Minutes H. L. Hunt interview with Mike Wallace, sound rolls 1 and 2.

Don and Randy Wershba, 1961.

Time to Remember:

reel 1:

Mac Costello

Richard Nixon

reel 2:

Truman on Hiroshima, 5 August 1945.

Greasy Thumb Guzik.

Edward VIII abdicates, 10 December 1936.

Stevenson concedes.

Stone of Scone, 25 December 1950.

Alben Barkley dies, 30 April 1956.

Winston Churchill, 5 March 1946.

Joe Di Maggio, 11 December 1951.

Four Dark Days, reels 1 and 2.

Hear it Now McCarthy, reel 1.

John F. Kennedy series:

Draft reels #1 - 6.

reel 452, press conferences.

reel 444, press conferences, October and November, 1963

reel 442, Robert Frost readings.

20 Years of Broadcasting volumes 1-4. dubbed from 16 mm, 10 March 1965.

James Baldwin and Ray Boyle. 1963.

Wershba family, 1956.

Five inch reels:

John Morgan interviewed by Edward R. Murrow, London.

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Ten and 1/2 inch reels:

Winston Churchill, show reel number 2.

Reel # 126, 1958:

Talulah Bankhead.

Richard Nixon on campaign.

Coronation of Pope John XXIII.

Knowland concedes defeat.

Reel # 127:

Rockefeller victory speech, November 1958.

Edmund "Pat" Brown, elected governor of California over Knowland, 4 November 1958.

Congressman Brook Hays loses Arkansas.

Dr. Alvord(?) Arkansas victor.

Eisenhower news conference, 5 November 1958.

Truman.

Rockefeller acceptance speech.

Knute Rockne.

Reel # 130, 1958 wrap up

Reel # 132:

Jimmy Hoffa, 1959.

Nixon-Khrushchev Moscow kitchen meeting, summer 1959.

Nixon's farewell speech to the Russians, summer 1959.

Reel # 133:

Krushchev farewell, 27 September 1959.

Edward 8 farewell, 11 December 1936.

Reel # 134, Eisenhower/MacMillan television discussion, London, 31 August 1959.

Reel # 136, part 1-- 1959 events.

Reel # 136, part 2.

Reel # 137A, 1959 events.

Reel # 153, Democratic Convention Kennedy acceptance speech. 1960,

Reel # 70 A:

Franklin D. Roosevelt excerpts.

Movies learn to talk.

Reel # 90, Sputnik, October 1957.

Reel # 162, Winston Churchill materials.

Reel # 118, CBS 1957.

Abba Eban, United Nations, 30 October 1956.

Rube Goldberg interview.

T.V. album, 1963.

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Seven inch reels:

Reel #104, 1946.

Reel #104:

Stevenson in Boston, 28 October 1956.

Eisenhower on the Israel war, 31 October 1956.

Reel # 105:

Eisenhower press conference, 30 August 1956.

Stevenson, Liberal party candidate, September 1956.

Reel #108, United Nations 12 year review, 25 June 1957.

Reel #109, Eisenhower, ADL, Abilene, 23 November 1953.

Reel #109A, Eisenhower "Book burning" speech, Dartmouth College, 13 June 1953.

Reel #110:

Eden defends the invasion of the Suez, November 1956.

Ben Gurion, with Edward R. Murrow, 11 November 1956.

Reel #111, Little Rock, Arkansas, 24 September 1957.

Reel #112, Orval Faubus, 26 September 1957.

Reel #119, United Nations, 26 June 1945.

Reel #120, General Marshall and the "Marshall Plan".

Secretary of State Dulles, press conference, 16 October 1957.

Hear it Now:

Work reels: # 16 - 20.

Five inch reels:

Transcript, Head Out.

Reel #358, Telstar broadcast, wrap-up, 23 July 1962.

Social Club, all singing.

Trappistine Nuns serenade Cardinal Cushing, April, 1968.

Reel #212, Texas England, 12 March 1967.

Agronsky wild narration, Law, 3 October 1964.

"Suffolk Police" transcript, head out.

BBC Radio tribute to Edward R. Murrow, 21 January, 1965.

Cardinal Cushing, 1968.

Transcript tapes.

Brig transcript.

Wild narration, George, 25 April 1964.

Transcript.

J. S. Bach "Suite #6", Pablo Casals.

Dave Lowe Narration, China.

Dr. Carl Coppolino and Mrs. Mary Coppolino, for "Trial Lawyers" program.

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Five inch reels:

Marvin Kalb, China narration.

Eric Sevareid, wild narration, 18 October 1964.

Mike Wallace, Housing, wild narration, 30 November 1964.

Interview with Jesse Core.

Warren Report; "Garrison-Wershba" interview.

George, Bill Leonard, wild narration, 8 June 1964.

Cardinal Cushing story.

Reel #601-- Henry L. Stimson on American neutrality, 5 November 1939.

Senator John F. Kennedy, Al Smith Dinner, 19 October 1964.

Eisenhower "I shall go to Korea.." 1952.

60 Minutes "Textbooks": wild narration, Reverend Horan, Morley Safer, and Joseph Wershba, in Charleston, West Virginia, 24 May 1975.

Lyndon B. Johnson, speeches etc.

Bob Hope remarks, May 1961.

Peterson, reel 4 side 2, part 2.

Hydrozine sulpha as cancer treatment, transcript.

Joe.

Transcript.

Randy Wershba, 6 1/2 Mos.

Transcript.

Sevareid - Kennedy-Keating wild narration, 15 October 1964.

Kalb, China, wild narration.

Transcript.

John F. Kennedy at American University, 10 June 1963.

"He went to China.." transcript.

Randi and Don Wershba, Randy, January 1956: 1954.

Bob Trout, guns, wild narration, 14 April 1964.

Law transcript, Fortes-Agronsky.

Lyndon B. Johnson on crime in the streets.

Harry S. Truman, 1944 - 1952.

Betty Furness, care birthday, 1963.

Leonard, wild narration, 10 June 1964.

Kalb, China wild narration, through a long lens.

Upton Sinclair, 27 April 1962.

Edward R. Murrow, broadcast excerpts, 1940 to 1946.

Cardinal Cushing transcript.

President John F. Kennedy at the University of North Carolina, "Neither red nor dead."

"Negro History", Bill Peters wild narration.

Law, Gideon, George Bryan, wild narration, 30 September 1964.

Agronsky, law wild narration, 2 October 1964.

Agronsky, law wild narration, 7 September 1964.

Eyewitness, Murrow and Sevareid.

Unlabeled.

Kalb, wild narration.

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Seven inch reels:

Clare Booth Luce interview.

Lyndon B. Johnson, State of the Union address, 1966.

West Point.

R2.

Dwight Eisenhower, 1958.

Reel # 105, Time to Remember 1939 events.

Marvin Barnes, 20 February 1978.

Marvin Barnes, phone conversation with Joe Wershba, February 1978.

Chuck Medlin interview.

Five inch reels:

Panama Canal.

Kalb China narration.

George Bryan, China Promo, 4 November 1964.

Reuther and Johnson speech.

WEVD Ain check 1.

Randy and Don Wershba, Winter 1961 -1962.

Wild thing.

Floyd Paterson beats Archie Moore, wins heavyweight championship

Commentary: Nat Hentoff, 18 September 1961.

Lindsay Campaign.

Transcript Labor.

Edward R. Murrow, "The Battle of Britain."

Richard Card Cushing, Boston, 9 March 1964.

Secretary of War Stimson.

Henry L. Stimson on American neutrality, 5 October 1939.

Nixon-Sawyer tape #3.

Nixon-Sawyer tape #4.

Transcript.

Dwight Eisenhower, Adlai Stevenson, 31 August 1956; 11 September 1956.

Four inch reel:

CBS Reports "Lipton Summerama Opening"

Ten and 1/2 inch reels:

Abba Eban, Suez invasion, 1 November 1956.

1956 events.

Dag Hammangold dies; John F. Kennedy at the United Nations, 1961.

"Convention Fever" 9 August 1956.

Winston Churchill tribute.

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Seven inch reels:

Miriam Rudder transcript.

John Henry Faulk and Alger Hiss, Panorama program, 10 November 1976.

John Henry Fault and Alger Hiss.

Transcript.

President Lyndon Johnson, press conference, 28 July 1965.

Justice Hugo Black, radio address on his membership in the Ku Klux Klan, 1 October 1937.

Sherman Adams, Eisenhower, General Wainwright surrenders Quezon to Congress. 17 and 18 June 1958; 4 May 1956;

Fulbright answering L. B. J. on the Tonkin Gulf, Katzenbach on asking for a declaration of war, 6 February 1970; 17 August 1968.

Nixon Inaugural Address, 20 January 1973.

Nixon Inaugural Address, 20 January 1969.

Dr. Jonas E. Salk, 12 April 1955.

Reel #303, events. 1961

Reel #303, New York City, events. 1961

CBS Report on the Democratic Convention, 24 August 1956.

Lyndon B. Johnson Inaugural Address, 20 January 1965.

Herman Goering; Nelson Rockefeller.

Concentration Camps in the U.S.A., 19 December 1967.

Alger Hiss transcript.

Track of conversation in screening room during running of Polish film on North Viet Nam.

John H. Glenn, astronaut, speech to Congress, February 1962.

Stevenson, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 13 September 1956.

John F. Kennedy speech to Congress on space and flight to the moon, 25 May 1961.

Clarence Earl Gideon transcripts, roll 10 and 11.

Rocky Marciano retires, Montgomery, Alabama, bus strike, 1956; April 1956.

LaGuardia, 26 June 1956.

D.N.R., German television, February 1966.

Reel #307, LaGuardia material.

Clarence Earl Gideon letter #2.

Stevenson at Madison Square Garden, 23 October 1956.

Reel #102, Hear it Now possibilities:

Rocky Marciano 27 April 1956.

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Richard Nixon.

Dwight Eisenhower.

Five inch reels:

Four Dark Days, reel 1, part 2.

Reel #603, Harry Bridges.

David Lowe, Sr., narrates China; Yiddish comments on Bobby Kennedy vs. Keating.

Larry Flynt, press conference.

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Seven inch reels:

AD-710710 Abzug; Steinham.

Richard Nixon tape.

3 March 1981.

Walter Winchell, 17 February 1946.

Unlabeled.

Five inch reels:

Jo Hoffa (Jimmy Hoffa's wife).

Hoffa-Chuck Ashman, 8 November 1964.

Lindbergh, second half, 11 September 1941.

Cardinal Cushing on the cost of education, 1968.

Unlabeled.

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Audio cassette tapes:

Walter Cronkite, Daniel Elsberg.

Roosevelt speeches.

Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Winston Churchill, reels 3 & 4.

Winston Churchill, reels 5 & 6.

Epcot Center.

Bach to Bach; Ladies who Lunch.

Jacksonville emergency, part 2.

Gloria Steinham, cassette 3.

Gloria Steinham, cassette 1.

Nixon.

Esther Williams.

Nixon, 2a, 2b, 3a, 3b.

Epcot #3, Walt Disney World.

First Run Miriam Rudder story.

Unlabeled.

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Video cassette tapes

Diane Sawyer Round Table, 2 November 1983.

Buddy Ebsen / "The Dancing Man" from Walt Disney.

Epcot Clip #3, Demo copy.

MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour, Martha Graham.

Live from the MET, Tosca and La Traviata.

Robot and sensor technology.

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See It Now, vol. III, number 2 and 3, 6 October 1953.

Up to the Minute, "The curse of fatness" with Morley Safer and "drastic measures" (with slugs), 1 December 1981.

60 Minutes:

"Smile, Darn You, Smile" 17 May 1987.

"Houston Trials, part 1."

"Houston Trials" third hour.

K-2.

Edward R. Murrow, 18 March 1979.

Paul Hogan, (three tapes) 18 April 1985.

Philip Johnson, architect, on PBS, 30 June 1986.

Andrija Artukovic, documents.

Heart of Hollywood with Goldie Hawn and Kris Kristofferson.

Paul Hogan, presentation for the Australian Tourist Commission.

Australian Tourist Commission, 60 second TV spot.

Morning News, Nancy Reagan Interview, November 1982.

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Disney #15 cartoons, materials, Pinocchio and Cinderella.

Reed Harris, 11 May 1981.

Germ.

"Green Hell" part 2. MacArthur.

"American Caesar" part 2 (dub from original); "The Green Hell"

Australia, 31 May 1986.

Claude Pepper.

The Impostor Phenomenon: overcoming the fear that haunts your success. Dr. Pauline Rose Chance. Book Video.

CBS New Fall 1985 Shows Campaign, 3 September 1985.

Two on Town, 14 March 1983.

Diane Sawyer Round Table, 2 November 1983.

Cagney & Lacey selected clips from episodes "Hooked" and "Stress"

W. R. Grace, "the Deficit trials" 27 January 1986.

Morning News "Eye of the Needle" (last 20 minutes).

Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, dancing on roller skates.

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60 Minutes "Actors" part 3.

"Reaching for the Stars," Lockheed Co. promotional material.

C-1 Durs World Fair.

Texas Money Mystery.

Richard Nixon - Frost, part 2, 4 May 1977.

60 Minutes "Houston Trial" fifth hour of five.

Tama Janowitz on byline.

Cancun Chi 21 October 1981; Evening News Joburg bird, 1 September 1981.

Eleanor Roosevelt--Sevareid, World War II.

Young / Magruder, narration only.

Sandy Freeman interview with Tom Saffer (CNN).

CBS Sunday Morning Record; Morning News, 22 October 1981.

Rooster Cogburn.

Palmer Williams obituary.

60 Minutes "Hugel"

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John F. Kennedy.

Macneil/Lehrer Newshour "Internment and Co-op care" 20 October 1980.

Macneil/Lehrer Newshour "Co-operative Health Care roll" 19 November 1980.

George Burns insert.

Sony British Comm.

CBS News: Monroe birthday, Benny Goodman, Anthony Quinn, George Burns, Artie Shaw.

60 Minutes "Smile, Darn You Smile" 17 May 1987.

See It Now "the Milo Radulovich story" 20 October 1953.

Morning News "Ehrlichman Interview" (dub) 18 June 1982.

Julio Iglesias, part 2, air copy.

"The World of Tomorrow."

Lady-bird Johnson interview, December 1982.

MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour "Warsaw, Indiana" 18 February 1980.

AYEM News Bank "Anthony Quinn/Kurtis"

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CBS Morning News Round Table Discussion with CBS War Correspondents, May 1985.

Up to the Minute:

"Morality and the New Right (Wallace)" and "In the beginning...(view copy)" 30 September 1981.

"Morality and the New Right (Wallace)" and "In the beginning..." (On-air record), 8 October 1981.

The Curse of Fatness (Safer) "No-fault fat" (Dub from 2").

The New Right (Wallace) "In the Beginning..." 6 October 1981.

CBS Morning News, "VE Day plus 30 Years... Correspondents Roundtable." May 1985.

Studio Discussion "In the Beginning..."

National AIDS awareness test, 15 September 1987.

6 March 1981.

Prize Winning Commercials.

60 Minutes. Korczak and the Crazy Horse Dream.

Hope Ryden talking @ Bobcats, November 1981.

Morning News. "Cronkite's 1984 revisited" 26 May 1983.

Morning News. Pamela Harriman dub, March, 1983.

Richard Nixon interviews, 1-4 June 1982.

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C-2 dub, World Fair.

Richard Nixon interviews, first dub, 1-4 June 1982.

MacNeil/Lehrer Report "Atlanta Children" 8 January 1981.

Shirley Wershba.

Liz Taylor, 6 May 1986.

MacNeil/Lehrer Report "Atlanta Children" 16 February 1981.

Leslie Stahl Standup.

Pat Harriman; Shirley Maclaine; Rodney Dangerfield; Kitty Carlisle Hart.

60 Minutes vol. IX, #40, 3 July 1977.

"Auschwitz and the Allies."

Peter Sellers obituary, 24 July 1980.

Morning News various segments.

MacNeil/Lehrer "Who remembers Mama?" 13 June 1979.

"Journalistic ethics" 27 September 1981.

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Personal Correspondence:

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1957 to 1988

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1954 to 1991

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1954 to 1993

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1985 to 1987

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1954 to 1987

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Joseph Wershba, papers:

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CBS News directory; 60 Minutes directory.

Miscellaneous story material.

Receipts and notes, 1986.

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Miscellaneous printed material

Time. 25 February 1980

People "Television's 50th anniversary issue," Summer, 1989.

The Rebel 30 January 1984.

Confederate Veteran, Time cover, 1 December 1980. January/February 1986;

"Hydrazine Sulfate: Unorthodox Chemotherapy." The Cancer Syndrome.

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Desk calendars, 1983 and 1985.

Transworld Airlines tickets.

Newspaper articles about Max C. Hugel.

The Village Times. various articles by John Horn, 1986.

American Bar Association Journal. various articles. 1966.

Stone, David M. "A Poetic Symmetry: Nixon's War on Public Television." 1980.

Collins, Larry and Dominique Lapierre. "The remarkable life of Andre Malraux" Saturday Review Bondy, Francois. "Paris Letter: the New Metamorphosis of the Gods." The Hudson Review. 27 April 1968; Spring 1968.

Travel brochures and foreign currency.

Brooklyn College Magazine. May 1987.

Wershba family coat of arms.

Artisrael in the 1980's; American Express.

"The Fort Monmouth Scandal"

Polisar, Eric. "The Histrionics of Henry Adams," typed manuscript.

Lomza, Poland.

John P. Atgeld centenary publications.

Miscellaneous printed material
(6 folders).

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New York Review of Books. review of Friendship and Fratricide: an analysis of Whittaker Chambers and Alger Hiss. 23 February 1967.

American Jewish Congress First Amendment Awards program, 1978.

Tributes to Edward R. Murrow, 1979.

Prison inmate fraud schemes, newspaper clippings.

Horn, John. "One Small Bugle: columns from the Rockland Independent."

Miscellaneous printed material
(11 folders).

Miscellaneous notes.

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Kollek, Teddy. "Journal of a visit to Europe and the Levant." For Jerusalem: A Life.

Television Academy Hall of Fame brochure. 1 January 1984.

St. Joseph Gazette. front page. 4 November 1917.

Paul Sann obituaries.

Electrocardiographic report for Joseph Wershba, 1976.

Press passes and travel papers, 1951 to 1953.

Interview with Morley Safer, Proposal by Sam Wershba, 1963; 1981.

KLRN-TV, Austin, Texas-- Newspaper articles, 1979.

Sheila M. Parker, resume.

Kraus, Barbara. Carbohydrate Guide to Brand Name and Basic Foods. 1981.

Cancer, Dr. Gold, printed material.

Mitgang, Herbert. "Policing Americas Writers" The New Yorker. 5 October 1987.

Miscellaneous printed material, 1976.

Miscellaneous printed material, 1990-1993.

Gulf war printed material, 1991.

Miscellaneous printed material
(three folders)

Clipboard.

Photographs:

Filmstrips, undated.

Edward R. Murrow.

Unidentified, undated.

Guy Gabaldon, Jeffery Hunter, Vic Damone, and David Janssen, 1960.

Warships.

Photographs from New Hampshire Sunday News.

Roy Cohn.

Slides, unidentified.

Project files, research notes and background material:

Notebook; miscellaneous notes.

Forward reviews, December 1989.

Harry Golden preface, draft and notes, 1987.

Newspaper and magazine articles and book reviews.

"Greyhound" script, undated; Churchill - Shelley article, 1980.

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Editorial research reports, 1983 - 1987.

60 Minutes. Roy Cohn story materials:

Newspaper clippings and notes.

Library clips.

Richard Dupont, 1979.

Roy Cohn, Richard Dupont.

Script drafts and notes.

Interview transcripts.

GIT Industries annual report.

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60 Minutes, "Les Miserables." (TWA/Liz Rich story): interviews, notes, correspondence, script drafts, 1988.

Simon Weber materials.

Lt. General F. E. Peterson, biographical sketch and photographs.

Jerrold Petrofsky.

60 Minutes. I. M. Pei story. script and notes.

CBS Reports. "Rescue with Yul Brenner" See it Now. script, 10 December 1960; 13 March 1956; 6 August 1957.

60 Minutes. Corporal Lindsey Scott story. newspaper clippings and notes. 16 August 1987:

Herbert L. Block.

60 Minutes Madalyn Murray O'Hair.

60 Minutes. Crazy Horse Memorial.

Embalming, notes.

CBS Reports. "The Policeman's Lot" transcripts, press releases, and fan mail. 29 March 1966:

CBS Reports. "The Press and the Law," script draft.

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"Daddy-0 at 16+" (CBS News Alaska survey, 1948.)

CBS records, earning summary.

Note cards.

Donald E. Robinson, Jr.

Scripts; 60 Minutes transcript, 10 April 1988.

Ed Bliss, correspondence and notes, 1983.

Thomas H. Tattersall, story information and notes, 1983.

CBS News bulletins and memos, 1964 -1986.

CBS Radio stationary.

"A Retrospective of CBS News broadcasts" panel discussion, 29 November 1971.

"Remarks by Walter Cronkite," 18 May 1971; "A Hour with Ed Murrow" Congressional Record, Congressional Record 30 April 1965; 15 December 1971; 18 August 1971.

CBS News:

Memo on "The News Twisters" Perry Wolff's retrospective, 1 October 1971; 6 May 1971.

Television feature news, 1950 - 1960.

Transcripts, 27 September 1964 and 26 April 1966.

Newspaper articles, 1987.

Reference Library of recorded Winston Churchill speeches, source list and excerpts.

Hear it Now:

Winston Churchill album:

Transcript.

Second draft script, 1955.

Corrected script.

Proposal for Winston Churchill album; work draft of Churchill script.

Transcript of Churchill recording.

Reference library of Winston Churchill speeches; transcript of Churchill album.

Album correspondence, 1954 - 1964.

Second draft "The four months war, a fable for our time."

History in detail, 1949 - 1956.

income tax return. 1957

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Story proposals, dope sheets for Fred Friendly; notes, 1986

60 Minutes miscellaneous.

Clippings and story ideas, 1981-1984.

Miscellaneous clippings and notes.

60 Minutes. bluesheets.

CBS News possible stories, 1973 - 1974, and 1978.

CBS operating standards; miscellaneous printed material; story possibilities.

60 Minutes. transcripts, blue sheets and press releases.

CBS News, stories.

CBS News, 1986.

Photographs.

Paris expenses, 1986.

60 Minutes. Jerry Rawlins story. transcript and newspaper clippings.

United States Supreme Court, journal articles, 1984-1986.

The Autobiography of William O. Douglas, obituaries; National Archives, Motion Picture, Sound and Video Branch, procedures and order records. 1980;

Kemner v. Monsanto trial, newspaper articles and notes, 1987.

Joseph and Shirley Wershba, 38th anniversary notice, New York Times. 10 April 1986.

Bliss, Ed. "If your white and a male, O.K."; Alger Hiss story materials.

60 Minutes. Louis Kerber story, background material, 1986.

60 Minutes. story possibilities and updates, 1983 to 1987.

Rosenberg case, story material.

Frances E. Kemner v. Monsanto company, exhibits and correspondence, 22 February 1984.

60 Minutes. Transcript of Houston trial, reels 51 to 94.

60 Minutes. Gun Control story, background material, notes, story outline, scripts, interview transcripts. 1977.

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Campbell, Richard "60 Minutes: Mythology for Middle America," typescrit.

1952 Republican National Convention directories and ballot tally sheets.

1952 Democratic National Convention directory.

Notes on 1952 Democratic National Convention.

1952 election campaign, printed material.

News review, typescript. 1949 to 1956.

"Special Convention Wrap-Up" program script, 1948.

Directory of the Radio-Television Correspondent's Gallery, 1952.

Graf, William. Platforms of the Two Great Political Parties, 1932 to 1948. 1950.

Wershba, Joseph. "I Hold Here in My Hand..."; "See It Now" edited by Edward R. Murrow, 1955.

Wershba, Joseph. John F. Kennedy series New York Post, outlines, letters, and interview transcripts, 1964.

Sandburg film #2, proposal for IBM.

CBS News standards.

Notebooks.

60 Minutes. notebooks.

60 Minutes. "Japanese Germ Warfare during World War II" background material and notes.

Blues of Depositor's Trust photographs; Gerald Clemente photograph.

New York Post columns, 1958-1964

Air crash,

"1st Pure Jet in Mid-Air Crash Toll May Top Record, Dec. 16, 1960

"Death Roared Down on Gleaming Rails," Aug. 28, 1958

"All 60 Safe in Airliner Crash," Aug. 28, 1958

Air travel,

"Rise in Traffic Increases Peril in Air Lanes, Dec. 16, 1960

Abrams, Morris B.,

Peace Corps Official, "Not Every Southern Egghead Meets Humpty Dumpty's Fate" in "Closeup," April 25, 1961

Adulet, Phumiphon,

"King of Thailand" in "Closeup," Dec. 23, 1960

Adzhubei, Alexei I.

"Closeup," Jun. 29, 1961

Aid, Rita F.

"Closeup," April 9, 1962

Alexander, William V. Jr.,

"Cleanup Man," in "Closeup," Dec. 9, 1963

Alroy, Gil Carl

"Closeup," Jun. 24, 1959

Alt, Herschel

"Child Guidence Expert," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Ammann, Othmar H.

"Bridge Designer," in "Closeup," Aug. 29, 1962

Amram, David

"Composer," in Closeup," Aug. 7, 1961

Archer, Glenn L.

"Watchdog of Church-State Separation" in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Arlen, Harold

"Closeup," n.d.

Auerbach-Levy, William

"Artist and Teacher," in "Closeup," May 8, 1963

Baal-Teshuva, Jacob

"Israeli Journalist," in "Closeup," Nov. 14, 1963

Banda, Hastings

"Daily Closeup," April 13, 1960

Barr, Donald

"Daily Closeup," Oct. 14, 1959

Barzun, Jacques

"Closeup," Jun. 3, 1959

Battle, Samuel J.

"First Negro Cop," in "Closeup," Mar. 28, 1963

Baughman, U. E.

"Chief of the Secret Service," in Closeup," Feb. 23, 1960

Baxley, Barbara

"Closeup," Dec. 23, 1960

Beck, Dave

"Daily Closeup," Feb. 27, 1959

Benjamin, Robert S.

"Closeup," Apr. 20, 1961

Benline, Arthur J.

"Closeup," Jan. 9, 1961

Bennett, John C.

"Dean of Faculty, Union Theological Seminary," in "Daily Closeup," Feb. 18, 1960

Bergerman, Milton M.

"Citizens Union Head," in "Daily Closeup," Jul. 16, 1959

Bethe, Hans A.

"Atomic Physicist," in "Closeup," Jul. 12, 1961

Bilgrey, Felix J.

"Censorship Foe," in "Closeup," Mar. 20, 1961

Black, Hugo L.

"Closeup," Jun 27, 1962

Blackwell, James Madison

"Civic Worker," in "Closeup," Jan. 12, 1961

Blough, Roger M.

"Daily Closeup," Jun. 29, 1959

Blumenson, Eric

"Closeup," May 2, 1962

Borowick, Ann

"Novelist," in "Closeup," May 1, 1963

Brothers, Dr. Joyce

"Closeup," Jun. 1, 1962

Brown, Florence G.

"Closeup," Dec. 22, 1963

Brown, Harrison

"Nuclear Chemist,' in "Closeup," Nov. 25, 1958

Brown, Helen Gurley

"Closeup," Nov. 3, 1963

Brown, Dr. William J.

"Specialist on Venereal Disease," Daily Closeup, Jan. 12, 1960

Bryan, Judge

"Lady Chattterley's Liberator" in "Daily Closeup," Summer 1959

Burns, James McGregor

"Senator Kennedy - Postscripts from a Biographer," May 16, 1960

"Biographer of John F. Kennedy," Mar. 18, 1960

Burns, John McNeil

"President, N.Y. Young Republicans," Daily Closeup, Oct. 6, 1959

Burstein, Judge

"Closeup," Sept. 27, 1963

Buttenwieser, Helen L

"Closeup," May 28, 1962

"CBS-TV Dropping All Quiz Shows: House Probers want to call Nadler," 1959

Calmer, Ned

"News broadcaster, Author," in "Closeup," n.d.

Camp, Louie T.

"Teacher of the Gifted," in "Daily Closeup," Nov. 1960

Canfield, Cass

"President, Planned Parenthood," in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 5, 1960

Cardona, Jose Miro

"Anti-Castro Leader--A Teacher Can Fight Tyrrany with more than Free Ideas" in "Closeup," Mar. 24, 1961

Carey, Phillip A. (Father)

"Closeup," n.d.

Carroll, Diahann

"Closeup," Dec. 4, 1961

Cassese, John J.

"PBA President" in "Closeup," Oct. 28, 1960

Cassinni, Oleg

"Fashion Designer," in Closeup," May 18, 1961

Castro, Fidel

"Closeup," Jan. 2, 1959

Catherwood, Martin P

"Rockefeller's Industrial Commissioner," "Daily Closeup," August 1959

Catton, Bruce

"Reproter of the Civi War," in "Closeup," Nov. 5, 1961

Cavanagh, Edward F.

"Fire Commissioner," in "Closeup," Nov. 16, 1960

Chalk, O. Roy

"Daily Closeup," Apr. 15, 1959

Chalmers, Dr. Allan Knight

"Closeup," May 22, 1960

Chevalier, Maurice

"A Song at Twilight," in "Closeup," Feb. 4, 1962

Christiansen, Arthur

"Closeup," Feb. 13, 1962

Christy, Arthur H.

"Governor's Crime Counsel," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Chuong, Tran Van

"Mme. Nhu's Father," in "Closeup," Oct. 18, 1963

Clark, Kenneth B.

"CCNY Psychologist," in "Closeup," Aug. 1, 1961

Cogen, Charles

"Teacher Unionist," in "Closeup," Nov. 7, 1960

Cohen, Larry

"A TV Drama in Three Acts: Page Boy to Playwright to--?" Aug. 24, 1958

Cole, David L.

"Closeup," Dec. 28, 1961

Collingwood, Charles

"Television's Critic of the Press" in "Closeup," Oct. 22, 1961

Comden, Betty and Adolph Green

"Daily Closeup," Apr. 29, 1959

Connelly, Marc

"Daily Closeup," Mar. 5, 1959

"Cops Ground the `Angel' of Idlewild

Aug. 4, n.y.

Costello, William

"Author of `Facts About Nixon,' " in "Closeup," Feb. 26, 1960

Costikyan, Edward N.

"Closeup," Mar. 4, 1962

Cronyn, Hume

"Actor," in "Closeup," n.d.

Crum, Bartley C.

"Stage Center Again," "Daily Closeup," Jul. 17, 1959

Dabbs, James M.

"Southern Integrationist," in "Closeup," Nov. 9, 1960

Dash, Samuel

"Author of the `Eavesdroppers,' " in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Davidowicz, Mrs. Lucy S.

"The Jewish Vote," in "Closeup," Dec. 2, 1963

Davis, Ossie

"Closeup," Oct. 11, 1961

de Acosta, Mercedes

"A Lifetime Among the Stars," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

de Havilland, Olivia

"Closeup," May 19, 1963

Delacorte, Mrs. Valerie

"Peace Worker," in "Closeup," May 6, 1963

Dempsey, Rev. O. D.

"Mayor of Harlem," in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 26, 1960

Denker, Henry

"Closeup," Apr. 16, 1961

Dillman, June

"Harness Racing Driver," in "Closeup," Oct. 5, 1960

DiSalle, Mike

"Closeup," Nov. 6, 1958

Dobrynin, Anatoly F.

"Closeup," Dec. 29, 1961

Dock, Dr. William

"Closeup," Dec. 5, 1961

Donovan, James B.

"Closeup," Feb. 12, 1962

Dooley, Dr. Tom

"Closeup," May 26, 1960

Douglas, Melvyn

`People's Choice," in "Closeup," Apr. 10, 1960

Dowling, Robert W.

"Closeup," Nov. 4, 1958

Doyle, Frank

"The Mayor's Executive Secretary," in "Daily Closeup," June 5, 1959

Dryfoos, Marian Sulzberger

"Born to the Press," in "Closeup," Oct. 3, 1963

Dulles, Allen

May 10, 1960

Dumpson, James R.

"Our New Welfare Commissioner," "Daily Closeup," Jul. 30, 1959

Dunne, Finley Peter

"Finley Dunne and Son," in "Closeup," Nov. 13, 1963

Eichmann, Adolf

"Prisoner at the Bar," in "Closeup," Apr. 9, 1961

Edelman, Maurice

"Novelist and MP," in "Closeup," June 17, 1963

Eisendrath, Maurice N.

"Clergyman of the Year," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Elath, Eliahu

"Closeup," June 8, 1961

Elias, Rosalind

"Closeup," Oct. 24, 1961

Elman, Mischa

"Closeup," Dec. 5, 1958

Epermanis, Dace

"Closeup," Mar. 21, 1962

Evans, Herbert B.

"Closeup," Aug. 31, 1961

Ewing, William Maurice

"Closeup," Mar. 24, 1960 [?]

Fagan, John H.

"Closeup," Jun. 6, 1962

Fahey, James J.

"War Diary Author," in "Closeup," Aug. 12, 1963

Farrell, John H.

"Closeup," May 31, 1960

Faulkner, William

"The Enigma Lives On" in "Closeup," Jul. 8, 1962

Felknor, Bruce L.

"Clean Campaigner," in "Closeup," Oct. 25, 1960

Fernald, John

"Stage Director," in "Closeup,' Sept. 21, 1962

Fielder, John

"The White Man in `A Raisin in the Sun,' " in "Daily Closeup," May 20, 1959

Forman, Carl

"Return to Hollywood," in New York Post Magazine, p.2, Mar. 11, 1962

Franklin, Esther C.

"Adviser to Overseas Wives," "Daily Closeup," Dec. 23, 1959

Freund, Miriam

"Hadassah President," "Daily Closeup," Oct. 6, 1959

Friedan, Betty

"Housewife Puls," in "Closeup," Mar. 14, 1963

Fromm, Erich

"A Psychoanalyst Looks at Peace," in "Closeup," Apr. 22, 1962

Frondizi, Arturo

"President of Argentina," Jan 19. 1958

Frost, Robert

"Robert Frost's 58th Birthday Wish: `Let the U.S. Win at Every Turn," n.d.

Funston, G. Keith

"President, N.Y. Stock Exchange," "Daily Closeup," Apr. 21, 1959

Gabel, Martin

"Daily Closeup," Feb. 20, 1959

Gadsby, Edward N.

"SEC Chairman," "Daily Closeup, Sept. 9, 1959

Garner, Erroll

"Closeup," Oct. 1959

Garroway, Dave

"Man of `Today,' " in "Closeup," n.d.

Gaud, William S., Jr.

"Closeup," Oct. 25, 1961

Gershwin, Ira

"Daily Closeup," Oct. 19, 1959

Gilpatrick, Roswell L.

"Closeup," Jan. 10, 1961

Gish, Lilian,

"Veteran Actress," in "Closeup," Mar. 21, 1961

Gitlin, Irving

"Director of Public Affairs, CBS News" in "Closeup," Jan. 23, 1959

Goldberg, Joseph

"The New Justice," in "Closeup," Aug. 30, 1962

Golden, Harry

"Only in America," in "Daily Closeup," Nov. 22, 1958

In New York Post Daily Magazine

Jan. 30, 1961

Jan. 31, 1961

Feb. 1, 1961

Feb. 2, 1961

Feb. 3, 1961

"Golden Pays for Return of 2 More Negroes," May 20, 1962

Golding, William

"Novelist Jeremiah," in "Closeup," Dec. 17, 1963

Gordon, Albert I.

"Author of `Jews in Suburbia," "Daily Closeup, Nov. 16, 1959

Gordon, Max

"Ace Producer," in "Closeup," Nov. 11, 1963

Gosden, Freeman F.

"Amos," Dec. 2, 1958

Graff, Robert D.

"Closeup," Jun. 14, 1962

Granahan, Kathryn

"Foe of Obscenity," "Daily Closeup," Dec. 8, 1959

Graves, Robert

"British Poet, Author," in "Closeup," Jun. 8, 1960

Greeley, Father A.M.

"Closeup," Mar. 8, 1962

Green, Adolf (with Betty Comden)

"Daily Closeup," Apr. 29, 1959

Green, Martyn

"A Veteran Comic Actor Stars in a Real Life Drama of Courage," in "Closeup," Jan. 3, 1962

Greenberg, Leon A.

"Closeup," Nov. 17, 1961

Griffin, Representative Robert P.

"Co-Author Landrum-Griffin Bill," "Daily Closeup," Aug. 1959

Grimes, Tammy

"Unsinkable Molly Brown," in "Closeup," Nov. 18, 1960

Griswold, Erwin N.

"Harvard Law Dean," in "Closeup," May 8, 1961

Gross, Dr. Calvin Edward

"New Chief of Schools," in "Closeup," Oct. 28, 1962

Gross, Chaim

"Sculptor," in "Closeup," Dec. 12, 1963

Gross, Mason W.

"Rutgers New President," "Daily Closeup," May 6, 1959

Grumet, Jacob

"Investigation Committee Chief," in "Closeup," Dec. 1, 1958

Guggenheimer, Mrs. Randolph

"Closeup," Dec. 28, 1960

Gusweller, Reverend James A.

"Slum Fighter," in "Closeup," Dec. 9, 1958

Guttman, Charles

"A Poor Boy Who Got Rich Remembers a Settlement House," in "Closeup," Nov. 30, 1961

Hacker, Louis M.

"Educator and T.V. Jury Foreman," in "Daily Closeup," July 7, 1959

Hagerty, James C.

"Closeup," Nov. 18, 1962

Hand, Judge Learned

"Daily Closeup," Apr. 10, 1959

Harnick, Sheldon

"Lyricist of `Fiorello,' " in "Daily Closeup," Mar. 17, 1960

Harkey, Ira

"Mississippi Editor," in "Closeup," May 2, 1962

Harris Lou

"Question Man," in "Closeup," Oct. 6, 1963

Hartigan, Stephen

"Daily Closeup," April 8, 1960

Hatfield, Mark

"Governor of Oregon," "Daily Closeup," Nov. 25, 1959

Hawkins, Rev. Edler G.

"Closeup," Jun. 7, 1960

Hayden, Sterling

"A Voyage of Discovery," Book review of Wanderer, Dec. 15, 1963

Hayes, Roland

"At 75, a Famous Negro Tenor Feels His Life's Just Beginning," in "Closeup," May 29, 1962

Hayward, Leland

"Closeup," n.d.

Heller, Joseph

"Closeup," Mar. 15, 1962

Hennings, Senator Tom

"Gang Investigator," in "Closeup," n.d.

Herman, Jerry

"Closeup," Jan. 26, 1962

Hill, Herbert

"NAACP's Labor Aide," in "Daily Closeup," June 14, 1963

Hill, Lister

"Alabama Democrat," "Daily Closeup," Oct. 7, 1959

Hinman, George L.

"New GOP Committeeman," in Daily Closeup," May 7, 1959

Hoffman, Malvina

"Of Fame and a Woman," in "Closeup," May 6, 1962

Holder, Geoffry

"Closeup," Mar. 28, 1962

Holt, Len W.

"CORE"s Field Director" in "Closeup," n.d.

Home, Lord

"Britain's Foreign Secretary," in "Closeup," Dec. 27, 1960

Hornbeck, Lyle W.

"GOP State Campaigner," in "Closeup," Aug. 16, 1960

Horwitz, Julius

"Author of `The Inhabitants,' " in "Closeup," Oct. 14, 1960

Houphouet-Boigny, Felix

"Closeup," May 22, 1962

Houseman, John

"Shakespeare Festival Producer," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Howard, Lisa

"Closeup," Oct. 19, 1960

Hoxha, Enver,

"Closeup," Dec. 14, 1961

Hubbard, Ronald

"When the Tide Caught His Friend, He Forgot His Paralyzed Arm," Aug. 10, 1958

Hughes, Emmet John

"Eisenhower Historian," in "Closeup," Jul. 19, 1963

Hula-Hoops

"Where Will It End," Sep. 21, 1958

Humes, H. L.

"Author of Men Die in "Daily Closeup," Oct. 22, 1959

Huntley, Chet

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Huxley, Aldous

"Writer-Philosopher," in "Closeup," n.d.

Huxley, Sir Julian

"Closeup," Nov. 24, 1959

Hyman, William A.

"Space Law Expert," "Daily Closeup," Oct. 1959

Italiaander, Rolf

Book Review of Men at the Top: New Leaders of Africa. n.d.

Jack, Homer A.

"Director of SANE," in "Closeup," May 19, 1960

Jackson, Hugh R.

"Business Watchdog" in "Closeup," Mar. 9, 1961

Jacobs, Sophia Yarnall

"Urban League President," "Daily Closeup," Jan. 6, 1959

Jamieson, Francis A.

"Rockefeller's Special Assistant," "Daily Closeup," Dec. 8, 1958

Javits, Marion

"Closeup," Apr. 30, 1962

Jensen, Elise

"Birth Control Leader," in "Closeup," May 11, 1961

Johansson, Ingemar

Jun 26, 1959

Johnson, Dr. Joseph E.

"Peacemaker in the Middle East," in "Closeup," Dec. 10, 1961

Jones, Madison S.

"Closeup," n.d.

Joubran, Salim

"Closeup," Feb. 14, 1962

Judd, Walter H. "Republical Keynoter"

"Closeup," June 15, 1960

Kaplan, Louis I., "Investigation Commissioner"

"Closeup," Dec. 15, 1960

Karamanlis, Constantine, "Greek Prime Minister"

"Closeup," Apr. 17, 1971

Kaufman, Judge Irving R.

"Daily Closeup," Jan. 14, 1960

Kavaler, Lucy "Chronicler of the Elite"

"Closeup," Dec. 9, 1960

Keating, Kenneth

"There are Two Sides to Every Question," in "Closeup," Oct. 19, 1958

Kefauver, Estes

"Up for Renomination," in "Closeup," Aug. 4, 1960

Kekkonen, Urho "Finland's President"

"Closeup," Nov. 7, 1961

Kelley, Florence M.

"Closeup," May 1, 1962

Kennedy, Edward M.

"Closeup," Mar. 16, 1962

Kennedy, John F.

"Here's What Happened After You Went to Sleep," Nov. 9, 1960

Kennedy, Robert

Bobby Kennedy Today

Mar. 23, 1964

Mar. 24, 1964

Mar. 25, 1964

Mar. 27, 1964

Mar. 29, 1964

Keppel, Francis

"Education Chief," in "Closeup," Mar. 5, 1963

Ketcham, Hank

"Closeup," May 23, 1962

Kintner, Earl

"Closeup," May 8, 1960

Kissinger, Henry A.

"Presidential Advisor," in "Closeup," June 5, 1961

Klutznick, Philip M.

"President of B'nai B'rith," "Daily Closeup," May 28, 1959

Kotsuji, Abraham

"Japanese Convert to Judiasm," in "Daily Closeup," Mar. 9, 1960

Kozlov, Frol R.

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Kramer, Stanley

"Movie Maker," in "Closeup," Jan. 28, 1960

Krebs, Bernard

"Eyes For the Blind," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Krips, Josef

Symphony Conductor, "When Artists Work Together, the Composer is the Star," in "Closeup," Jul. 18, 1961

Krum, Gladys M.

"Closeup," Feb. 1, 1962

Lal, Chaman

"Buddhist Monk," in "Closeup," Mar. 20, 1963

Lamport, Felicia

"Closeup," Dec. 8, 1963

Landau, Ely

"The Man Behind Channel 13," in "Closeup," n.d.

Landau, Moshe,

"Judge in Eichmann Trial Stresses the Larger Issues," in "Closeup," Dec. 12, 1961

Landrum, Representative Phil M.

"Co-Author, Landrum-Griffin Bill," Aug. 1959

Lang, Theodore H.

"City Job Director Urges Students to Stay in School," in "Closeup," Sep. 14, 1961

Lapidus, Morris

"Americana's Designer," in "Closeup," Sept. 25, 1962

Laporte, Clyde

"Closeup," Oct. 6, 1961

Larkin, Leo A.

"City Corporation Counsel," in "Closeup," May 15, 1961

Larrick, George P.

"FDA Commissioner," Dec. 29, 1960

Lavon, Pinhas

"Israeli Storm Center," Feb. 14, 1961

Lee, Peggy

"Closeup," Mar. 22, 1963

Lefferts, George

"A Tough-Minded Poet Directs Television's Study of the Sexes," in "Closeup," (partial Photocopy) Oct. 3, 1961

Lefkowitz, Louis

"The GOP Camp Cheers a Loser," in New York Post Magazine, p. 7, Nov. 8, n.y.

Lehmann, Herbert

In New York Post Magazine, p. 2, Dec. 8, 1963

Leidesdorf, Samuel D.

"Closeup," Sept. 26, 1961

Lerner, Alan Jay

"Closeup," Apr. 3, 1960

LeRoy, Warner

"Playwright-Producer-What's in a Name? About One-Third of the Bottle," in "Closeup," May 13, 1960

Letter to the Editor

"Clarification," Dec. 11, 1961

Levene, Sam

"Daily Closeup," Oct. 30, 1959

Levenson, Frances

"Foe of Bias in Housing," "Daily Closeup," Jan. 8, 1960

Levitt, Saul

"Anderson Trial Author," in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 29, 1960

Levy, David

"Closeup," May 31, 1962

Libby, Willard F.

"Nobel Prize Chemist--A dedicated Scholar has a Limited Taste for Fame," in "Closeup," Dec. 13, 1960

Lincoln, Abraham

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Lincoln, Murry D. "Co-op Buster"

"Closeup," June 29, 1960

Lindsay, John V.

"Daily Closeup," Oct. 31, 1958

Liswood, Dr. Rebecca

"Marriage Counselor," "Daily Closeup," Sept. 10, 1959

Lloyd, Harold

"Closeup," Apr. 23, 1962

Lodge, Henry Cabot

"Daily Closeup," Sept. 22, 1959

Loeb, James

"Ambassador to Peru," in "Closeup," May 10, 1961

Louchheim, Katie Scofield

"Lady Poet in the State Department, in "Closeup," Jan. 28, 1962

"Women's Director Democratic Party," in "Closeup," Apr. 1, 1960

Lynn, Diana

"Actress," in "Closeup," Mar. 18, 1963

Macmillan, Harold

"British Prime Minister," in "Closeup," Sept 27. 1960

Malamud, Bernard

"Closeup," Sep. 14, 1958

Malfetti, James L.

"Auto Safety Expert," in "Closeup," Apr. 16, 1963

Mann, Abby

"Closeup," Dec. 27, 1961

Manuti, Al

"Presideint Musicians Local 802" in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 12, 1959

Marrow, Alfred J.

"Chairman of COIR," in "Daily Closeup," July 21, 1959

Masters, Dexter

"Director of Consumers Union," Summer, 1959

Mateos, Aldofo Lopez

"President of Mexico," in Daily Closeup," Feb. 19, 1959

Maury, Elsa

"One Woman's Fight for Free Shakespeare," Aug. 27, 1958

May, Elaine and Mike Nichols (see under Nichols)

"Daily Closeup," May 29, 1959

Mboya, Tom

Apr. 19, 1959

McCarthy, James E.

"Youth Project Official," "Daily Closeup," Jan. 11, 1960

McCloskey, Mark

"Daily Closeup," Sep. 23, 1959

McKeon, William H.

"Closeup," Mar. 2, 1962

McMahon, General George F.

"Commander of Volunteers of America," in Daily Closeup," Mar. 22, 1959

McNair, Barbara

"Closeup," Jul. 22, 1963

McVitty, Marion H.

`World Federalist," in "Closeup," June 26, 1961

Medaris, Gen. J. B.

"Retiring Missileman" in "Daily Closeup" Oct. 27, 1959

Meares, George E.

"Closeup," Dec. 15, 1960

Miller, Dr. Sutherland, Jr.

"College Sex Authority," Dec. 13, 1963

Miller, William E.

"New FCC Chief" in "Closeup," Jun. 11, 1961

"The GOP's Tough New Boss," Jun. 11, 1961

Minow, Newton M.

"Closeup," Jan. 11, 1961

Mitchner, James A.

"Refugee From Paradise," in "Closeup," Apr. 2, 1961

Moffo, Anna

"Opera Star," in "Closeup," Mar. 27, 1963

Monaghan, George P.

"State Racing Commissioner," in "Daily Closeup," May 4, 1959

Monserrat, Joseph

"Director, Puerto Rican Migration," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Montero, Frank C.

"A Pioneering Negro Leader Challenges the Bronx Machine," in "Closeup," Apr. 19, 1962

Morgenthau, Robert M.

"New U. S. Attorney," in "Closeup," Apr. 6, 1961

Morhouse, Jud

"Closeup," Nov. 7, 1958

Morris, Newbold

"The Next Parks Commissioner" in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Mosel, Tad,

"Broadway Playwright," in "Closeup," May 1, 1961

Moses, Grandma

Dec. 14, 1961

Mowshowitz, Rabbi Israel

"Closeup," Jun. 8, 1962

Mueller, Frederick H.

"Commerce Secretary Mueller--Grand Rapids Traditional," "Closeup from Washington," Aug. 30, 1959

Mumford, Lewis

"Student of Cities," in "Closeup," May 26, 1961

Murphy, Bob

"Traveling Bob Murphy: He's Dulles' Ace Mr. Fix-It" Aug. 9, 1958

Murrow, Ed

A Post Portrait, Feb. 5, 1961

Mussolini, Benito

Book review by Joe Wershba of Mussolini by Laura Fermi, Oct. 29, 1961

Nadler, Marcus

"Closeup," Apr. 21, 1961

Nakajima, Yuriko

"Exchange Student Symbolizes The New Woman of Japan," in "Closeup," Feb. 5, 1962

Nason, John W.

"Closeup," Nov. 1, 1961

Nasser,

"Sands Point Takes Nassar in Stride," Sept. 25, 1960

Nehru

"India's Prime Minister," in "Closeup," Sept. 26, 1960

"Enigmatic Visitor From India," in "Closeup," Nov. 12, 1961

Nelson, Otto L.

"Chairman, `Little Hoover Commission," in "Daily Closeup," Jun. 16, 1959

Neuberger, Maurine

"The Lady From Oregon," in "Closeup," May 1, 1960

Neuberger, Senator Richard

"Cancer Victim - and fighter," in "Closeup," Apr. 28, 1959

"New Party Led by Ex-ALPers, Seeks 50,000 Votes," Oct. 30, 1958

"Newark Engineer Died of Drowning, Doctor Says," Oct. 6, 1958

Nichols, Mike

"Brilliant Rebel," in "Closeup," Nov. 22, 1963

Nichols, Mike and Elaine May

"Daily Closeup," May 29, 1959

Nitze, Paul H.

"Closeup," Jan. 1, 1961

Nizer, Louis

"Closeup," Nov. 15, 1961

Norstad, General Lauris

"Daily Closeup," Apr. 3, 1959

Nottage, Wally

"Psychotherapist," in "Closeup," Jul. 15, 1963

Ober, Norman

"Closeup," May 17, 1962

O'Brien, Conor Cruise

"Closeup," Sept. 19, 1961

O'Connor, Aida

"Lawyer from Puerto Rico," in "Daily Closeup," May 13, 1959

Ogilvy, David

"Closeup," Jan. 21, 1960

Ohrenstein, Manfred

"West-side Reformer" in "Closeup," June 1, 1960

O'Kelly, Sean Thomas

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

O'Neal, Frederick

"Star of Shakespeare in Harlem," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Oswald, Lee Harvey

"The Full Oswald Court Story," Dec. 2, 1963

Page, Geraldine

"Daily Closeup," Mar. 27, 1959

Pahlavi, Mohammad Reza (Shah of Iran, 1962)

"Closeup," Apr. 15, 1962

Panofsky, Erwin

"Closeup," Sept. 15, 1961

Papanicolaou, Dr. George N.

"Daily Closeup," Jan. 16, 1959

"Patronage: Dark Horse in Every Political Race," n.d.

Peale, Norman Vincent

"Preacher and Author," in "Closeup," Sept. 30, 1960

Pearlman, Moshe

"Closeup," Jul. 3, 1963

Pearson, Drew

"Closeup," Feb. 28, 1964

Penn, Arthur

"The Miracle Worker `Director Calls It a Lesson for Humanity," in "Closeup", May 18, 1962

Perrini, Joseph J. and Seymour Halpern

"The 4th C.D. -- Perrini or Halpern?" n.d.

Peterson, Esther

"Women's Bureau Director," in "Closeup," Apr. 18, 1961

Pfeiffer, William L.

"GOP Liaison Man," in "Closeup," (partial photocopy) n.d.

Pickett, Clarence

"Daily Closeup," Nov. 11, 1958

Pierce, Lawrence W.

"Deputy Police Chief," in "Closeup," n.d.

"Salvager of Youth," in "Closeup," Nov. 20, 1963

Pierson, Robert L.

"The Hostage for Peace," in "Closeup," Jul. 15, 1962

Pilat, Oliver

"Reporter," in "Closeup," Jul. 5, 1963

Plummer, Christopher

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Podhoretz, Norman

"Daily Closeup," Jan. 19, 1960

Porter, Sylvia F.

"Friend of the Consumer," in "Closeup," Jul. 29, 1962

Preminger, Otto

"Anatomy of a Producer," in "Closeup," Jul. 12, 1959

"Preminger, Drama Without Action," Jul. 13, 1959

Price, Margaret

"Democratic Vice Chairman," in "Closeup," n.d.

Primus, Pearl

"Dancer and Anthropologist, "Closeup," Aug. 9, 1960

Prinz, Rabbi Joachim

"Closeup," Jan. 15, 1960

Quadros, Janio

"President of Brazil," in "Closeup," Aug. 10, 1961

Quill, Mike

"Daily Closeup," Dec. 1, 1959

Quintero, Jose

"Director of `Our Town,' " in "Closeup," n.d.

"Quiz Prober Hints of Perjury Action; Ike Calls for Cleanup of

TV Scandals," Nov. 4, 1959

Radziwill, Princess Caroline Lee

"Closeup," Mar. 12, 1962

Randolph, A. Phillip

"Negro Labor Leader," in "Closeup," n.d.

Raushenbush, Mrs. Esther

"Closeup," Jan. 29, 1962

Ray, Manuel

"Castro Foe," in "Closeup," Apr. 26, 1961

Rees, Dr. Thomas D.

"A Young Doctor Sees Medicine As a Vital Link to New Nations," in "Closeup," Jan. 16, 1962

Ricci, Ruggiero

"Violinist," in "Closeup," Jul.10, 1961

Richards, Lloyd

"Daily Closeup," Jan. 20, 1960

Rifkind, Simon H.

"First Choice of the Mayor," in "Closeup," Oct. 1, 1961

Roebling, Mary G.

"Socialite Banker," in "Closeup," Jan. 20, 1959

Robison, Sophia M.

"Sociologist," in "Closeup," May 9, 1960

Robson, Morton S.

"U.S. Prosecutor in the Powell Case" in "Closeup," 1960

Rockefeller, David

"Closeup," Feb. 21, 1960

Rockwell, George L.

"American Nazi--Publicity is his Life and Blood; Now He's a Man to Watch," in "Closeup," June 23, 1960

Rodgers, Richard

"The Sweetest Sounds, the Kindest Words," in "Closeup," June 24, 1962

Romney, George

"Closeup," Jan. 19, 1962

Roosevelt, Eleanor

"Life Was Meant to Be Lived," in "Closeup," Nov. 8, 1962

"Mrs. Roosevelt at 77 - Life is still an Adventure," in Closeup," Oct. 11, 1961

Rosen, Herbert

"Meet the Collector of Stamp Collectors," in "Closeup," Apr. 1, 1962

Rosenberg, Anna M.

"Subway Mediator," Daily Closeup, Dec. 21, 1959

Rosenstock, Joseph

"Music By Starlight," in "Closeup," Jul. 23, 1962

Rossel, Agda

"The UN's Leading Lady: `Sense Will Prevail," "Closeup," Aug. 17, 1958

Rosten, Leo

"Closeup," Apr. 29, 1960

Rowan, Carl T.

"Closeup," Sept. 2, 1962

Rubin, Max J.

"Teachers are System's Crux, Says New Board President," in "Closeup," Dec. 13, 1961

Rudel, Julius

"New York City Opera Director," in "Closeup," Apr. 7, 1959

Rudner, Kerwick, Bosch

"The 5th C.D. - A Three-Way Battle," Oct 17, 1958

Ryan, John W., Jr.,

"State Investigative Committee," in "Closeup," May 15, 1959

Samis, Dr. Sidney M.

"Closeup," Mar. 1, 1961

Sandberg, Carl

"Sandberg at 86," in "Closeup," n.d.

Sarachan, Goodman, A.

"State Investigator" in Closeup," June 7, 1961

Schary, Dore

"Author-Producer," in "Closeup," Oct. 15, 1962

Scheuer, James H.

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Schoeneck, Charles A., jr.

"The Assembly's Majority Leader," in "Daily Closeup," Summer, 1959

Schuebel, Reggie

"Daily Closeup," Nov. 19, 1959

Schulberg, Budd

"The Disenchanted," in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 8, 1959

Scofield, Paul

"An Actor Feels that Ethics Is a Matter of Here and Now," in "Closeup," Dec. 13, 1961

Scopes, John T.

`Monkey Trial Defendant" in "Closeup," Oct. 31, 1960

Scott, George C.

"Closeup," n.d.

Sellers, Peter

"Closeup," Jul. 7, 1960

Senghor, Leopold

"Senegal's Poet-President Sees An All-African Federation," in "Closeup," Oct. 31, 1961

Sevareid, Eric

"Daily Closeup," Feb. 9, 1960

Seymour, Whitney North, Jr.

"Closeup," Sep. 11, 1959

Sharkey, Joseph Thomas

"Brooklyn Democratic Leader" in "Closeup," June 7, 1961

Shea, William Alfred

"Third League's Prime Mover," "Daily Closeup," Aug. 12, 1959

Shea, William S.

"GOP Upset Winner," "Daily Closeup," Nov. 23, 1959

Shirer, William L.

"Author, Broadcaster," in "Closeup," Oct. 20, 1960

Shirley, George

"Rising Met Star is Critical of U.S. Cultural Values," in "Closeup," Nov. 22, 1961

Sholokhov, Mikhail

"Soviet Novelist," Daily Closeup," Sept. 18, 1959

Shriver, Sargent

"Chief Corpsman," in "Closeup," Mar. 19, 1961

Series of articles on the Peace Corps

Mar. 9, 1964

Mar. 10, 1964

Mar. 11, 1964

Mar. 12, 1964

Mar. 13, 1964

Siegel, Seymour N.

"Director of WNYC," in "Daily Closeup," Jul. 8, 1959

Siepmann, Charles A.

"Critic of Broadcasting," in Daily Closeup," n.d.

Simon, Caroline K.

"Nelson Rockefeller's Sceretary of State," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Sinclair, Upton

"Closeup," May 7, 1962

Singer, Isaac Bashevis

"Singer: New Classics," Book Review of The Spinoza of Market Street, Nov. 5, 1961

Singh, J. J.

"Mr. India Goes Home," in "Closeup," Mar. 3, 1959

Slim, Mongi

"Man in the Middle," article Sept. 24, 1961

SLP Rakes 2 Major Parties and Siamese Twins," Oct. 31, 1958

Smith, Dorothy N.

"Bank Executive," in "Closeup," Nov. 1958

Smith, Elizabeth R.

"Closeup," Jan. 4, 1961

Soubry, Emile

"Closeup," Jan. 23, 1962

Spanier, Ginette

"Directrice of Balmain," in "Closeup," Nov. 4, 1960

Spiegel, Samuel A.

"Daily Closeup," Jun. 17, 1959

Spock, Dr. Benjamin McLane

n.d.

Stanton, Frank

"President of CBS" in "Daily Closeup," Nov. 11, 1959

Stark, Abe

"Council President" in "Closeup," June 30, 1961

Steichen, Edward

"Off to Moscow," in "Daily Closeup," Jul. 20, 1959

Steiger, Rod

"Rashomon," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Steinbeck, John

"Nobel Prize Winner," in "Closeup," n.d.

Stereo

"STEREO: The Sound and the Furor," Oct. 5, 1958

Sterling, Jack

"Radio Veteran," in "Closeup," Nov. 17, 1960

Stern, Isaac

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Sternau, Amelia

"Child Adoption Director," "Daily Closeup," Aug. 13, 1959

Stevenson, Adlai

"Adlai Stevenson Comes to Town," Jun. 30, 1960

Stewart, Jimmy

"Closeup," Jul. 24, 1959

Stikker, Dirk U.

"Closeup," June 28, 1961

Stouman, Louis Clyde

"Film Artist," in "Closeup," May 16, 1963

Stratton, Sam

"Closeup," Jan. 14, 1962

Straus, Nathan Jr.

"WMCA Chairman," "Daily Closeup," Sept. 21, 1959

Straus, R. Peter

"Closeup," Apr. 11, 1962

Sturm, Clarence L.

"Daily Closeup," July 3, 1959

Sukhodrev, Victor

"Khrushchev's Interpreter," in "Closeup," Oct. 11, 1960

Suslov, Mikhail

"Last of the Stalinsts" in "Closeup," June 3, 1960

Sutton, Percy E.

"New York NAACP Leader--'90 Years of Going Slow Paves the Way for Speed-Up," in "Closeup," Jul. 5, 1961

Szilard, Leo

"Closeup," Mar. 14, 1962

Tarief

"Druse Spokesman," in "Closeup," Oct. 9, 1963

Taylor, George W.

"Daily Closeup," Oct. 16, 1959

Taylor, Gen. Maxwell D.

"Military Investigator," in "Closeup," May 2, 1961

Tefferteller, Ruth S.

"Closeup," Dec. 20, 1961

Teller, Edward

"Father of the H-Bomb," (partical photocopy) n.d.

Teller, Judd

"Visitor to Russia," in "Closeup," Sept. 17, 1962

Tenny, Charles H.

"Corporation Counsel," in "Closeup," Nov. 24, 1958

"The City's New Housekeeper," in "Closeup," May 7, 1961

Teynham, Lord Christopher

"An Embarassing Case of Double Exposure," Aug. 6, 1958

"A Most Embarassing Case of Double Exposure," Aug., 1958

Theobald, John J.

"Closeup," Nov. 8, 1960

Thomas, Norman

"Daily Closeup," Nov. 18, 1959

"A Majority Report," Nov. 19, 1959

Thondup, Gyalo

"Dalai Lama's Brother," in "Closeup," Nov. 1, 1960

Tishman, Mrs. Robert V.

"Charity Leader--One Way of Staying Young Is by Taking Care of Others," "Closeup," Jan. 16, 1961

Tobin, Austin J.

"Executive Director Port Authority," "Daily Closeup," Aug. 19, 1959

Todd, Jane

New York State Deputy Commissioner of Commerce n.d.

Tree, Marietta

"Closeup," Mar. 2, 1961

Trefousse, Hans L.

"Prize Winning Professor" in "Closeup," Mar. 1, 1961

Tubman, William

"Liberia's President Finds `Old' Africa Has Troubles, Too," Oct. 17, 1961

Tuchman, Barbara

"The Woman Behind `The Guns,' " in "Closeup," Feb. 18, 1862

Tucker, Richard

"Closeup," Jan. 9, 1962

Tynan, Kenneth

"Drama Critic," in "Closeup," Sept 30, 1960

Uris, Leon

"Author of `Exodus,' " in "Closeup," July 2, 1959

Valdes, Beverly

"Closeup," Apr. 5, 1962

Vanden Heuvel, Jean

"T.V. Producer," in "Closeup," Jun. 7, 1963

Vanden Heuvel, William J.

"Rep. Lindsay's Opponent," in "Closeup," n.d.

Van Doren, Mark

"Daily Closeup," Mar. 6, 1959

Vernon, Lilian

"President of PAL" in "Closeup," Feb. 17, 1961

Vidal, Gore

"Author, Playwright," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Wadsworth, James J.

"Our U.N. Ambassador" in "Closeup" Oct. 18, 1960

Wallach, Eli

"The Cold Wind and the Warm," in "Daily Closeup," Jan. 30, 1959

Walsh, Dr. William B.

"Launcher of the S.S. Hope" in "Daily Closeup,", Apr. 1960

Washington, Ruth V.

"Closeup," Oct. 16, 1961

Washington, Therese

"Daily Closeup," Jan. 26, 1959

Weaver, Robert C.

"Daily Closeup," n.d.

Weinberg, Sidney James

"Daily Closeup," Nov. 13, 1958

Weinfeld, Lillian

"Co-Chairman of LENA," "Daily Closeup," Jul. 28, 1959

Weiss, Cora (Mrs. Peter)

"African Students Helper" in Closeup," June 6, 1961

Welch, Joseph N.

"Daily Closeup," July 15, 1959

Wentworth, Kenneth L.

"Closeup," Dec. 19, 1961

Wesker, Arnold

"A Cultural Rebel," "Closeup," Oct. 28, 1963

Whelan, Ralph W.

"Youth Board Head," "Daily Closeup," Sept. 14, 1959

White, Byron Raymond (Whizzer)

"The Return of Whizzer White," in Closeup," Aug. 1, 1960

White, Dr. Harvey E.

"NBC-TV's Centennial Classroom," in "Daily Closeup," Feb. 25, 1959

White, Theodore H.

"Historian of the Present," in "Closeup," Feb. 11, 1962

Whitehill, Mrs. Clarence K. (Jennie)

"Closeup," Oct. 6, 1961

Whitty, Joseph B.

"Brooklyn District Leader," in "Closeup," May 18, 1960

Wiesel, Elie

"Closeup," Oct. 2, 1961

Wilkins, Roy

"Daily Closeup," Feb. 17, 1959

Willen, Joseph

"Fund Raiser," in "Closeup," Mar. 8, 1963

Williams, Edgar Bennett

"Powell's Lawyer," in "Daily Closeup," n.d.

Williams, Oscar

"Poet and Anthologist," in "Closeup," n.d.

Wilson, Earl

Jan. 31, 1961

Wise, William

"Biographer of Einstein," in "Closeup," Aug. 15, 1960

Wofford, Harris L., Jr.

"Closeup," Jun. 13, 1962

Wu, Dr. Chien Shiung

"Prize Winning Nuclear Physicist," in "Closeup," Jan 22, 1959

Young, Whitney M., Jr.

"Closeup," n.d.

Zaretzki, Joseph

"Closeup," Sept. 13, 1961

Zimmerman, Julian H.

"Federal Housing Commissioner," Daily Closeup, Dec. 1959

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Senator Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson. biographical sketch and photographs.

`The House of Willow" script; Nettie Taylor Ross.

60 Minutes:

Title photographs for stories produced by Joseph Wershba.

Oral Roberts transcripts and correspondence.

James Ray Sapp, biographical sketch, 1980.

Barbara Piotrowski story, notes and letters, 1987.

Point of Order: a Documentary of the Army-McCarthy Hearings. transcript.

60 Minutes:

Loeb family materials.

"Who is William Loeb?": script draft and notes, 15 January 1975.

"Jimmy Hoffa." draft script, interview transcripts, and notes.

Gun Control story:

Background material, National Rifle Association publications, notes.

Background material, notes, story outline, interview transcripts. 25 September 1977.

National Rifle Association interview transcripts.

Expenses; letters and memos, 1973-1978.

National Rifle Association/ Senator Stevenson story, notes and interview transcripts.

"Birth Defects: to live of let die?", notes and interview transcripts, 2 March 1975.

"Simian aides for the disabled", story update.

Paul Hogan, story update material, 23 May 1987.

War Crimes: Nuremberg and Viet Nam.

Carl Sandburg; Ruth Carter Stapleton; miscellaneous printed material.

Ruth Carter Stapleton, biographical notes and photograph.

60 Minutes:

Atomic Veterans story.

Atomic Veterans story follow-up, 1980-1981.

"The Devil and Mr. Harrington", interview transcripts, notes and letters.

Hellion: simian aides for the handicapped"-- background material, notes, story outline, and scripts.

Yosuf Karsh story, background material, notes, interview transcripts, script drafts.

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John Henry Faulk story, background material, interview transcripts, notes, and photographs.

Clarence "Kelly" Johnson story, background material, notes, interview transcripts, photographs.

"The Alton Memo", background material, notes, transcripts.

CBS Reports. "Trujillo: Portrait of a Dictator", transcript, 17 March 1960.

Script, 16 January 1960.

Election report script, 5 November 1947.

Wershba, Joseph. "I hold here in my hand..." Antioch Review. 1955.

Recording requests, 1956.

Wershba, Joseph. book reviews, undated.

Receipts.

Murrow, Edward R., ed. See It Now. 1955.

Edward R. Murrow.

Bilsky, Ted. Murrow.

Transcripts: Person to Person with Edward R. Murrow. An Hour with Ed Murrow. See It Now. 16 April 1954; 30 April 1965; 30 December 1957.

See it Now. schedule; Ryan, Milo. History in Sound. 1963.

Unidentified Flying Objects, background material, notes, and scripts, 2 May 1966.

Up to the Minute. "Police burnout", partial script, 1981.

Murrow-McCarthy article draft.

Wershba, Joseph. "Murrow vs. McCarthy: See It Now" New York Times Magazine., 4 March 1979.

See it Now. Edward R. Murrow's Freedom House award acceptance speech, 6 April 1954; 28 June 1954.

CBS News "A Conversation with Eric Sevareid", transcript, Murrow. promotional material. 1977;

Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, printed material, Murrow-McCarthy interview transcript. 1954-1957;

1986 Congressional Election chart; Sweet, William. "Science Wars over Star Wars," Harris, David A. "Andre Sakharov; a Righteous Gentile." 1986;

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John F. Kennedy album, correspondence, notes, interview transcripts and scripts, 1963.

CBS Reports. "The business of heroin" Biography of a bookie joint" 22 January 1964; "30 November 1961.

Look Up and Live. "Martin Buber: an encounter with the world." 10 July 1966.

CBS Reports:

"The State of the Unions." 15 November 1966.

"Ku Klux Klan." 21 September 1965.

"Hunger in America." 21 May 1968.

"Cigarettes, a collision of interests" 15 April 1964.

"McNamara and the Pentagon" 25 September 1963.

Abe Fortas, story outline, notes, and background material.

CBS memos.

Cardinal Richard Cushing story, press releases and notes, 1968.

Harvest.

CBS News, letters and memos, 1968 to 1970.

H. L. Hunt, notes.

H. L. Hunt; Carl Sandburg; miscellaneous correspondence printed material. 1973-1974;

Social Security editorial, Eleanor Miller. 15 May 1974;

"The Anatomy of a Trial", program costs, 1967.

Photographs for Adela Rogers St. John.

Friendly, Fred. Remarks for delivery at the National Press Club, 1 June 1972.

Friendly, Fred. "Tribute to Ed Murrow" CBS News 1974;

Special Report, transcripts, 60 Minutes. transcript, 1974; 5 January 1975.

"American History / American Television: Interpreting the Video Past."; State of CBS, 1985.

Virginia Dean Thompson murder trial, transcripts of CBS

News broadcast.

Virginia Dean Thompson murder trial coverage, 1967.

American History record album scripts.

Hear it Now. scripts and album correspondence, 1956 - 1957.

"The Korea Story", outline; "The Atomic Age, script."

Notebooks, undated.

Notebooks, 1975.

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Paul Sann obituaries, 6 September 1986.

Hubert Shuptine, catalog of paintings.

Alger Hiss, printed material, notes, and interview transcripts.

CBS Reports. "Gideon's Trumpet: the poor man and the law":

Gideon vs. Wainwright decision, letters.

Interview transcripts and draft layouts

Letters, 1964.

Photographs of the original 14th amendment to the Constitution.

Clarence Earl Gideon vs. H. G. Cochran, legal documents, 1961.

Script drafts, 1964.

Interview transcripts.

Viewer response letters, 1964 to 1965.

Photographs.

Miscellaneous printed material.

Goldberg, Arthur J. "Equality and Governmental Action" James Madison lecture, New York University, 1964.

In the Supreme Court of the United States, Clarence Earl Gideon vs. H. G. Cochran, In the Supreme Court of the United States, Carl Westover vs. the United States of America, October 1962; October 1967.

"The Burial of Betts v. Brady" The Record. May 1963.

60 Minutes. Larry Flynt / pornography story, interview transcripts, background material and notes.

Hustler Magazine. 1978.

Friendly, Fred R. "Edward R. Murrow's Legacy and Today's Media" See It Now. 1971; 9 March 1954.

Randi Wershba.

CBS News, expenses, 1967-1968.

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Hear it Now:

Transcripts of work reels #1-20.

script drafts and notes, 1957.

Listen to Look. first draft script and tape transcripts, 1959.

America's Town Meeting of the Air., contract for use, material condition report, and program outline, program list and notes, 1957.

Hear it Now., script draft and notes.

60 Minutes:

Larry Flynt story.

Red Smith story.

Australia stories.

Story descriptions, 1984.

Golda Meir, background material, program outlines and notes. 2 October 1977.

UFO story, background material and notes.

Notes on Privacy Seminar, 24 May 1964.

"Small cars", interview with Leonard Woodcock.

Carl Sandburg.

Wershba photographs.

60 Minutes:

Miriam Rudder story:

Transcript, 1 March 1981.

Background material and photographs, 1981.

Correspondence, 1977-1981.

Korn, Bertram Wallace. American Jewry and the Civil War, 1951.

Wershba, Joseph. "Lincoln and the Jews" (draft) 1981.

Wershba, Joseph. "Lincoln and the Jews" Forward. 8 February 1981.

60 Minutes:

"Time Bomb," correspondence, 1980-1981.

Clare Luce.

Jeep story, correspondence, 1980-1981.

Gordon Liddy story, background material, transcripts, notes. 1975.

Korczak Ziolkowski, printed material and photographs.

Dr. Zelda Clapper, printed material and notes.

Laurie Clapper, obituaries.

"Hellion" story, printed material and notes.

Gun control story, follow-up.

Margaret Halsey.

Alger Hiss, printed material.

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Paul Robeson, funeral notice and obituaries, 27 January 1976.

60 Minutes:

Ruth Carter Stapleton story, outline, notes, interview transcripts, scripts and background material. 10 May 1976.

Karen Silkwood story, background material, notes, and interview transcripts.

Larry Flynt/ pornography story, background material and notes; Hustler press kit.

Teapot Dome story, opening and closing text, background material.

story possibilities, background material and notes 1970-1973.

Madeleine Murray O'Hair story, interview transcripts, September 1977.

Jimmy Hoffa story, transcript of interview with Chuck Medlin.

Tonkin Gulf story:

Scripts, outlines, notes and letters.

First layout.

Patrick Park interview transcripts and notes.

Maddox yearbook and notes. 1964

Background material and notes.

Questions for Captain Herrick; background material.

Huntley narration; Associated Press 1967 Report; background.

McNamara, Rusk, Fulbright - Morse interview transcripts.

Interviews, 1970.

Notes.

Chronology.

Miscellaneous.

Senator Fulbright interview transcript.

Senator Morse interview; David Mallow interview.

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CBS Reports. "Law", interview transcripts, 1964.

Jim Garrison, background material, interview transcripts and notes.

60 Minutes. "The end of German Measles", script drafts, notes, and letters, Miscellaneous story material. 1969;

Bob Harrington, inspirational literature and audio tapes.

60 Minutes. Collin Davis trial, background material, notes, and photographs, 1979.

"Tipperary and all that Jazz" press release, Historical music album list. 1965;

John F. Kennedy legacy album, draft script, 1964.

Psychoneural stimulation, background material and notes.

60 Minutes:

Anne Lindberg:

Background material, interview questions, writings.

Lindberg family photographs.

Background material, interview transcripts, layouts, notes, and script drafts, 1980.

Interview transcripts, 1980.

Script drafts, layouts and notes.

H. L. Hunt update, background material, notes, original story transcript, and updated script, 1986.

Notebook, 1963.

Payment records, 1966.

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60 Minutes. Miriam Rudder story, background material, notes and interview transcripts..

Alger Hiss, notes.

60 Minutes. story ideas.

Vietnam: a people castigated. typed manuscript.

Lange, notes, 1985.

60 Minutes. possible stories, printed material and notes.

60 Minutes. I.M. Pei story, background material, notes, and interview questions.

Schoenfield, Bernard C. "Aiken, Agee and Sandburg: A Memoir." Virginia Quarterly Review. Spring, 1983.

60 Minutes. "Mohammed finds a Mom", background material, notes and photographs.

60 Minutes. "Step-by-step", background material, notes, and interview transcripts, 1985.

Point of Order: a Documentary of the Army-McCarthy Hearings. 1964.

60 Minutes "Mohammed finds a Mom", final script, 1980.

Wershba, Joseph. "Song of Songs"

Jeffrey R. MacDonald case, press release and correspondence, 1992.

60 Minutes. David Lange story, notes, bills, and public response. 1985.

60 Minutes., miscellaneous story material.

CBS News "Middle East Perspective: Can Peace Breakout?" background material, script drafts, and notes, 1967.

Meridian, Mississippi, background material and notes, 1971.

Virgin Islands, printed material.

CBS Reports "The Policeman's Lot", layouts, background material and notes. 1965.

60 Minutes:

"Bill of Rights", background material, notes, layouts and interview transcripts viewer response, and CBS News poll, 1970.

CBS Reports. "The Education of George Waruhiu", press releases, photographs, notes, transcripts, and correspondence. 1964.

Birth Control pills, background material, layout drafts, script drafts, and interview transcripts.

Small Claims Court, background material and notes.

Trial Lawyers, background material and notes, 1967.

Oklahoma, background material, 1968.

Miscellaneous story material.

60 Minutes. "The President's Priest", background material, interview transcripts, layouts and notes, 1974.

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60 Minutes. Gun Control story, background material, notes, story outline, and script. 1976.

Louis Nizer, background material.

Pendleton Brig, background material.

Mideast war, background material. 1967,

Israel special, interview transcripts, 1967.

Detention Camps, printed material and notes.

CBS New "Bombing Controversy", background material, notes, and story layouts, 1967.

"Inside North Vietnam", film transcript, 1966.

60 Minutes:

Clyde Shearer/ Standard Oil story, notes, background material and script draft, story outline, expense records, and interview transcripts, 1974.

The Berrigan case, background material,

notes, and script drafts. 1972.

Jimmy Hoffa story materials, 1970.

"Chinese Americans":

background material, notes and business cards.

notebooks.

scripts, background material and notes.

UFOs, printed material.

Miriam Rudder story, notes, viewer response, background material. interview transcripts, photographs and notes.

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Barbara Piotrowski story, background material, interview transcripts, "Houston" photographs and notes.

Carl Icahn, printed material.

"Bank Heist", script drafts, interview transcripts, background material and notes, 1987.

Rose Hobart, printed material.

Miscellaneous story material, 1987.

"Killer Bars", background material and notes, 1987.

Australia.

"Fair Play for American Athletes; notes.

"Nauru", background material and notes, 1985.

Bluesheets, 1987.

"To Live or Let Die?", introduction, background material, and view response.

The Marx brothers, photographs.

Spiro Agnew, printed material.

Miscellaneous story material.

Miscellaneous story material, 1978.

Jesse Zousmer, printed material.

Crazy Horse Mountain memorial, printed material and correspondence, 1977-1978.

60 Minutes:

Wiretapping story, background material, notes, script drafts and interview transcripts.

Harlem story, background materials and scripts, 1975.

Hawaii story, scripts, 12 January 1975.

UFO show, interview transcripts and printed material, 1966.

CBS Reports:

"The State of the Unions":

Film and photo requests and notes. 1966.

Memorial Day Riots of 30 May 1937, background material.

Program outline, layout, shooting schedule, film list and printed material, 1966.

Contact sheets, outlines, notes, photo and film requests, and layout drafts, 1966.

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New York Times. front page and page 10, 23 June 1958

60 Minutes. "What really happened in the Tonkin Gulf?" photographs.

Teapot Dome, photographs, 1923.

CBS News. "Gideon's Trumpet: the poor man and the law" court photographs, 1932.

Photographs, unidentified, undated.

CBS Reports. "The state of the unions." photographs of child workers.

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Wershba, Joseph. "Abraham Lincoln and the Jews." Forward. 8 February 1981; New York newspaper, 5 November 1958.

Book reviews.

Printed material, August 1991.

Printed material
(2 folders).

Detention camps story, printed material.

Meridian, Mississippi, printed material, 1967.

Daily News of the Virgin Islands. "Golden Jubilee issue." 3 April 1967.

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"Jim Garrison and the plot to kill Kennedy," New Orleans newspapers, 1967.

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CBS Reports. "Gideon's Trumpet: the poor man and the law." advertisement, 1964; Panama City Herald. front page, 12 August 1964.

Richard M. Nixon, printed material, 1973-1974.

Time. "Faces in the News" Ebony. Life. 1976; January 1978; March 1985.

Columbine. vol. 2 #7, Nutrition Scoreboard, The Washington Post. William A. Smith--artwork. April/May 1974; 1989; 14 July 1981;

"The Strange Case of Pushkin and Nabokov" book review, 100 American Women of Accomplishment" Harper's Bazaar. 1965; "1967.

New York Times. front page, 22 May 1927.

"Untitled" by Deborah Halsey Stern, 1976.

New York Post. 19 October 1951.

New York American. editorial page, 1 March 1918.

New York American. front page and page six, 18 February 1935.

L.A. Free Press. Kennedy assassination special.

Photograph, undated and unlabeled.

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Assorted newspaper articles

60 Minutes. story photographs and viewer response.

CBS News bags.

Fifth Avenue Coachlines Advertisement, New York Times. 31 October 1967.

New York Times, front page and page ten, 23 June 1968.

New York American. editorial pages: 22 November 1933, 18 February 1934, 11 March 1918, 3 June 1918.

The Sunday Mirror. New York Times. 25 April 1954; 8 November 1932.

New York Times: 21 January 1961, 13 April 1981, 13 March 1934.

"Elections from Jackson to Truman." The Philadelphia Inquirer. 1952.

New York American. editorial page, 8 February 1924.

Coverage of 1952 elections.

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60 Minutes. viewer response cards

Hendrixson political cartoon, 1957

"Fred W. Friendly: Towering Figure in the Evolution of Televions News," Silurian News, May 1998

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60 Minutes Poster.; Salt Creek Oil field photograph; Chicago Daily Tribune. front page and page 10, 12 September 1941.

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Shirley Wershba Papers:

Story notes and outlines:

Diet Research.

Joan Fontaine.

Henry Ford II.

Jean Harris.

Marilyn Horne.

Hostages in Lebanon.

King Juan Carlos of Spain.

Clare Boothe Luce.

Rupert Murdoch.

Rudolph Nureyev.

Test tube and other hi-tech reproduction.

Outlet towns.

Obesity research.

Admiral Rickover.

Resources and people.

Roman A. Clef.

Pete Rose.

B. F. Skinner.

Harry S. Truman.

Lifestyles.

Health and Beauty.

Subliminal/Mind reading.

Teachers.

Terrorism, general.

Kurt Vonnegut.

Hostage information.

Juvenile justice and the death penalty.

Minnesota Abortion law.

Philippines.

Forms.

Pictures.

Receipt envelope.

General information: CBS memos and directories, 1982-1985.

Interview list.

Proposals for series; Randi Wershba, resume.

CBS Morning News. bluesheets.

CBS Radio program on Franklin Delano Roosevelt, script and notes; Contract with CBS, 1971.

CBS Radio "Dimensions of a Woman's World", scripts, 1960's.

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CBS Radio "Dimensions of a Woman's World", scripts, 1960's.

CBS Radio "Dimensions of a Woman's World", recording schedules and program outlines.

CBS Radio News memoranda and scripts

Interview of Andrea Hart, transcripts.

Astronauts, printed material, 1959.

People, Numbers and Things (CBS News pick-up list, booking sheets and expense records) 1984-1985.

Retirement, information and notes.

Retirement planning.

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File for computer-entry recipes.

Layouts for Manhattan Digest. 1957.

Delmar Digest. 1960.

Scripts, 1972 to 1974.

Heart Health, scripts, 1975.

Story outlines and notes:

Childhood diseases, background material and notes

Brooke Astor; Teller/Bethe; Carter; Convertibles; Diamonds.

Flat tax rate.

Adult illiteracy.

Frieda Kaplan, 1982.

Saul Bellow.

Bilingualism.

Judge William P. Clark.

Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy.

Miscellaneous biographies.

Mary Decker; Empress Farah Diba.

Albert Einstein.

CBS Morning News. Herald Price Fahringer, background material and notes, 1983.

Fitness, story notes

60 Minutes. "The Wellness Community"-- story materials.

Carly Simon, background material.

Hypertension, background material.

Framingham, Massachusetts, 1974.

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60 Minutes. "Creation Science" story, 1986

Background material and notes.

Interview transcripts.

Hedtke, Randall. The Secret of the Sixth Edition. 1983.

Juan Doe, background material, 1987.

60 Minutes. "Wild Women", background material, 1987.

MacNeil/Lehrer Report program files:

"Over thirty back to school."

"Electronic Freshmen."

Education.

Education for the Handicapped.

Home study.

Education, basic.

Computer technology.

Estrogen, 10 January 1979.

Family, 23 June 1981.

Genetics.

D.N.A.

Gun control, 9 December 1980.

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Abortion.

Teenage pregnancy and abortion, 1979.

Acupuncture.

Agent Orange, 1980.

Age and Aging.

Aging and education.

National council on Aging.

Aging and Retirement Village.

Teenage Alcoholism, 1981.

Baby Boom, 1981.

Behavior modification.

Birth control, 1980.

Birth rate, 1981.

Book business, 2 May 1980.

School Busing, 18 November 1980.

St. Louis plan, 25 June 1981.

Cancer, 1980.

Cholesterol, 1980.

Collectibles, 27 September 1979.

Competency.

Cosmetic surgery, 1980.

Crime story, 1981.

Death/Dying, 1981.

D.E.S., 1979.

Drugs, 1981.

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CBS Morning News program files:

No Pass/ No Play, 23 October 1985.

R.D.A. nutrition guidelines, 24 September 1985.

"Rock Porn", 18 September 1985.

Reaction to Ronald Reagan speech, 25 November 1985.

Ship hijacking, 8 October 1985.

Spy swap, 12 February 1986.

Peter Malken, 29 April 1986.

Space Shuttle explosion, 29 January 1986.

Pre-summit meeting, 6 November 1985.

Sissy Spacek, April 1986.

Spies, 30 September 1985.

Summit reaction, 22 November 1985.

Elizabeth Taylor, 6 May 1986.

Terrorism 1985, 30 December 1985.

T.V. $ hucksters, 16 June 1986.

The Vanishing family, 24 January 1986.

Lillian Vernon, 31 October 1985.

Steve Wozniak, 29 October 1985.

Armand Hammer.

CBS Morning News information.

War Correspondent's Roundtable.

Story outlines, background material and notes:

Orson Wells.

Obesity.

Sandra Day O'Conner.

Oleg Cassini.

Fashion Designers, notes.

"Castle for Sale" People June 14, 1982.

Education.

Engineers.

Government waste.

Gorillas.

Mergers.

Packaging.

Margaret Chase Smith.

Xanadu.

Vacations.

New ideas.

60 Minutes:

Story proposals, 1986-1987.

Bluesheets, 1984-1987.

Sgt. Clayton Lonetree, background material and notes, 1987.

"Smile, Darn You" transcript and letters, 1987.

Cheryl Pierson murder case, background material and notes.

Bernard Bressler, background material and notes, 1986.

Story outlines, background material and notes:

Buccaneer surgeon.

Hanford, Washington.

Bobby Joe Leaster, 1986.

Germ warfare.

Space.

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Creation/Evolution debate.

Beef.

Miscellaneous story ideas and notes.

60 Minutes. Arab-Israelis, notes, 1987.

Medigap insurance, background material.

The Sheen family, background material.

60 Minutes. "Prescription for disaster," background material, 1986.

CBS Morning News interview transcripts.

Flat tax rate, background material and notes.

CBS Morning News program files:

Shirley MacLaine, 3 October 1985.

Alan Joy Lerner, 1986.

Jack Lemmon, 13 May 1986.

Martin Luther King holiday, 1986.

Dudley Moore, 2 December 1985.

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Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing law, 1980.

Achille Lauro hijacking, 1985

Infant and baby mortality, 1986.

Joseph P. Kennedy II, 1986.

Diahann Carroll, 1986.

Desk Calendar, undated.

The MacNeil/Lehrer Report. transcripts, 1977-1981.

The MacNeil/Lehrer Report program files:

Women in the military, 1981.

Textbook Turmoil, 1980.

Communications technology, 30 August 1979.

Test-tube babies, 26 July 1978.

Teacher Burnout, 13 June 1980.

Tuition Tax Credits, 4 June 1981.

Toxic Shock syndrome, 30 January 1981.

Wayne Williams murder trial, background material, story layout and notes.

Meetings, memos and story ideas.

Shirley Wershba, resume.

Miscellaneous story material.

Talking chimps story, notes and outline.

Dracula, notes and story introduction.

Alcoholism story introduction, 22 June 1972.

Emergency medical services story background material, notes, outline and script.

Emmy Awards program 1993 to 1994.

"Feeling good", background material, script, and outline.

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Jastrow, Robert. The Enchanted Loom, 1983.

CBS Morning News program files:

Adoption Series, 1986:

Basic background material.

Adoption part I.

Adoption part II: agency vs. independent adoptions.

Adoption part III: pitfalls.

Adoption part VI: open vs. closed adoptions.

Adoption part V: birth mothers.

Afghanistan, 1985.

Giovanni Agnelli, 16 October 1985.

Ryan White, 17 February 1986.

Air Safety, 1986.

Robert O. Anderson, chairman of ARCO, 1985.

Jean Auel.

George Burns, 1985.

Cancer breakthrough, 1985.

C.I.A. campus connections, 1986.

Bill Cosby, 1986.

Tom Cruise.

John DeLorean.

E. L. Doctorow, 1986.

Drug searches, 1985.

Ken Follett.

Benny Goodman tribute, 1986.

J. Peter Grace, 1986.

Farm series, 1986:

Basic background material.

Dan Rather on the Plight of the Farmers.

CBS pole results.

The economic realities of the farm.

Black farmers.

Charles Collingwood obituaries, 1985.

60 Minutes:

Tax Donors, interview transcripts.

Sugar Cane workers, background material, notes, script drafts and interview transcripts, 1978.

Wiretapping, interview transcripts.

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October 1972, April 1976

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May 1976, May 1978

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June 1978, September 1980

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September 1980, December 1982

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January 1983, April 1985

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May 1985, 1992

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Film:

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Color comp print, H. L. Hunt answer print.

60 Minutes. Tonkin Gulf show, 16 March 1971.

CBS Reports: the education of George Waruhui.

vol. 5, show 20, reel #2. 24 June 1964.

CBS Reports: the education of George Waruhui. vol. 5 show 20, reel #1. 24 June 1964.

Head feature story.

CBS Morning News.

"Hogan" location shooting, New York, New York. work print A milar spliced cell side only.

5370 (Info. Prods.) (Her Block. #1) (comp. B&W print) (Show #1).

Experimental mass, Cardinal Cushing.

Shirley Wershba.

"News with a Woman's touch" Marlene Jaders, 1968.

Overseas Press Club, women's forum, 13 December 1962.

Cushing, singing nuns.

Gideon, pool room.

"Funny Girl" opens, 26 March 1964.

Barbara Streisand at the Rainbow Room, 27 March 1964.

"Funny Girl" 7 am. 27 March 1964.
18 ft.

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CBS Reports: the education of George Waruhui. vol. 5 show 20 reel #1, 24 June 1964.

Edward R. Murrow, part 1.

Edward R. Murrow, part 2.

"See it Now," Edward Murrow, "McCarthy," 9 March 1954.

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Oversize: New York Post columns, 1959-1962

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Artifact Collection:

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Nixon campaign buttons; name tag.

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