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Part 1: Dr. James G. Leyburn's piano concert., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 45 and Reel Number 186 Box 2, Reel 24
Part 1: NBC's 40th Anniversary program. Taped from WKYC., 1966 1 Reels Yellow 43 Reel Number 210 Box 12, Reel 4
Part 1 of Interview and Reading by Stephen Spender for "Kaleidoscope", 1938/1983 1 Reels Orange 22 and Reel Number 270 Box 3, Reel 1
Part 1: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Miller, special assistant at the U.S. State Department, 1966 1 Reels Red 6 Reel Number 6 Box 7, Reel 10
Part 2: NBC's 40th Anniversary program. Taped from WKYC., 1966 1 Reels Yellow 44 Reel Number 211 Box 12, Reel 5
Part 2 of Interview and Reading by Stephen Spender for "Kaleidoscope", 1938/1983 1 Reels Orange 23 and Reel Number 270 Box 1, Reel 19
Part 2: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Miller, 1966 1 Reels Red 7 Reel Number 7 Box 7, Reel 11
Part 2: "What is Music?", an old Radio Washington & Lee show. Host: Bob Tallini., 1938/1983 1 Reels Green 54 and Reel Number 195 Box 2, Reel 32
Part 3: speech by Col. Francis Pickens Mille, 1966 1 Reels Red 8 Reel Number 8 Box 7, Reel 12
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