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DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-154
title: 170. Sudnik, Goodwin, Lipton discussion, part 2, 1962-11-29; Lipton, Foster discussion, [s.d.]; Thresholds for tomorrow (tv), 1962; Open end (tv) Rebuttal from west, [1962-04-10]

description: Tape 170, side 1, part A) Wikton Sudnik[?], part 2, 1962-11-29 (0:02) in discussion with Lawrence Lipton and an unidentified male (Archer Goodwin?), in Venice (California), regarding Emerson College (Sudnik[?] was enroute from Emerson College to Mexico City at the time, poverty, living homeless in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles, controlled hunger, smoking, Muscle Beach, begging in restaurants, Jewish curse, Jewish indulgences, Catholicism, Democratic party fund raising, imigration, Amish, Menonites, Dover (Ohio), YMCA stage shows, Cleveland (Ohio), Bluffton (Ohio), Bluffton College, first sexual experiences in strict religious communities, churchless Amish. ❧ Two unidentified men in a discussion (41:35) on the power of the state. ❧ Lawrence Lipton and Charles Foster discussion, [s.d.] (42:34), on listening and who understands, the wide dissemination of an idea expressed in a phrase, Plato, Stuart Perkoff, Allen Ginsburg, Jack Kerouak, John Cage's book Silence, the spread of beat, Charlie Newman, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Lipton's book The Holy Barbarians, only the poet can make a world worth living in, a new Weltanschauung, Gordon Lord Byron. ❧ Tape 170, side 2, part B) Thresholds for tomorrow (television program), [1962 March 10 or May 23 or August 20], NBC-TV (0:01, 1:45, 14:04, 27:55, 37:50, 47:13), narrated by Alexander Scourby, on radio isotopes, the ocean's resources, DNA, weather control, micro-miniaturization of crystals and transistors, computers, the brain, teaching and learning. Commercials: Bob Page on Pall Mall cigarettes (0:32, 0:46, 13:05), Smith Corona portable typewriters (0:42, 26:07), the Tonight Show (27:05), Sparkletts drinking water (27:11), Samsonite light-weight luggage, (27:32), Bayer asperin (27:40, 36:51), Mennen Prop pre-shave (27:45, 46:46), Phillips' Milk of Magnesia (27:50, 54:59), Mennen Brake deodorant (46:15), Dick Powell on The Dick Powell Show (55:55), Young Dr. Malone television program (56:39). ❧ Tape 170, side 2) Open end (tv show) [incomplete]: David Susskind, host, on "Rebuttal from the West: postscript to the Soviet Union's United Nationals delegation appearance", KTTV (Channel 11, Los Angeles), [1960 April 10, 10:15 p.m.] (56:46), with guests David Lilienthal (former chairman, Atomic Energy Commission), Hans Morgenthau (professor of political science, University of Chicago and Washington Center for Policy Research), Harry Schwartz (editorial board, New York Times), Jacob Javits (senator, New York), William T.R. Fox (professor of American foreign policy, Columbia University). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-417
title: 322. Ezra Pound poetry reading, 1961-09-08; Clinical and therapeutic uses of LSD, 1961-11-07; Influencing the mind, 1960-09

description: Tape 322, side 1, part A) Announcer (0:02; 12:21; 13:38) on KPFK and introducing: Ezra Pound reading his poetry, volume 1 (Caedmon Records TC 1122, 1960, long playing disk), broadcast, KPFK radio Los Angeles, 1961 January 30: "Canto I" (0:08), "Canto IV" (5:42). ❧ Tape 322, side 1, part B) "Clinical and therapeutic uses of LSD" (radio program), KPFK, 1961 November 7 (beginning) (0:07). The afternoon session of an all-day symposium on Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD 25) held at Napa State Hospital, with moderator Dr. Sidney Cohen (Chief, Psychosomatic Section, Veteran's Admininistration Hospital, Los Angeles) and panelists: Dr. Michael Agron (assistant clinical professor of psychiatry, University of California Medical Center, San Francisco), Dr. Charles Savage (research associate, Mental Research Institute, Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation), Dr. Don D. Jackson (director, Mental Research Institute, Palo Alto Medical Research foundation). ❧ Tape 322, side 2, part A) "Clinical and therapeutic uses of LSD" (radio program), KPFK, 1961 November 7 (end) (0:02). ❧ Tape 322, side 2, part B) "Great issues of conscience in modern medicine. 3. Issues involved in influencing the mind" (radio program), KPFK, 1960 September (49:50). This is the third and last in the series of symposiums, Dartmouth College Convocation with speakers Sandor Rado (dean, New York School of Psychiatry), Wilder Penfield (directory, Montreal Neurological Institute), chairman Ralph Gerard (author and psychiatrist), Walsh McDermott, Brock Chisholm, C. Snow, and Warren Weaver. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-252
title: 410. Lipton on Gloria's birthday party, 1962-07-29; Dialogues (tv), 1962-08-02; Croner & Goodwin discussion, 1962-08-02

description: Tape 410. 1A) Lawrence Lipton's impression of Gloria's birthday party of 1962 July 28, recorded 1962 July 29. ❧ 1B) Dialogues (television program), 1962 August 2, with Archibald MacLeish and Mark Van Doren discussing politics, disarmament, playwrighting, marriage, poetry, and all points west. ❧ 1C) Stan Croner and Archer Goodwin discussion on David Wolper films, 1962 August 2.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-369
title: 404. John Glenn news report, 1962-02-23; Lipton, Lure, Rafael discussion, [s.d.]

description: Tape 404, side 1, part A and B) John Glenn (astronaut) news report (television program), 1962 February 23 (0:02). ❧ Tape 404, side 1, part C and D) Lawrence Lipton discussion (1:47) with Jane and Ralph Lure and Robin, Joan Rafael and Harry and Nettie Lipton, on taboos, social discomfort, personal guardedness, Yorkshire life, British politeness, religious ritual, patriotic ritual, nonconformity and parades, fundamentalist churches, reason vs. magic, rationalism, paranoia, xenophobia, German death camps, cult of technician and habit, lack of ethical conscience in science, scientific hypothesis, physics, science is materialistic, metaphysics vs. physics. ❧ Lawrence Lipton discussion (40:03), with unidentified man and Nettie Lipton, on work and delegation of authority, self help books, complexity of business, becoming a successful businessman, progress, profit/loss, lack of business loyalty, sabotage of business, management, business education, business culture. ❧ Tape 404, side, 2, part A and B) Lawrence "Lipton, Nettie about Gloria; Lipton business civilization sabotage, disorganization of man" (loud hiss covers almost all of the speaking) (0:02). John Glenn (astronaut) news report (television program), CBS?, on NASA and Project Mercury, 1962 February 23 (56:01), unidentified announcer (Walter Cronkite?), re the first orbit of Earth, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson, Carolyn Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Robert R. Gilruth, manned space effort. Commercial: unidentified carpet cleaner (1:03:44).
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-431
title: 412. "The hypnotic eye" (film), 1962-08-11; Croner, Goodwin & Lipton discussion, 1962-08-11

description: Tape 412. 1) [Channel 11 movie] (television program), 1962 August 11, "The hypnotic eye (1960)". [Lawrence Lipton is in one scene as King of the beatniks]. ❧ 2A) [Channel 11 movie] (television program), 1962 August 11, "The hypnotic eye (1960)". [Lawrence Lipton is in one scene as King of the beatniks]. ❧ 2B) Stan Croner, Archer Goodwin, and Lawrence Lipton discussion, 1962 August 11.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-117
title: 405. Auslender & Lipton discussion, 1962-03-04; Lipton on business civilization sabotage, the disorganization of man, etc., [s.d.]

description: Tape 405. 1) Auslender and Lawrence Lipton discuss John Cage, 1962 March 4, on Cage's music, art film, etc., 1962-03-04. ❧ 2) Lawrence Lipton on business civilization sabotage, the disorganization of man, etc., [s.d.].
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-208
title: 402. Lipton, Auslender, de la Vega discussion, 1961-12-07

description: Tape 402, side 1) Lawrence Lipton in discussion, 1961 December 7 (0:02), with Aurelio de la Vega (Cuban music professor and former Cuban cultural attaché) and Auslender? (a woman), on culture, stained glass, god, poets, Marshall McCluhen (philosopher), Kenneth Rexroth (writer), retreats, Reinhold Niebuhr (theologian), rebirth, ritual, art, history, Catholicism and answers, the church vs. music, totalitarian, the hell of seeking vs. the heaven of believing, anti-sexuality of the church, historicizing myths, reaction to paganism, anthropology, sexual perversity, hellishness in heresy, sacrifice and punishment, sadomasochism, Lipton reads an excerpt from Walter Shepherd's book A New Survey of Science (New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1950) on what constitutes the elephant, the creation of the universe as a continuing process, transcendent sacred sexuality. ❧ Tape 402, side 2) Lawrence Lipton in discussion (continued), 1961 December 7 (0:03), with Aurelio de la Vega and Auslender?, re impersonality of male (sun) vs. female (earth), Philip Rice's book Human Sexuality on orgasm, theosophy, Bahá'í, fall of man, exploitation of the farmer, heresy, guilt and punishment, myths, sexuality, politics, ritual, sense of belonging, tribal feeling, Christian mythos, conscription, fate of music in the Soviet Union, communism, corruption, Fidel Castro (Cuban prime minister), Cuban situation, Simón Bolívar (Colombian president), Fulgencio Batista (Cuban president), Bolshevic revolution, poetry, Lawrence Ferlinghetti (writer), Jean-Paul Sartre (philosopher), Allen Ginsberg (writer), exodus from Cuba of artists, the weakest state is best for the artist, India, Ashoka (Indian leader), the sacred and pure, post Judeo-Christion cultus, reconciliation to be outcast, the satanic, César Franck (composer), Paul Gauguin (artist), music with poetry, Maurice Ravel (composer). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-33
title: 185. Hughes, Lipton poetry reading, 1958-04-13; Lipton poetry reading, [s.d.]

description: Tape 185, side 1) Langston Hughes and Lawrence Lipton read their poetry at Lipton's home, Venice, California, 1958 April 13 (0:02), all with music (Bob Dorough, keyboard; Saul White, percussion): Langston Hughes reading his poetry: "Afro-American fragment" (0:36), "The negro speaks of rivers" (1:59), "Merry-go-round" (4:49), "Could be" (6.25), "Six-bits blues" (8:50); Lawrence Lipton reading his poetry: "What ever became of Sally Ann" (11:38), "The questioner" (21:09) with no music. ❧ Tape 185, side 2) Outdoor public program (0:02) of Lawrence Lipton poetry with music (Jimmy Alonze, percussion; Paul Friedan, flute and alto saxophone). Lawrence Lipton reading his poetry: "The word heard in the throat" (0:31), "The ultimate weapon" (2:36), "African mirage" (6:40), "Not on the velvet cushions" (12:40), introducing (but not reading) "Night song for the sleepless" (23:17). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-124
title: 428. Santa Barbara, 1962-11-15, Rybalka

description: Tape 428. 1) Santa Barbara, 1962 November 15, Michel Rybalka. ❧ 2A) Santa Barbara, 1962 November 15, Michel Rybalka.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-90
title: 417. Forsbergs, Lipton, Croner & Goodwin discussion (Lipton reading poems), 1962-08-22; Hollywood & the stars(tv), 1964-02-10; News, 1964-02-11

description: Tape 417. 1) Carl Forsberg, B. Forsberg, Lawrence Lipton, Stan Croner, and Archer Goodwin discussion; Lawrence Lipton reading his poetry, 1962 August 22. ❧ Lawrence Lipton reading his poetry, 1962 August 22. ❧ Hollywood and the stars (television program), 1964 February 10, a documentary. ❧ News, 1964 February 11.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-304
title: 421. Lipton & Goodwin on the conquest of America & immigration, arts, in the US, 1962-09-13; Burke, anti-communism; Kiddies chill (tv), 1962-09-13, Jack LaLanne, 1962-09-13

description: Tape 421. 1) Lawrence Lipton and Archer Goodwin on the conquest of America and the immigration, the arts in the United States, minority literature, etc., 1962 September 13. ❧ 2A) Burke, anti-communism talk. ❧ 2B) TV story -- telling show for the kiddies chill, 1962 September 13. ❧ 2C) Jack LaLanne, 1962 September 13.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-246
title: 419. Lipton & Russel discussion, 1962-09-29; Limbo dancers (bongos), [s.d.]; News, 1964-02-03; "Hollywood & the stars" (tv), [1964-02-03]; Today (tv), 1964-02-04

description: Tape 419. 1) Lawrence Lipton and Ed Russel discuss the novel today, 1962 November 29. ❧ 2A) Limbo dancers, with bongo drums, [s.d.]. ❧ 2B) News, 1964 February 3. ❧ 2C) Hollywood and the stars (television program), [1964 February 3], "Anatomy of a movie", a David Wolper documentary on the filming of Otto Preminger's production of The Cardinal. Narrated by Joseph Cotten, Otto Preminger, Leon Shamroy (photography director), and Tom Tyron. ❧ 2D) Today (television program), 1964 February 4, "Silence". On the film by Ingmar Bergman with one of its actresses.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-437
title: 418. Goodwin & Lipton read poetry, 1962-08-24; Growing edge: California as a Bohemian El Dorado, [s.d.]

description: Tape 418. 1A) Archer Goodwin and Lawrence Lipton reading their poetry: "We are all secret lovers", "Communion", "Love among the rivers", "Countdown", "Ritual for survival". Present are Kuen, Folger and his wife Margaret, 1962 August 24. ❧ 1B) Growing edge, California as a Bohemian El Dorado. ❧ 2) Growing edge, California as a Bohemian El Dorado.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-349
title: 415. Pied Piper, with Lewis, Kay & Byron P., Howells, Lipton & Lewis, 1962-08-12; Foster, Lawrence & Nettie Lipton discussion, 1962-08-19

description: Tape 415. 1A) Lord Buckley's Pied Piper, 1962 August 12, with Prince Lewis, Kay P., Byron P., Howells, Lawrence Lipton, and L. Lewis. ❧ 2) Charles Foster, Lawrence Lipton, and Nettie Lipton discussion over breakfast, 1962 August 19.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-393
title: 420. CBS reports (tv), "The teenage smoker", [1962-09-19?]; Auslender's European trips, 1962-09-18 (part 1)

description: Tape 420. 1) CBS reports (television program), [1962 September 19?], "The teenage smoker". ❧ 2) Auslender's European trips, 1962 September 18, part 1.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-170
title: 413. Croner, Goodwin, Lipton, [s.d.]; Riola reading, 1962-08-11; NBC white paper (tv), 1964-02-09; Open end (tv), 1964-02-09

description: Tape 413. 1A). Stan Croner, Archer Goodwin, and Lawrence Lipton discussion, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) Riola reading, 1962-08-11. ❧ 1C) Stan Croner, Archer Goodwin, and Lawrence Lipton discussion, [s.d.]. ❧ 2A) NBC white paper (television program), 1962 October, broadcast 1964 February 9, "Cuba: the missile crisis", with Check Huntley narrating, on the most critical phase of U.S. foreign policy when communist missile installations were discovered on the Castro-ruled island not far from American soil. ❧ 2B) Open end (television program), 1964 February 9, "Slum landlords vs. tenants", hosted by David Susskind (beginning, concluded on tape 637
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-143
title: 422. Auslender's European trips, 1962-09-18 (part 2); Babe: modern German poetry; Mobile homes, Saarine, 1964-02-16; Paris high fashion, 1964-02-16 (part 1)

description: Tape 422. 1) Auslender's European Trips, 1962 September 18, Part 2. ❧ 2A) 10:00 Babe -- Modern German Poetry: Three-part anthology presented bilingually. ❧ 2B) Mobile homes -- Eileen Saarine, 1964 February 16. ❧ 2C) Paris high fashion, 1964 February 16 (concluded on tape 639).
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-77
title: 425. Bruno; Poetry; Contemporary poets; Cuba speech, 1962-10-22

description: Tape 425. 1A) Bruno. ❧ 1B) A poem in protest [use second take]. ❧ 1C) A funky blues [use second take]. ❧ 1D) Bosch -- Garden of delights. ❧ 1E) The vision, parts 1-4. ❧ 2A) Contemporary poets: David Ossman introduces reading by two poets associated with Black Mountain College -- Paul Blackburn and Edward Dorn -- and two experimentalists -- Jack MacLow and Rachelle Ownes. ❧ 2B) Pre-Kennedy, Speech on Cuba, 1962 October 22.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-228
title: 414. Croner, Goodwin, Lipton, et al. discussion, 1962-08-12

description: Tape 414. 1) Stan Croner, Archer Goodwin, Lawrence Lipton, et al., discussion, 1962 August 12. ❧ 2) Stan Croner, Archer Goodwin, Lawrence Lipton, et al., discussion, 1962 August 12.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-385
title: 433. Kael discussion, 1962-11; Emerson College students, 1962-11; Use of the blues, [s.d.]; Jazz archives, [s.d.]

description: Tape 433. 1A) Discussion with Pauline Kael, 1962 November. ❧ 1B) Emerson College students in round table discussion, 1962 November. ❧ 2A) The use of the blues: James Baldwin, at Monterey State Peninsula College, discusses the "blues" in a metaphor that relates not to music, but to the spiritual anguish of our time. ❧ 2B) Jazz archives: Phillip F. Elwood presents The Rockin' Reverends.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-106
title: 464. Thomas, [s.d.]; Lipton on Yablonsky, [s.d.]; American poetry TV program, 1963-03-31

description: Tape 464. 1A) J. Thomas, [s.d.]. ❧ 1B) Lawrence Lipton discusses Yablonsky, [s.d.]. ❧ 2) American poetry TV program, "Americans, a portrait in verses" (television program), 1963 March 31, featuring Alexander Scourby, Peggy Wood, Kim Hunter, James Whitmore (narrator) with poetry (some incomplete, nearly all with music) by William Rose Benét ("Jesse James"), E.E. Cummings ("Buffalo Bill 's", "Poem, or beauty hurts Mr. Vinal", "Voices to voices, lip to lip"), Carl Sandberg (excerpts from "The people, yes" (1936)), "Grass" from Cornhuskers (1912)), Kenneth Fearing ("Portrait (2)"), Theodore Spencer ("Song"), Ralph Waldo Emerson ("Concord hen"), Stephen Crane ("War is kind", "In the desert"), Henry Van Dyke ("America for me" (1909)), Walt Whitman ("I hear America singing"), Allen Ginsberg (excerpts from "Howl"), Edgar Albert Guest ("Home"), Ogden Nash ("Lines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem; or, Come clean, Mr. Guest!", "Reflections on ice breaking"), Robert Frost ("The death of the hired man"), T.S. Eliot ("The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock"), Jimmie Rodgers ("Frankie and Johnny"), Emily Dickinson ("The soul selects her own society" (ca. 1862)), Muriel Rukeyser ("Effort at speech between two people"), Mark Van Doren ("Morning worship"), Marianne Moore ("The mind is an enchanted thing"), Langston Hughes ("The negro speaks of rivers"), Edna St. Vincent Millay ("Feast"), Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ("A psalm of life"), Edgar Lee Masters ("1. The hill", "166. Richard Bone", "21. Minerva Jones", "85. Barney Hainsfeather", "14. Benjamin Pantier", "15. Mrs. Benjamin Pantier", "71. Mrs. Williams", "70. Dora Williams", "26. Knowlt Hoheimer", "27. Lydia Puckett", "54. Aner Clute", "55. Lucius Atherton", "200. Anne Rutlege", "60. Fiddler Jones", "57. Deacon Taylor", "72. William and Emily", "207. Lucinda Matlock", all from The Spoon River anthology (1916)).
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-396
title: 472. Poetry, 1963-03; Peterson poetry, 1963-03; Ethics discussion, 1964-03-08

description: Tape 472. 1) Poem and discussion, 1963 March. ❧ 2A) Peterson poems and discussion, 1963 March. ❧ 2B) Ethics discussion, 1964 March 8.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-258
title: 432. Galaxy review; Lipton & Loeb on Venice history, 1962-11-28

description: Tape 432. 1A) Review of Galaxy (phone report by Ted Carpenter). ❧ 1B) Venice history -- Nellie Loeb, University of California Los Angeles history student with Lawrence Lipton, 1962 November 28. ❧ 2) Venice history, etc. (continued), 1962 November 28.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-328
title: 458. LA Chamber of Commerce installation, [s.d.]; Lipton journal, 1963-02-07; From the center, [s.d.], House of Representatives decision (tv), 1964-02-20

description: Tape 458. 1A) Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, installation (value of business). ❧ 1B) Journal, Lawrence Lipton, 1963 February 7 (culture in America). ❧ 2A) From the center: Aldous Huxley on the politics of ecology. ❧ 2B) Equal representation in the House of Representatives, Supreme Court decision, ABC, 1964 February 20.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-434
title: 434. Venice history, 1962-11-30; Ambrense of art in life, 1962-12-03; Henry Miller portrait, 1962-12-07

description: Tape 434. 1) Venice history interview with Lawrence Lipton and Nellie Loeb, 1962 November 30. ❧ 2A) Archer Gordian on the Ambrense of art in life, 1962 December 3. ❧ 2B) Missing. ❧ 2C) A portrait of Henry Miller: Charles Siegforth, writer and friend of the grand old man of American censorship, provides a brief sketch of him, 1962 December 7, KPFK.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-266
title: 431. Pauline Kael, 1962-11-23

description: Tape 431. 1) Pauline Kael, 1962 November 23. ❧ 2) Pauline Kael, 1962 November 23.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-80
title: 474. Lipton journal, 1963-03-05 to 1963-04-02

description: Tape 474. 1) Lawrence Lipton journal, 1963 March 5, passive. ❧ 2) Lawrence Lipton journal, to 1963 April 2.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-336
title: 471. The Activists, 1963-03; Morton Subotnick, [s.d.]

description: Tape 471. 1) The Activists, Lawrence Hart, 1963 March. ❧ 2) Morton Subotnick, [s.d.]
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-192
title: 459. Lipton journal, 1963-01/1963-02

description: Tape 459. 1) Lawrence Lipton journal, 1963 January to early February. ❧ 2) Lawrence Lipton journal, 1963 January to early February.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-174
title: 460. Lipton journal, [s.d.]; Little magazine publication, 1963-02-21

description: Tape 460. 1) Lawrence Lipton journal, [s.d.]. ❧ 1) Little magazine publication today, 1963 February 21. ❧ 2) Lawrence Lipton journal, San Francisco, [s.d.].
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-239
title: 469. John Coplans, [s.d.]

description: Tape 469. 1) John Coplans. ❧ 2) John Coplans.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-98
title: 457. Yablonsky, et al., 1963-02-10; The angry season, 1964-02-17; Chayefsky, 1962-02-18; Neros, 1962-04-18

description: Tape 457. 1) Conv. Yablonsky, Ossman, Zachary, Lawrence Lipton, 1962 February 10. ❧ 2A) Conv. Yablonsky, Ossman, Zachary, Lawrence Lipton, 1963 February 10 (concluded). ❧ 2B) Hollywood and the stars (documentary), The Angry Season, 1964 February 17. ❧ 2C) Paddy Chayefsky on Today, 1962 February 18. 2D) Neros, 1962 April 18.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-167
title: 462. Kendel, [s.d.]; Hollywood come home, 1963-03-31

description: Tape 462. 1A) Lenore Kendel. ❧ 1B) Blank. ❧ 2) Hollywood come home (documentary), 1963 March 31.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-233
title: 456. Films (Chaplin, etc.), 1963-01-27; Rose parade, 1963-01-01

description: Tape 456. 1) Films (Al Sean Chaplin, etc.), Lawrence Lipton, Archer Goodwin, Stan Croner, 1963 January 27. ❧ 2) New year Rose Parade, 1963 January 1.
DOI: 10.25549/lipton-c108-187
title: 429. Mark Golde-Lipton, 1962-11-17

description: Tape 429. 1) Mark Golde-Lipton, 1962 November 17. ❧ 2) Mark Golde-Lipton, 1962 November 17.