The #1 Album for February 26, 1971

News Tapes, Oct. 6-31, 1973

Tape 1: 1974 Turkey Marathon

Tape 2: 1974 Turkey Marathon

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

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

Holiday Marathon

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

31g. 636/1

Part 1: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Part 1: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.

Part 2: A "Kaleidoscope" documentary on beatniks.