WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts

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Location of collection:: Washington and Lee University, Leyburn Library

Special Collections and Archives

James G. Leyburn Library

Washington and Lee University

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Lexington, VA 24450

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Preferred citation:: [Identification of item], WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts (RG 50), Special Collections and Archives, James G. Leyburn Library, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA

Summary

Extent:: 10 Linear Feet Official recordings from the radio station on reel-to-reel tapes and CDs. and 528 Reels
Creator:: WLUR (Radio Station : Lexington, Va.)
Language:: English
Preferred citation:: [Identification of item], WLUR Recordings and Broadcasts (RG 50), Special Collections and Archives, James G. Leyburn Library, Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA

Background

Scope and content:

Records of the Washington and Lee University radio station, WLUR 91.5, from its creation in 1967-68 to present. This record group is composed primarily of recordings from the radio station. Included among the tapes are earlier recordings from the Washington and Lee Journalism Dept. predating the founding of the radio station. The station was originally created as an arm of the Journalism Dept. It is now a branch of the Communications and Public Affairs Office.

Please contact Special Collections and Archives staff for an inventory list of the recordings.

Bell Telephone Hour: a tribute to Yehudi Menuhin, "Carnival of the Menuhins."

Documentary on presidential campaign with good voice excerpts of Eisenhower and Adlai Stevenson.

The Nighthawks Tape 1 Cockpit 5/15/79

April 30, 1956 Sen. Alben W. Barkley's Final Speech

This was a "Radio W&L" documentary in the fall of 1965 on the state campaign for governor and legislature. Voices of Tom White, A. Linwood Holton, Mills E. Godwin, Jr., Mr. Charles Davidson, and Dr. Charles Phillips.

Dr. Ollinger Crenshaw recounts U.S. Presidential elections from 1916 to 1964. These comments were used to fill on election night in 1966.

Comments by Colonel B. McCluer Gilliam on Virginia, Rockbridge County, and Lexington politics for election night 1966. These were used as filler.

When Buz Dawbarn was running for the state senate, he was interviewed by Charles Winston at the College Town Shop in Lexington on October 20, 1967.

A news conference of Governor Rockefeller on April 30, 1968 at which he announced his candidacy for the presidency.

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater (R) accepts presidential nomination of Washington's exclusive Alfalfa Club.

Part 1: WLUR Election Night 1968

Part 2: WLUR Election Night 1968

Part 3: WLUR Election Night 1968

Part 4: WLUR Election Night 1968

Interviews & actualities, WLUR Election Night 1972.

Part 1; speech by Linwood Holton at Lexington High School on October 9, 1965.

Part 2; speech by Linwood Holton at Lexington High School on October 9, 1965.

Stories by D.R. "Billy" Matthews, 8th District Congressman, Florida: An opening story-7 1/2, 10 original stories-7 1/2, final stories-3 3/4

Speech by Sen. Barry Goldwater before the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists on May 10, 1963

Speech by Brooks Hays, former Arizona congressman, before the Pennsylvania Political Science & Public Administrators Association. Also, miscellaneous stories told by Mr. Hays.

Inaugural Address: Va. Gov. Linwood Holton.

First "State of the Commonwealth Address" by Va. Gov. Linwood Holton

President Truman's keynote address at the 1960 MC.

Part 1: excerpts of the 1964 MC. (Some tapes are missing, so all parts are not consecutive.)

Part 2: excerpts of the 1964 MC. Contains comments by Richard Poff, 6th District Congressman from Roanoke.

Part 3: excerpts of the 1964 MC. Contains comments by Congressman Poff & Minnesota Congressman Walter Judd.

Part 4: excerpts of the 1964 MC. Contains keynote address by Congressman Judd.

Part 5: excerpts from the 1964 MC

Part 6: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 7: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 8: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 9: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 10: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 11: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 12: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 13: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Part 14: excerpts from the 1964 MC.

Richard Nixon was nominated May 4, 1968 for president. Steve Saunders, MC Chairman called Nixon in Louisville. This is Nixon's acceptance message.

This tape contains all the promos for the 1968 MC, used by WLUR.

A composite of unrelated tapes about the '68 MC. Contains: 1. WFTV (Orlando) editorial against Gov. Kirk; 2. Bill Wilkerson's interview with MC Chairman Steve Saunders on Oct. 5, 1967; 3. Larry Honig's interview with Gov. Kirk in Nov. 1967; 4. comments by Red Patton to Don Husat in Nov. 1967; 5. Don Husat in Nov. 1967; 5. Don Husat's interview with Steve Saunders on March 22, 1968.

Part 1: excerpts of the 1968 MC. Contains Andrew Lupton's interview with Gov. Kirk; speeches by Tenn. Congressman Bill Brock, Gov. Linwood HOlton; Gov. Kirk's keynote address. Also, the "bomb hoax".

Part 2: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Contains speech by Okla. Gov. Henry Bellman & Don Husat's interview with Bellman.

Part 3: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Contains debate on the platform. States report when they will nominate a candidate.

Part 4: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Contains nominating speeches.

Part 5: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Contains more nominating speeches. Also, the memorial service for Tommy Mac Baremore.

Part 6: excerpts from the 1968 MC. More nominating speeches & seconding speeches for Richard M. Nixon.

Part 7: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Includes nomination of Spiro Agnew, first ballot roll-call for N.Y.

Part 8: excerpts from the 1968 MC.

Part 9: excerpts from the 1968 MC.

Part 10: excerpts from the 1968 MC. Sen. Charles Percy of Illinois is nominated for VP. Nixon telephonically accepts his nomination as pres. Convention windup.

Alben Barkley's Final Speech, 1956 Mock Convention, 4-30-56

KDKA: documentary "President Kennedy: Obituary", ABC News: coverage of the assasination in Dallas & comments on John F. Kennedy's presidency & life at the White House.

Speech by Albertus S. Harrison at the Virginia Associated Press Broadcaster's meeting on October 9, 1961. (He became governor of Virginia a few months later.)

Compilation of remarks by assorted U.S. Senators, U.S. Congressmen & important federal officials. Includes: Pierre Salinger, Eugene McCarthy, George Romney, Sam J. Ervin Jr., Tom Clark, Nelson Rockefeller, Harry F. Byrd Sr., Willard Wirtz, Robert F. Kennedy & Arnold Olsen. (Tait Trussell Collection)

Compilation of remarks by U.S. Senators Everett M. Dirksen, Robert S. Kerr, Thurston B. Morton & Kenneth Keating. Dirksen talks about: funny stories, treaties & ladies hats, his status as a presidential candidate on 13 March 1963, & "china & vitals". (Tait Trussell Collection)

Speech by U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater at W&L on 1 March 1961.

News Conference with U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater at W&L on 1 March 1961

Pres. Eisenhower's speech announcing the landing of U.S. troops in Lebanon.

Pres. Eisenhower's speech at Mary Baldwin College on October 27, 1960.

Pres. Kennedy's Test-Ban Treaty speech in July, 1963

Compilation of Pres. Kennedy's speeches/comments at various functions.

Pres. Kennedy's speech in Boston, Mass. on October 19, 1963. Also, his Berlin Crisis Speech of 1961.

Pres. Kennedy: Oath of office; inaugural address; Peace Corps message; Alliance for Progress speech.

Pres. Kennedy's Cuban Missile Crisis Speech on October 22, 1962.

Pres. Kennedy: interview & speech at Roanoke Airport on November 4, 1960.

Pres Johnson: discussion of the world situation, especially the Arab-Israeli conflict, on June 19, 1967 in Washington, D.C.

Pres. Johnson: message to Congress on March 15, 1965 (2 tapes)

Pres. Johnson: Inaugural on January 20, 1965

Pres. Johnson: speech at Women's National Press Club on January, 1963.

Pres. Johnson: speech before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce- Spring 1964

Pres. Johnson: address to Congress on November 27, 1963.

Pres. Nixon: "National Welfare Report" on August 8, 1969

Part 1: speech delivered March 13, 1965 in Lee Chapel by Thomas G. Wicker chief of Washington Bureau, New York Times. (Part 2: lost)

Part 1: seminar conducted by Dr. James W. Silver, past president of the Southern Historical Society, on March 12, 1965.

Part 2: seminar conducted by Dr. James W. Silver on March 12, 1965

Part 1: Speech delivered by Dr. James W. Silver on March 12, 1965

Part 2: speech delivered by Dr. James W. Silver on March 12, 1965

Part 1: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Miller, special assistant at the U.S. State Department, on March 14, 1966

Part 2: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Miller on March 14, 1966

Part 3: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Miller on March 14, 1966

Part 1: speech by Douglass Carter, special assistant to Pres. Lyndon B. Johnson, on March 13, 1965.

Part 2: speech by Douglass Carter on March 13, 1965

Part I: speech by C.P. Ives, associate editor of the Baltimore Sun, on March 14, 1965.

Part 2: speech by C.P. Ives on March 14, 1965. (This tape may not be consecutive with Part 1 since the tape was lost.)

Part 1: speech by James R. Echols, cultural affairs advisor at the USIA March 12, 1965

Part 2: speech by James R. Echols on March 12, 1965

Part 1: speech by James Farmer, former director of CORE, on February 15, 1967 in Lee Chapel

Part 2: speech by James Farmer on February 15, 1967.

Part 1: seminar conducted by Richmond Flowers, former attorney-general of Alabama, with W&L law students on February 15, 1967.

Part 2: seminar conducted by Richmond Flowers on February 15, 1967

Part 2: speech by Richmond Flowers in Lee Chapel on February 15, 1967. (Part 1 has been lost.)

Part 1: speech by Dr. Frederick Wilhelmsen in Lee Chapel on February 16, 1967.

Part 2: speech by Dr. Frederick Wilhelmsen in Lee Chapel on February 16, 1967

Part 1: speech by Tom Wolfe, W&L alumnus & author, in Lee Chapel on February 18, 1967.

Part 2: speech by Tom Wolfe in Lee Chapel on February 18, 1967.

Part 1: speech by Robert D. Novak, syndicated columnist, on February 10, 1969 (Part 2 has been lost.)

Speech by Philippe Labro on February 12, 1969. (There used to be another tape of this speech: it's unknown what part of the speech this tape is.)

Speech by Ralph Lapp on February 12, 1969. (There used to be 3 tapes of this speech: it's uncertain what part this tape is.)

Speech by Walter Adams on February 13, 1969. (There used to be 3 tapes of this speech: it's uncertain what part this tape is.)

Speech by John Silber on February 14, 1969. (There used to be 4 tapes: only 1 remains.)

Speech by U.S. Senator George McGovern on February 15, 1969 (There used to be 4 tapes: only 1 remains.)

Part 1: master tape of Contact 1970. (Speakers & dates aren't indicated)

Part 2: master tape of Contact 1970. (Speakers & dates aren's indicated)

Part 3: master tape of Contact 1970. (Speakers & dates aren't indicated)

Speech by Dr. Charles Hamilton on January 15, 1971.

Speech by U.S. Senator Mark Hatfield on January 18, 1971

Speech by Dr. Arthur Hansen, president of Georgia Tech, on January 20, 1971. Subject: "Education & Technology".

Speech by Leonard Weinglass, Chicago defense attorney. Date unknown.

Speech by Stewart Udall, Secretary of the Interior on February 1, 1972

Part 1: speech by Frank Mankiewicz on February 28, 1973. Subject: "Government & the Press".

Part 2: Speech by Frank Mankiewicz on February 28, 1973.

Speech by Betty Friedan in Lee Chapel on March 1, 1973. Subject: "Feminism"

Speech & relations by James Dickey in Lee Chapel on February 3, 1973.

Speech by Dick Gregory, comedian & black activist, in Doremus Gym on March 5, 1973.

Speech by Adm. Jeremiah Denton in Lee Chapel on April 17, 1974. (A POW during the Vietnam War, Denton told of some of his experiences during captivity. The entire speech is not included on the tape.)

Speech by Heywood Hale Broun, CBS-TV sportscaster, in Lee Chapel on February 25, 1974

Contact '75- Louis Rukeyser 2/26/75 Lee Chapel 8PM Reel 1 of 2

Part 2: speech by Louis Rukeyser in Lee Chapel on February 26, 1975

Contact '75-Louis Rukeyser Reel 2 of 2

Part 1: speech by David Halberstram, author & journalist, in Lee Chapel on March 3, 1975.

Part 2: speech by David Halberstram in Lee Chapel on March 3, 1975

Speech by William H. Rehnquist, associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, in Lee Chapel on March 4, 1975

Conservation & Energy Debate between David Brower & T. Justin Moore Jr. in Lee Chapel on March 5, 1975. (Bower was executive director of the Sierra Club before he founded & became president of Friends of the Earth. Moore is president of VEPCO.

Henry J. Taylor addresses the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce on April 8, 1965 at RMWC.

Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. addresses the Lynchburg Chamber of Commerce on May 8, 1968 at RMWC.

U.N. representative Philip Dean's speech at RMWC on May 9, 1963. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters.

Dr. Paul Goodman & Dr. Ernest van der Haag: speeches during RMWC's "Focus" on December 4, 1965.

Speech by Clinton Rossitor in Lee Chapel on 11 March 1965, called: "President & Congress in the 60's: A New & Enduring Balance of Power?"

Collection of 3 speeches by: Alexander P. Saversky, aeronautical engineer; Arthur Larson, coiner of the term "modern republicanism"; Dr. Edward Katzenback, director of the defense studies program at Harvard University.

Speech by E.G. Sherbourne in Doremus Gym on March 13, 1967. Sherbourne, director of science services in D.C., spoke during the SIPA Convention.

Speech by Alan Barth, editorial writer for the Washington Post, to a journalism class on 9 November 1959.

Speech by Robert Estabrook, Washington Post columnist, on December 6, 1967 at W&L (Part 1)

Speech by Robert Estabrook, Washington Post columnist, on December 6, 1967 at W&L (Part 2)

Part 1: speech by MAJ William E. Mayer, Army psychiatrist at San Francisco Naval Shipyard, on brainwashing during the Korean War.

Part 2: speech by MAJ William E. Mayer, Army psychiatrist at San Francisco Naval Shipyard, on brainwashing during the Korean War.

Part 1: speech by H.J.C. Hooper, director of the Rhodesian Information Agency, in Lee Chapel in March 1967. Topic: the Rhodesian position on the Rhodesian independence movement.

Part 2: speech by H.J.C. Hooper, director of the Rhodesian Information Agency, in Lee Chapel in March 1967. Topic: the Rhodesian position on the Rhodesian independence movement.

Part 1: speech by Rev. Charles Metzler in Lee Chapel on 10 May 1967. The Liberty Hall Society invited Metzler to speak after he returned from South Vietnam.

Part 2: speech by Rev. Charles Metzler in Lee Chapel on 10 May 1967. The Liberty Hall Society invited Metzler to speak after he returned from South Vietnam.

Speech by Walter Heller, chairman of President Kennedy's Council of Economic Advisors, in Lee Chapel on 10 November 1967. Speech sponsored by the W&L School of Commerce.

Speech by Richard Nixon, former Vice President, at ODK Assembly in Doremus Gym on 11 January 1968. Includes comments by Dean Pusey & the question & answer period after the speech.

Speech by Daniel Callahan on 27 February 1969, topic: "Freud, Religion & Culture".

Bromfeld speech in Dupont Hall on 20 March 1969.

Speech by Gen. Samuel B. Griffith II (USMC, RTD) on 26 March 1969. Topic: "Where is China Going?"

Speech by Wyatt A Durette in Dupont Hall on 10 April 1969. Topic: "The Supreme Court".

Speech by Hugh Downs on 11 April 1969. Topic: "The Role of Communications in Human Affairs."

Speech by Henry Fowler, former Secretary of the Treasury, on 28 April 1969. Topic: "Current Economic Developments & National Monetary & Fiscal Policies"

Speech by Linwood Holton in Lee Chapel on 21 October 1969. Holton was running for governor of Virginia at the time.

Speech by Linwood Holton in Lee Chapel at ODK Assembly on 14 April 1970.

Speech by J. Edward Lumbard, chief judge of the U.S. 2nd Court of Appeals in New York. Topic: "Trial by Jury & More Speedy Justice".

Speech by Roger Mudd (CBS News) at ODK Assembly on 7 December 1970. Topic: W&L, & the problems of TV & TV news.

Speech by Larry Hoover in Lee Chapel on 18 April 1974. Topic: the League of Women Voters.

A.E. Johnson: speech for American State Highway Officials Association at Jackson Hall on October 27, 1966.

Interview with Christine Carere & Ralph Davis during the premiere of "Mardi Gras" in 1958.

Gov. Mills E. Godwin, Jr.: speech for Virginia Highway Conference at V.M.I. on October 27, 1966.

"George C. Marshall, the Man & His Career" (7 tapes)

Speech by Samuel Eliot Morison, noted historian. Date unknown

Chou Shu-Kai, Nationalist Chinese Ambassador: speech at VMI gym on April 18, 1967. (2 tapes)

Speech by General Maxwell Taylor at VMI, October 1974

Fred Graham on "The Impact of the Legal System."

Jeff MacNelly and Charles McDowell on "Washington Wit"

Jimmy Breslin on "How the Good Guys Finally Won."

George Plimpton's Contact Presentation

Ethics Lecture by Monroe Freedman, March 8, 1976

Speech by Republican National Co-Chairman Richard Obenshain on April 29, 1975.

"Of Mice and Men": an original adaptation of this famous novel for radio.

"Arizona Cowboy": This was the second program in the "Kaleidoscope" series. It was broadcast on November 2, 1955. The narrator was John K. Jennings.

Freedom of Information Panel DISCUSSION given on Feb. 28, 1973

Discussions of Arab-Israeli problem in late 1950's between Dr. David W. Sprunt, Washington and Lee religion professor, and Dr. William Jenks, Washington and Lee history professor.

In 1967, the Lexington chapter of the J.C.'s placed Judge William Romans in the running, for the second time for state president. He won. On July 18, 1967, WLUR News Director Don Husat interviewed Chapter President Dabney Carver and Judge Romans a few days before the election in Richmond.

This tape is an analysis of the House. Although the program is incomplete, it contains the voices of John F. Kennedy and Abraham Ribicoff.

A brief history of World War II. Several uses of Hitler's voice and several German battle songs

Reporter Harvey Allen interviews Coach MacLaughlin for WRVA in 1959 before the General's game with Hampden-Sydney.

In the spring of 1967, WLUR recorded a wrap-up of the previous year's debate team activities. Moderating the discussion was Professor William Chaffin, debate coach, and he discusses the year with some of the debate team.

Lexington's Police Chief is interviewed by WLUR News Director Don Husat on March 23, 1967.

A series of short programs on the history of New Mexico. Narration is all in Spanish.

Documentary on June 6, 1963 commemorating the 19th anniversary of D-Day.

Part 1: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.

Part 2: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.

Part 1: A discussion entitled "The Proper Role of Government in a Free Economy." The discussion includes Professor John M. Gunn and Professor Charles Phillips. There are two student participants.

Part 2: A discussion entitled "The Proper Role of Government in a Free Economy." The discussion includes Professor John M. Gunn and Professor Charles Phillips. There are two student participants.

Part 1 of a documentary on juvenile delinquency.

Part 2 of a documentary on juvenile delinquency.

Part 1: A panel discussion on the sit-in demonstrations between students and Dr. Louis Hodges.

Part 2: A panel discussion on the sit-in demonstrations between students and Dr. Louis Hodges.

Professor Jay D. Cook, Jr., Chairman of W&L's Accounting Department, prepared eight five minute shows on income tax information for March-April, 1958.

Part 1: W&L student Mike Norrell spoke with three residents of Lexington about the city's history: Paul S. Fowler, Mrs. Lester Schnare, and Marshall Fishwick.

Part 2: Lexington history-interviews: Col. George Brooke, Dr. J. J. Murray Sr., Mrs. Nettie Smith, and J. Harris Thompson

Part 1: A symposium held in Lee Chapel concerning the Vietnam war moratorium. Speeches by W&L students and faculty.

Part 2: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969.

Part 3: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 4: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 5: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 1: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Part 2: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Part 3: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Arthur Godfrey interviews Anna Chenault, widow of WWII hero Gen. "Flying Tiger" Chenault. Godfrey also interviews Eddie Rickenbacker & Chairman, FCC

"Town Meeting of the World", a simucast via Telstar from the U.S., London, & Rome. Subject: Christianity.

" Town Called Europe": John Chancellor narrates a documentary on the European Common Market. Mentions the European Court of Justice, Community of Atomic Energy, & Investment Bank. Broadcast March 3, 1962

Side 1: NBC News Special, "Rome:Vatican Council II", on October 30, 1962 Side 2: ABC News Special, "Year of Confrontation, on January 1, 1963. Howard K. Smith narrates a summary of national-international crises during 1962.

Side 1: "Give My Regards to Broadway", a TV music special. Side 2: "Finland's Tug of War": Marvin Kalb reports on activities during the 8th World Youth Festival in Helsinki during summer, 1962.

"God's Gentleman: Robert E. Lee", a tribute by Edith Jester, broadcast on WINA Radio in 1970.

Part 1: KMOX documentary on "The Wonderful World of the Muny", the St. Louis Municipal Opera. Includes the voices of many artists who have performed there. Part 2: lost

KHI documentary on "Insanity & the Law". This was produced because of Jack Ruby's trial. Brings in the McNaughton Rule on temporary insanity. Voices: Ca. Gov. Goodwin Knight, L.A. Police Chief William H. Parker, & lawyer Melvin Belli.

Part 1: WAIT's academy award 1972 program. Includes winners from 1935-46. Part 2: lost

Resume of Frank McGee's performance for NBC in 1963.

Documentary on Hong Kong by Broadcasting Foundation of America

KDKA documetnary for the 20th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. Includes voices of people who were there or remembered it.

KDKA documentary: "Rescue at Sheppton". The story of the Fellin Mine Disaster at Sheppton, Pa. in August 1963.

Part 1: NBC's 40th Anniversary program. Taped from WKYC on November 13, 1966.

Part 2: NBC's 40th Anniversary program. Taped from WKYC on November 13, 1966.

"Good Work-F100s"- this story is part of a Vietnam documentary by the McLendon Stations.

"Kim Dong"- this story is part of a Vietnam documentary by the McLendon Stations.

McLendon Stations: "Kim Dong" and "Operation Hastings." (Part of a series on Vietnam.)

Various battle descriptions, part of the Vietnam documentary by the McLendon Stations.

"The Flea & The Elephant"- this story is part of a Vietnam documentary by the McLendon Stations.

WBT program on Radio Moscow's propaganda techniques.

WBT documentary on USSR's claims that she tried to warn the world of Nazi & German power.

Excerpts of speeches broadcast by Radio Moscow. Includes British Prime Minister Harold Wilson & JFK.

KMOX: "What is an American?" (Part of a public affairs series, this part concerns former president Eisenhower.)

KSFO documentary: "The Candidates". Has biographical data & voices of friends of Richard M. Nixon & Edmund G. "Pat" Brown.

KDKA capsule programs investigate civil rights in Pittsburgh

KDKA documentary: "Battle of Birmingham". Concerns desegregation in Birmingham, Ala. Includes Rev. Ralph Abernathy, Martin Luther King & Mayor Arthur Haynes.

WDAS documentary: "Critical 144 Hours". Concerns civil rights, with reports from Cleveland & a summary.

Plough Stations' reporter Harvey Tate reports directly from Ole Miss during James Meredith's admission.

WDAS documentary: "Black Sunday". Concerns Birmingham, Ala. & the bombing of a Negro church which killed 4 children. Includes Martin Luther King, Jr.

WDAS documentary: "The Birmingham Story". Includes Gov. George Wallace, Roy Wilkins, Jackie Robinson, Adam Clayton Powell, & Pres. Kennedy. Summary of attempts to desegregate Birmingham, Ala.

Reports by KOIL on the trial of Eichmann in 1961.

KSFO documentary on Adolf Eichmann: who he was, what he did, his trial in 1961.

Prog 1: Broadcasting Foundation of America's documentary on the ancient monuments of Nubia in the Egyptian desert. Called "The Timeless Land".

Prog 3: BFA's documentary. This is part 1 of a story called "The Stone Moves". Part 2 (Prog. 4) is lost.

Prog. 5: BFA's documentary on Nubia, called "Buhen".

Prog. 6: BFA's documentary on Nubia. Called "Mirggissa".

Prog. 7: BFA's documentary on Nubia. Called "The Shadow of the Cross".

Prog. 8: BFA's documentary on Nubia. Describes the works of the first Joint Swedish Expedition. Called "The Links in the Chain".

Prog. 9: continuation of Prog. 8, BFA's documentary on Nubia. Concerns American archaeologists at the site.

Prog. 10: BFA's documentary on Nubia. Called "The Nubians", it shows their continuity of life over 100,000 years.

WWOD documentary on voting rights. Broadcast August 3, 1947

ABC news report of the fire & death of 3 astronauts at Cape Kennedy on January 27, 1967

Reel 1: Apollo 11 launch on July 16, 1969. Sides 1 & 2, tracks A&B.

Reel 2: Apollo 11 on July 20, 1969. Sides 1&2, Tracks A&B.

"Space Age Sound Effects"- telemetry signals from satellites.

"Project Mercury Astronauts in Flight".

"Project Gemini Astronauts in Flight"

"Prominent Personalities, Policy Statements, & Events in Space".

"Dilemma of the Farmer": a discussion of agricultural problems by Prof. Allen E. Ragan on February 16, 1961

"Sputnik": a discussion of the Soviet satellite by Prof. John Harvey Wheeler (Poli. Sci. Dept.), & Prof. Edward Turner (Phys. Dept.)

Documentary on Will Rogers, narrated by Mike Wallace, CBS. NOT BROADCAST QUALITY

"This is Korea": a tribute to Edward R. Morrow. Concerns his life & career. Side 1

"The Great Garrick", 18th century English actor. Sides 1 & 2

"A Look at Monaco": a tour with Princess Grace which includes details of life in the palace. Side 1, Track A.

"Life of Charles Dickens", narrated by Sam Weller. Side 1, Track A. "The West From 1903", narrated by Joseph Cotton. Part of "Hollywood & the Stars" series. Side 1, Track B.

"Douglas MacArthur"- CBS biography. Side 1, Track B.

"The House of Rothschild". POOR QUALITY. Side 1, Track A. CBS News on Vietnam. Side 2, Track B.

Documentaries on Winston Churchill, Gen. MacArthur, Charles A. Lindberg & Woodrow Wilson (1 reel: different colors of tape!)

"Tribute to Winston Churchill". (Good & Bad parts!)

EMPTY BOX

Documentary on UFO's, comparing 1964 & 1973 reported sightings in Virginia.

A copy of #378, "Flying Saucers in VIrginia".

TV Movie made in 1956, broadcast July 6, 1963, concerning UFO. Side 1, Track A. UN Security Council debates on the Dominican Crisis. Side 2, Tracks A&B. Pres. Johnson's national address on May 7, 1965. Side 2, Track B.

CBS Reports: "U.F.O. -Friend, Foe, Fantasy?" Side 2.

Speech by NICAP member to Lynchburg General Electric Engineers on May 27, 1966. Sides 1 & 2.

Interview with Dick Hall at NICAP on February 4, 1965.

"A City Grows": Radio & Lynchburg; The Years the Stars Fell; Three Lynchburg Musicians; Christmas in Lynchburg; New Year's Celebrations in Lynchburg; Statue of a man (This series was prepared for Lynchburg's centennial.)

"A City Grows": The Magic Weed Tobacco; Visitors Looking at Lynchburg; Quaker Meeting House; 7 Hills of Lynchburg; The Sacred Furniture Shop; Lynchburg's Physicians; Lynchburg's Life Saving Crew; The Banks of Lynchburg; Lynchburg Becomes a City; Editorial Wards; Lynchburg's Early Courts & Judges; The Town Clock & human interest stories.

"A City Grows": The Story of Appomattox. (Reenacted from the original script broadcast over WWOD in April, 1950.)

"A City Grows": Canal Boat Era; Boat Clubs; 1st R/R; Livery Stables; Last Confederate War Horse; Wines & Dines a Yankee Col.; Old & Historic Mansions; Norwell House; Old Maps of 1877; Old Fashioned Editors; Editors of 1860. (See master list for full titles.)

"A CIty Grows": Red Feather; Red Cross; YWCA; 1st Sunday School; Early Public Schools; Fire Alarm System; Great Court House Robbery; Thos. R. Jefferson; Rivermont Bridge; S.O. Fisher Co.; Ladies Build a Bridge; W.D. Duiguid; J.P. Bell Co.; Rivermont Park; Piedmont Milling Co.; Royalty Visits; Cleland CO.; Milleny Co.

Speech by Dr. Francis P. Gaines on Founders' Day, Jan. 19, 1957.

Parents week end seminar, 1957

Speech by Prof. O.W. Riegel at the International Relations Club on Oct. 21, 1958.

Football coach Lee M. McLaughlin speaks in Lee Chapel on May 2, 1957.

Pres. Huntley's speech on Marijuana, Dec. 4, 1968.

Dr. Ollinger Crenshaw's Founders' Day Speech on Jan. 20, 1969.

Pres. Huntley's Opening Address in 1970.

An interview with Dean Pusey (acting W&L president) by the Ring Tum Phi & WLUR on Oct. 12, 1967

Pres. Huntley's first news conference, Jan. 3, 1968. Includes Dean Pusey.

Pres. Huntley's inauguration, October 18, 1968.

Dedication of the Louis Spilman Lounge on May 4, 1965.

Dr. Leyburn's speech in Lee Chapel during Freshman Orientation, 1974.

A tribute to R. E. Lee on Jan. 17, 1974. "The Gentleman"- R.E.R. Huntley; "The Soldier"- Prof. J.H. Merchant; "The Christian"- Dr. Sprunt; "The Educator"- Dr. Sanders.

Part 1: The Coed Debate on Oct. 7, 1969. Various faculty & student speakers.

Part 2: The Coed Debate on Oct. 7, 1969. Various faculty & student speakers.

Discussion in Lee Chapel on Oct. 12, 1973 concerning the historic front campus.

Dedication of the front campus as a National Historic Landmark on Oct. 12, 1973. Gov. Linwood Holton was a principal speaker.

Opening ceremonies of the Civil War Centennial in Lee Chapel. Includes former Va. governor William M. Tuck & Pres. Gaines (Audio on Tuck is poor)

Part 1: speech by J.S. Whitehead in Lee Chapel in March, 1967. Concerns the British position on Rhodesian independence.

Part 2: speech by J.S. Whitehead in Lee Chapel in March, 1967. Concerns the British position on Rhodesian independence.

Speech by Kenneth A. Cox during opening/dedication ceremonies of WLUR on Nov. 13, 1967. This speech was broadcast by WLUR & simucast by WREL.

Ceremony at Marshall Library to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan.

Dedication of LeJeune Hall on May 15, 1967.

VMI Band performance at Law Day Ceremonies at Marshall Library on April 29, 1967.

Law Day Ceremonies at Marshall Library on April 29, 1967.

Openings & closings used for "Concert".

Possibly filler for a "Kaleidoscope" show.

Sound effects: clocks, traffic, birds, sirens, air-raid siren.

"News from W&L" with Charles McDowell on May 6, 1971.

Cart re-recordings: intro/close, sign on/off, ID's, etc. Dated June 12, 1969

Tape 1: WLUR's first broadcast on Feb. 27, 1967.

Copy of #407, WLUR's first broadcast.

Tape 2: last half-hour on the air, Feb. 27, 1975

Tape 1: WLUR's first night with 175 watts stereo, February 27, 1975.

Compilation of tapes used on "Home Edition".

Trivia Contest-1966

Editorials read on Jan. 23, 1963

1st Anniversary Program-Feb. 27, 1968. Side 1 & 2, Track A.

2d Anniversary program, February 27, 1969.

Tape 1: 5th Anniversary Program.

Tape 2: 5th Anniversary Program.

Tape 3: 5th Anniversary Program.

News Tapes, 1967-68

News Tapes. 1968

Interviews & actualities, 1968.

The #1 Album for February 26, 1971

News Tapes, Oct. 6-31, 1973

Tape 1: 1974 Turkey Marathon

Tape 2: 1974 Turkey Marathon

Sign on/off; news intro/tag; sports intro/ tag; used mornings & afternoons of Winter Term, 1973.

Contact 1976 3/4/76 R.E.R. Huntley on "honor" Tails Out 3 3/4 ips

Holiday Marathon

Portion of 1968 CAC Basketball tournament in Sewanee, Tenn. Jeff Twardy wraps up the game & tournament- W&L won. Twardy interviews Coach Canfield

31g. 636/1

Part 1: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.

A series of short programs on the history of New Mexico. Narration is all in Spanish.

Documentary on June 6, 1963 commemorating the 19th anniversary of D-Day.

(From box) Dr. Francis P. Gaines speaking in Lynchburg

The Tell-Tale Heart: radio drama after the short story by Poe: performed by members of the Performing Arts Program, Evergreen State College

When the World Screamed

Maurizio Pollini Interviewed by Robert Sherman in New York 1982.

Politics and Public Health in the People's Republic of China

Nuclear Power on Trial Reel 1 of 3

Nuclear Power on Trial

Nuclear Power on Trial Reel 2 of 3

Playing with Fire: radio drama after Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Betty Carter 2/2

Betty Carter 1/2

The Atomic Bombing of Worcester 1/2

Whatever Happened to John Lennon? edited/ beeped version

Founder's Day 1/19/79 James G Leyburn

Interview w/ Studs Terkel 1/2

Interview w/ Studs Terkel 2/2

The Nighthawks Tape 3 Cockpit 5/15/79

Guess What's Coming to Dinner Project E.A.T. (Educating Appetites for Tomorrow)

Presidential Press COnf. Panel Lee Chapel March 6, 1981 2nd Panel Dox Tape 3 3/4 ips

Presidential Press Conference Panel Lee Chapel- March 6, 1981 1st panel- Tape 1 of 1 Series- Tape 1 7 1/2 ips

John D. Wilson Inaugural Address OKD January 19, 1983.

(Box) RESOLVED: That Washington & Lee University should admit women to its undergraduate program WLUR-FM Recorded live 8 p.m. Nov. 16, 1983 Northen Auditorium approx 1:45:00

(Box) Rock Revival (1978) *DO NOT ERASE* (Reel Side 1) Tails Out (Reel Side 2) 3/22/79 Contact Eugene McCarthy/ William Rusher Tails Out

Presidential Press Conf. Panel W&L Lee Chapel March 6,7-1981 Saturday- Tape 1 of 1 3 3/4 ips Series III

Presidential Press Conf. Panel W&L Lee Chapel March 6,7-1981 Tape II Session II Series III 7 1/2 ips

Presidential Press Conf. Panel Lee Chapel- March 6,7-1981 Tape I Panel 2 Series II 7 1/2 ips

Presidential Press Conf. Panel W+L Lee Chapel March 6,7-1981 Auxilary Tape I of I 3 3/4 ips

Pres. Press Conf. Panel Lee Chapel March 6,7-1981 Auxillary Tape Saturday

"Between the Lines" with B. Kliban for immediate broadcast cue sheet enclosed.

Hall of Fantasy #22: Bracelet

Hall of Fantasy #21: Hangman's Rope

NBC Short Story #14: Jekyll-Hyde-Stev

NBC Short Story #1: Frankenstein-Shelley

Hall of Fantasy #18: Krum-Kroc

NBC Short Story #50: Usher-Poe

NBC Short Story #21: Lottery-Jackson

NBC Short Story #19: Tell-Tale Heart-Poe

NBC Short Story#15: Cask-Poe

"Rockbridge Review" 'Government Beat' Keesee 10:00

An Ounce of Pervention (Cancer Documentary) 2/2

Moment of Insight: the Thief 1/2

Moment of Insight: the Thief 2/2

Atomic Bombing of Worcester 2/2

An Ounce of Pervention (Cancer Documentary) 1/2

Steinbeck- Of Mice and Men

Welfare Reform: Why?

Public Policy Form the Saccharin Ban: Risks vs. Benefits

Tokyo and Urban Life in Japan

Problems of Writers in Twentieth Century China

Confucian Continuities in Contemporary China

Japanese Women Today

Continuity and Change in Japanese Literature

Anti-Intellectualism in the Chinese Tradition

Japan and the Meaning of Modernization

Raw Hineley + Harwood (uncut-uncensored) Reel #1 of 3

Reel 2 of 3 Hineley, Harwood

Reel #3 of 3 Hineley, Harwood

Leffel

Riegel #1

Riegel #2

Don Husat

4/29/82 Dehria or Demria

Jennings WLUR 15th Anniv.

Nation Building in Traditional East Asia

Population Growth: the Seoul Problem in Korea

Folk Beliefs in Contemporary Japan

Japanese Images of America

Population Growth in the Developing World

Soseki and the Modern Japanese Novel

Women in Contemporary Japanese Society

The Japanese Search for "Roots"

The United Nations and Japan

"The Age of the Telemann"

Grateful Dead No I-D Bootleg (Good Condition)

Custodial history:

Original Title: Speech and reading by Ishmael Reed, poet, in Lee Chapel

1975 - Categorized as "Content," reel number 44, to be played at 3 3/4 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 1

Original Title: "King Lear" readings from "King Lear" by Washington and Lee English Professor Fitzgerald Flournoy.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 249, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 2

Original Title: "Last Echo": an original radio adaptation for "Kaleidoscope" of this famous literary piece.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 250, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 3

Original Title: "The Old Gentleman": John K. Jennings, a Washington and Lee student, reads an original radio script entitled "The Old Gentleman," about George Washington, for "Kaleidoscope"

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 251, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 4

Original Title: "A Christmas Carol": this is an adaptation of Dickens' traditional story, Produced for "Kaleidoscope" in cooperation with Troubadours.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 253, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 5

Original Title: "December Incident": an original play broadcast on "Kaleidoscope" concerning how the story of the birth of Christ might be reported and treated today.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 254, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 6

Original Title: "Measure for Measure": this was recorded from a Troubadour rehearsal of the play.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 255, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 7

Original Title: panel discussion on "Marat de Sade" held on Feb. 26, 1967 in Washington and Lee Bookstore. The topic was the play Marat de Sade, which was produced by the Troubadour Theatre. The participants who appear on this part were Albert Gordon, Director of Theatre at Detroit University, and Dr. George W. Ray, English Professor at Washington and Lee. The program was broadcast shortly before the play in mid-March.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 256, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 8

Original Title: panel discussion on "Marat de Sade" held on Feb. 26, 1967 in Washington and Lee Bookstore. The topic was the play Marat de Sade, which was produced by the Troubadour Theatre. The participants who appear on this part were Dr. George W. Ray, English Professor at Washington and Lee, Mr. Lee Kahn, Troubadour Theatre Director, Mr. Mario Pellicciaro, instructor in Ancient Languages, and Mr. Robert Youngblood, German Instructor. The program was broadcast shortly before the play in mid-March.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 257, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 9

Original Title: Part 1 of "The Knew What They Wanted" Produsced in cooperation with the Troubadours and broadcast on March 2, 1961

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 261, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 13

Original Title: Part 2 of "The Knew What They Wanted" Produsced in cooperation with the Troubadours and broadcast on March 2, 1961

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 262, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 14

Original Title: "Gallimanfry" program for May 4, 1967. The theme of this show was the literature of higher education. Regular hostess was Mrs. Jane Rushing, Manager of Washington and Lee Bookstore. Guests were Dean W.W. Pusey III, Dean of the College, and Dr. Edward L. Pinney. Gallimanfry was WLUR's first book review show.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 263, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 15

Original Title: "Gallimanfry" program from April 13, 1967. Discussion of new book about Governor Letcher, Virginia's Civil War Governor. Regular hostess was Mrs. Jane Rushing. Her guests were General John S. Letcher, the governor's grandson, Dr. Charles Turner, Washington and Lee history professor and Washington and Lee history major, Robert Imholt.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 264, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 16

Original Title: "Gallimanfry" program on April 5, 1967. Regular hostess Mrs. Jane Rushing interviews Washington and Lee faculty member and poet Dabney Stuart.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 265, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 17

Original Title: Part 1 of "Gallimanfry" program on May 18, 1967. This program concerned the literature of the theatre. Regular hostess was Mrs. Jane Rushing. Guests were Mr. Lee Kahn, Director of Washington and Lee Troubadour Theatre, and Don Baker, a junior fine arts major.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 266, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 18

Original Title: Part 2 of "Gallimanfry" program on May 18, 1967. This program concerned the literature of the theatre. Regular hostess was Mrs. Jane Rushing. Guests were Mr. Lee Kahn, Director of Washington and Lee Troubadour Theatre, and Don Baker, a junior fine arts major.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 267, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 19

Original Title: Radio Theatre: compilation of tapes aired Fall, 1973. Written, produced, and written primarily by Washington and Lee students. One half hour in length, there is no real continuity between the various shows. Strange and unusual stuff.

1975 - Categorized as "Dramatics," reel number 268, to be played at 7 1/2 or 3 3/4 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 20

Original Title: Poetry reading by Richard Eberhart at Washington and Lee on November 26, 1962.

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 269, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 21

Original Title: Interview with Stephen Spender. This famous English poet visited Washington and Lee in the fall of some year for an English lecture, and he gave an interview and did some readings of his works for "Kaleidoscope."

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 270, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 22

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 270, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 23

Original Title: Readings by Archibald MacLeish, E.E. Cummings, Stephen Spender, and Dylan Thomas.

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 271, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 24

Original Title: Readings by Gertrude Stein, Robert Frost, E.E. Cummings, and William Butler Yeats.

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 272, to be played at 7 1/2 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 25

Original Title: Reading of Italian poetry by Prof. Youngblood at Washington and Lee bookstore on May 14, 1967 - Part 1

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 273, to be played at 1 7/8 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 26

Original Title: Reading of Italian poetry by Prof. Youngblood at Washington and Lee bookstore on May 14, 1967 - Part 2

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 274, to be played at 1 7/8 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 27

Original Title: Part 1 - Reading by Robert Lowell in duPont Auditorium on April 19, 1967. This was broadcast as WLUR's final program on May 18, 1967.

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 275, to be played at 3 3/4 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 28

Original Title: Part 2 - Reading by Robert Lowell in duPont Auditorium on April 19, 1967. This was broadcast as WLUR's final program on May 18, 1967.

1975 - Categorized as "Poetry," reel number 276, to be played at 3 3/4 speed

C.1990 - Categorized as "Culture (Orange)," reel number 29

Original Title: Jazz: includes Al Hirt, Pete Fountain and Empire City 6.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 142 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 1

Original Title: Jazz: interview with Woody Herman and Ahmad Jamal on April 27, 1961

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 143 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 2

Original Title: Jazz: a "Kaleidoscope" documentary using a recording by Leonard Bernstein is a speech by Dr. Alvin Kershaw. Made in Fall, 1957.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 144 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 3

Original Title: Jazz: an interview with Louis Armstrong and his female vocalist, Velma Middleton. Also contains portions of his performances at Fancy Dress, 1958. Broadcast February 6, 1958.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 145 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 4

Original Title: Jazz: An interview with Dave Brubeck. (Brubeck apparently was in Lexington.) No date. 1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 146 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 5

Original Title: Electronic: "Chou Wen-Chung Music Special". This was a special program in March, 1967. Panelists were: Washington and Lee Prof. Robert Stewart and students Bob Brenner, Jeff Twardy. Chou, a Chinese composer, was at Washington and Lee for a concert.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 147 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 6

Prior to the transfer of these materials to Washington and Lee Special Collections and Archives, two inventories were created, one in 1975 and one circa 1990.

Below is the information related to this:

Original Title: Electronic: "Encore," a special on electronic music.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 148

C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 7

Prior to the transfer of these materials to Washington and Lee Special Collections and Archives, two inventories were created, one in 1975 and one circa 1990.

Below is the information related to this:

Original Title: Electronic: "Encore," a special on electronic music.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 149

C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 8

Prior to the transfer of these materials to Washington and Lee Special Collections and Archives, two inventories were created, one in 1975 and one circa 1990.

Below is the information related to this:

Original Title: Electronic: "Encore," a special on electronic music.

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 150

C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 9

Prior to the transfer of these materials to Washington and Lee Special Collections and Archives, two inventories were created, one in 1975 and one circa 1990.

Below is the information related to this:

Original Title: Washington and Lee Sextet plays in Lee Chapel

1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 151

C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 10

Prior to the transfer of these materials to Washington and Lee Special Collections and Archives, two inventories were created, one in 1975 and one circa 1990. Below is the information related to this: Original Title: Jazz: includes Al Hirt, Pete Fountain & Empire City 6. 1975 - Categorized as "Music," reel number 142 C.1990 - Categorized as "Music and Shows (Green)," reel number 1

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