Henry Fairlie - The Nation and the President - Campaign 1976, May 18, 1976

Elisabeth Borgese - The Results of the New York Session on the Law of the Sea Conference, May 28, 1976

N42.  Mortimer Adler - Democracy and Socialism: The Declaration of Independence and the Communist Manifesto (after dinner speech to Center supporters), [see also chron. section], May 21, 1976.

O42.  Robert M. Hutchins, Mortimer Adler, William Gorman - Democracy and Socialism: The Declaration of Independence and the Communist Manifesto (panel before group of Center supporters; transcribed), [see also chron. section], May 22, 1976.

P42.  Harry Howe Ransom - The Gathering of Intelligence, May 6, 1976.

Q42.  Norton Ginsberg - Interpretations of Chinese Developments (transcribed), May 7, 1976.

R42.  Norton Ginsberg - Interpretations of Chinese Developments (transcribed), May 7, 1976.

S42.  Bruno Bettelheim - The Modern Family: Conflicts Between Expectations and Reality (CSDI Chicago), May 12, 1976.

T42.  Robert M. Hutchins - Interviewed by George Dell, May 24-25, 1976.

U42.  May 26-June 21, 1976.

Robert M. Hutchins - Interviewed by George Dell, May 26, 1976

Hugh Downs - Space and Energy, June 21, 1976

V42.  June 7-July 2, 1976.

Gabriel Jackson - Current Political Prospects in Spain, June 7, 1976

Otis Graham - Can We Plan for Full Employment - Or for Anything Else? July 2, 1976

W42.  Mortimer Adler - The American Testaments, May 12, 1976.

X42.  Mortimer Adler - The American Testaments (CSDI Chicago), May 19, 1976.

Y42.  Kai Erikson - Community Response to Disaster (CSDI Chicago), June 8, 1976.

Z42.  July 9-14, 1976.

Joseph Knox - Man's Impact on His Global Environment (transcribed), July 9, 1976

Herbert Fingarette - Addiction and Criminal Responsibility, July 14, 1976

A43.  July 16-30, 1976.

Keith Berwick - The American Idea: Public Dreams, Private Myth, July 16, 1976

Milton Mayer - A Preliminary Dialogue on the Dialogue, July 30, 1976

B43.  July 30-Aug. 9, 1976.

Milton Mayer - A Preliminary Dialogue on the Dialogue, July 30, 1976

Joseph Schwab - Library Interview by Donald McDonald on Teaching (continued on side 2 of C43), Aug. 9, 1976

C43.  July 29-Aug. 9, 1976.

James Zovill - Informal Talk with Robert M. Hutchins, Wendell Mordy, Elisabeth Borgese, and Harry S. Ashmore about Chinese Meteorologists, July 29, 1976

Joseph Schwab - Interviewed by Donald McDonald on Teaching, Aug. 9, 1976

D43.  Aug. 10-11, 1976.

Dame Judith Anderson - Library Interview by Clifton Fadiman (Howard Warshaw also present), Aug. 10, 1976

Randolph Collins - Educational Credentials and the Future of Social Inequality, Aug. 11, 1976

E43.  Aug. 12-24, 1976.

Willis Goldbeck - UN Conference on Human Settlements, Aug. 12, 1976

Maurice Strong - The Environment Movement in Transition: Towards a New Growth Society, Aug. 24, 1976

F43.  Aug. 24-27, 1976.

Maurice Strong - Library Interview by Mary Harvey and Wendell Mordy (transcribed), Aug. 24, 1976

Mary Brownlee, Elliott Brownlee - The New Home Economics and the Future of Women's Work, Aug. 27, 1976

G43.  Jurgen Moltmann - The American Dream, Dreamed by a Non-American, Aug. 25, 1976.

H43.  Sept. 1-9, 1976.

Robert M. Hutchins - Higher Education Now and Then, Sept. 1, 1976

Harry S. Ashmore - The Brown Decision in Retrospect, 1954-1976, Sept. 9, 1976

I43.  Sept. 10-16, 1976.

Kai Erikson - Excerpts from Report on Buffalo Creek, Sept. 10, 1976

Norman Abrams - The Supreme Court and the Bill of Rights, Sept. 16, 1976

J43.  Sept. 10-17, 1976.

Seniel Ostrow - Comments by friends at party on his 80th birthday, Sept. 10, 1976

Robert M. Hutchins - Planning the Program for 1976-77, Sept. 17, 1976

K43.  Sept. 21-Oct. 12, 1976.

Otis L. Graham - Background Material: 1976 National Growth Report - The Real Test of Our Achievements, Sept. 21, 1976

Elisabeth M. Borgese - Law of the Sea Conference: Present Situation and Future Prospects, Oct. 12, 1976

L43.  Paul Ehrlich - The End of Affluence: Blue-Print for Survival (Lobero Theater, Santa Barbara), Sept. 13, 1976.

M43.  Kenneth E. F. Watt - A Model of the American Economy: How Do We Get Optimal Economic Health? (recorded in Lobero Theater; transcribed), Sept. 20, 1976.

N43.  Oct. 11-21, 1976.

Robert M. Hutchins, Otis Graham - An American Road to a World Society (recorded at Lobero Theater), Oct. 11, 1976

Carlyle Hall - Future of Public Interest Law, Oct. 21, 1976

O43.  Walter A. Fogel - Illegal Immigration to the United States 1976, Oct. 15, 1976.

P43.  Lois Hoffman - Social Change, the Family, and Sex Difference (CSDI Chicago; transcribed), Sept. 29, 1976.

Q43.  Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 1976.

Melville Nimmer - The New Copyright Law: Its Implications for American Intellectual Life, Oct. 29, 1976

Harry Ashmore - In Search of the Real Jimmy Carter, Nov. 1, 1976

R43.  Miriam B. Rodin, Demitri Shimkin - Competent Communities and Urban Vitality (CSDI Chicago), Oct. 18, 1976.

S43.  Sept. 27-Nov. 15, 1976.

Paul Bohannan - Evolution of Sex and the Future of the Family (recorded at Lobero Theater), Sept. 27, 1976

Donald R. Cressey - Plea Bargaining: A Way to Justice? Nov. 15, 1976

T43.  Leonard Borman, Sol Tax - American Indians in Urban Areas (CSDI Chicago), Oct. 25, 1976.

U43.  Leonard Borman, Sol Tax - American Indians in Urban Areas (CSDI Chicago), Oct. 25, 1976.

V43.  Irving Levine, Joseph Giordano - Ethnic Diversity and Family Policy (transcribed), Oct. 19, 1976.

W43.  Nov. 22-30, 1976.

Donald McDonald - The Media's Conflict of Interest: A First Amendment Issue, Nov. 22, 1976

Walter H. Capps - Monastic Revival, Nov. 30, 1976

X43.  Nov. 23-Dec. 2, 1976.

Clifton Fadiman - The Prospect - Before U.S.: A Techno-Society, Nov. 23, 1976

Alexander King - Ifias and the Center (transcribed), Dec. 2, 1976

Y43.  Dec. 13-20, 1976.

Robert Kelly - Ideology and Political Culture from Jefferson to Nixon, Dec. 13, 1976

Milton Mayer - Dialogue, Dec. 20, 1976

Z43.  Elizabeth Douvan - Our Nation's Family Policy: Does It Promote Loving Care? (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 30, 1976.

A44.  Nov. 12, 1976-Jan. 6, 1977.

Frank Church - Speech at Ritz-Carlton, Chicago (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 12, 1976

Otis Graham - Planning the Program, Jan. 6, 1977

B44.  Anthony M. Cresswell - Public Service Union and the Public Interest (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 24, 1976.

C44.  Hervey A. Juris - Power and Public Service Unions, Nov. 16, 1976.

D44A.  Ralph Tyler, Paul E. Barton, Rep. Albert Quie - Conference on School Leavers: The Need for Community Response (was held at Spring Hill Conference Center; side 2 is on D44B), Oct. 12, 1976.

D44B.  Ralph Tyler (track 2 of D44A, see D44A for details), Oct. 12, 1976.

E44.  Jan. 9-12, 1977.

David S. Johnson - Uses and Future Uses of Satellites (slides and movie; transcribed), Jan. 12, 1977

John K. Fairbank - The Future of American-Chinese Relations (transcribed), [see also chron. section], Jan. 9, 1977

F44.  Ervin Laszlo - Goals for Mankind: Report to the Club of Rome, Jan. 13, 1977.

G44.  Jan. 13-17, 1977.

Robert M. Hutchins Interviewed by George Dell, Jan. 13, 1977

Leon Botstein - Library Interview by Noah Ben Shea, Jan. 17, 1977

H44.  John Pincus - The Serrano Case: Policy for Education or for Public Finance? Jan. 24, 1977.

I44.  John Pincus - The Serrano Case: Policy for Education or for Public Finance? Jan. 24, 1977.

J44.  Jan. 28, 1977.

Burt I. Edelson - Satellite Communications for Technological Progress and International Cooperation, Jan. 28, 1977

Mortimer Adler - The Future of Capitalism, Jan. 28, 1977

K44.  Mortimer Adler, Neil Jacoby, Stanley Sheibaum, Otis Graham - The Future of Capitalism (panel for Los Angeles Center members), Jan. 29, 1977.

L44.  Feb. 2-10, 1977.

James Thorton - Forging America's Future: Strategies for National Growth and Development, Feb. 2, 1977

Laurence Hewes - The Administration of the Federal Bureacracy, Feb. 10, 1977

M44.  Nicholas Hobbs - Our Nation's Family Policy: Do We Have One? Dec. 10, 1976.

N44.  Feb. 15-17, 1977.

Melanie Wirken - Zero Population Growth, Feb. 15, 1977

Trude Weiss-Rossmarin - Jewish Tradition and Its Relevance to Contemporary Society, Feb. 17, 1977

O44.  Robert Stevens - The Political Economy of Limited War (CSDI Chicago), Jan. 11, 1977.

P44.  Feb. 18-22, 1977.

Hugh Davis Graham - Reflections on Being Sued for Terminating an Assistant Professor: Contemporary Pressures on University Administration, Feb. 22, 1977

Trude Weiss-Rosmarin (interviewed at Biltmore Hotel by Noah Ben Shea), Feb. 18, 1977

Q44.  Feb. 25, 1977-Feb. 15, 1981.

Fred Warner Neal - Conference: Is There a Soviet Military Threat? (excerpts transcribed), Feb. 25, 1977

Directions in the Re-Socialization of Vietnam Era Vets, Feb. 15, 1981

R44.  Fred Warner Neal - Is There a Soviet Military Threat? (transcribed in major part), Feb. 25, 1977.

S44.  Fred Warner Neal - Is There a Soviet Military Threat? (transcribed), Feb. 26, 1977.

T44.  Mar. 4-16, 1977.

Richard Gullam - The Neo Conservative Mood: The Intellectuals Use of Power and Vice Versa, Mar. 4, 1977

Mason Gaffney - Appropriate Technology and Full Employment, Mar. 16, 1977

U44.  Mar. 8-24, 1977.

Otis Graham, Donald McDonald - Library Interview, "Toward a Planned Society," Mar. 8, 1977

Howard Hills - The Rights of the Mentally Ill, Mar. 24, 1977

V44.  Mar. 10-Apr. 11, 1977.

Donald G. Hagman - Windfall for Wipeouts, Mar. 10, 1977

Lord Ritchie-Calder - Future of Socialism, Apr. 11, 1977

W44.  Robert Havighurst - Constructive Cultural Pluralism in Educational Policy (CSDI Chicago), Jan. 20, 1977.

X44.  Stephen K. Bailey - Critical Problems of Youth: What Directions for National Policies? (CSDI Chicago), [see also: chron. section], Feb. 4, 1977.

Y44.  Rev. John T. Pawlikowski - Moral Dimensions of International Conflict (CSDI Chicago), Feb. 10, 1977.

Z44.  Doris Holleb - Chinese Urban Development Strategies: Implication for the U.S. and the Third World (CSDI Chicago), [see also: chron. section], Feb. 16, 1977.

A45.  Otis Graham - Conference on Illegal Immigration and National Population Policy, Mar. 25, 1977.

B45.  Otis Graham - Conference on Illegal Immigration and National Population Policy (transcribed), Mar. 25, 1977.

C45.  Clifton Fadiman - Interviewed by Noah Ben Shea in the library, Mar. 29, 1977.

D45.  Apr. 14, 1977.

Nathan Rotnstreich - The Right to an Education, Conference on Philosophy of Education, Apr. 14, 1977

Thomas Green - Liberalism and Liberal Learning: Within Limits, Conference on Philosophy of Education, Apr. 14, 1977

E45.  Apr. 14-19, 1977.

Avishai Margalit (Seymour Fox - respondent) - Ideals and Second Best, Conference on Philosophy of Education, Apr. 14, 1977

Lord Ritchie-Calder - The Future of Futurology, Apr. 19, 1977

F45.  Apr. 15, 1977.

Leon Botstein - Wisdom Revisited: Higher Education in America, Conference on Philosophy of Education, Apr. 15, 1977

Joseph J. Schwab - Freedom and the Scope of Liberal Education, Conference on Philosophy of Education, Apr. 15, 1977

G45.  Apr. 29-May 3, 1977.

Victor Moore - The Public Control of Land Use: An Anglophile View, Apr. 29, 1977

Ninian Smart - New Politics in Great Britain, May 3, 1977

H45.  Apr. 21-25, 1977.

Wilfred Cantwell Smith - Reorganization of Humanistic Sciences, Apr. 21, 1977

Bruce Mazlish - Personality and Politics, Apr. 25, 1977

I45.  Albert E. Jenner - Crime: And What We Can Do About It, Apr. 2, 1977.

J45.  Albert E. Jenner - Crime: And What We Can Do About It, Apr. 2, 1977.

K45.  Ronald D. Rotunda, Herbert A. Thelen - The Changing Role of the Professional in American Society Today (at the University of Illinois at Urbana; CSDI Chicago), Feb. 14, 1977.

L45.  Ronald D. Rotunda, Herbert A. Thelen - The Changing Role of the Professional in American Society Today (at the University of Illinois at Urbana; CSDI Chicago), Feb. 14, 1977.

M45.  James Hoge - Seminar on Chicago and its Suburbs (CSDI Chicago), Apr. 6, 1977.

N45.  James Hoge - Seminar on Chicago and its Suburbs (CSDI Chicago), Apr. 6, 1977.

O45.  Father Joseph Small - Ethics in Politics (CSDI Chicago), Mar. 9, 1977.

P45.  John P. Gnaedinger - Citizen Participation in Government (CSDI Chicago), Apr. 26, 1977.

Q45.  Claudia Lukasik, Iris Shannon - Health Care: What Are the Alternatives? (CSDI Chicago), Apr. 27, 1977.

R45.  May 10-11, 1977.

Edward S. Mason - Authoritarianism and Democracy: Economic versus Political Development, May 10, 1977

Daniel Schorr - What the Citizen Knows: The Responsibility of Government to a Free Press, May 11, 1977

S45.  May 13-18, 1977.

August Meier, Elliot Rudwick - Conflict, Consensus, and American Values: Changes in Patterns of Race Relations - 1925-1975, May 13, 1977

Louis Fisher - The Constitution between Friends, May 18, 1977

T45.  Ramon C. Cortines, George Hanford - Basic Skills and American Education, (meeting held at Wingspread with Edison Foundation, Kettering Foundation, Johnson Foundation and Phi Delta Kappa; CSDI Chicago), [see also: chron. section], Apr. 25, 1977.

U45.  Ramon C. Cortines, George Hanford - Basic Skills and American Education (meeting held at Wingspread with Edison Foundation, Kettering Foundation, Johnson Foundation and Phi Delta Kappa; continued on V45), Apr. 26, 1977.

V45.  Ramon C. Cortines, George Hanford - Basic Skills and American Education (meeting held at Wingspread with Edison Foundation, Kettering Foundation, Johnson Foundation and Phi Delta Kappa), Apr. 26-27, 1977.

W45.  May 20-27, 1977.

Hans J. Morgenthau - The Pathology of American Power, May 20, 1977

Lewis Anthony Dexter - The Character of a Trimmer Revisited: Analysis of Political Strategy, May 27, 1977

X45.  May 20-June 2, 1977.

Harry Ashmore, C. Edward Crowther - Robert M. Hutchins Memorial Service, May 20, 1977

Christopher Stone, Jace McNamara - The Energy Crisis, If There Is One: Where We Are and What Should Be Done About It, June 2, 1977

Y45.  June 8-13, 1977.

Sir Frank Layfield - Financing Subnational Governance, June 8, 1977

Roderick W. Nash - Do Rocks Have Rights? The Role of Ethics in Man-Environment Relations, June 13, 1977

Z45.  June 20-July 13, 1977.

Willis B. Goldbeck - National Health Care Costs and Policy [dup. in chron. section], June 20, 1977

Otis Graham - If FDR Had Lived: The Cold War in American History [dup. in chron. section], July 13, 1977

A46.  Benjamin Bloom - Toward Equality in Education: Not Opportunity but Outcome (CSDI Chicago), Apr. 19, 1977.

B46.  Chester Eagleman - American Indian Education Policy (CSDI Chicago), [see also: chron. section], May 20, 1977.

C46.  Paul Camenisch - Ethics of Professions (CSDI Chicago), [see also chron. section], June 17, 1977.

D46.  July 11, 1977.

W. Herbert L. Allsopp - Slide show with lecture on Fish Farming around the World, July 11, 1977

W. Herbert L. Allsopp - Interviewed by Donald McDonald in library on development, July 11, 1977

E46.  Apr. 30-July 19, 1977.

John Cogley, Robert M. Hutchins - What Kind of President Do We Need (dubbed from tape recorded by SBCC - Part of adult ed. series on "Survival of the Wisest"), Apr. 30, 1977

Elisabeth Borgese - Conference on Law of the Seas, July 19, 1977

F46.  Oct. 13, 1975.

Robert M. Hutchins - Speech read by Otis Graham - Is Democracy Possible? (part of adult ed. series on Restoring Faith in Government; Robert Kelly was moderator and commented), Oct. 13, 1975

Restoring Faith in Government - Q and A period, Oct. 13, 1975

G46.  July 29-Aug. 8, 1977.

Joseph J. Schwab - Jensck, Schools and What They Ought to Do, July 29, 1977

Otis Graham - Planning Program for 1977-78, Aug. 8, 1977

H46.  Jerry Alexander - Child Abuse (CSDI Chicago), [dup. in chron. section], June 29, 1977.

I46.  Ted R. Gurr - Urban Crime and Conflict (CSDI Chicago), May 31, 1977.

J46.  Aug. 11, 1977.

Rexford Tugwell - Talking to group of Otis Graham students (NEH - National Endowment for the Humanities), Aug. 11, 1977

Charles Brandes, Willis Goldbeck - Urban Growth Policy [dup. in chron. section], Aug. 11, 1977

K46.  David Mechanic - Rationing Medical Care Services (CSDI Chicago), [dup. in chron. section], June 22, 1977.

L46.  Robert Haveman - Poverty and the Welfare System [dup. in chron. section], June 27, 1977.

M46.  Aug. 15-24, 1977.

David Vogel - Why Businessmen Mistrust Their State: The Political Consciousness of American Corporate Executives, Aug. 15, 1977

Carl Stenberg - Acir's Research Agenda, Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Aug. 24, 1977

N46.  Ralph W. Tyler - Mediating Structures (based on paper by Sol Tax; CSDI Chicago), July 22, 1977.

O46.  James Young (Treasurer of City of Boston) - Interviewed by Noah Ben Shea, Aug. 24, 1977.

P46.  Sept. 2-12, 1977.

Harry Ashmore - Report on the Future of the Center and Its Program, Sept. 2, 1977

Milton Mayer - Cold Program in Carmel, Sept. 12, 1977

Q46.  Ralph Tyler - Are Our Children Learning Less? (CSDI Chicago), Aug. 26, 1977.

R46.  Harry Ashmore, Scott Bice, Ronald K.L. Collins, Henry Geller, Constance Baker Motley, Louis H. Pollack, John Shattuck, Bernard Schwartz - Conference on Contemporary Constitutional Issues, Sept. 16, 1977.

S46.  Willis B. Goldbeck - Urban Growth Policy Conference, Sept. 20, 1977.

T46.  Willis B. Goldbeck - Urban Growth Policy Conference, Sept. 20, 1977.

U46.  Patrick O'Hern - The Nation's Emerging Energy Policy (10 Japanese newsmen present simultaneous translation used), Sept. 26, 1977.

V46.  Oct. 12-15, 1977.

Walter H. Capps - Humanities and Public Policy, Oct. 12, 1977

Marty Mann - Interviewed by Jenny Perry in library, Oct. 15, 1977

W46.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 14, 1977.

X46.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 14, 1977.

Y46.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 15, 1977.

Z46.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 15, 1977.

A47.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 16, 1977.

B47.  William Madsen - Conference on Alcoholism: Policies and Priorities, Oct. 16, 1977.

C47.  Geoffrey Shields - An Overview of Multinational Corporations (CSDI Chicago), Oct. 13, 1977.

D47.  Oct. 20-24, 1977.

Kingsley Davis - United States Population Policy, Oct. 20, 1977

Kenneth Tollet - The Media Assault on Affirmative Action: Subjective Hostility or Objective Insensitivity, Oct. 24, 1977

E47.  Robert H. Koff - Constructive Cultural Pluralism and Educational Policy [see also: chron. section], Sept. 9, 1977.

F47.  Oct. 25-Nov. 7, 1977.

Jonathan Z. Smith - Innovations in Higher Education, Oct. 25, 1977

Ramsey Clark - Meaning and Effect of Government Secrecy in a Democratic Society, Nov. 7, 1977

G47.  Ramsey Clark, Harry Ashmore, Donald Cressey - Constinutional Liberty and the Rule of Law (adult ed. series on "The Life and Thought of Robert M. Hutchins" at the Lobero Theater), Nov. 7, 1977.

H47.  Mark M. Krug - Definitions in the History of Immigration and Cultural Pluralism (CSDI Chicago), [dup in chron. section], Oct. 26, 1977.

I47.  Nov. 9-21, 1977.

Ezsra Mishan - The No-Growth Debate, Nov. 9, 1977

Mortimer Adler - Cultural Unity and Cultural Pluralism, Nov. 21, 1977

J47.  Robert J. Donovan - Conflict and Crisis: The Presidency of Harry S. Truman, 1945-1948, Nov. 14, 1977.

K47.  Hugh Downs, Harry Ashmore, Donald McDonald - The Life and Thought of Robert M. Hutchins, "Freedom of the Press" (at Lobero Theater as part of continuing education), Nov. 14, 1977.

L47.  Steve Allen, J. Sears McGee, Mark Poster, Carolyn C. Lougee, Keith Berwick - Meeting of Minds, Nov. 17, 1977.

M47.  Nov. 16-28, 1977.

Steve Allen - Meeting of Minds (mostly excerpts from videocassettes with comments by Steve Allen), Nov. 16, 1977

Norman Cousins - International World Order, Nov. 28, 1977

N47.  Bryan Kelley - Conference on Taxes and Community Services: The Ethical Choices, Nov. 18, 1977.

O47.  Bryan Kelley - Conference on Taxes and Community Services: The Ethical Choices, Nov. 18, 1977.

P47.  Mortimer Adler, Harry Ashmore, William Gorman - The Life and Thought of Robert M. Hutchins, "Philosophy of Education," Nov. 21, 1977.

Q47.  Nov. 28, 1977-Jan. 27, 1978.

Norman Cousins, Elisabeth Borgese, Otis Graham - The Life and Thought of Robert M. Hutchins, "International World Order," Nov. 28, 1977

Maurice Mitchell - Interviewed in library by Matt Schneider, "Voice of America," Jan. 27, 1978

R47.  Harry Ashmore, with George A. McAlmon, Harold Fleming, and Maxwell Greenberg - Beyond Bakke, Dec. 1, 1977.

S47.  Otis Graham - The Ethics of Exclusion: The Crisis of U.S. Immigration Policy, Dec. 9, 1977.

S47A.  Dec. 6-9, 1977.

Anne Strick - Injustice for All, Dec. 6, 1977

Otis Graham - The Ethics of Exclusion: The Crisis of U.S. Immigration Policy (continuation from T42), Dec. 9, 1977

T47.  Otis Graham - The Ethics of Exclusion: The Crisis of U.S. Immigration Policy (continued on S47 track 2), Dec. 9, 1977.

U47.  Otis Graham - The Ethics of Exclusion: The Crisis of U.S. Immigration Policy, Dec. 10, 1977.

V47.  Irwin Garfinkel - Welfare, What's Right and Wrong with It (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 21-22, 1977.

W47.  Myron Roomkin - Past Issues and Future Problems in Public Sector Collective Bargaining (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 29, 1977.

X47.  Woods Bowman - Paying Big City Bills (CSDI Chicago), Nov. 30, 1977.

Y47.  Dec. 19-20, 1977.

Harry S. Ashmore - Review of Current Program Prospects and Possibilities (first meeting with Maurice Mitchell), Dec. 19, 1977

Maurice Mitchell, Donald McDonald - Library Interview, Dec. 20, 1977

Z47.  Jan. 12-25, 1978.

Fred Warner Neal - The Carter Foreign Policy toward a Cool War? Jan. 12, 1978

Alfred Kazin - Power and Imagination: The Case of Henry Adams, Jan. 25, 1978

A48.  Sheldon Danziger - What is Poverty Today (CSDI Chicago), Dec. 16, 1977.

B48.  Jan. 27-30, 1978.

Walter H. Capps - The Vietnam War and American Religious Sensibility, Jan. 27, 1978

David Wise - Marching towards an Official Secrets Act, Jan. 30, 1978

C48.  Feb. 7-16, 1978.

Samuel F. Wells - The Future of Arms Control, Feb. 7, 1978

Nan Waterman - The Focus of Common Cause Action for 1978, Feb. 16, 1978

D48.  Feb. 9-14, 1978.

Otis L. Graham - An American in Post-Indira India, Feb. 9, 1978

Mark Poster - The Emotional Structure of the Family, Feb. 14, 1978

E48.  Feb. 10-28, 1978.

Rexford Tugwell (speaking to a group of 8th grade students lead by Walter Capps about Roosevelt and the New Deal), Feb. 10, 1978

Bertrand de Jouvenel - Is the United States Turning Away from Europe, Feb. 28, 1978

F48.  Vern Countryman - Conference on William O. Douglas Inquiry [P. Biscay transcribe all Feb. 18-19, 1978], Feb. 18, 1978.

G48.  Vern Countryman - Conference on William. O. Douglas Inquiry into the State of the Bill of Rights, Feb. 18, 1978.

H48.  Vern Countryman - Conference on William. O. Douglas Inquiry into the State of the Bill of Rights, Feb. 19, 1978.

I48.  Brian M. Kelley - Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 2, 1978.

J48.  Brian M. Kelley - Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 3, 1978.

K48.  Mar. 3, 1978.

Brian M. Kelley - Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 3, 1978

Robert Brandon - After dinner speech, Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 3, 1978

L48.  Brian M. Kelley - Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 4, 1978.

M48.  Mar. 4-15, 1978.

Brian M. Kelley - Conference on Taxation and Human Values, Mar. 4, 1978

James Rosenau - The Meaning of Vietnam, Mar. 15, 1978

N48.  Mar. 16-21, 1978.

Otis Graham - From Growth to Limits: Thoughts on the U.S. Adaptation, Mar. 16, 1978

Rexford Tugwell - Humphrey/Hawkins Bill: Approaches to Full Employment, Mar. 21, 1978

O48.  Mar. 23-28, 1978.

Chistopher [Jencks ?] - Why Are Scores Going Down? Mar. 23, 1978

Harry S. Ashmore, Walter H. Capps - The Side of the Apocalypse, the Vietnam War and American Religious Sensibilities - II, Mar. 28, 1978

P48.  Apr. 5-13, 1978.

Willis B. Goldbeck - A Look at China, Apr. 5, 1978

Judy Kunofsky - National Population Policy Issues and Population, Apr. 13, 1978

Q48.  Otis Graham - Conference on Reappraisal of the White House, Conference on Balanced National Growth, Apr. 12, 1978.

R48.  Otis Graham - Conference on Reappraisal of the White House Conference on Balanced National Growth and Economic Development, Apr. 12, 1978.

S48.  Apr. 14-21, 1978.

David Brower - The Environmental Movement Abroad, Apr. 14, 1978

Alexander King - 1979 Conference of the U.N. on Science and Technology, Apr. 21, 1978

T48.  May 3-4, 1978.

James M. McPherson - The Dimensions of Change: A Comparison of the First and Second Reconstructions, May 3, 1978

Maurice Mitchell - Is There a Cure for American Higher Education? (Harry Girvetz Memorial Lecture at Lotte Lehmann, UCSB), May 4, 1978

U48.  May 4-15, 1978.

Jane J. Mansbridge - Unitary and Adversary Democracy, May 4, 1978

Rexford G. Tugwell - Suggestions of Procedures for Planning in a Democracy, May 15, 1978

V48.  May 9-19, 1978.

Maurice Mitchell, Otis Graham, Wiliam Gorman, Joseph Schwab, Walter Capps - Library conversation as a continuation of meeting with James M. McPherson, "The Dimensions of Change: A Comparison of the First and Second Reconstructions," May 9, 1978

George Steiner - The Tiredness of England, May 19, 1978

W48.  Eduard Goldstücker - Interviewed by Milton Mayer in London, May 1978.

X48.  May 22-26, 1978.

Morris Milgrim - The Re-Segregation of America, May 22, 1978

Rexford Tugwell - Library interview by Donald McDonald on his views, May 26, 1978

Y48.  Richard Lichtman - Mental Health Services for the Unemployed, May 31, 1978.

Sir John Killick - Library Interview with Donald McDonald and Otis Graham, June 6, 1978.

Z48.  June 2-13, 1978.

William Clebsch - The Unfinished Renaissance of the Humanities, June 2, 1978

Maurice Mitchell - Program to Year 2000, June 13, 1978

A49.  Daniel Goleman - The Reception of Eastern Psychologies in the West, June 5, 1978.

Father M. Basil Pennington - A Monk's View of the Modern World, June 9, 1978.

B49.  Amory B. Lovins - Energy Strategy, June 7, 1978.

C49.  June 12-19, 1978.

Christopher Jencks - The Social Basis of Unselfishness, June 12, 1978

Maurice Mitchell - Program to Year 2000 (continued from track 2 of D49), June 15, 1978

Helene Mitchell - Library interview of Peter Tagger, Donald McDonald, and Otis Graham for Radio Station Kuow, June 19, 1978

D49.  John E. Coons, Stephen D. Sugarman - Education by Choice, June 14, 1978.

E49.  Maurice Mitchell - Program to Year 2000 (continued on track 2 of C49), June 14-15, 1978.

F49.  Thomas Cronin - Electing Presidents: The Direct Vote and the Electoral College: The Case for Meshing Things (VP), June 26, 1978.

David Wise - Reforming Intelligence, June 29, 1978.

G49.  June 28-29, 1978.

Maurice Mitchell - Program to Year 2000, June 28, 1978

David Wise - Library interview by Alex Adams, June 29, 1978

Harry Ashmore - Library interview by Alex Adams, June 29, 1978

H49.  July 19-24, 1978.

Harry S. Ashmore - Equity and Civil Rights, July 19, 1978

Maurice B. Mitchell - Successfully Desegregating the Schools: The Denver Experience, July 24, 1978

I49.  Gerald Bender - Super Power, Competition in Africa (Richard L. Sklar), July 21, 1978.

J49.  July 31-Aug. 15, 1978.

David Krieger - A Report on the U.N. Special Session on Disarmament, July 31, 1978

Elisabeth Borgese - Ocean Management and Planning for a New International Economic Order, Aug. 15, 1978

K49.  Aug. 2-15, 1978.

Fred Warner Neal - Problems of the Eastern Pacific Impressions of Recent Traveller, Aug. 2, 1978

Otis Graham - The Emerging Trends in State and Local Government: From the Firing Line (continued on track 1, L49), Aug. 15, 1978

L49.  Aug. 15-18, 1978.

Otis Graham - The Emerging Trends in State and Local Government: From the Firing Line (continued from track 2, K49), Aug. 15, 1978

Denis F. Johnston - Federal Social Indicator Reports: A Critique and Plans for the Future, Aug. 18, 1978

M49.  Donald McDonald - Journalism Seminar, Aug. 17, 1978.

N49.  Aug. 21-28, 1978.

Lee M. Mitchell - Broadcast Media in the Choice of Political Leaders: Some Problems, Aug. 21, 1978

Donald R. Cressey - Terrorism and White-Collar Crime: An Analogy, Aug. 28, 1978

O49.  Bart Bernstein - A Discussion of the Current State of Radical Perspectives and Politics in the United States, Aug. 22, 1978.

P49.  Otis L. Graham - The California Tax Revolt: Who Did What to Whom and Why? Aug. 24, 1978.

Q49.  William A. Norris - Why Jarvis-Gann is Unconstitutional: The Boundaries of the Direct Democracy Feature in the American Governmental System, Sept. 1, 1978.

R49.  Sept. 8-Dec. 8, 1978.

Walter H. Capps - Humanities and Public Policy, How Shall Critical Intelligence Function is a World Like This? Sept. 8, 1978

Maurice B. Mitchell, Mortimer J. Adler - The Robert M. Hutchins Award, Sept. 11, 1978

Cathleen Douglas - Testimonial dinner in Washington for William O. Douglas (continued from E50), Dec. 8, 1978

S49.  Sept. 13-26, 1978.

Otis L. Graham - Illegal Immigration: The Restrictionist Argument from the Right to Left, Sept. 13, 1978

Rexford Tugwell - The President and the Presidency: An Ongoing Appraisal, Sept. 26, 1978

T49.  Harry Wood - What Is the Picture on Your Piano? The Role of the Arts in Democracy (slide presentation), Sept. 25, 1978.

U49.  Sept. 28-Oct. 20, 1978.

Elisabeth Borgese, Donald McDonald - Library Interview, Sept. 28, 1978

Phyllis Eisen - Immigration Reform: Present Perspectives and Future Possibilities, Oct. 20, 1978

V49.  Oct. 19, 1978.

William L. Kahal - Cartography as a Medium of Communication: The Water Atlas Project, Oct. 19, 1978

Continuation of morning meeting during and after lunch, Oct. 19, 1978

W49.  Lawrence W. Lichty - The War We Watched on Television: A Study in Progress, Oct. 23, 1978.

X49.  Lawrence W. Lichty - The War We Watched on Television: A Study in Progress, Oct. 24, 1978.

Y49.  Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1978.

H. Stuart Hughes - Interviewed by Donald McDonald in library, Oct. 31, 1978

Franklin Tugwell - Energy: Managing the Transition, Nov. 3, 1978

Z49.  Oct. 31-Nov. 17, 1978.

H. Stuart Hughes - Italian Euro Communism: A Unique Case, Oct. 31, 1978

Lyman A. Glenny - Demographics and Issues for Higher Education in the 1980s, Nov. 17, 1978

A50.  Nov. 9, 1978.

Donald McDonald (Chairman), Rexford Tugwell - Institutional Malfunctions and Suggested Reforms: Toward Improved Planning, Nov. 9, 1978

Otis L. Graham - President Carter's New Urban Policy, Nov. 9, 1978

Garrett Hardin - A National Population Policy, Nov. 9, 1978

B50.  ca. Oct. 1-Nov. 22, 1978.

Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker - Interviewed by Milton Mayer in Germany, Oct. 1978

Preston Cloud, Jr. - Conversations with the Author of Cosmos, Earth and Man, Nov. 22, 1978

C50.  Nov. 24-Dec. 8, 1978.

Nicholas Sivackev - Conversation with a Russian Historian Writing a History of Russian-American Relations (during lunch), Nov. 24, 1978

Kenneth E. Boulding - Interviewed in Washington by Donald McDonald, Dec. 8, 1978

D50.  Dec. 8, 1978.

Robert B. McKay - Interviewed in Washington D.C. by Donald McDonald, Dec. 8, 1978

Kenneth E. Boulding - Speaking at the William O. Douglas Inquiry into the State of Individual Freedom (Betty Southard Murphy introduces Frances Farenthold, who in turn introduces Boulding), Dec. 8, 1978

E50.  Dec. 8, 1978.

John H. F. Shattuck - Interviewed in Washington by Donald McDonald, Dec. 8, 1978

Morris L. Levinson, David Ginsburg, Eric Sevareid, Vern Countryman, Abe Fortas, Clark Clifford, Warren Burger, Cathleen Douglas - Testimonial dinner in Washington for William O. Douglas, Dec. 8, 1978

F50.  Dec. 8-13, 1978.

Charle Achukwu (Nigeria) - Library interview with Harry Ashmore and Donald McDonald (Mr. Achukwu's American escort, John Zins, also took part), Dec. 13, 1978

William Ascher - Forecasting and Decision-Making, Dec. 8, 1978

G50.  Abe Fortas and panel: Harry S. Ashmore, Leonard Boudin, Ramsay Clark and Barbara Jordan - The William O. Douglas Inquiry into the State of Individual Freedom (Shoreham Americana Hotel, Wash. D.C.), Dec. 7, 1978.

H50.  Eduard M. Kennedy, Vern Countryman with panel: Steven B. Duke, Ronald L. Gainer, Louis B. Schwartz, John H. F. Shattuck - The William O. Douglas Inquiry (Shoreham Americana Hotel, Wash. D.C.), Dec. 7, 1978.

I50.  Albert E. Jenner, Thomas I. Emerson, Stansfield Turner, John Hotis, Panel: William E. Colby, Morton Halpering, Richard D. Hongsto, Mitchell Rogovin - The Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, Dec. 7, 1978.

J50.  Harrison W. Hertzberg, Maurine Rothchild, Harold C. Fleming, Robert Sinsheimer, panel: Maurice Abravanel, Theodore Kheel, Eugene McCarthy, Kenneth S. Tollett - The Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, Dec. 8, 1978.

K50.  Edward Lamb, Maurice Mitchell, Robert H. Bork, Floyd Adams, Panel: Abe Fortas, Fred Graham, Anthony Lewis, L.A. Scot Powe, Jr., Sander Vanocur - The Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, Dec. 8, 1978.

L50.  Jan. 10-22, 1979.

Steven L. Spiegel - Camp David: Lessons and Possibilities for Peacemaking, Moder [?] or Muddle? Jan. 10, 1979

Irving Richter - A Political Survey of American Labor: 1945-1977, Jan. 22, 1979

M50.  Maurice Mitchell - Japanese Productivity Center Seminar, Feb. 12, 1979.

N50.  Mar. 5, 1979.

Seymour Lipset - The Politics of Unreason: Right Wing Extremism in the United States, 1790-1977, Mar. 5, 1979

Allard Lowenstein - Human Rights: The Global Problem and the Adminstration's Policy, Mar. 5, 1979

O50.  Feb. 26-Mar. 7, 1979.

Morris Milgram - For Socially Significant Housing Moves, Feb. 26, 1979

Allard Lowenstein - The U.S. Role in Africa, Rhodesia at the Crossroads (requested that recorders by turned off), Mar. 7, 1979

P50.  Mar. 8-12, 1979.

Steven J. Diner - Uncle Sam's Boom Town: The Nation's Capital since World War II, Mar. 8, 1979

Allard Lowenstein - A 60s Retrospective: Vietnam and Civil Rights, Mar. 12, 1979

Q50.  Mar. 13-28, 1979.

Karen Fuglie - The NEH: New Directions in Support of the Humanities, Mar. 13, 1979

C. Herman Pritchett - Constitutional Amendment by Convention, Mar. 28, 1979

R50.  Apr. 3-7, 1979.

Samuel F. Wells - The Turning Point in Modern America History: The Korean War, Apr. 3, 1979

Fred Graham, Donald McDonald - Library Interview, Apr. 7, 1979

T50.  Maurice Mitchell, Eulah Laucks, Guenter Lewy, David Krieger - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 5, 1979.

U50.  Apr. 5-6, 1979.

Frederick Downes, Shad Meshad - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 5, 1979

Murray Fromson, Lawrence Lichty - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam (continued from track 2, W50), Apr. 6, 1979

V50.  Barton J. Bernstein, Richard Flacks, Cynthia W. Erey, Stanley Rothman - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 6, 1979.

W50.  Apr. 6, 1979.

James Rosenau, Ole Hosti - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 6, 1979

Murray Fromson, Lawernce Lichty - Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 6, 1979

X50.  Apr. 7, 1979.

Walter Capps, W. Richard Comstock, Phillip Hammond, Nicholas Piediscalzi - Vietnam: Religious Values and Moral Issues, Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 7, 1979

Findings of the Conference on the Impact of Vietnam, Apr. 7, 1979

Y50.  Apr. 11-20, 1979.

Fred Warner Neal - Current Developments and Background Realities in Carter Administration-USSR Relations, Apr. 11, 1979

Walter A. Fogel - Getting Society's Dirty Work Done: A Discussion of Guest Worker Programs and Other Remedies for the "Americans Won't Take the Jobs Problem," Apr. 20, 1979

Z50.  Apr. 30-May 14, 1979.

Richard E. Neustadt - Is the Presidency Possible? Apr. 30, 1979

Amb. Gunnar Heckscher - The Future of the Welfare State, May 14, 1979

A51.  James O'Toole - The Tenure Issue in Higher Education, May 18, 1979.

B51.  May 22-24, 1979.

David Wise - Can the First Amendment Survive the Hydrogen Bomb? May 22, 1979

John Stockwell - CIA: Why We Should Close It Down, May 24, 1979

C51.  Vern Countryman - Meeting of the Board of Review of the Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, May 25, 1979.

D51.  Vern Countryman - Meeting of the Board of Review of the Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, May 25, 1979.

E51.  Vern Countryman - Meeting of the Board of Review of the Wm. O. Douglas Inquiry, May 26, 1979.

F51.  May 29-July 13, 1979.

Bjørn Bjørnsen - Crime and Punishment in Scandinavia, May 29, 1979

George La Noue - Civil Liberties in a Future of Scarcity, July 13, 1979

G51.  July 9-23, 1979.

Brian Fagan - Interviewed in library by Donald McDonald, July 9, 1979

Allan P. Sindler - The Argument over Pro-Minority Racial Classifications: Defunis to Weber, July 23, 1979

H51.  July 23-27, 1979.

Allan P. Sindler - The Argument over Pro-Minority Racial Classifications: Defunis to Weber, July 23, 1979

Sr. Veronica Ann Baxter - The Transformation of a College: A Case Study, July 27, 1979

I51.  July 25, 1975-Sept. 11, 1979.

Harry A. Ashmore, Leon Keyserling, C. Herman Pritchett, Joseph Schwab, William Gorman, Clifton Fadiman, Donald McDonald, Otis Graham, Walter Capps, July 25, 1975

Joseph J. Schwab - The Social Sciences: Values, Truth, Action, Sept. 11, 1979

J51.  Otis Graham - Encouraging Industrial Innovation: Decision-Making in the American Corporation, July 30, 1979.

K51.  Otis Graham - Encouraging Industrial Innovation: Decision-Making in the American Corporation, July 30, 1979.

L51.  Sept. 11-26, 1979.

Herbert Fingarette - Punishment and Suffering, Sept. 11, 1979

Lewis Solmon - Forty-One Solutions to the Humanities Ph.D. Job Crisis, Sept. 26, 1979

M51.  Sept. 28-Oct. 3, 1979.

Thomas Schefe - Toward a Theory of Mourning, Sept. 28, 1979

Robert Cahn - Environmental Considerations in Corporate Decision Making, Oct. 3, 1979

N51.  Brian M. Fagan - Conference on Future of the Center, Oct. 15, 1979.

O51.  Brian M. Fagan - Conference on Future of the Center, Oct. 15, 1979.

P51.  Brian M. Fagan - Conference on Future of the Center, Oct. 15, 1979.

Q51.  Brian M. Fagan - Conference on Future of the Center, Oct. 16, 1979.

R51.  Brian M. Fagan - Conference on Future of the Center, Oct. 16, 1979.

S51.  Oct. 22-Nov. 5, 1979.

Eulah C. Laucks - The Meaning of Children in Contemporary America, Oct. 22, 1979

Hans-Adolf Jacobsen, Karl Haushofer - German Geopolitics, Nov. 5, 1979

T51.  E. Richard Briwn - American Medicine and Corporate Capitalism, Oct. 23, 1979.

U51.  May 7-Nov. 30, 1979.

Philip Hammond - Civility, Civil Religion: The Emergence of Cults, May 7, 1979

Gene Rochlin - Nuclear Fuel Cycle Internationalization: The Uncertain Political Context, Nov. 30, 1979

V51.  Nov. 12-30, 1979.

Bennett Berger, Nov. 12, 1979

Gene Rochlin - Nuclear Fuel Cycle Internationalization: The Uncertain Political Context, Nov. 30, 1979

W51.  Paul J. [Bohannan ?] - You Can't Do Nothing, Nov. 16, 1979.

X51.  Joseph Lyford - The Berkeley Experiment, Nov. 26, 1979

A52.  Native American Architecture, Jan. 15, 1980.

B52.  Daniel O'Hanlon - View from Kathmandu (briefing session), n.d. [ca. 1979-1980 ?].

C52.  Nikkie Keddie - Religion and Politics in Iran Today (dialogue), n.d. [ca. 1979-1980 ?].

D52.  Jonathan Z. Smith - The Harvard Plan: General Education in the 1980s (dialogue session), Jan. 30, 1980.

E52.  William Lee Miller - Lincoln's Second Inaugural and the American Celebration, Feb. 4, 1980.

F52.  Bill Boyarsky - The Politics of Sports: The Olympic Boycott (dialogue session), Feb. 13, 1980.

G52.  Geoffrey Wallace - 10 Years as Ombudsman: Reflections and Suggestions (dialogue session; 3 tapes), Feb. 19, 1980.

H52.  Hans Bethe - The Energy Problem and Nuclear Power (public lecture; 3 tapes), Feb. 21, 1980.

I52.  Jean Leclercq - Benedict to Merton: Monasticism and Western Culture (symposium), Feb. 26, 1980.

J52.  Douglas H. Daniels - Pioneer Urbanities: Black San Francisco (dialogue session; 3 tapes), Mar. 4, 1980.

Dallin-Russia (TR.I), Mar. 13, 1980.

Hans Bethe - Interview with D. McDonald and M. Crandell, Mar. 5, 1980.

L52.  Walter Capps - Is Narcissism an Accurate Description of the Nation's Mood? Mar. 18, 1980.

M52.  Al Stern - Priorities in Domestic Policies, Apr. 10, 1980.

N52.  James MacGregor Burns - The Crisis in Leadership: 1980, Apr. 11, 1980.

O52.  Jack M. Holl and Philip Cantelon - Three Mile Island: Facts and Histories, Apr. 14, 1980.

P52.  Frederic Raphael - Contemporary Israel, Apr. 15, 1980.

Q52.  Elaine Pagels - New Wine and Old Skins: The Gnostic Gospels, Apr. 24, 1980.

R52.  Fritz Stern - Europe: The Release from Greatness, Apr. 25, 1980.

T52.  Lovins and Lovins, Apr. 28, 1980.

Alberto Camarillo and Richard Griswald Del Castillo (2 tapes), Apr. 30, 1980.

V52.  Edward T. Linenthal - From Hero to Anti-Hero: The Transformation of the Warrior in Modern America (Hutchins Center Series on the Impact of Vietnam), May 2, 1980.

W52.  James Wood - The Not-So-Gentle Art of Publishing: Toward a Rough Calculus, May 8, 1980.

X52.  W. Richard Comstock - Clairboyance and History: Reinhold Niebuhr's Perspective on History, May 13, 1980.

Y52.  Ren Jiyu - The Study of Religion in the People's Republic of China, May 16, 1980.

Z52.  Marvin Adelson - Achievable Cities, May 20, 1980.

A53.  Michael Gordon - Human Rights and Carter's Foreign Policy, May 21, 1980.

B53.  Peter Marin - Silence and Guilt: Remembering Vietnam, May 22, 1980.

C53.  Jacob Needleman - New Religions Reconsidered, May 23, 1980.

D53.  Margaret Rossiter - Sex Typing in America: Women's Work in Science, May 27, 1980.

E53.  Virginia H. Hine - How Do We Get from Here to There? Ideological and Socio-Structural Paradigms, May 29, 1980.

F53.  Sidney Janis - Dealer as Educator: In Conversation with Sidney Janis, June 6, 1980.

G53.  Hymon T. Johnson - The Poverty of Educational Philosophy, June 12, 1980.

H53.  Ronald K. L. Collins, Robert Welch - Miranda vs. Arizona: Past and Present Developments, June 24, 1980.

I53.  Wu Chen-I - Mental Illness in People's Rupublic of China: Present Conditions and Future Prescriptions, June 30, 1980.

J53.  Yu Ying-Shih - Intellectual Leadership in China (Part 1 of 2), July 8, 1980.

K53.  Yu Ying-Shih - Intellectual Leadership in China (Part 2 of 2), July 8, 1980.

L53.  Marvin W. Meyer - Making Mary Male: Re-Reading The Gnostic Gospels, July 15, 1980.

M53.  Rexford Brown and Edward White - The Writing Crisis: Dimensions and Implications - Is There a Crisis in Literacy? (Part 1 of 3), July 25, 1980.

N53.  James Moffett and Charles Cooper - Writing and Writing Research - Is There a Crisis in Literacy? (Part 2 of 3), July 25, 1980.

O53.  Miles Myers, Ross Winterowd - Promising Developments and Practices - Is There a Crisis in Literacy? (Part 3 of 3), July 25, 1980.

P53.  Linda Kauffman and Benjamin Bycel - Torn Asunder: Women and Divorce in a Decade of Reform, Aug. 5, 1980.

Q53.  William May - Adversarialism in America, Aug. 11, 1980.

R53.  Hubert Jessup - The Baxters: Talking Back to the TV [transcribed Sept. 2, 1980], Aug. 14, 1980.

S53.  Samuel Edwards - Changes in Agriculture: The Decline of the Family Farm - Agriculture in California (Part 1 of 3), Aug. 29, 1980.

T53.  Del Gardner - The 160-Acre Limit and Economic Efficiency in Farming - Agriculture in California (Part 2 of 3), Aug. 29, 1980.

U53.  Marian Standish and William Monning - Agribusiness and the Farm Worker - Agriculture in California (Part 3 of 3), Aug. 29, 1980.

V53.  Edward J. Blakely and Ted K. Bradshaw - Goin' to the Country: The New Rural Migration, Sept. 11, 1980.

W53.  Walter H. Capps and Michael Harrington - Liberalism, Session 1: Currrent Perspectives on Liberalism, Oct. 9, 1980.

X53.  Otis L. Graham, Jr. and Don Gevirtz - Liberalism, Session 2: Liberalism and National Priorities - A Look at the 1980s: Long Range Federal Planning, Oct. 9, 1980.

Y53.  Al Stern and Peter Goldschmidt - Liberalism, Session 3: Leberalism and the Legislative Process, Oct. 9, 1980.

Z53.  Bart Bernstein and Richard Gillam - Liberalism, Session 4: Liberalism in the 1980s, Oct. 9, 1980.

A54.  Robert Gerstein - Californians' Constitutional Right to Privacy, Oct. 20, 1980.

B54.  Roland Bainton - War and Peace, Oct. 23, 1980.

C54.  John A. Baeden - Natural Resources and Bureaucratic Predators: Land Use Planning and the Management of Wild Life, Oct. 28, 1980.

D54.  Jacques Cazeaux - Allegory as Game (Charge de Recherce Centre Nationale de Recherce University of Lyon II, France), Oct. 30, 1980.

E54.  Donald F. McHenry (U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations) - Prospects for Democracy: The International Dimension, Oct. 31, 1980.

F54.  J. Robert Nelson - The Court, the Congress, the Churches and Abortion, Nov. 7, 1980.

G54.  Victor Navasky (editor of The Nation) - Everything You Wanted to Know about The Nation but Were Afraid to Ask, Nov. 30, 1980.

H54.  Emilio Varanini III, et al. - A New Regional Energy Policy: Security of Supply, Nov. 18, 1980.

I54.  Barbara Epstein - Feminism and the Family, n.d. [ca. 1980 ?].

J54.  Larry Adams - The Strengthening of 20th Century American Liberalism: A Reappraisal, Nov. 21, 1980.

K54.  Gore Vidal, et al. - Some Reflections on the State of the Union, Nov. 24, 1980.

L54.  Richard D. Hecht - From Pariah People to Pariah Nation: The Transformation of Modern Anti-Semetism, Dec. 4, 1980.

M54.  Jesse H. Choper - Judicial Review and the National Process, Dec. 10, 1980.

N54.  Edward E. Morris - Two Years as President / Two Years as Candidate - How Long Should the President Serve? Dec. 12, 1980.

O54.  Todd Gitlin - The Whole World is Watching: And the Making and Unmaking of the New Left, Jan. 14, 1981.

P54.  Danilo Dolci - Social Change through Non-Violence, Jan. 16, 1981.

Q54.  Victor S. Grey - Poland 1981, Jan. 19, 1981.

R54.  Adnan Mazarei - Iran after the Revolution, Jan. 20, 1981.

S54.  Wendell Mullison, Ph.D. - Public Concerns about Herbicide 2,4,5-T, (Table Talk), Jan. 19, 1981.

T54.  Bernstein - Prospects and Pitfall of Biomedical Technology: The Quest for the Artificial Heart, Jan. 30, 1981.

U54.  Diana E. H. Russell - Pornography and Violence against Women, Feb. 3, 1981.

V54.  Shad Meshad - New Directions in the Re-Socialization of Vietnam Era Vets, Feb. 15, 1981.

W54.  Thom Neff - The Responsibility of the Engeneering Profession, Feb. 9, 1981.

X54.  Margaret Maxey - Nuclear Energy Politics, Feb. 10, 1981.

Y54.  William Edwards - The Black Family, Feb. 11, 1981.

Senator George McGovern - The Future of Liberalism, Feb. 18, 1981.

Z54.  Leonard Marsak - The Short Happy Life of Liberalism: A Historical Moment in Time, Feb. 24, 1981.

A55.  Carole E. Goldberg-Ambrose - Criminal Code Reform, Mar. 2, 1981.

Gore Vidal - The Sate of the Union: Demise and Rebirth of the American Republic, Nov. 24, 1980.

B55.  Kate Millet - Repression from the Right: The Challenge to the Women's Movement, Mar. 3, 1981.

C55.  Lucy Dawidowicz - Thinking about the Holocaust: Its Universality and Its Particularity, Mar. 9, 1981.

D55.  Maeve Binchy - A Divided Ireland, Mar. 12, 1981.

E55.  Alan Pasternak - Federal State Relations in the Setting of Energy Policy, Mar. 11, 1981.

F55.  Patsy Mink - The Future of Liberalism, Mar. 24, 1981.

G55.  Robert E. White - El Salvador: The Current Crisis, Apr. 2, 1981.

H55.  Robert E. White - Table Talk, Apr. 3, 1981.

I55.  Walter H. Capps, William Mahedy, Peter Marin - The Unfinished War: Vietnam and the Collective Healing Process, Apr. 8, 1981.

J55.  K. R. Narayanan - India: An Emerging Force in the Global Society, Apr. 13, 1981.

K55.  Blase Bonpane and Gary MacEoin - El Salvador: The Current Crisis (2 tapes), Apr. 14, 1981.

L55.  Professor Kang Wang (Deputy Director, Institute of Sociological Studies Academy of Science, Beijing) - Intellectual Life in China Today: The Revival of Sociology and Political Science in the People's Republic of China, Apr. 16, 1981.

M55.  Ivan Illich - In Conversation with Ivan Illich (2 tapes), Apr. 23-24, 1981.

N55.  Randall Forsberg - The Price of Defense, Apr. 29, 1981.

O55.  Barton J. Bernstein - Prospects and Pitfalls of Biomedical Technology: The Swine Flu Case, Apr. 30, 1981.

P55.  Walter Capps - The Role of an Independent Think Tank in a Time Like This, Apr. 29, 1981.

Q55.  Geoffrey Hartman - Interpreting Interpretation, May 5, 1981.

R55.  Frances Fitzgerald - Fundamentalism and Foreign Policy (2 tapes), May 7, 1981.

S55.  Surindar Suri - Turmoil and Stability: A Dialectical Approach to India's Politics, May 14, 1981.

T55.  Alfred Katz - The Re-Birth of Self-Help: A Major Resource for the Helping Professions, May 15, 1981.

U55.  Gayle Binion - The Constitution, the Poor, and the Burger Court, May 18, 1981.

V55.  Homer Smith - Intercollegiate Athletics and Personal Values, May 20, 1981.

W55A-C.  Chicanos and the Social Sciences: A Decade of Research and Development (3 tapes), May 22-23, 1981.

X55.  Lenore Walker - Self Defense for Women in the Criminal Justice System, May 26, 1981.

Y55.  Ernest Partridge - Are We Ready for an Ecological Morality? May 27, 1981.

Z55.  Future Directions in U.S. Marine Policy In the 1980s (3 tapes), June 5, 1981.

A56.  Tom Hayden - The Future of Liberalism (2 tapes), June 1, 1981.

B56.  Timothy Gould - Interpreting Interpretation, June 8, 1981.

C56.  William Potter and Daniel Caldwell - Disarmament and Arms Control, June 9, 1981.

D56.  Hans A. Linde and Stanley Mosk - Re-Discovering State Constitutions: Prospects for Civil Liberties in the 1980s (2 tapes), June 13, 1981.

E56.  Violence in American Life (3 tapes), June 25, 1981.

F56.  Journalism as Profession: The Possibility of Integrity in Public Affairs Reporting, Aug. 26, 1981.

G56A.  The Professionalization of College Sports: Session I (2 tapes), Sept. 10-11, 1981.

G56B.  The Professionalization of College Sports: Session II, Sept. 10-11, 1981.

G56C.  The Professionalization of College Sports: Session III, Sept. 10-11, 1981.

G56D.  The Professionalization of College Sports: Panel Discussion (3 tapes), ca. Sept. 1981.

G56E.  The Professionalization of College Sports: T.V. Discussion, Sept. 10-11, 1981.

G56F.  The Professionalization of College Sports: Dinner, Sept. 10-11, 1981.

H56.  Law and the Behavioral Sciences (Group Discussion 3-4; 2 tapes), Sept. 25-27, 1981.

H56A-F.  Law and the Behavioral Sciences (6 tapes), Sept. 25-27, 1981.

I56.  Ernest Neiszvestny - Art and Politics in the Soviet Union (2 tapes), Sept. 25, 1981.

J56.  Stewart Udall - Conservation at the Crossroads, Oct. 5, 1981.

K56.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy (Dinner), Oct. 15-16, 1981.

K56B.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy (Television Discussion), Oct. 15-16, 1981.

K56C.  [El Salvador and American Foreign Policy ?], ca. Oct. 1981.

K56D.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy (Panel Discussion), ca. Oct. 1981.

K56E.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy: Session I, Oct. 15-16, 1981.

K56F.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy: Session II, Oct. 15-16, 1981.

K56G.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy: Session III, Oct. 15-16, 1981.

K56H.  El Salvador and American Foreign Policy (ed. T.V. dub), Dec. 16, 1981.

L56.  Claire Sterling - The Network of Terror, Oct. 14, 1981.

M56.  Leonard Weinglass - Toward 1984: Problems of Individual Privacy in the 1980s, Oct. 20, 1981.

N56.  Cults (public lecture), Oct. 22, 1981.

O56A-B.  Cults and the Constitution: The New Religions in the Courts (2 tapes), Oct. 23, 1981.

P56.  A. E. Dick Howard - The Burger Courts and the Constitutionalizing of American Life, Oct. 26, 1981.

Q56.  Janet K. Boles - The Equal Rights Amendment as a Non-Zero-Sum Game, Oct. 27, 1981.

R56.  Janet Boles - The Politics of the Equal Rights Amendment (public lecture), Oct. 27, 1981.

S56.  Gene La Rocque - Can Nuclear War Be Avoided? Nov. 2, 1981.

T56.  Ramsey Clark - Intelligence and Surveillance in an Age of Terror, Oct. 30, 1981.

U56.  John Noonan - Abortion and the Law, Nov. 5, 1981.

V56.  Mary Douglas - Danger in Modern Society, Nov. 6, 1981.

W56.  China, Japan and the United State in the 1980s: Security and Trade Dimensions (3 tapes), Nov. 6, 1981.

X56.  Gary Lee - An Analysis of the Policies of Secretary of the Interior Watt, Nov. 9, 1981.

Z56.  Abraham Ashkenasi - Peace Movements, Alienated Youth, and Latent and Nascent Anti-Americanism in Europe, Especially West Germany, Nov. 16, 1981.

A57.  Rod Nash - Present Trends and Future Directions: Conservation Series, Nov. 16, 1981.

B57.  Louis Jolyon West - Violence in American Life, Dec. 1, 1981.

C57.  Peter Greenbert, Ronald Koslow, and Ronald Gottesman - American Film / American Character (dialogue), Dec. 3, 1981.

D57.  Peter Greenbert, Ronald Koslow, Ronald Gottesman - American Film / American Character (public lecture), Dec. 3, 1981.

E57.  California Public Broadcasting Commission (2 tapes), Dec. 4, 1981.

F57.  Health Care: Emphasis on Wellness and Treatment of the Whole Person (6 tapes), Dec. 10-11, 1981.

G57.  Stanley Anderson - The Ombudsman Research: What Has Been Done and What Needs to Be Done, Jan. 12, 1982.

H57.  Judith Reppy - Military Influence on the Development of Civilian Technology, Jan. 22, 1982.

I57.  Robert Noel - The Micro Polis: A Transcultural Newsbank and Information Network, Jan. 22, 1982.

J57.  Center for Black Studies meeting (2 tapes), Jan. 20, 1982.

K57.  Paul Egly - Desegregation of the Public Schools: The Case of Southern California, Feb. 1, 1982.

L57.  Privacy, the Media, and the First Amendment (8 tapes), Feb. 11, 1982.

M57.  John Ernest - The University's Contribution to Global Survival (2 tapes), Feb. 16, 1982.

N57.  John Sokol and Robert E. Olson - Radioactive Waste in Perspective, Feb. 22, 1982.

O57.  Herbert York - Race to Oblivion Revisited, Feb. 26, 1982.

P57.  Penny Lernoux - Corruption in International Banking, Mar. 1, 1982.

Q57.  Why Organizations Succeed or Fail (4 tapes), Mar. 11-12, 1982.

R57.  Prospects for Peaceful Change in Southern Africa (2 tapes), Apr. 1, 1982.

S57.  Arthur S. Miller - The American Political Economy (2 tapes), Apr. 13, 1982.

T57.  Steering Committee meeting, Apr. 19, 1982.

U57.  Pacific Basin Institute - Interdependence in the Pacific Basin: Trade and Natural Resources (2 tapes), Apr. 22, 1982.

V57.  The Next Generation (5 tapes), May 13-14, 1982.

W57.  When Parties Fail (5 tapes), May 19-20, 1982.

X57.  Linda Kauffman - The Scold of the Young Scholar: Humanities and Inhumanities in Higher Education (2 tapes), July 12, 1982.

Y57.  Gerald T. Fowler - Britain's Open University, July 29, 1982.

Z57.  Elizabeth Janeway - Women in America: An Instructive Experience (2 tapes), Nov. 8, 1982.

A58.  Herbert Scoville, Jr. - The Prospect for Arms Re-education and Disarmament (2 tapes), Nov. 16, 1982.

B58.  John Maher - Reclamation and Rehabilitation: The Limits of Self-Help in the Community (2 tapes), Dec. 1982.

C58.  John Schaar - A Redefinition of "The Public Realm" in a Technological Society (2 tapes), Dec. 10, 1982.

D58.  Hans Beth - The Intellectual and Ethical Responsibilities of Today's Scientist (2 tapes), Jan. 20, 1983.

E58.  Rollo May - Myth and Psychological Integration (2 tapes), Feb. 2, 1983.

F58.  Norman Cousins - Saturday Review: Post Mortem of a Magazine... And a Culture? Feb. 7, 1983.

G58.  Harvey Molotch - American Jews and the State of Israel (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1983.

H58.  Maurice Zeitlin - Democratic Investment: An Alternative Program for Economic Recovery (2 tapes), Mar. 11, 1983.

I58.  Milton Mayer - A World without Government (2 tapes), Apr. 6, 1983.

J58.  Richard Rorty - What Are Philosophers for? (2 tapes), Apr. 21, 1983.

K58.  Laura Nader - Resolving Disputes: Is There a Better Way? Apr. 29, 1983.

L58.  Mortimer Adler - Public Schooling in America: An Argument for Radical Reform (2 tapes), May 9, 1983.

M58.  Alex Inkeles - Continuity and Change in The American National Character (3 tapes), Sept. 15, 1983.

N58.  Richard Delgado - The Moralist as Expert Witness - Aid or Obstacle in the Adminstration of Justice? Sept. 22, 1983.

O58A-D.  Human Rights Conference (4 tapes), Oct. 26-28, 1983.

Human Rights Conference, Oct. 26-28, 1983.

O58E-M.  Human Rights Conference (9 tapes), Oct. 26-28, 1983.

P58.  Gerry Graber - Eichman Revisited (etc.; 2 tapes), Nov. 10, 1983.

Q58.  William Gould - The Rights of Individual Workers (3 tapes), Nov. 17, 1983.

R58.  Alan Rosenthal - Is the Legislature an Endangered Institution? (2 tapes), Dec. 5, 1983.

S58.  Robert Michaelsen and Ines Talamantez - The U.S. Government, the American Indian, and Religious Freedom (2 tapes), Dec. 7, 1983.

T58.  David Magleby - The Initiative as Direct Democracy: Can We Afford It (2 tapes), Dec. 16, 1983.

U58.  Norman St. John-Stevas - Imperialism (2 tapes), Jan. 20, 1984.

V58.  Amory and Hunter Lovins - Institutional Implications of New Energy Opportunities (2 tapes), Jan. 27, 1984.

W58.  Aaron Wildavsky - Conflicts and Anomalies in the Development of American National Character (2 tapes), Feb. 10, 1984.

X58.  Conference: The Mission of Community Colleges (3 tapes), Mar. 14, 1984.

Y58.  Michael D. Barnes and L. Craig Johnstone - Prospects for Democracy in Central America: Problems and Options (4 tapes), Apr. 16, 1984.

Z58.  Morton Halperin and John Norton Moore - Civil Liberties and National Security (4 tapes), May 21, 1984.

A59.  Gordon Johnson - Entrepreneurship and the Dilemma of Small Business in America (2 tapes), Sept. 25, 1984.

B59.  Daniel Ortega meeting (Beverly Wilshire, L.A.; 3 tapes), Oct. 7, 1984.

C59.  Meron Medzini - Political Options for Jerusalem (2 tapes), Oct. 10, 1984.

[D59].  Ambassador William Brock - Economic Growth and Democratic Development in Asia, Oct. 11, 1984.

E59.  Dalai Lama XIV - The Pursuit of Science and the Quest for Peace (2 tapes), Oct. 10, 1984.

F59.  Jose Napolean Duarte - A Report on the La Palma Negotiations, Nov. 1, 1984.

G59.  Lehudah Litani - Jewish-Arab Relations, WWI to the Present (2 tapes), Nov. 5, 1984.

H59.  Pacem in Terris 5: Democracy and the Pursuit of a Peaceful, Humane World (5 tapes), Nov. 8-10, 1984.

I59.  Donald McDonald, journalists and media people - Public Affairs, the Media, and the Democratic Process, Nov. 12, 1984.

[Siggins ?], n.d.

J59.  Allen Weinstein and various Salvadorans - The Future of Democracy in El Salvador: A Public Dialogue (7 tapes), Nov. 14, 1984.

K59.  S. N. Eisenstadt - The Transformation of Israeli Society, Nov. 15, 1984.

L59.  Faculty Advisory Committee meeting, Jan. 17, 1985.

M59.  Theodore Lowi - Ronald Reagan: Revolutionary? (2 tapes), Mar. 25, 1985.

N59.  Faculty Advisory Committee, Jan. 25, 1985.

O59.  James David (dinner speaker) - Public Information, Government, and the Media Conference, Feb. 8, 1985.

O59.  Donald McDonald, et al. - Public Information, Government, and the Media Conference (4 tapes), Feb. 9-10, 1985.

P59.  William Hutchinson - Does Liberal Protestantism Have an American Future? (2 tapes), Mar. 8, 1985.

Q59.  Dolores Huerta - Leadership and Popular Movements: The UFW Experience (2 tapes), Mar. 12, 1985.

R59.  Gerald Gunther - Congressional Power to Curtail Federal Court Jurisdiction (2 tapes), Apr. 5, 1985.

S59.  John Diggins - Virtue, Self-Interest, and American Politics, Apr. 23, 1985.

T59.  Group talk - Freedom and Order: The Legality and Propriety of School Searches (2 tapes), Apr. 30, 1985.

U59.  A. Lawrence Chickering - Decline of Authority: Its Effects on Politics (2 tapes), May 21, 1985.

Chickering, May 21, 1985.

V59.  Hava Lazarus-Uafeh, David Rapoport, David Biale - Jerusalem Dialogues: The Role of Religion in Palestinian and Israeli Nationalisms (4 tapes), May 27, 1985.

Jerusalem Dialogues: The Role of Religion in Palestinian and Israeli Nationalism (2 tapes), May 27, 1985.

[No label], May 29, 1985.

W59.  Peter Rose - Morality, Politics, and Refugee Policy (2 tapes), May 29, 1985.

X59.  Milton D. Stewart and Philip R. Brinkerhoff - Small Business and the Problem of Capital Formation (4 tapes), May 31, 1985.

Buck-Morss, ca. June 6, 1985.

Y59.  Susan Buck-Morss - The Nation-State: Is It an Outmoded Concept? (2 tapes), June 6, 1985.

Heads, 5/31 AM, n.d.

Heads, 5/31 PM, n.d.

School Search, n.d.

Z59.  Jose Fragelli and other Brazilian senators - The Future of Democracy in Brazil (3 tapes), July 24, 1985.

Brazilians, AM, July 24, 1985.

Brazilians, PM, July 24, 1985.

A60.  Bill Plante, Andrea Mitchell, et al. - Covering the White House (2 tapes), Aug. 26, 1985.

Covering the White House, Aug. 26, 1985.

B60.  Omer Rains - Legal Services for the Poor (2 tapes), Sept. 26, 1985.

C60.  William B. Gould, IV - The Future of American Labor Unions (2 tapes), Oct. 7, 1985.

Rains, ca. Sept. 26, 1985.

Gould, Oct. 7, 1985.

D60.  Eugene Bardach - Regulatory Agencies and the Social Responsibility of Government (2 tapes), Oct. 17, 1985.

Bardach, Oct. 17, 1985.

E60.  Jerome Marmorstein - Tobacco Politics and the Cancer Epidemic in America (2 tapes) Oct. 24, 1985.

Marmorstein, n.d.

F60.  Admiral Stansfield Turner - The Problems of Secrecy in an Open Society (2 tapes), Nov. 5, 1985.

Turner, Nov. 5, 1985.

G60.  Jesse Choper - Enlarging Legal Education: The Boalt Hall Program (2 tapes), Nov. 13, 1985.

[No Label], n.d.

H60.  Joyce Appleby - Republican Roots of the American Constitutional Order (lecture), Feb. 10, 1986.

H60.  Joyce Appleby - Republican Roots of the American Constitutional Order (dialogue; 2 tapes), Feb. 11, 1986.

Appleby, n.d.

I60.  Harry Jaffa - The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution (dialogue; 2 tapes), Feb. 13, 1986.

Jaffa, Feb. 13, 1986.

I60.  Harry Jaffa - The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution (lecture), Feb. 12, 1986.

J60.  Henry Steele Commager - The Constitution and the American Character (lecture), [not all tapes labeled with J60], Feb. 19, 1986.

J60.  Henry Steele Commager - The Constitution and the American Character (dialogue; 3 tapes), [not all tapes labeled with J60], Feb. 20, 1986.

K60.  Harvey Mansfield - The Constitution and the New Science of Politics (lecture; 2 tapes), Feb. 21, 1986.

K60.  Harvey Mansfield - The Constitution and the New Science of Politics (dialogue; 2 tapes), Feb. 21, 1986.

Mansfield, ca. Feb. 21, 1986.

L60.  Robert Bellah - Social Science, Public Philosophy, and Political Discourse in America (2 tapes), Mar. 27, 1986.

Bellah, n.d.

M60.  James MacGregor Burns - "Deadlock of Democracy" Revisited (2 tapes), Apr. 18, 1986.

Burns, Apr. 18, 1986.

N60.  Laura Nader - Culture as Control in the United States (2 tapes), May 1, 1986.

Laura Nader, May 1, 1986.

O60.  Carlos Fuentes - The Political Crisis in Latin America (2 tapes), May 13, 1986.

Fuentes, May 13, 1986.

P60.  Philip Selznick - The Idea of a Communitarian Morality (2 tapes), May 20, 1986.

Selznick, May 20, 1986.

Q60.  Peter Marin - Santa Barbara and Its Homeless People: Exploration of the Limits of Responsibility (2 tapes), June 5, 1986.

Homeless, ca. 1986.

S60.  Group - Care for the Homeless in Santa Barbara (2 tapes), July 8, 1986.

Care for Homeless, July 8, 1986.

U60.  Edy Kaufman and Elias Tuma - Jerusalem Dialogue (2 tapes), Sept. 12, 1986.

Backup - Jerusalem Dialogue, ca. Sept. 12, 1986.

V60.  Stanley Diamond and Arnold Torres - "English Only" - Door or Wall? (2 tapes), Oct. 8, 1986.

Back up, ca. Oct. 8, 1986.

W60.  Steven Kull - The Role of Perception in Arms Racing (2 tapes), Oct. 29, 1986.

Steven Kull, Oct. 29, 1986.

X60.  Charles Firestone and Harold Farrow - Cable Television and Municipal Franchising (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled X60], Nov. 19, 1986.

Y60.  Sethard Fisher - American Blacks, Marxism, and the Quest for Equality (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled Y60], Nov. 24, 1986.

Z60.  James M. Carey, et al. - The Media and Public Discourse in a Democratic Society (4 tapes, 2 backup), [not all tapes labeled Z60], Dec. 6, 1986.

A61.  Clarence Thomas and Virna Canson - Civil Rights and Affirmative Action (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled A61], Jan. 12, 1987.

B61.  Richard Falk - Reinventing Democracy in the Nuclear Age (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled B61], Jan. 20, 1987.

C61.  Charles Reich - The Liberal Odyssey 1930-1980 (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled C61], Feb. 12, 1987.

D61.  SDI Conference - Strategic Defense Initiative and Its Impact on Arms Control and Disarmament (6 tapes and 3 backups), [not all tapes labeled D61], Mar. 6-7, 1987.

E61.  Phil Grant - Is Non-Violence Relevant to the Problems of the Middle East? (2 tapes and 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled E61], Apr. 9, 1987.

F61.  Mark E. Neely, Jr. - Lincoln and the "New Birth of Freedom" (3 tapes and 2 backups), [not all tapes labeled F61], Apr. 9-10, 1987.

McDonald and John Diggins (Table Talk), Apr. 10, 1987.

G61.  James MacGregor Burns - Structural Reform of the Presidency (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled G61], Apr. 13, 1987.

H61.  Herman Belz - The Impact of the Civil War on Civil Rights (4 tapes), Apr. 17, 1987.

[No Label], Apr. 17, 1987.

I61.  Walter F. Murphy - Equality and the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment (4 tapes, 2 backups), [not all tapes labeled I61], Apr. 24, 1987.

J61.  Richard W. Fox - The Liberal Ethic and the Spirit of Protestantism (2 tapes, 1 backup), [not all tapes labeled J61], May 20, 1987.

1.  Staff Meeting, Oct. 4 & 11, 1967.

2.  Staff Meeting, Oct. 18 & Nov. 1, 1967.

3.  Staff Meeting, Nov. 8 & 15, 1967.

4.  Senior Fellows Meetings (Staff Meeting), Nov. 29 & Dec. 6, 1967.

5.  Staff Meeting, Dec. 13, 1967.

6.  Staff Meeting, Jan. 14 & Feb. 29, 1968.

7.  Staff Meeting, Jan. 12 & 31, 1968.

8.  Staff Meeting, Feb. 21, Mar. 13, 22 & 27, 1968.

9.  Staff Meeting, Mar. 6, 1968.

10.  Staff Meeting, Apr. 10 & 17, 1968.

11.  Staff Meeting, Apr. 24 & 30, 1968.

12.  Staff Meeting, May 8 & 29, 1968.

13.  Staff Meeting, May 15 & 22, 1968.

14.  Staff Meeting, June 5 & 12, 1968.

15.  Staff Meeting, June 26 & July 3, 1968.

16.  Staff Meeting, June 19 & July 11, 1968.

17.  Staff Meeting, July 17 & 24, 1968.

18.  Staff Meeting, Aug. 14 & 28, 1968.

19.  Staff Meeting, Sept. 4 & 11, 1968.

20.  Staff Meeting, July 31 & Oct 2, 1968.

21.  Staff Meeting, Aug. 7 & 21, 1968.

22.  Staff Meeting, Sept. 18 & Oct. 9, 1968.

23.  Staff Meeting, Oct. 23 & Nov. 6, 1968.

24.  Staff Meeting, Nov. 27 & Dec. 4, 1968.

25.  Staff Meeting, Dec. 18, 1968 & Jan. 8, 1969.

26.  Staff Meeting, Jan. 15 & 29, 1969.

27.  Staff Meeting, Feb. 7 & 12, 1969.

28.  Staff Meeting, Feb. 19 & 26, 1969.

29.  Staff Meeting, Mar. 5 & 12, 1969.

30.  Staff Meeting, Mar. 26 & Apr. 4, 1969.

31.  Staff Meeting, Apr. 16 & 23, 1969.

32.  Apr. 30-May 9, 1969.

Staff Meeting, Apr. 30, 1969

Board Meeting, May 9, 1969

33.  Staff Meeting, May 7 & 14, 1969.

34.  Staff Meeting, Oct. 13 & 30, 1969.

35.  Staff Meeting, Nov. 3, 1969.

36.  Board Meeting, Dec. 5, 1969.

37.  May 15, 1970.

Board Meeting (Executive Session), May 15, 1970

Board Meeting (Open Session), May 15, 1970

38.  Nov. 19, 1971-Nov. 17, 1972.

Board Meeting, Nov. 19, 1971

Board Meeting, Nov. 17, 1972

39.  June 8-Nov. 17, 1972.

Norton Ginsburg (Retreat Report), June 8, 1972

Board Meeting, Nov. 17, 1972

40.  Board Meeting (Open Session), May 4, 1973; Feb. 15, 1974.

41.  Staff Meeting (Malcolm Moos), July 15, 1974.

42.  Staff Meeting (Malcolm Moos), July 16, 1974; Oct. 25, [1974 ?].

Staff Meeting (Harry Ashmore Reports on Board Meeting in Chicago), Oct. 3, 1977.

Center Club Dinner #1 Biltmore Hotel, May 6, 1981.

Steering Committee Meeting (Minutes), Oct. 12, 1981.

Center Board Meeting (3 tapes), Nov. 6, 1981.

Barbara [Megerhoff ?] Meeting (4 tapes), Dec. 13, 1979.

Steering Committee meeting, Jan. 25, 1982.

Board of Directors meeting (3 tapes), Nov. 6, 1982.

Board of Directors meeting, Jan. 7, 1984.

A101a-g.  14th Amendment - Loren Miller, Harry Ashmore, H. Bernardi, n.d.

A104c.  Robert M. Hutchins - Purpose of the Center, n.d.

A104e.  Robert M. Hutchins - Defines the Center, n.d.

A104f.  Robert M. Hutchins - Introduction to Wesberry v. Sanders Meeting, May 1, 1964.

May 26, 1963.

Pierre Mendes-France, Adlai Stevenson - from New York Convocation, May 26, 1963

[Hubert Humphrey?] - excerpt from KPFK Commentary on "The People and the Bureaucrats," May 26, 1963

A111.  Jules Feiffer Presentation in full at Social Criticism Seminar, with [?] Morgan and [Paul?] Jacobs, June 18, 1965.

A115.  Jubal Parten - Historical Reminiscences on the CSDI, Feb. 9, 1966.

A116.  Thurgood Marshall - On School Prayer Decision (from L.A. Convocation), Dec. 7, 1963.

A117.  R.M.H. interviewed by "Tex and Jinx," 1956.

A118.  Memorial Meeting for Alexander Meiklejohn (2 tapes), [1964-1965].

A119.  Theodore Roszak on Pacifism, Mar. 24, 1966.

A122.  Harry Ashmore - This Is Your Life (party tape), n.d.

A123.  Joan Baez singing "What Have They Done to the Rain?" n.d.

A124.  Bodanya and Shannon Birthday (party tape), n.d.

A125.  Bodanya - Songs, for birthday, n.d.

A126.  Alexander Meiklejohn - The Supreme Court as History, Aug. 16, 1964.

A128.  The True Story of the Center, n.d.

A134.  Richard Lichtman - On Fragmented Knowledge, May 2, 1967.

A135.  Andre Philip - On Pessimism regarding International Organization, Feb. 21, 1966.

A136.  Rexford Tugwell - On the Constitution (Harvey Wheeler, Rexford Tugwell, Robert M. Hutchins), Dec. 5, 1966.

A138.  Scott Buchanan - On the Constitution - Problems and Upheaval Are Good Signs, Mar. 16, 1967.

A139.  Stringfellow Barr - How to Educate a Man - The Elective System (from Stephen Spurr meeting), Feb. 20, 1967.

A140.  Stringfellow Barr - What's Happened to the Liberal College? (from Stephen Spurr meeting, Feb. 20, 1967.

A141.  Stringfellow Barr (with Harvey Wheeler) on world government, world union, Apr. 3, 1967.

A144.  Scott Buchanan - Law and Planning / Are Movements Instructive? Sept. 1, 1964.

A146.  Dagmar Wilson - Trip to Hanoi, [ca. 1968].

A147.  Robert M. Hutchins - Living without Guilt, Feb. 5, 1959.

A147a.  Robert M. Hutchins - Living without Guilt (4 tapes), Feb. 5, 1959.

A148.  Scott Buchanan Memorial, Feb. 28, 1968.

A149.  George Paloczi-Horvath - Agony of a Dying Past, n.d.

A151.  Gorman-Buchanan exchange on freedom under the First Amendment, n.d.

A152.  S. Sheinbaum with paintbrush in mouth, n.d.

A161.  R.M.H. on object today is conversation, n.d.

A162.  R.M.H. on no extension of legal doctrine by judiciary, Oct. 29, 1968.

A163.  R.M.H. and Gorman on law, order, and the court, Sept. 27, 1968.

A164.  Chester Carlson Memorial Service in Xerox Square, Rochester, NY, Sept. 26, 1968.

A165.  William Gorman, John Seeley on student power, [1968?].

A166.  R.M.H. and H. Smith on generation gap, Nov. 22, 1967.

A168.  Toynbee on Technology (small snippet of tape), n.d.

A169.  Frank Kelly's recollections of Truman and Marshall Plan, [1967].

A170.  Cleage and Joyce on Black separatism, n.d.

A171.  John Blood on generation gap, Aug. 23, 1967.

A172.  Gerald Sykes quote of D. H. Lawrence on Worlds of Ideas and Experience (from #422) , n.d.

A173.  E.M.B., J.R.S., and R.M.H. - for Center documentary, excerpts from Deep Seas meeting, Oct. 3, 1968.

A174.  R.M.H. Vietnam Rally Speech [UCB], May 17, 1968.

A177.  William Gorman, Rexford Tugwell, Harvey Wheeler meeting on the Presidency, Mar. 12, 1968.

A178.  Harry Ashmore on Nationalism, Aggression (excerpt from C. Bolte Meeting), Nov. 1, 1968.

A179.  Xavier Denieau meeting on the young in politics, Dec. 6, 1968.

A180.  For Black documentary (from meeting with Virgil Roberts), Aug. 3, 1968.

A181.  Chief Adebo (excerpt from meeting), May 20, 1969.

1953

Hank Greenspun (publisher of Las Vegas Sun News) - Comments by and about Joseph McCarthy, [ca. 1953].

1956

Michael Harrington - B'nai B'rith (Park Sheraton Hotel), Oct. 9, 1956.

1961

Indian Press Luncheon - American Character speeches, Mar. 1961.

Feb. 8-Apr. 26, 1961.

Father John Courtney Murray, Apr. 26, 1961

Peter Merkl on Communism, Feb. 8, 1961

Robert Gordis - Religion in Education, May 3, 1961.

Indian Press Luncheon - American Character speeches, May 30-31, 1961.

CBI

#1-4:  Millis, Douglas, Brown, Stover (4 tapes), Aug. 14-16, 1961.

#5:  Stover - American Character, Aug. 18, 1961.

#7:  Wheeler on economy; Jacobs on trade unions, Aug. 22, 1961.

#8:  Buchanan on natural law; Murray and Niebuhr, Aug. 23, 1961.

#9:  Buchanan on natural law; Wheeler on participational democracy, Aug. 24, 1961.

#10:  Wheeler and Hoffman on politics, Aug. 25, 1961.

Chaim Perelman - Logic and Justice, Sept. 13, 1961.

Scott Buchanan - Trivium and the World, Sept. 22, 1961.

Athens Conference on World Order and Freedom - last meeting (4 tapes, 1 unnumbered), Oct. 26, 1961.

L. C. Van Atta - Military Impact and Civilian Control (2 tapes), Dec. 19, 1961.

Stanley K. Sheinbaum and William V. Shannon - Common Market (3 tapes), Dec. 22, 1961.

Reinhold Niebuhr - American Character, [ca. 1961].

1962

Milton Mayer - Render unto Caesar, Jan. 3, 1962.

Emerging Nations [Conference: Democracy in the Emerging Nations]

[Zelman] Cowen - a.m. (4 tapes), Jan. 8, 1962.

[Cowen ?] - p.m. (3 tapes), Jan. 8, 1962.

[Scott] Buchanan (tapes 2-6 of 6), Jan. 9, 1962.

Robert Sciagliano (6 tapes), Jan. 10, 1962.

[Paul] Baran (6 tapes), Jan. 11, 1962.

George Wise (4 tapes), Jan. 12, 1962.

David Horowitz (3 tapes), Jan. 15, 1962.

Stringfellow Barr (3 tapes), Jan. 16, 1962.

General Discussion (3 tapes), Jan. 16, 1962.

Robert Theobald (3 tapes), Jan. 17, 1962.

Robert Theobald (3 tapes), Jan. 18, 1962.

Rexford Tugwell (5 tapes), Jan. 18, 1962.

Stringfellow Barr - Greek History (related to Emerging Nations; 5 tapes), Jan. 19, 1962.

Scott Buchanan (4 tapes), Jan. 22, 1962.

William Lee Miller (tapes 1-3 of 4), Jan. 23, 1962.

William O. Douglas

William O. Douglas (4 tapes), Feb. 5, 1962.

Douglas, Reid, Newman (7 tapes) - Administrative Law, Feb. 6, 1962.

Robert M. Hutchins - Democratic Institutions and the American Character, Feb. 20, 1962.

From the Center [FTC #1] (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1962.

Robert M.Hutchins - Roof Article on Education (4 tapes), Feb. 26, 1962.

Robert Watson-Watt - Interviewed by Hallock Hoffman, Mar. 1, 1962.

Technological Order Conference [Encyclopaedia Britannica Conference on the Technological Order]

Robert Hutchins - Excerpt from Technological Order Conference, [Mar.] 1962.

[Walter] Ong and Gerald Piel (7 tapes), Mar. 12, 1962.

[Melvin] Kransberg and [Ritchie] Calder (7 tapes), Mar. 13, 1962.

[William] Gorman and Aldous Huxley (7 tapes), Mar. 14, 1962.

Vu Van Thai, Goldschmidt, Calder, Theobald, Zvorikine (7 tapes), Mar. 15, 1962.

Eric Fromm (4 tapes), Apr. 3, 1962.

Angola (3 tapes), Apr. 5, 1962.

Dennis Healy - Interviewed by Stanley Sheinbaum and William V. Shannon, May 4, 1962.

Ashley Montague - The Nature of Man (4 tapes), May 15, 1962.

Hutchins Life Story on KNX, June 3, 1962.

Robert M. Hutchins - Instructing Israelites (Jerusalem; 3 tapes), June 17-20, 1962.

W. H. Ferry - Whither Economic Institutions (2 tapes), July 5, 1962.

[Harry S.] Ashmore, Harvey Wheeler, and Hallock Hoffman - Mississippi Crisis (2 tapes), Oct. 1, 1962.

Hallock Hoffman and Harvey Wheeler - The Hoax of the Cuban Crisis, Nov. 2, 1962.

Joseph Lyford - Women in Public Life and Women in Politics (2 tapes), Nov. 5, 1962.

Scott Buchanan - World Order, Dec. 11, 1962.

Mortimer Adler (4 tapes), Dec. 26, 1962.

Mortimer Adler (5 tapes), Dec. 27, 1962.

Harry S.Ashmore - Story of the Fund, [ca. Dec. 1962].

Robert M. Hutchins - Interview by Hamilton [?] (2 tapes), [ca. Dec. 1962].

Adolf A. Berle, Jr. - Speaking to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council about Latin America, [ca. 1962].

1963

Adlai Stevenson - The Prospects for Democracy around the World, Jan. 1963.

The UN Meets the CSDI (FTC-29; 2 tapes), Jan. 10, 1963.

Ars Artis or Losers Only - W. H. Ferry interviews Richard Rosenthal, President of Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Foundation, Feb. 14, 1963.

Harry S. Ashmore - On Communications (4 tapes), Feb. 20, 1963.

Robert M. Hutchins and Stanley Kramer (director/producer) - Great Conversations (discuss movies as a form of communication), Feb. 25, 1963.

Richard Lichtman - Philosophy Conference (6 tapes: Tapes 1-2, 4A, 5-7), Feb. 26, 1963.

Richard Lichtman - Philosophy Conference (7 tapes), Feb. 27, 1963.

Robert Maynard Hutchins

Santa Barbara's Question about Democracy, Apr. 20, 1963.

[Freedom ?] (3 tapes), May 27, 1963.

Habeas Corpus (4 tapes), May 27, 1963.

Douglas Draper Cases (3 tapes), May 29, 1963.

First Amendment - Bates vs. Little Rock (4 tapes), June 7, 1963.

First Amendment (4 tapes), June 28, 1963.

Story of the Center - Chicago Symposium, June 1963

Bertrand de Jouvenal - For Story of the Center, June 1963

FM Interviews W. H. Ferry, June 1963

Excerpt for Story of the Center, June 1963

Harry Kalven

Libel Laws (4 tapes), July 30, 1963.

Libel Laws (cont.; 4 tapes: Tapes II-V), July 30-31, 1963.

Communists (6 tapes), Aug. 1, 1963.

Harry S. Ashmore, John Cogley, W. H. Ferry, Paul Hoffman, and Harvey Wheeler - The Test Ban (2 tapes), Aug. 14, 1963.

Philip Rieff (3 tapes), Sept. 30, 1963.

Philip Rieff (3 tapes), Oct. 1, 1963.

Hutchins, Robert M, Scott Buchanan, and John Wilkinson - [Professions] / Professionalism (3 tapes), Dec. 16, 1963.

Hutchins, Buchanan, and Wilkinson - Professions / [Professionalism] (cont.; 4 tapes), Dec. 18, 1963.

Paul Jacobs - Two trips: Look - Israel: Intelligence and Espionage Services; U.S. Government - Assessment of Peace Corps - Philippine Islands and Southeast Asia (6 tapes), Dec. 19, 1963.

1964

Hutchins, Buchanan, and Wilkinson - Professions/[Professionalism] (cont.; 3 tapes), Jan. 3, 1964.

Philip Rieff - Two chapters from The Moral Revolutionary: Jung discussion (4 tapes), Jan. 22, 1964.

Robert M. Hutchins, with Mayer and Hendrick - On Education (2 tapes), Jan. 23, 1964.

The Law and Society - The Garner Case II, FTC #63 (2 tapes), Jan. 23, 1964.

Hallock Hoffman and William Gorman - Ombudsman (2 tapes), Feb. 7, 1964.

Hoffman and Gorman - Ombudsman (cont.; 3 tapes), Feb. 10, 1964.

Robert Scheer - Vietnam (3 tapes), Feb. 20, 1964.

An Intro ... Cybernetics & Social Crisis - Program One: The History of Labor Saving Techniques and the Background to Computers - Chris Koch, with Alice Mary Hilton, author of "Logic, Computing Machines & Automation," WBAI (a Pacifica radio station), Mar. 27, 1964.

Julian Huxley

Julian Huxley (3 tapes), Apr. 1, 1964.

Population Explosion (4 tapes), Apr. 2, 1964.

Philip Rieff - Various (4 tapes), Apr. 6, 1964.

Philip Rieff - On W. Reich (3 tapes), Apr. 7, 1964.

The Triple Revolution

W. H. Ferry, Apr. 21, 1964.

W. H. Ferry responds to questions, Apr. 24, 1964.

Dwight McDonald responds to questions re Ferry's paper, "The Triple Revolution," [Apr. 24?], 1964.

Zebib Rossides (Ambassador to U.N. from Cyprus), (2 tapes), Apr. 27, 1964.

Wayne Thompson - The City (7 tapes), May 8, 1964.

Robert M. Hutchins - Speech (University High, West L.A.; 2 tapes), May 14, 1964.

Pacem in Terris (Johnson/Racine - pre PIT I)

Convocation, May 17, 1964

Tape 1:  Hutchins, Cogley, Narasimhan, McGovern, Ligutti, Kornienko, May 17, 1964.

Tape 2:  Biddle, Morgenthau, Cogley, Shonfield, Kornienko, Glueck, Cogley, Adebo, Narasimhan, Rabinowitch, Presburger, May 17, 1964.

Tape 3:  Dobrosielski, Johnson, Cronin, Sir Muhammad, Deniau, Rashid al-Rashid, Shonfield, Hoagland, Rabinowitch, May 17, 1964.

Tape 4:  Neal, Cogley, Dobrosielski, Adebo, Morgenthau, Deniau, Biddle, Gleuck [?], May 17, 1964.

Convocation, May 18, 1964

Tape 1:  Nelson, Ligutti, Morganthau, Cronin, Hoagland, Narasimhan, Dobrosielski, Neal, Kornienko, May 18, 1964.

Tape 2:  Kornienko, Biddle, Adebo, Narasimhan, Johnson, Rabinovitch, May 18, 1964.

Tape 3: Glueck, Deniau, Cogley, Shonfield, Dobrosielski, Ashmore, Morganthau, May 18, 1964.

Tape 4:  Morganthau, Adebo, Neal, May 18, 1964.

Tape 5:  Hallock, May 18, 1964.

Tape 6:  [in Terrace Room], May 18, 1964.

Tape 7:  [in Terrace Room], May 18, 1964.

Tape 8:  Eve. session, May 18, 1964.

Convocation, May 19, 1964

Tape 1:  [in Terrace Room], May 19, 1964.

Tape 2:  [in Terrace Room], May 19, 1964.

Tape 3:  [in Terrace Room], May 19, 1964.

Charles Patterson - The African Intellectual (southern Nigeria; 6 tapes), July 1-2, 1964.

Harry Kalven

Kalven on Alexander Meiklejohn's essay, "Free Speech and its Relation to Self Government" (3 tapes), July 13, 1964.

Kalven on Meiklejohn - Day 2 (3 tapes), July 14, 1964.

Kalven on Meiklejohn - Day 3 (3 tapes), July 15, 1964.

Scopes Case [Day 1], (3 tapes), July 20, 1964.

Scopes Case, Day 2, July 21, 1964.

First Amendment and the Loyalty Program: (1) Bailey v. Richardson, (2) Oppenheimer and AEC, July 23, 1964.

First Amendment and Congressional Investigation, July 24, 1964.

First Amendment Rights, July 24, 1964.

[?] Milne (4 tapes), July 29, 1964.

Economic Conference

Economic Planning I - [Paul] Sweezey - [Economic Order], Aug. 19, 1964.

Harry Kalven - Interviewed by Frank K. Kelly (2 tapes), Aug. 21, 1964.

Edward Friedman - Communist China Today (4 tapes), Aug. 31, 1964.

W. H. Ferry - The Triple Revolution (3 tapes), Sept. 15, 1964.

Triple Revolution, [Sept. 1964?]

I:  Robert Theobald, Michael Harrington, Arthur Saskow, Ray Brown, with Studs Terkel (3 tapes).

II:  Michael Harrington, interviewed by Studs Terkel (2 tapes).

III:  W. H. Ferry, Ralph Helstein, Bayard Rustin (2 tapes).

Scott Buchanan - Trivium and the World, Sept. 22, 1964.

Pacem in Terris - Pre-PIT Convocation tapes from Johnson Foundation

[Leslie?] Paffrath and Khan, Oct. 12, 1964.

Paffrath and Brian Urquart, Oct. 21, 1964.

Hutchins, n.d.

Adebo, n.d.

Pafffrath, Karl Menninger, Paul Pruyser, Nov. 24, 1964.

Hallock Hoffman, [?] Anderson, and Howard Richards - Ombudsman (3 tapes), Oct. 15, 1964.

Harry Kalven

Five Sit-In Cases (3 tapes), Oct. 19, 1964.

The Bell Case (3 tapes), Oct. 20, 1964.

The Passport Case (3 tapes), Oct. 21, 1964.

The 5th Amendment (3 tapes), Oct. 22, 1964.

The Role of the Supreme Court (3 tapes), Oct. 23, 1964.

Scott Buchanan - How to Read a Platonic Dialogue (2 tapes), Dec. 11, 1964.

Ralph Helstein - Poverty of Money: Alienation of the Workers (3 tapes), Dec. 15, 1964.

Joe Tussman - The Berkeley Story (2 tapes), Dec. 28, 1964.

S. P. R. Charter and Alice Mary Hilton; W. H. Ferry - Cybernation and Man (San Jose State College), [1964?].

1965

F. Mischel (Archives) and RMH (Father of the Year, 1965)

Stanley Sheinbaum - Report on Vietnam (S.S. of CSDI before the San Diego Open Forum), Jan. 1, 1965.

Harvey Wheeler - Center Doc [?], Jan. 20, 1965.

Fair Trial vs. Free Press

1st Meeting (3 tapes), Jan. 25, 1965.

2nd Meeting (tapes 2-3 of 3), Jan. 25, 1965.

3rd Meeting (tapes 2-3 of 3), Jan. 26, 1965.

4th Meeting (tapes 2-3 of 3), Jan. 26, 1965.

5th Meeting (2 tapes), Jan. 27, 1965.

7th Meeting (3 tapes), Jan. 28, 1965

Pacem in Terris

Excerpts Read by W. H. Ferry, Jan. 1965.

Today Show: Toynbee, Ward, 7 pm, Feb. 18, 1965.

Live - WBAI, New York Hilton (4 tapes), Feb. 18, 1965.

Live - WBAI, New York Hilton (3 tapes), Feb. 19, 1965.

"The Way to Go" [Episode 234], 6:00-6:30 pm, Feb. 19, 1965.

L403:  Part 1 - U Thant and Paul Hoffman; Part 2 - Hubert Humphrey and Adlai Stevenson, Feb. 17, 1965.

L404:  Alex Caisson-Sarkey and Paul Hoffman, Feb. 17, 1965.

L406:  Thursday noon session, Feb. 18, 1965.

L407:  Thursday afternoon session, Feb. 18, 1965.

L408:  Thurs. evening session, Feb. 18, 1965.

L409:  Fri. am session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L410:  Fri. am session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L411:  Fri. noon session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L412:  Fri. pm session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L413:  Fri. pm session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L414:  Fri. eve. session, Feb. 19, 1965.

L415:  Sat. am, Feb. 20, 1965.

L416:  Sat. noon session, Feb. 20, 1965.

L417:  Sat. pm session, Feb. 20, 1965.

L418:  Sat. pm session, Feb. 20, 1965.

Robert M. Hutchins - Testimonial Dinner (3 tapes), Feb. 20, 1965.

Pacem in Terris - taped by Kuwait Radio and Television, Feb. 20, 1965.

Thurs. am session (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1965.

Thurs. after-lunch session: E. Lamb, Paul Henri, N. N. Inozemstev (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1965.

Thurs. pm session: Spaak, Kennan, Schmid, Schaff, Buron (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1965.

Thurs. eve. session (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1965.

Fri. am: Chief Justice Warren, Jessup, Khan (3 tapes), Feb. 26, 1965.

Fri. noon: Madame Pandit, Nenni (2 tapes), Feb. 26, 1965.

Fri. pm: Panel (3 tapes), Feb. 26, 1965.

Fri. eve. (2 tapes), Feb. 26, 1965.

Pacem in Terris - [R42120] Zhukov, Fulbright, Eban, Toynbee, Paffrath (6 tapes), Feb. 27, 1965.

UN Session [R-42120], (3 tapes), Feb. [?], 1965.

"Ladies of the Press" - Linus Pauling, Clifford Evans, [Feb. 1965?].

Southeast Asia (2 tapes), [Feb. 1965?].

Governor's Conference on Money and Politics (13 tapes), Feb. 27-28, 1965.

Mathematics - Encyclopaedia Britannica, Roof Article Meeting (10 tapes), Mar. 1-2, 1965.

Martin Marty - 1st day (3 tapes), Mar. 22, 1965.

Martin Marty - 2nd day (3 tapes), Mar. 23, 1965.

Robert Scheer - Vietnamese Myths (at CSDI; 4 tapes, 2 possible dupes), Apr. 1, 1965.

Crisis in Viet Nam - Stanley Sheinbaum, moderator (5 tapes; recorded at the Fairmont Hotel, in San Francisco, from KQED [live/line ?]; originated by CSDI), Apr. 2, 1965.

Guttmacher (3 tapes), Apr. 13, 1965.

Charles de Gaulle - Harvey Wheeler and Ritchie-Calder on De Gaulle (8 tapes), Apr. 20, 1965 [20 years after D-Day].

"Focus-on'the-News" - Frank Blair, Apr. 26, 1965.

Pacem in Terris Story - The World of Religion, Apr. 26, 1965.

Ritchie Calder - Crisis in Education, University of the Air (3 tapes), Apr. 29, 1965.

Ritchie Calder - University of the Air (3 tapes), Apr. 30, 1965.

Walter Millis - Dominican Republic (2 tapes), May 5, 1965.

Herbert Marcuse - [Technological Society], (3 tapes), May 6, 1965.

Robert M. Hutchins - What the Center Is and How It Operates, June 3, 1965.

Roof Article Meeting - Encyclopaedia Britannica (12 tapes), June 10-11, 1965.

Roof Article Meeting - Encyclopaedia Britannica (4 tapes), June 10-11, 1965.

Adlai Stevenson

Harry S. Ashmore - Eulogy to Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, July 12, 1965.

The Politics of the Absurd (2 tapes), July 14, 1965.

Noel Brown - Human Rights in a Changing World (2 tapes), July 1965.

American Political Experience, What is Wrong? Aug. 9, 1965.

Vukan Kuic - 3rd Day [?], Aug. 11, 1965.

Trevor Thomas - The Fire This Time: What Happened in Watts? [see also tape program #309], Aug. 1965.

W. H. Ferry - Letters to the White House [leading up to resignation from the Democratic Party], Sept. 10, 1965.

Harvey Wheeler - The Question, Sept. 21, 1965.

Harvey Wheeler - The Question [not a CSDI program], Oct. 4, 1965.

Donald McDonald (former Dean of the School of Journalism, Marquette University; CSDI staff) - Comments on NBC TV White Paper on Vietnam, Oct. 11, 1965.

Harold Willens - Interviewed by Frank K. Kelly, Oct. 11, 1965.

Conference: Requirements for Peace in a Revolutionary Age, Oct. 23, 1965.

Theodore LeFerre, Oct. 23, 1965.

Raghavan Iyer - The Meeting of East and West (2 tapes), Oct. 23, 1965.

Walter and Miriam Schneir - Invitation to an Inquest (2 tapes), Oct. 25, 1965.

Civil Disobedience Conference

Harrop Freeman and Bayard Rustin (3 tapes), Nov. 5, 1965.

Harry Kalven (9 tapes), Nov. 6, 1965.

Harrop Freeman (chair), (2 tapes), Nov. 8, 1965.

Harrop Freeman and Richard Lichtman (2 tapes), Nov. 9, 1965.

Richard Lichtman (chair), (2 tapes), Nov. 10, 1965.

Raghavan Iyer - On Gandhi (4 tapes), Nov. 11, 1965.

Harry Kalven - On Thoreau (3 tapes), Nov. 12, 1965.

Symposium on the Technological Society - address by C. A. Doxiadis, Dec. 19, 1965.

The New Isolationists - Trevor Thomas interviews Robert Pickus (western director of Turn Toward Peace), who says American liberals are abandoning their world view, focusing on domestic politics and social issues, and turning away from their post-war internationalism (2 tapes), [ca. 1965].

1966

Zelma George - Role of Colonies in International Relations (2 tapes), Jan. 27, 1966.

David Nevin - Life at the Center (2 tapes), Feb. 2, 1966.

Robert M. Hutchins - The Bill of Rights (3 tapes), Feb. 16, 1966.

Stanley K. Sheinbaum and Thomas Hayden - Report on trip to Hanoi and Cambodia, in a CBS - Nightline interview with John Calloway, Apr. 4, 1966.

Seymour Melman - Discussion from the Center (2 tapes), Apr. 14, 1966.

University in America

Eric Ashby, students, Weiss-Ferry exchange, Fulbright (4 tapes), May 8-10, 1966.

ABC-TV, [ca. May 8-10, 1966].

Robert M. Hutchins, Scott Buchanan, Donald McDonald - With Delegation from Mt. Mercy College (Pittsburgh; 3 tapes), May 17-18, 1966.

Vukan Kuic - Federalism (3 tapes), May 26, 1966.

W. H. Ferry and Harvey Wheeler - Library conversation with Dutch guest (2 tapes), June 13, 1966.

Franz Schurman and Jim O'Connor (2 tapes), June 17, 1966.

James Concalves Passarinho - The Brazilian Revolution (4 tapes), June 24, 1966.

J. William Fulbright - The University and America Foreign Policy, Aug. 22, 1966.

John C. Houlihan and [Frank?] Kelly - Ireland (2 tapes), Aug. 22, 1966.

Henry Huglin - A Review of the World Environment and Our Involvement (Huglin Opinion Series - Commentary #23), Sept. 15, 1966.

Paul Hoffman - Testimonial Dinner for Paul Hoffman, with Elmo Roper (toastmaster), John Lindsay, John Cole, Walter Reuther, Chief Adebo, Averril Harriman, William Benton, Harry Luce, U Thant, Robert M. Hutchins (3 tapes), Sept. 29, 1966.

Henry Huglin - On the Value of Challenge (Huglin Opinion Series - Commentary #24), Oct. 28, 1966.

Henry Huglin - Our Space Venture and Our Role in the World (Huglin Opinion Series - Commentary #26), Dec. 21, 1966.

1967

Scott Buchanan and Clara Mayer - Library Conversation (4 tapes), Jan. 10, 1967.

Harry S. Ashmore - Founding Members Report (4 tapes), Jan. 19, 1967.

[Bishop] Pike Lecture and Discussion (2 tapes), Jan. 1967.

Harris Wofford - Scott Buchanan Talks (2 tapes), Feb. 18-19, 1967.

Seeley, Raghavan Iyer, and Bay - Library Conversation on Students, Mar. 1, 1967.

Anton Canellas - Prospects of Democracy after Franco (2 tapes and 1 translation tape), Mar. 6, 1967.

[W. H. Ferry] - From the Mailbag of W.H. Ferry - (1) Education; (2) The Cost of Killing V.C., Mar. 7, 1967.

W. H. Ferry - A. J. Muste Eulogy, Mar. 20, 1967.

Operation Bootstrap - IV, Mar. 1967.

Robert M. Hutchins, Milton Mayer, and Students of the University of Massachusetts - A Socratic Dialogue (2 tapes), Apr. 13, 1967.

Harvey Wheeler and Arthur Barber - Library Conversation (2 tapes), Apr. 13, 1967.

Harry S. Ashmore on Plans for Pacem in Terris II, Apr. 26, 1967.

A137.  Arnold Toynbee - "World Government; the Moral Choice of an Individual," and "Technology and Bigness," May 1, 1967.

David F. Schoenbrun - How Can U.S. Extricate Itself from Vietnam? (3 tapes), May 9, 1967.

Pacem in Terris II, [May 28-31, 1967?]

PIT II (English Translation) - Douglas, Keller, Journet, Blake, U Thant (2 tapes), May 28, 1967.

Meetings (Full Track) - Douglas, Keller, Andre Chavanne, Cardinal Journet, Blake, U Thant, Roosevelt, Hutchins, Khan, Brooke, Assouan, Garaudy, Plaza, Lazzo, Friedlander, Fatemi, Adebo, Borgese, Fromm, Gordis, Peterson, Gulek, Mestiri, Iyer, Neill, Ronning, Phouma, Sonn, Khoman, Nugroho, Chauvel, Dobrosielsky, Desai, Pike, Ashmore, Thapar, Clark, Harari, King, St. John Stevens, Pell, Lacassagne, Kaiso Sankali, Ritchie-Calder, Ahmad Human, Rolz Bennett, Palme, Schutz, Goetting, Malkuszynsky, Beuve-Mery, de Freitas, Jules Moch, Padilla, Jessup, Lachs, Garcia, Bakaric, Fulbright, Thiam, de Broglie, Lin, Hogland, Andre Philippe, Enriquez, Grant, Boyko, Diop, Schumacher, Myra Mannes, Quintanilla, De Wart, Galtung, de Vries, Castillo-Cardenas, Nyar, Crowther, de Almeida, Houtard, Moisescu, Edinborough, Reno, Verghese, Morgenthau, Pavan, Frondizi, Peterson, John, Inoki, Hrmodadka, Galbraith, Nsanzi, Broucan, Stuart, Yalchin, Bellush, Pauling, Gordis, Greeley, Houtart, Lukal, McLaughlin, Carlson, Hoffman, Camera, Richardson, Janns, Prusard, Busia, Heymans, McKeever, Niemoeller, Barnes, Landau, Habicht, Rossides, Davidson, Ganji, Chaffee, Meliton, MacCarthy (Tapes 1-45), May 28-31, 1967.

Meetings (English Translation), (Tapes 1-4), May 28-29, 1967.

Meetings (English Translation) - Iyer, Roosevelt, Neal, Ronning, Phouma, Sonn Voeunsai, Khoman, Nugroho, Chauvel, Dobrosielsky, Desai, Ashmore, Thapar, Clark, Harari, King, St. John Stevens, Pell, Lacassagne, Goulek, Kaiso Sankali, Ritchie-Calder, Ahmad Human (Tapes 1-2, 5-11, 13-14 = 11 tapes), May 29, 1967.

Meetings (English Translation) - Roosevelt, Hutchins, Khan, Brooke, Plaza Lasso, Assovan, Garaudy, Friedlaender, Fatemi, Adebo, Borgese, Fromm, Gordis, Peterson, Lall, Gulek, Mestiri, Iyer, Neal, Ronning, Princess Sourvanna Rhauma, Son Voeunsal, Khoman, Nugroho, Chauvel, Dobrosielsky, Desai, Pike, Sonn, Ashmore, Thapar, Clark, Harari, [Martin Luther] King, St. John Stevens, Pell, Lacassagne, Goulet, Kaiso San Kali, Ritchie-Calder, Ahmad Hurnan (Tapes 1-11, 13-14 = 13 tapes), May 29, 1967.

Meetings (English Translation) - Roosevelt, Rolz-Bennet, Olof Palme, Shultz, Gotting, Malkuszinsky, Beuve-Mery, Geoffrey de Freitas, Schutz, Moch, Douglas, Padilla, Jessup, Lachs, Khan, Adebo, Madrid, Bakaric, Fulbright, Thiam, de Broglie, Lin, Hogland, Phillip, Enriquez, Hutchins, Grant, Boyvo, Diop, Schumacher, Mannes, Quintanilla, Dewart, Galtung, de Vries, Castillo-Cardenas, Weiss, Nayar, Crowther, Sonn, de Almeida, Houtard, Reno, Verghese, Morganthau, Pavan, Frondizi, Peterson, Sohn, Baggs (16 tapes), May 30, 1967.

Meetings (English Translation) - Roosevelt, Galbraith, Inoki, Armodadka, Nsanzi, Brucan, Stewart, Ialtchen, Harrari, Bellush, Thapar, Pauling, Pike, Gordes, Crowther, Houtart, Lukal, McLaughlin, Goleck, Carlson, Adebo, Hoffman, Helder, Richardson, Janns, Prasad, Busia, Fategai, Heymans, Rohning, MeKeever, Farmer, Niemoller, Barnes, Landau, Habicht, McAllister, Rossides, Davidson, Schutz, Ganji, Chaffee, Meliton, MacCarthy, Hutchins (Tapes 1-13, with two Tape #2 = 14 tapes), May 31, 1967.

Meetings [does not say English Translation], (Tape 26), May 30, 1967.

Martin Luther King, May 1967.

"Found with PIT II" (2 tapes - 1 blank), [ca. May 1967].

Founding Members Meeting in L.A., sometime after PIT II - Sheinbaum, Perry, Cogley, May 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 1 [Rolls 29, 36, 31-35], (7 tapes), May 31, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 2 [Rolls 21-27], (7 tapes), May 31, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 1 [Rolls 3-4], n.d. [ca. May 1967].

Ballroom - Camera 1 [Rolls 5-12], (11 tapes), May 29, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 1 [Rolls 14-29], (19 tapes), May 30, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 2 [Rolls 2-10], (11 tapes), May 29, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 2 [Rolls 13-20], (3 tapes), May 30, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 3 [Rolls 1-9], (5 tapes), May 29, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 3 [Rolls 12-18], (4 tapes), May 30, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 3 [Rolls 19-23], (4 tapes), May 31, 1967.

Ballroom - Camera 3 [Rolls 24-25] Hutchins, n.d. [ca. May 1967].

Tape 4A Camera 3 - Conferentie [?], May 30, 1967.

Reel AA Camera 2 - Hutchins Interviews, May 27, 1967.

Bishop C. E. Crowther - Kimberley Airport, June 30, 1967.

Double Dealing in Peace - Harry S. Ashmore and William C. Baggs, interviewed by John L. Perry [see also numerical series, #282], Sept. 9, 1967.

Edward Lurie (2 tapes), Sept. 28, 1967.

Edward Lurie and Harvey Wheeler - Library Conversation (4 tapes), Sept. 28, 1967.

[Ronald?] Hilton and Harvey Wheeler - Library Conversation (2 tapes), Oct. 6, 1967.

Bishop Crowther and Harvey Wheeler - Library Conversation (2 tapes), Oct. 19, 1967.

Frank K. Kelly - Can Students Remake Society? (Annual Region XV Conference of the Association of College Unions, UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA), Nov. 10, 1967.

Robert M. Hutchins - The Chicago Story, Interview with Donald McDonald (9 tapes), Nov. 14-30, 1967.

Ernesto Galarza and [Hallock Hoffman?] - Library Conversation (3 tapes), Nov. 16, 1967.

Karl Linn - Conversation with Donald McDonald and Harvey Wheeler (2 tapes), Nov. 21, 1967.

Thich Nhat Hanh and Donald McDonald - Library Conversation (2 tapes), Dec. 15, 1967.

1968

Olaf Helmer - Excerpts from Forecasting the Future meeting, Jan. 25, 1968.

Stringfellow Barr - Gumboil, Feb. 21, 1968.

Tom Hayden - Excerpts from meeting, middle section on 'ghetto,' Mar. 5, 1968.

Robert M. Hutchins - A New Look at a New World (U.C. Irvine Extension Series), Mar. 17, 1968.

Scott Buchanan - Memorial (celebration of his life), Mar. 28, 1968.

The Constitution - With panelists Rexford G. Tugwell, David Brown, E. J. Brown, D. Donald, Donald T. Fox, Harry Graff, Apr. 2, 1968.

Rex Smith - Project Public Information (transcription tapes of seminar sessions; 8 tapes), Apr. 2-5, 1968.

W. H. Ferry and Roger W. Wilkins - The Case for and against Integration (New York; 4 tapes), Apr. 24, 1968.

Founding Members Dinner (Beverly Hilton) - What Can a Man Do? - With Harry S. Ashmore, Linus Pauling, Bishop C. Edward Crowther, Victor Palmieri, W. H. Ferry, Norman Tyre, and Robert M. Hutchins (2 tapes), May 9, 1968.

Robert M. Hutchins - Excerpt from Vietnam Commencement (U.C. Berkeley), May 17, 1968.

Charlotte Waterlow and Harvey Wheeler (2 tapes), [May 20, 1968].

Charlotte Waterlow - P.S. Parliament vs. Congress, [ca. May 20, 1968].

Robert M. Hutchins - The Constitutional Right to Civil Disobedience (2 tapes), June 4, 1968.

Robert M. Hutchins - The Truth about the Center (2 tapes), June 27, 1968.

Hutchins - Truth, Q&A following presentation, June 27, 1968.

Judge Samuel Gardiner - Criminal Justice and Violence in Society (2 tapes), Aug. 5, 1968.

Robert M. Hutchins - Some Aspects of a Post-Industrial Age, Aug. 6, 1968.

Harry S. Ashmore and Rexford Tugwell - Library Conversation: Roosevelt Years (3 tapes), Sept. 26, 1968.

Byron Eshelman - The Pill: Capitol Punishment (UCSB Campbell Hall), Oct. 15, 1968.

Harvey Wheeler and Stringfellow Barr - Library Conversation: The Constitutionalization of Science (4 tapes), Oct. 30, 1968.

V. E. Stiers - Ethology, Evolution and Democracy (2 tapes), Nov. 14, 1968.

[Hutchins] - Zuckerkandl - Working tapes for Zuckerkandl film (5 tapes), 1968.

Zuckerkandl film sound track tapes (2 tapes), [ca. 1968].

1969

Japanese Policy Conference

Japanese Diet Members and U.S. Participants - Simultaneous translation, Jan. 24, 1969.

Japanese Diet Members and U.S. Participants - Japanese to English translation (2 tapes), Jan. 25, 1969.

Reichshauer and Fulbright - China Policy, Jan. 24-25, 1969.

Goldberg, Jan. 25, 1969.

Sen. William Fulbright, Jan. 25, 1969.

Economic Growth or Inflation (meeting in Harvard Club, New York) - Pierre Rinfret, Heinz B. Biel, Otto Eckstein, Neil Jacoby, Raymond J. Saulnier (read by Crane Haussamen), Elmo Roper, Ralph E. Ablon (5 tapes), Feb. 5, 1969.

Robert M. Hutchins - The Constitution of Public Education, Apr. 11, 1969.

W. H. Ferry - S.O.S.: Save Our Surroundings (statement to Senate Subcommittee on Intergovernmental Affairs), Apr. 15, 1969.

Conference on Social Revolutions

Paper Revolutions - John Wilkinson, Philip Rieff, Richard Lichtman, Raymond Klibansky, Ivan Illich, and George Urban, Apr. 23, 1969.

John Wilkinson, Philip Rieff, Richard Lichtman, Raymond Klibansky, Ivan Illich, and George Urban, Apr. 24, 1969.

John Wilkinson, Philip Rieff, Richard Lichtman, Raymond Klibansky, Ivan Illich, and George Urban, Apr. 25, 1969.

Stringfellow Barr - The First World Revolution, Apr. 25, 1969.

Stringfellow Barr - Speech at St. John's College, Apr. 25, 1969.

John Wilkinson, Philip Rieff, Raymond Klibansky, and Ivan Illich, Apr. 28, 1969.

John Wilkinson, Philip Rieff, and Ivan Illich, Apr. 29, 1969.

Harvey Wheeler, John Wilkinson, and Philip Rieff, Apr. 30, 1969.

William Orrick, Harry S. Ashmore, and [Fred?] Neal, May 1, 1969.

Milton Mayer - There Used to be Negroes [see numerical tape series, # 475], May 15, 1969.

Mme Ileana Marculescu - Excerpts from The Impossible Dialogue, June 26, 1969.

Organization Meeting Excerpts (2 tapes), July 14, 1969.

Organization Meeting Excerpts (2 tapes), July 15, 1969.

Organization Meeting Excerpts (2 tapes), July 16, 1969.

Organization Meeting Excerpts (3 tapes), July 17, 1969.

Organization Meeting Excerpts (2 tapes), July 18, 1969.

Robert M. Hutchins - Constitutionalization of Public Education, Aug. 25, 1969.

Founding Members Seminar - The Crisis of Affluence, Sept. 23, 1969.

Elizabeth Berry - Current Issues and Problems in the Careers of Gifted Women, with Mrs. Horace Gray and Clifton Fadiman (3 tapes), Sept. 30, 1969.

Paul Ehrlich - Population Pollution and Human Survival, Oct. 30, 1969.

Robert M. Hutchins - Constitutionalization of Public Education, Dec. 1, 1969.

Constitutionalization of Science - Excerpt, Dec. 15, 1969.

1970

Pacem in Maribus (PIM) - Ritchie-Calder, Henkin, Andrassy, Alexander, Boucher, Carroz, Evensen, Vitzthum, Brucan, Martinez (9 tapes), Jan. 30- Feb. 1, 1970.

United Nations Institute for Training and Research [UNITAR]

UNITAR Panel - AM Meeting (2 tapes), Feb. 25, 1970.

UNITAR Panel - PM Meeting (3 tapes), Feb. 25, 1970.

UNITAR Panel - AM Meeting (3 tapes), Feb. 26, 1970.

UNITAR Panel - PM Meeting (2 tapes), Feb. 26, 1970.

UNITAR Panel - AM Meeting (2 tapes), Feb. 27, 1970.

Jacqueline Grennon Wexler, Harris Wofford, Roger Landrum, Esther Raushenbush - Philosophy of Education (5 tapes), Feb. 26, 1970.

J. W. Gofman and A. Tamplin - Radioactive Pollution, Mar. 16-17, 1970.

[Subject?] (5 tapes), Mar. 26, 1970.

Alan Watts, Robert Shapiro, Gary Snyder - Informal Discussion, Mar. 27, 1970.

Pacem in Maribus [PIM] Conference on Ecology and Related Science Policy - John Wilkinson, conference director, Apr. 23, 1970.

Silviu Brucan - What Keeps Nations Together, May 4, 1970.

John Platt - How Men Can Shape Their Future - and - Hierarchical Restructuring, May 26, 1970.

Michael E. Tigar - The Jurisprudence of Insurgency, June 9, 1970.

Toward a Science of Human Values III - Some More Values for the Future (Unitarian Church, Santa Barbara; tape 2 = 1 tape), Aug. 2, 1970.

Robert Neumann, Sept. 9, 1970.

Conference on the Mentally Ill and the Criminal Law

Robert M. Hutchins, David Noah Fields, Grant Morris - AM Session (3 tapes), Oct. 22, 1970.

Robert M. Hutchins, David Noah Fields, Grant Morris - PM Session, Oct. 22, 1970.

Robert M. Hutchins and Richard Korn - AM Session, Oct. 23, 1970.

PM Session - Robert M. Hutchins and Troy Duster, Oct. 23, 1970.

1971

Martin Luther King, Jr. - Rev. Brookin - Service in Memory of Martin L. King, Jan. 12, 1971.

George Brown - Values, Jan. 14, 1971.

Tom Wicker at the NDC - Remarks at the Harvard Club, New York, before the New Democratic Coalition, Jan. 1971.

Stanley Kramer - 1970 Man of the Year Awards Dinner Honoring Stanley Kramer, Feb. 1971.

Warren Bennis - The Use of Force, Feb. 18, 1971.

James P. Grant - Unemployment Crisis in Developing Countries, Mar. 1, 1971.

John C. Lilly - Mental Health as Continuous Satori-Samadhi (3 tapes), June 7, 1971.

James Hodgson - Who Pays for Labor Strikes? June 22, 1971.

Barry Richman - The Multinational Corporation, July 30, 1971.

Charles Hardin and Rexford G. Tugwell - Conference on Expanding World Needs for Food and Fiber and the Protection of the Ecosystem, Aug. 12, 1971.

Michael Tigar and Loni Levy - Grand Juries and Political Repression, Sept. 14, 1971.

Michael Tigar and Loni Levy - Wiretapping and National Security, Sept. 15, 1971.

Thomas E. Cronin - The Presidency as a Domestic Policy Executive, Dec. 20, 1971.

John Wilkinson - Discussions with Ivan Illich in Mexico [?], (4 tapes), 1971.

1972

Michael Novak - Political Morality (2 tapes), Jan. 10, 1972.

Harry Ashmore - Confidentiality vs. People's Right to Know, Feb. 1, 1972.

Dr. Willard Gaylin and Harvey Wheeler - Library Interview - Medical Ethics (2 tapes), Feb. 18, 1972.

Hugh Downs - Communications, Feb. 11, 1972.

Hugh Downs and Elisabeth Borgese - Library Conversation: Communications with Animals, World Organization and Pollution, Population, Feb. 25, 1972.

Hugh Downs and John Cogley - Library Interview on Culture, Feb 29, 1972.

Hugh Downs and Norton Ginsburg - Library Interview on China (2 tapes), Feb. 29, 1972.

Alex Haley - What Next for Black America? (San Marcos High School), Mar. 20, 1972.

Henry W. Riechken - Social Science in Social Experimenting, Mar. 27, 1972.

Jerald C. Brauer - Changing Perspectives on Religion in America (2 tapes), Apr. 5, 1972.

John Cogley - Cultural Change (meeting in New York)

(Tapes 3-8 of 8 = 6 tapes), May 3, 1972.