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DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-25
title: 453 & 454. Beatniks KNX radio program, [1959]

description: Tape 453) Beatniks, KNX, [1959] (part 1 of 2) (0:02), "The Beatniks" is a KNX radio program (broadcast from Columbia Square, 1538N North El Centro Avenue, Los Angeles, California), conducted by Sidney Omarr. Herb Caen (San Francisco newspaper journalist) comments (0:53), reads "My train mourned its distance" (1:09). Kenneth Patchen[?] reading his "One who hopes" (2:58) with music. Lawrence Lipton is interviewed (4:43, 13:53) at the Gas House, Ocean Front, Venice West, Los Angeles, California. Eric "Big Daddy" Nord speaks about the "heat" from the police (5:58). A "square" speaking about the Gas House (6:38). Gertrude Stein (American novelist) speaking (9:34). T.S. Eliot speaking (11:11). Unidentifed quotes Jack Kerouac on the beat generation from his "On the road" (11:53). Warren Taylor speaking (14:58). William Millet speaking (17:26). John Thomas speaking (17:46). Julie Meredith (musician) speaking (18:01). Helene Water speaking (18:58). Fahoud Magdalini (artist) speaking (19:49). Stuart Z. Perkoff reading his "Children play among the roots of unkept trees" (21:39). ❧ Tape 454) Beatniks, KNX, [1959] (part 2 of 2): with Lawrence Lipton on the beat generation (0:02), on work (0:17), money (1:04), art (1:12), success (1:20), family (1:25), religion (1:34), publicity (6:00), on the Credit of the Beat, excerpt from "The romance of Helen Trent" (CBS Radio program) (2:42), Joseph Layton (KNX motion picture critic) speaking on Hollywood beat movies (3:42) including The Hypnotic Eye (film), Nathan Rickles (psychiatrist) speaking (6:10), Mel Weisberg (Coastlines editor) reading anti-Lipton Coastlines editorial (8:20), Kenneth Patchen (poet) reads his "Not every man has the makings of a barber" (9:18) with music, Walter Gross (Tenderly composer) speaking on poetry and jazz (12:20), Lawrence Lipton reading his "Get out your riot guns, citizens" (13:13) with music, A.S. Roberts (president, Venice Civic Union) speaking on the Gas House when it applied for an entertainment license (14:42), A.L. (Abraham Lincoln) Wirrin (American Civil Liberties Union attorney) speaking (15:18), Julie Meredith (musician) singing a ballad of petition for the Gas House in Venice West (15:57), Al Matthews (Gas House landlord) speaking (18:06), Desire Constance (actress) speaking on coffee houses (19:18), Lawrence Lipton and Julie Meredith and Eric Nord and Helene Water at the Gas House discussing sex (20:14), Bob Handy (previous Hollywood Boulevard beat bookstore owner) speaking (25:43), James Boyer May (Trace editor) speaking on learning how to write in college (26:39), Robert Kirsch (Los Angeles Times book editor) speaking (29:47), Lawrence Lipton reading his "A funky blues for all squares, creeps, and cornballs" (30:04). Commercial: Bob Richards Show (32:01).-- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-404
title: 461. Tape Center, [s.d.]; Electronics, 1963-03-29; Renoir interview (tv), 1963-03-31); Breakthrough, [s.d.]

description: Tape 461. 1) Tape Center, Subatnik, Sendor. ❧ 2A) Electronics terminology, 1963 March 29. ❧ 2B) Interview with Jean Renoir, Channel 2, 1963 March 31. ❧ 2C) "Breakthrough" tells the story of an agnostic who is forced to re-examine his outlook on religion when he develops a laser "deathray". Edmund O'Brien.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-382
title: 452. The beatniks, KNX, 1959

description: Tape 452) The Beatniks, KNX Radio program, conducted by Sidney Omarr, Gas House interview, Eric Nord, Lawrence Lipton, Warren Taylor, William Milette (Millet?), John Thomas, Julie Meredith, Barbara Helene Waters, Int. Faud (Fahoud?) Magdalani, "Mad Mike", Stuart Perkoff (poem), 1959.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-355
title: 473. Ken Dewey, [s.d.]

description: Tape 473. 1) Ken Dewey, [s.d.]. ❧ Ken Dewey, [s.d.]
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-263
title: 483. Kremlin documentary, [s.d.]; Growing edge #2-3, 1963-04; Yablonsky & Lipton discussion, [s.d.]

description: Tape 483. 1A) Kremlin (documentary). ❧ 1B) #2 Growing edge: We as "foreign", breakthrough, apoliticalism, etc., 1963 April. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton and Yablonsky discussion on Synonon, Lipton tapes on Synonon. ❧ 2B) Growing edge (astronaut Gordon Cooper #3) followed by disaffiliates and politics and the WC magazine and newspapers.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-401
title: 494. Foster poetry, [s.d.]; Fles poetry (radio) & Carey review, [s.d.]; Stoumen & Lipton discussion, [s.d.]

description: Tape 494. 1A) (Briefly) Charles Foster poem, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) John Fles (and "[illegible] swingtime[?]" (1936), "The snake pit", and "Last year at Marien God", KPFK (radio) and review of "The world's greatest sinner" by Tim Carey, [s.d.]. ❧ 1C) Louis C. Stoumen reading and discussing with Lipton his projected "Image of love", [s.d.]
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-333
title: 492. Biography (tv), 1963-05-26; Growing edge, [s.d.]; Ersatz avant garde, [s.d.]; Brinkley's journal (tv), [1963-05-27]; Great conversations (tv), [1963-05-27]; Bin BBS notes, [s.d.]; Beat scene, [s.d.]

description: Tape 492. 1A) Biography (television program), "Mark Twain" documentary. Mike Wallace narrages the story of Mark Twain's life: his days as Mississippi riverboat pilot, his journalistic ventures in Nevada and California, and his world-wide travels, 1963 May 26. ❧ 1B) Growing edge (Hollywood unites), [s.d.]. ❧ 1C) "Ersatz avant garde" and notes, etc., [s.d.]. ❧ 2A) David Brinkley's journal (television program): David Brinkley interviews outgoing Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Newton N. Minow, [1963 May 27]. ❧ 2B) Great conversations (television program): John Cogley, executive editor of Commonwealth magazine is the guest, 1963 May 27. ❧ 2C) Growing edge and Bin BBS notes, [s.d.]. ❧ 2D) The beat scene, [s.d.]
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-346
title: 495. Tillich lecture (radio), 1963-06-23; Pope John dying, 1963-06-23; Open end (tv), [1963-04-21]; Today (tv), 1963-06-03

description: Tape 495. 1A) Dr. [Paul] Tillich at University of California Los Angeles lecture, Extension, introduction by Abbott Kaplan, KPFK (radio), 1963 June 23, and panel discussion. ❧ Dr. [Paul] Tillich at University of California Los Angeles lecture, Extension, introduction by Abbott Kaplan, KPFK (radio), 1963 June 23, and panel discussion. ❧ Pope John (dying), 1963 June 23, and comment. ❧ Open end (television program), David Susskind interviews Marlon Brando and others, [1963 April 21]. ❧ Pope John (on Today (television program), 1963 June 3, and news broadcast on radio).
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-407
title: 486. Burlesque (tv), [s.d.]; Mathematics, [s.d.]; Growing edge, [s.d.]; Death & resurrection dream for Lipton journal, 1963-05-12

description: Tape 486. 1A) Burlesque (tv) of Congressional Committee investigation of a gangster chief, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) Mathematics, lingo and paradoxes, [s.d.]. ❧ 1C) Growing edge, [s.d.]. ❧ 2A) Growing edge, [s.d.]. ❧ 2B) Death and resurraction dream, recorded for Lawrence Lipton journal, 1963 May 12.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-441
title: 489. Growing edge, [s.d.]; Twilight zone, 1963-05-23, and comments

description: Tape 489. 1A) Growing edge, "foreign", [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) Twilight zone, drama, season 4, episode 18, "The bard", 1963 May 23. ❧ 1C) Comment on "The bard", [1963 May 23]. ❧ 2) Growing edge, [s.d.].
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-129
title: 490. Young hawk, old hawk (tv), 1963-05-20; Walk through the valley (tv), 1963-05-20; Brinkley's journal (tv), 1963-05-20; Growing edge, [1963-05-15/16]; Bomb notes, [s.d.]; W.C., [s.d.]; Gordon Cooper NY parade, [1963-05-22?]; Lipton comments

description: Tape 490. 1A) Excerpt from "Young hawk, old hawk" (tv program) and "Walk through the valley" (tv program), 1963 May 20. ❧ 1B) Brinkley's journal (tv program), 1963 May 20. ❧ Comment on "Young hawk, old hawk" and on "Walk through the valley" and on David Brinkley's journal (tv program), [1963 May 20]. ❧ 1D) Growing edge (including insert of astronaut Gordon Cooper's prayer in space), [1963 May 15-16]. ❧ 2A) Notes for the bomb, [s.d.]. ❧ 2B) W.C. ❧ 2C) Astronaut Gordon Cooper, New York reception, [1963 May 22?]. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton's comments on Cooper's reception, etc., [1963 May 22?].
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-200
title: 506. Instant theatre tapes, 1963-07-06; Negro liberation movement & Lipton's discussion, 1963-07-07; Lipton journals, 1963-07-08, 1963-07-10, 1963-07-12, 1963-07-13, 1963-07-15; American experience (tv), 1963-07-14

description: Tape 506. 1A) Comment on distant [i.e. instant] theatre tapes, 1963 July 6. ❧ 1B) On the negro liberation movement, 1963 July 7. ❧ 1C) Lawrence Lipton and Nettie Lipton discussion on the negro liberation movment, 1963 July 7. ❧ 1D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 8. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 10?. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 12. ❧ 3C) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 13. ❧ 2D) American experience (television program), "Economy of abundance", with Paul Hommfan, Leon Keyserling, Robert Natban, and Paul Jacobs, 1963 July 14. ❧ 2E) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 15.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-360
title: 509. Lipton, Writers conference, poetry, etc., 1963-07-11; Today (tv), 1964-02-21

description: Tape 509. 1) Lawrence Lipton, Pacific Coast Writers conference, Los Angeles State College, 1963, July 11, reading his own poems, etc. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton, Pacific Coast Writers conference, Los Angeles State College, 1963, July 11, reading his own poems, etc. ❧ 2B) Today (television program), "Poverty in the United States", 1964 February 21.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-390
title: 503. Liptons & Zachary discussion on Open end; Open end (tv), 1963-06-30; Lipton journals, 1963-07-01, 1963-07-04, 1963-07-05; Lipton interview of Watmough, 1963-07-01

description: Tape 503. 1) Lawrence Lipton, Zachary, and Nettie Lipton converse on: 2A) 11 Open end (television program), discussion. Six of the nation's top graduating college seniors talk about their hopes for the future; current world problems and civil rights (two hours), 1963 June 30. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 1. ❧ 2C) Interview on universal language with Professor Watmough, 1963 July 1. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, Sander Vanocre on Johnny Carson's Tonight show (television program), 1963 July 4. ❧ 2E) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 5.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-425
title: 500. Lipton & Carpenter discussion, [s.d.]; Lipton & Fles discussion, 1963-06-23; Open end (tv), 1963-06-05; Lipton journal, 1963-06-30

description: Tape 500. 1A) Motion pictures, Ted Carpenter and Lawrence Lipton and literate and reliterate cultusse, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) John Fles and Lawrence Lipton discussion on Italian names, 1963 June 23, and Esquire magazine. ❧ 2A) Open end (television program), "The premise". Actors and actresses from the New York theatre cast of "The premise" do improvisations with satires on "West side story", "David and Lisa", segregation, cocktail parties, etc., 1963 June 5. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton uournal, newscasts Today show, [s.d.]. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, coronation of Paul VI, 1963 June 30. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, kennedy in England, 1963 June 30, and appraisally NBC correspondents.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-320
title: 530. Foster works-in-progress, 1962-08-28; Slight, [s.d.]; Foster & Lipton discussion, 1962-08-29

description: Tape 530. 1) Charles Foster reading works in progress, 1962 August 28. ❧ 2A) Charles Foster reading works in progress, 1962 August 28. ❧ 2B) Slight, [s.d.]. ❧ 2C) Charles Foster reading works in progress, 1962 August 28, followed by discussion of the material by Charles Foster and Lawrence Lipton, 1962 August 29. ❧ 2D) Blank.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-290
title: 502. Doyle poetry & prose, 1963-06-23; Mahah, 1964-03-19; Fles prose, 1964-03-19; Hirschman poetry, 1964-03-19; Lipton journals, 1963-07-29/30; Kenney poet, 1963-07-29

description: Tape 502. 1A) Kirby Doyle, more reading, 1963 June 23. ❧ 1B) Orlani Cavalcanti Mahah, 1964 March 19. ❧ 1C) John Fles prose, 1964 March 19. ❧ 1D) Kirby Doyle prose, 1964 March 19. ❧ Jack Hirschman poetry, 1964 March 19. ❧ 2A) John Fles prose, 1964 March 19. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 29. ❧ 2C) Nick Kenney, newspaper poet, 1963 July 29. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 30.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-70
title: 512. The human condition, 1963-07-17; News, 1963-07-18; Lipton, Rosenthal & Moody improvisation, 1963-07-18; Lipton journal, 1963-07-19; On congenital malformations, 1963-06-19; Zucker & Lipton discussion, 1963-06-19; Lipton on politics, etc., 1963-06-19

description: Tape 512. 1A) Lawrence Lipton on the human condition, 1963 July 17. ❧ 1B) News, 1963 July 18. ❧ 1C) Lipton, Rosenthal, and Moody improvisation, etc., 1963 July 18. ❧ 1D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 19. ❧ 1E) On congenital malformations, 1963 June 19. ❧ 2A) Jack Zucker and Lawrence Lipton discuss politics, the artist seen, etc., 1963 June 19. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton's after thoughts on politics, the artist seen, etc., 1963 June 19.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-205
title: 514. Lipton & Zucker discussion, 1963-07-22; Willer visit, 1963-07-22; American experience (tv), [1963-06/1963-09]

description: Tape 514. 1A) Lawrence Lipton and Jack Zucker discussion on "Who is to blame for June Deling, etc., 1963 July 22. ❧ 1B) Visit of Claudio Willer, Brazilian beat poet, 1963 July 22. ❧ 1C) Lawrence Lipton and Jack Zucker discussion continued, 1963-07-22. ❧ 1D) American experience (television show), "Race relations in crisis", with Richard Heffner, Allen Morrison, Malcolm X, and James Farmer, [1963 June-September].
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-378
title: 511. Brinkley's journal (tv), 1963-07-16; Lipton journals, 1963-07-16, 1963-07-18; On comic stripts, 1963-07-16; Report from Paris, 1963-07-16; Lipton discussions, 1963-06-18, 1963-07-17; Film, dance, instant theatre, 1963-06-18

description: Tape 511. 1A) David Brinkley's journal (television program), reporting on conditions in the all-negro town of Mound Bayou, Mississippi, 1963, July 16. ❧ 1B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 16. ❧ 1C) On comic strips, 1963 July 16. ❧ 1D) Report from Paris, documentary, 1963 July 16. ❧ 1E) Lawrence Lipton journal, newscast, 1963 July 16. ❧ 1F) Art, man's destiny, Lawrence Lipton, 1963 July 17. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 18. ❧ 2B) Film, dance, instant theatre, 1963 June 18. ❧ 2C) Film, dance, instant theatre, discussion, 1963 June 18.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-243
title: 510. Today (tv), 1963-07; Kennedy trip & report, 1963-07; Open end (tv), 1964-02 or 1964-03; Lipton journal, 1963-07-06; Lipton & Diermendjean discussion, 1963-07-06

description: Tape 510. 1A) Today (television program), "Summer theatre in the United States", 1963 July. ❧ 1B) "The president's journey", recaps of reports on President John F. Kennedy's European trip. President Kennedy's report to the public on television, 1963 July. ❧ 1C) Open end (television program), "Money talks: the new millionaires", David Susskind discusses the secrets of financial success with six self-made millionaires, Wallace Johnson, Thomas F. Bolack,Marvin Dratter, Louis Lesser, David Murdock, and Edward Lamb, [1964 February-March]. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 6. ❧ 2B) Diermendjean and Lawrence Lipton discuss argortic key in Europe, 1963 July 6.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-164
title: 527. Brinkley's journal (tv), 1963-08-19; Press & the race issue, 1963-08-21; Lipton journals, 1963-08-22, 1963-08-23, 1963-08-24; Biography (tv), 1963-08-23; Tonight show (tv), 1963-08-23; Notes for Kerouac review, 1963-08-24; Carpenter & Gittelman phone calls, 1963-08-24

description: Tape 527. 1A) David Brinkley's journal (television program), "Gambling in Britain (concluded from tape 525), 1963 August 19. ❧ 1B) Press and the race issue. This report examines charges that newspaper, radio, and television coverage of civil-rights incidents has been detrimental to the southern viewpoint, 1963 August 21. ❧ 1C) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 22. ❧ 1D) Biography (television program), Mike Wallace on John L. Lewis, 1963 August 22. ❧ 1E) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 23. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 23. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal on the man who bought a missile base on Tonight show, 1963 August 23. ❧ 2C) The tonight show (television program), with Ben Hecht, 1963 August 23. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 23. ❧ 2E) Lawrence Lipton notes for Jack Kerouac (Gerard) review, 1963 August 24. ❧ 2F) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 24. ❧ 2G) Ted Carpenter on the University of British Columbia (telephone), 1963 August 24. ❧ 2H) Phil Gittelman (telephone), 1963 August 24.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-476
title: 520. Feis, etc. (radio), 1963-08-06; From the center, 1963-08-07; Lipton journals, 1963-08-07, 1963-08-09

description: Tape 520. 1A) Herbert Feis (historian) on Hiroshima day, etc., KPFK, 1963 August 6. ❧ 1B) From the center, "No time for heroes", moderated by John Cogley, 1963 August 7. ❧ 2A) From the center, "No time for heroes", moderated by John Cogley, 1963 August 7. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 9. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton, notes for journal on Los Angeles Times on censorship and Aunt Sarah's wedding, 1963 August 9.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-177
title: 505. Lipton journals, 1963-07, 1963-07-03, 1963-07-04; Huntley on Pope Paul VI coronation, 1963-07-04; 4th of July program (tv), 1963-07-04

description: Tape 505. 1A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July. ❧ 1B) Lawrence Lipton journal, observations on KPFK and well-intentioned, ineffectuals in the avant garde, 1963 July 3. ❧ 1C) Lawrence Lipton journal, Venice on the 4th of July, 1963 July 4. ❧ 1D) Chet Nuntley narrating replay of coronation of Paul VI, 1963 July 4. ❧ 1E) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 July 4. ❧ 1F) 4th of July program, NBC (television program), 1963 July 4. ❧ 2) 4th of July program, NBC (television program), 1963 July 4.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-285
title: 533. March on Washington & comments & NBC version, 1963-08-28; Lipton journals, 1963-08-29, 1963-08-31; Profile, San Diego State, 1963-08-31

description: Tape 533. 1A) March on Washington, 1963 August 28. ❧ 1B) Lawrence Lipton comments on March on Washington, etc., 1963 August 28. ❧ 2A) Mark on Washington (television program), NBC version, 1963 August 28. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 29. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton, journal, news, 1963-08-31. ❧ 2D) Profile, San Diego State, "The sensible use of our senses", part 1, 1963 August 31.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-140
title: 498. Evening…, [s.d.]; Reasoner interview (tv), 1963-06-04; Ghetto merchants (tv), 1963-06-04; Executioners & comments, 1963-06-05; Lipton journal, [s.d.], Hoffa interview (tv) & comments, [s.d.]

description: Tape 498. 1A) [illegible], [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) [illegible], [s.d.]. ❧ 1C) Evening [illegible], [s.d.]. ❧ 1D) Henry Rexsoner [sic, i.e. Harry Reasoner], Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman interviewed on CBS (television), 1963 June 4. ❧ 1E) KNXT reports, "The ghetto merchants", real estate profiteers promote race hatred, KNXT-TV, 1963 June 4. ❧ 2A) "The executioners", World War II documents, [s.d.]. ❧ 2B) Lawrence Lipton journal, comment on "The executioners", 1963 June 5. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton journal, report on interview with [Abbott?] Kaplan, [s.d.]. ❧ 2D) Hoffa television interview and comment.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-93
title: 523. Lee, Unja & Lipton, [s.d.]; Forsberg poetry, [s.d.]; Foster poetry & prose, [s.d.]; Unja poetry, [s.d.]; Unja & Lipton discussion, 1962-08-18

description: Tape 523. 1A) Lee, Unja, and Lawrence Lipton, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) Carl Forsberg reading his poetry, [s.d.]. ❧ 1C) Charles Foster reading his poetry and prose, [s.d.]. ❧ 2A) Charles Foster reading his poetry and prose, [s.d.]. ❧ 2B) Unja reading Japanese translation of poems from Holy barbarians, etc., [s.d.]. ❧ 2C) Unja and Lawrence Lipton discussion on cultures, society, and international relations, especially Russian and Chinese, 1962 August 18.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-216
title: 517. Algren, Elman & McGarr discussion, 1963-07-16; Lipton & Schippers discussion, 1963-08-03; Lipton journal, 1963-08-04; Anxiety & non-violence (radio), 1963-08-04; Perse poetry, 1963-08-04; Crisis in American education, 1963-08-04

description: Tape 517. 1A) Nelson Algren: the well-known author talks with Dick Elman and Gene McGarr, 1963 July 16 (recorded on 1963 August 2). ❧ 1B) Lawrence Lipton and Schippers, et al. discuss history, etc., 1963 August 3. ❧ 2A) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 4. ❧ 2B) "Anxiety and non-violence" (radio program), KPFK, 1963 August 4. ❧ 2C) Jack Hirschman introduceds poems to St. John Perse (radio program), KPF&lt; 1963 August 4. ❧ 2D) "The crisis in American education", includes Moses hadas, 1963 August 4.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-182
title: 516. Interview with negro (tv), 1963-08-01; Baldwin, Thompson & Leonard discussion (radio), 1963-08-01; Tonight show (tv), 1963-08-01; Roach interview, 1963-08-02; Eyewitness for Journal, Korea, 1963-08-02; Lipton journal, 1963-08-02; Prize fight broadcast, 1963-08-03

description: Tape 516. 1A) Civil rights. Interview with negro (television program), 1963 August 1. ❧ 1B) A conversation with James Baldwin (radio program), KPFK: Elsa Knight Thompson and John Leonard talk with Baldwin of politics and literature, of what comes after Birmingham, Alabama, and of the critics who attacked his novel, Another Country, 1963 August 1. ❧ 1C) The tonight show (television program), old vaudeville sketches, 1963 August 1. ❧ 1D) Hal Roach (film) interview, 1963 August 2. ❧ 2A) Hal Roach (film) interview, 1963 August 2. ❧ 2B) Eyewitness for Journal, Korea, 1963 August 2. ❧ 2C) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 2. ❧ 2D) Lawrence Lipton journal, news, 1963 August 2. ❧ 2E) Prize fight broadcast, arena sounds, 1963 August 3.
DOI: 10.25549/gar-c81-23032
title: Margaret D. McGuffey, letter, 1926-09-28, to Hamlin Garland

description: Margaret D. McGuffey (Library of Congress), Washington, DC, USA, letter, 1926 September 28, to Hamlin Garland (Harper & Brothers), 49 East 33rd Street, New York, New York, USA. "One of the most gravious examples of cooperation in library fields has been the permission granted by authors or publishers to the American National Red Cross to transcribe certain books into Braille type for the blind." -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/gar-c81-5887
title: Ellis Parker Butler, letter, 1915-01-03, to Hamlin Garland

description: Ellis Parker Butler, 242 State Street, New York, New York, USA, letter, 1915 January 3, to Hamlin Garland (The Players), 16 Gramercy Park, New York, New York, USA . "I have turned your (illegible) regarding…" -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/gar-c81-39735
title: Zulime & Hamlin Garland, letter, 1936-10, to Mary Isabel Lord

description: Zulime Garland and [Hamlin Garland], 2045 De Mille Drive, [Laughlin Park], Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA, letter, [1936 October], to "Mebbs" [Mary Isabel Lord]. "I have just been to town for the final things principally medicines and father and I have just closed our bags for the big trip." -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/gar-c81-23679
title: William D. Moffat, letter, 1922-11-06, to Hamlin Garland

description: William D. Moffat (The Mentor Association), 381 4th Avenue, New York, New York, USA, letter, 1922 November 6, to Hamlin Garland, 71 East 92nd Street, New York, New York, USA. "I will keep the manuscript because I would like to have you come in and see me -- I haven't seen you in so long." -- first line.
DOI: 10.25549/gar-c81-31775
title: Cranston Leroy Stroup, letter, 193?, to Hamlin Garland

description: Cranston Leroy Stroup, 213 Garnet Street, Balboa Island, Newport Beach, California, USA, letter, [193?], to Hamlin Garland, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA. "Despite the fact that I honor and respect you, and in a measure am in great awe of you, I am taking the liberty of submitting some of my verse for your approval." -- first line.