Part 1: A discussion entitled "The Proper Role of Government in a Free Economy." The discussion includes Professor John M. Gunn and Professor Charles Phillips. There are two student participants.

Part 2: A discussion entitled "The Proper Role of Government in a Free Economy." The discussion includes Professor John M. Gunn and Professor Charles Phillips. There are two student participants.

Part 1 of a documentary on juvenile delinquency.

Part 2 of a documentary on juvenile delinquency.

Part 1: A panel discussion on the sit-in demonstrations between students and Dr. Louis Hodges.

Part 2: A panel discussion on the sit-in demonstrations between students and Dr. Louis Hodges.

Professor Jay D. Cook, Jr., Chairman of W&L's Accounting Department, prepared eight five minute shows on income tax information for March-April, 1958.

Part 1: W&L student Mike Norrell spoke with three residents of Lexington about the city's history: Paul S. Fowler, Mrs. Lester Schnare, and Marshall Fishwick.

Part 2: Lexington history-interviews: Col. George Brooke, Dr. J. J. Murray Sr., Mrs. Nettie Smith, and J. Harris Thompson

Part 1: A symposium held in Lee Chapel concerning the Vietnam war moratorium. Speeches by W&L students and faculty.

Part 2: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969.

Part 3: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 4: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 5: Moratorium Day Program, October 15, 1969

Part 1: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Part 2: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Part 3: A drug information program broadcast in November 1970. Features Dr. James Buckman, Professor R. H. MacDonald, and various area citizens.

Arthur Godfrey interviews Anna Chenault, widow of WWII hero Gen. "Flying Tiger" Chenault. Godfrey also interviews Eddie Rickenbacker & Chairman, FCC

"Town Meeting of the World", a simucast via Telstar from the U.S., London, & Rome. Subject: Christianity.

" Town Called Europe": John Chancellor narrates a documentary on the European Common Market. Mentions the European Court of Justice, Community of Atomic Energy, & Investment Bank. Broadcast March 3, 1962

Side 1: NBC News Special, "Rome:Vatican Council II", on October 30, 1962 Side 2: ABC News Special, "Year of Confrontation, on January 1, 1963. Howard K. Smith narrates a summary of national-international crises during 1962.

Side 1: "Give My Regards to Broadway", a TV music special. Side 2: "Finland's Tug of War": Marvin Kalb reports on activities during the 8th World Youth Festival in Helsinki during summer, 1962.

"God's Gentleman: Robert E. Lee", a tribute by Edith Jester, broadcast on WINA Radio in 1970.

Part 1: KMOX documentary on "The Wonderful World of the Muny", the St. Louis Municipal Opera. Includes the voices of many artists who have performed there. Part 2: lost

KHI documentary on "Insanity & the Law". This was produced because of Jack Ruby's trial. Brings in the McNaughton Rule on temporary insanity. Voices: Ca. Gov. Goodwin Knight, L.A. Police Chief William H. Parker, & lawyer Melvin Belli.