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Descriptive Summary Appalachian State University W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection Hodgin, David Reid (1899-1984) Collection 366. David Reid Hodgin Papers, 1916 - 1984, n.d. 366 Material in English 14 28 For current information on the location of these materials, please consult Appalachian State University. The David Reid Hodgin Papers consists of the the faculty papers of David Hodgin, an Appalachian State Teachers College English professor from 1946 to 1965. The David Reid Hodgin Papers provide the interests, teaching style, and work processes of a mid-twentieth century teacher's college English professor in a rural community. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

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[Identification of item], Collection 366. David Reid Hodgin Papers, W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, NC, USA.

Acquisitions Information

James Eidson, a graduate assistant of the University Archives, processed and created a finding aid for this collection in 1985. This collection was subsequently transferred to the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection and reprocessed. An accession number was not assigned. It was opened to the public in April 2008.

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Processed by Kathryn Staley, Freddie Blue, Rachel Critzer, 2007

Encoded by Kathryn Staley, 2007; Rachel Critzer, March 2008; Ashleigh Rayman, March 2008

Biographical Note

David Reid Hodgin was born in Spout Springs, North Carolina and was raised in Southern Pines and Greensboro, North Carolina. He was educated at Westtown School in Pennsylvania and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and had special interest in theater and plays. He did advanced work at Johns Hopkins University, Columbia College, and the University of South Carolina.

Hodgin was raised in a Quaker community and received his early education at Westtown School, a Friends boarding school; however, he was never an active Quaker. He adopted atheism at an early age and maintained it throughout his life.

Hodgin married twice. His first marriage to Elva Anne Timberlake ended in permanent separation in 1941. Timberlake was an active and successful interior designer. They had two children, Andora and David. His second marriage to Allie Austin in 1947 lasted until her death in 1984. Austin worked for many years as a reference librarian at Appalachian State Teachers College. They did not have any children.

Hodgin first came to Boone, North Carolina, in the early 1930s, and he bought a large tract of land from the Eggers family. He built a cabin on the property. He taught at various colleges until his divorce when he left Buffalo, New York. He worked briefly at a defense plant in Columbia, South Carolina in 1941 before returning to live permanently in Boone, North Carolina. He lived very primitively and privately on his farm on Rich Mountain. During this time, he worked on his plays, Young Dan'l Boone and Yon Tater Hill and one uncompleted novel, Home to My Mountains. The conception of "The Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe," a tribute to his former classmate, also took place at this time.

Hodgin served as a full-time faculty member of the English department at Appalachian from 1946 until 1965. His interests were diverse (theater, religion, psychology, politics, race and sex differentiation, and English literature). He taught many courses in literature, speech, advanced composition, and oral interpretation. He wrote several plays and produced them as part of the Appalachian Playcrafters group. He also had a number of key roles in productions of the Playcrafters during his long career at Appalachian State Teachers College. He received an award in a North Carolina poetry competition for "The Lower Animal," a social statement on the evolutionary process.

In the early 1950s, Hodgin's rational and objective philosophy embroiled him in controversy with the Boone clerical community while he was on the ASTC faculty over his stance on religion, evolution and other philosophical issues. Hodgin retired professor emeritus of English in 1965. Despite his progressive humanist opinions, he held fairly traditional views on gender and sexuality.

Hodgin had a following of loyal students who later became successful academics: Dr. Stanley South, an archeologist on the faculty of the University of South Carolina; H.G. Jones, the curator of the North Carolina State Archives; Dr. John Idol, a Thomas Wolfe specialist on the Clemson University faculty; and Walter Boone of Valdese were students of Hodgin. A leader of literature and advanced writing, Hodgin exerted influence on hundreds of North Carolina elementary teachers and high school English teachers.

Hodgin remained active in retirement as a sought-after speaker for book clubs, reading societies and organizations interested in social problems and intellectual inquiry. He also regularly wrote letters to the editor of the Charlotte Observer, Winston-Salem Journal, and Watauga Democrat. He became a member of the Boone Unitarian Universialist Fellowship and held a membership to the American Humanist Association. Hodgin died in 1984.

Written by James Eidson (1985), edited by Kathy Staley (2007)

Chronology List 1899 David Hodgin born. 1926-1927 Hodgin teaches at Stephen F. Austin Teachers College. 1929-1941 Hodgine taught at Buffalo State Teachers College. 1941 First wife Elva Timberlake and Hodgin divorce. 1946 Hodgin becomes full-time faculty member at Appalachian State Teachers College. 1947 Hodgin and Allie Austin marry. 1951 ASTC President B.B. Dougherty reprimands Hodgin for discussing religion in class. 1965 Hodgin retires from Appalachian State Teachers College. 1984 David and Allie Hodgin die. Collection Overview

The David Reid Hodgin Papers consists of various materials documenting the teaching career and interests of this distinguished ASTC English professor. From 1926-1965, Hodgin taught courses in English literature, advanced writing, and oral interpretation. He was also interested in social problems and intellectual inquiry.

The materials in this collection consist of manuscripts, published plays, diaries, journals, correspondence, student papers, student evaluations, extensive lecture notes, clipped newspaper and magazine articles, cassette tapes, reel-to-reel tapes, and phonograph records. The materials are arranged into sixteen series and then by subject.

Much of the material reflects Hodgin's interest in religion and Humanism. An avowed Atheist, he supported atheism through his teachings and writings. An example can be illustrated by his controversy with the Boone religious community and Appalachian State Teachers College on the liberal philosophies he espoused in his courses in 1952. However, Hodgin's students favorably supported his teachings as evidenced by numerous positive student evaluations. A master teacher, Hodgin generated an extensive amount of lecture notes.

In retirement, Hodgin continued his intellectual inquiry into a variety of subjects. He was a member of the Boone Unitarian Universialist Fellowship. He amassed a large collection of newspaper and magazine articles that reflect his interest in religion, politics/government, student unrest, counter-culture, women's liberation, business, and free enterprise. Some of these materials are unorganized. Hodgin kept a detailed diary on his activities and thought from 1982 until his death in 1984.

Hodgin compiled a large collection of taped media on cassette tapes and 5" and 7" reel-to-reel tapes. The tapes were labeled by Hodgin, and some tapes suffered physcial damage before reaching this repository. The topics of these taped materials include: social justice, philosophy, intellectual history, classical music, religion, Watergate, comedy and drama, biographies of noted personalities, class lectures, women's liberation, classical literature, mountain culture, scientific inquiry, politics, popular culture, and government.

The phonograph record inventory was compiled and annotated by Dr. Stanley South, a former Hodgin student. The records vary in size from 10" to 12", and some have been damaged by wear and improper storage. Many of Hodgin's original works are recorded on disk. These include: "Yes, Pioneers," "Tale of a Robin," "The People, Yes," "The Lower Animal," "The Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe," "Home to My Mountain," "Lore," and Hodgin's speech and oral interpretation course materials.

Many articles are from Playboy, The Plain Truth, a monthly religious magazine, The Churchman: An Independent Journal of Humanistic, Religious, and Social Thought and The Reader's Digest. Included are many of Sydney Harris' columns. Playboy does not date its pages. Some cartoons and reverse pages from Playboy contain adult-themed images.

Written by James Eidson (1985), edited by Kathy Staley (2007)

Collection Arrangement

The University Archives arranged this collection and opened it to the public prior to transferring to the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection. Therefore, the arrangement of the University Archives was maintained; however, the University Archives series system was transferred into the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection series system. Series include 366A. Essays and Manuscripts Series, 366B. Manuscripts and Published Plays Series, 366C. Diaries, Journals, Notebooks Series, 366D. Miscellaneous Manuscripts Series, 366E. Student Papers and Materials Series, 366F. Student Evaluations Series, 366G. Miscellaneous Teaching Materials Series, 366H. Class Notes and Materials Series, 366I. Author's Transcript File Series, 366J. Correspondence Series, 366K. Offprints, Clippings, Notes Series, 366L. Miscellaneous Series, 366M. Cassette Tapes Series, 366N. Reel-to-Reel Tapes Series, 3360. Wire Recording Series, and 366P. Phonograph Records Series. Oversized materials are housed separately. Photographs have been removed from this collection. Their location is unknown.

Many newspaper articles do not include source information. Some of Hodgin's essays are untitled and undated. Some are a mixture of both prose and quotes from other works.

Audio materials are fragile and only user copies may be accessed. Duplicates for most audiocassettes are available. User copies for the reel-to-reel and photograph recordings may be made on demand.

Online Catalog Headings Appalachian State Teachers College (N.C.) Atheism College professor Hodgin, David Reid (1899-1984) Humanism Container List Collection 366. David Reid Hodgin Papers. (1916 - 1984, n.d.)

366A. Essays and Manuscripts Series (1960-1972, n.d.) is a collection of Hodgin's essays illustrating his writing style and the diversity of his interests. Editorial notes are found on some essays.

366B. Manuscripts and Published Plays Series (1940-1974, n.d.) consists of draft and final versions of The Lower Animal, Young Daniel Boone, and Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe, Hodgin's three primary publications.

366C. Diaries, Journals, Notebooks Series (1946-1984, n.d.) include handwritten notes about daily events, such as weather, purchases, and household duties. The 1946 diary dates from Hodgin's homesteading days on Rich Mountain. It is housed in the oversize folder. Much of the later diaries relate to health matters. Autobiographical information is included as well. Also included is a personality critique of what appears to be several English department colleagues, identified by initials.

366D. Miscellaneous Manuscripts Series (1933-1975, n.d.) contains various essay drafts with Hodgin's supplementary readings. Topics vary from humanism in general to various liberation movements to literature. Many are excerpted quotes.

366E. Student Papers and Materials Series (1952-1981, n.d.) contains student papers, quizzes, and students who wrote academic articles. Many of these papers are literary while other focus on culture in Watauga County.

366F. Student Evaluations Series (1935-1960, n.d.) contains college student evaluations of David Hodgin's English classes. Some are by Buffalo State Teachers College students. Hodgin asked his English students in his 1952 Appalachian courses to evaluate his teaching style after President B.B. Dougherty reprimanded him for discussing humanism in his courses.

366G. Miscellaneous Teaching Materials Series (1952-1964, n.d.) contains David R. Hodgin's six part Appalachian column "Knowledge is our Province" as well as other articles.

366H. Class Notes and Materials Series (n.d.) contains Hodgin's note cards of lecture notes, research notes, and bibliographical citatations. Also included are Dewey Decimal System Library Cards. 8" x 11" documents have been removed and are located in the oversize folder in a "Notecard Series" folder.

366I. Author's Transcript File Series (1938-1982, n.d.) contains drafts of Hodgin's essays on religion, social justice, counter culture, women's liberation, free enterprise, and government. Hodgin's interest in religion covered evangelism, conventional Christianity, atheism, humanism, myths related to religion, and the religious right. He was particularly interested Billy Graham's ministry. These files include notes, newspaper and magazine articles.

366J. Correspondence Series (1948-1982, n.d.) contains letters from friends, former students, and academic correspondents, such as H.G. Jones and Stan South. Student letters attest to his importance to their intellectual development.

366K. Offprints, Clippings, Notes Series (1960-1973) includes Hodgin's printed sources, notes, and drafts of essays and letters to the editors used for his writing. Hodgin wrote multiple notations on published sources and editorial notes on his writing. Published sources include The Humanist, Playboy, The Plain Truth, Saturday Review, and TV Guide. Columnists include Sydney Harris and Ann Landers.

366L. Miscellaneous Series (1933-1984) consists primarily of newspaper articles, including Hodgin's Letters to the Editor. Topics vary from economics, religion, Playboy interviews, Watauga County families, and the environment.

366M. Cassette Tapes Series (1962-1984, n.d.) contains 184 audiocassettes of radio and television programs which Hodgin recorded as well as special events in his life. Topics include 1970s and 1980s politics, religion, Unitarianism, and literature. Television programs recorded include Donahue Show and All in the Family. Andy Griffith's "What it was was Football" and other routines are included as well as several class lectures in rhetoric and literture. A couple of interviews and speeches of Allie Hodgin give insight into Hodgin's wife. Speeches and interviews with David Hodgin are also present. Tapes 169 to 176 are missing. Original organization maintained. Tape descriptions are adapted from handwritten notes on the materials.

Audio materials are fragile and only user copies may be accessed. Duplicates for most audiocassettes are available.

366N. Reel-to-Reel Tapes Series (1951-1978, n.d.) consists of Hodgin's 200 reel-to-reel tapes of literary readings, commentaries from and about political, popular culture, and religious figures and events, and the Hodgins. David Hodgin recites many of the readings. Class lectures are also included. Hodgin likely used these recordings for class. Civil Rights issues include Martin Luther King, Ku Klux Klan, interracial relationships, Dick Gregory's Nigger. Also featured are Watergate Senate proceedings and Adolf Hitler. Recordings from the Boone-based radio station WATA include local preachers and Billy Graham are included. Original organization maintained. Tape descriptions are adapted from handwritten notes on the materials.

Audio materials are fragile and only user copies may be accessed. User copies for the reel-to-reel and photograph recordings may be made on demand.

3360. Wire Recording Series. (n.d.) consists of two wire recordings. One is labeled as "The Bible to John Milton" and the other is possibly labeled as Ready in two parts. Belk Library does not have a wire recorder to play these recorders as of 2008.

366P. Phonograph Records Series (1948-1954, n.d.) consist of Hodgin's homemade and storebought recordings which he used in his English courses and at home. Many are recitals of literary pieces, such as Shakespeare. Also includes are class lectures, presumed recordings of radio political and religious programs. Hodgin also recorded his own writings. Original organization maintained. Tape descriptions are adapted from handwritten notes on the materials.

Audio materials are fragile and only user copies may be accessed. User copies for the reel-to-reel and photograph recordings may be made on demand.

366A. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Essays and Manuscripts Series. (1960-1972, n.d.) 11 "Who Rewrites History?" (Multiple drafts) "Friends or Enemies (Another Domino Theory)" "Why Me" "Re-Birth" "Modern Man- Sick or Convalescent" "Made for Man" "America the Beautiful" "What's Wrong, America?" 12 "Revelation" "What about Jesus?" "Slow Down World, I Want to Get On" (Discusses changes in the car size, gas, etc.) 13 "Love" "The Women Revolution" (Includes several newspaper articles primarily during the early 1970s, notecards, An AAUW Commitment To Further the Advancement of Women (1966)) "Philosophy for Westerners" Essays on Humanism 14 Essays on Humanism "American Imperialism" "The Cultural View," Untitled Essay "Words In Action" (Semantic Essays) 15 "Salvation" (Includes notes for a novel re: Evangelism, newspaper and magazine articles on Goldwater) "What were The Haters That Killed?" "Love/Hate" "The New Picture" 16 "Let My People Go" (A polemic about Whites to African-Americans with multiple untitled essays about race) "Competition" (Essay about Economics and Will of God) "Operation Survival" in What Talking About? 17 "Magical" (Includes various drafts and supporting notes) "The Process Orientation" (A philosophy for modern man) 18 "Home To My Mountains" "Right-Wing Evangelism" "Science and Values" "Why, Where We Are" "Chosen People?" 19 "Not I, But the Lord" "Conscience?" (See Age of Faith, 479ff.) "Earth and Man" "No Teleology" "Miracles?" "Did You Say 'Cause'?" Introduction to "Sermons for Sophs" "Chosen People" (draft) "Dirtied Words" "Common Sense" "Why, Why?" "Bring Back The Devil" "Born Atheists" "..... As Other See Us" "What About People?" 21 "Obscene" "News For The Right Wing" "Liberal: A Noble Word" "Man, The New Universe, and God" "Who Knows Best?" "Spotlight and Publicity (novel or play)" (Includes notes, a poem, newspaper articles about a New York play about Soviet communism) "Farewell To Romance" (Includes essays and notes) "The Comedy of Man" (Includes sketches) "Myth Maker Man" (Includes discussion of various legends) "Tale of A Robin" (Includes an essay about Robin Red-Breast and legends) "Yes, Pioneers" (Poem) 22 "Business- A Profession?" (Includes essays on free enterprise and the professionalization of business and being a college professor as well as many newspaper articles on corporations and businesses) "Slow Down America -- I Want to Get On!" (Includes final, original, long and short versions) "Religion- Truth Series" 23 "Religion- Truth Series" (Includes Billy Graham's newspaper column, essays " 'Sin': No Explanation for Miseries of Mankind," "Conversion," "Why the Bible's Great Appeal," untitled essays on religion, "Your God is Not Big Enough") "Christianity- not American, - Famous Anti's" (Includes notes, incomplete essays, and newspaper articles about Ku Klux Klan, smiling, and unrelated issues) 24 "Contra - Capitalism" (Includes untitled essays, various newspapers articles and editorial comics, 1972 correspondence from Religious Humanism re: publishing Hodgin's essay in upcoming issue) "The Big Lie" (1960), "Faith" (Includes data about religious faith in United States and untitled essays and notes about communism) "Dirtied Words," "Obscene" 366B. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Manuscripts and Published Plays Series. (1940-1974, n.d.) 25 The Lower Animal (Includes all three drafts, final and originals, reviews, 1974 correspondence, Hodgin's copyright certificate, sketches on the cover picture) 26 Young Daniel Boone (Includes final copy, original, and stencils) 27 Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe (Includes George W. McCoy's Asheville and Thomas Wolfe, sales, articles about Wolfe, and 1940-1960 correspondence) 366C. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Diaries, Journals, Notebooks Series. (1946-1984, n.d.) 31 Three Small Notebook Journals, 1954-1955, n.d. (Includes research topics, weather, purchases, yard work, map of Hodgin property) Notebook (Includes undated notes which appear to be character critiques of Hodgin's colleagues from the English department or Horn in the West [C.W.: Cratis Williams, Mrs. H.E.: Herbert Eggers, G.E.: Graydon Eggers, Mrs. Stall (Constance Stalling)] 32 Notebook Automobile Records Diary, 1982-1983 (Includes daily schedule) 33 Diary, 1983-1984 (Includes daily schedule) Diary, Spring, 1984 (Includes daily schedule) Autobiographical Information of David R. Hodgin 3a1 Diary on Rich Mountain, 1946. [Housed in the oversize folder] This diary provides information about the weather, Hodgin's crops, mood, and daily routine. He grew beans, corn, cabbage, rutabaga and other common vegetables. The back of the book includes a sketch of the garden. 366D. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Miscellaneous Manuscripts Series.(1933-1975, n.d.) 34 Incomplete Manuscript Untitled Essay Essay, Journal Fragments Miscellaneous Essays (Includes conspiracies, America's health, and education) 35 Miscellaneous Essays (Includes essays about pollution, dissenting, religion, democracy, highway men, economic disparities, free will theology, Jews, humanism, aspirins, legislating morals) 36 Miscellaneous Essays (Includes critique of ancients' wisdom, Morgan Raleigh's anti-women's liberation short story "Desertion," religion, orthodoxy, Messianism) Religion, etc./Essay Fragments 37 Untitled Essay (Beginning of second essay version, original was 56 pages about myths) Untitled Essay (Critique of government) Incomplete Essay (Media's effect on humanity) Incomplete Essay (Usefulness of stereotypes in their place) Untitled Essay (Critique of government) Incomplete Essay (On Prisoners) Incomplete Essay Sketches for essay, play Miscellaneous Topic to Develop, "Psychology of Puppeteers" (Includes information about evangelists, "Reason vs. Feeling", televangelism, Ralph Groves' "Re-Thinking the Future: Change is Not Only Inevitable; Our Minds Must Change") Sketches and Clippings; Nixon, et. a.l, and Billy Graham (Includes information about prayer, differences, New Deal) 41 "Miscellaneous Truths" (Includes multiple newspaper articles such as "Garner Ted Armstrong Speaks Out" (1975), "1 Adult in 5 Lacks Smarts to Read Want Ad" (1975), and essays "The 'Communist Conspiracy:' The New Witchcraft," "John Lennon and the Beatles: New God, Disciples," "Sayings...," "Predator Man and War," "Men, Women: Different!" "Why Do Men 'Wander' A Few or Twenty Years After Marriage?") Miscellaneous Notes and Essays (Includes notes, essays "Who Makes the Songs of the Nation?" "The Watery Preface to Life," "Questionnaire (about religion and science)," Newsletter of the Humanist Society of Berkeley, CA (April 1969), newspaper article "Sunday School Lesson: God's Covenant with His People" (1964), review) 42 Miscellaneous Notes and Essays (Includes "Probable Tendencies among the Radicals of the Next Hundred Years" (1933), "I Want to Know Why," "The Tree of Knowledge," "Mister Southern White-Man," "The Golden Age," "The Re-Conditioning," "Our Moral Cause," "Biological Birthright," "Continence and Bigotry," "If It Be Caesar," "Loyalty," "Philosophy of Human Slaughter," "Unholy Trinity," "Between Two Wars A Lost Generation," "The Bell Tolls," "War and Sex," "Somebody Wanted War," The Humanist (1957, No. 1 and 3) and notes) 43 David R. Hodgin's Notes and Writing (Includes The Quarterly Journal of Speech (February 1952), essays "Atoms and the Universe," notes, Literature and correspondence from "General Information: Seminars and Workshops" from Institute of General Semantics, David Hill's Read the Book) 44 David R. Hodgin's John Milton Literature course materials (Includes Chronological Tables of English Literature and History, Milton Bibliography, The Seventeenth Century, diagrams of Milton's hell, syllabus, essays, Better Reading 2: Literature, Cultural History, 1815-1915) 45 Bibliographies, Humanists, and Books Lists (Includes Appalachian State Teachers College Library holdings on Greece and the Greeks, class assignments, The Literature of the Bible, "Some Modern Humanists," "Orthodoxy?" Bibliography on Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis, Bibliography on Twentieth Century Religion, "Your Lifetime Reading Plan," "Modern Science and Its Philosophy," 1951 letter listing Hodgin's current library check outs, Bibliography of Mythology, Folklore, Legend, and Tradition, "Progressive Minds") 46 Faith and Values (Includes note cards, Sydney Harris' "Darwin Wouldn't Recognize His Survival Theory Today" (1973), Andrea Pennard's "I Know I'm Right," notes, James Hervey Johnson's "Why are Rationalists Prohibited from Explaining Their Beliefs in the Newspapers and on Radio and TV?" "Why Youth Don't Trust Their Elders," William Jenkins' "Preview: 1963 Baptist Youth World Conference" Biblical Recorder (28 July 1962), 19 February 1961 Bulletin to Fall Branch Baptist Church, notes, Ralph McGill's "Beauty Fails to Hide Hardships," "Psychological Emphasis on Religion is Forecast" (15 July 1959), notes on faith and cultural relativity) 47 English Notes and Papers (Includes general information, classroom assignments, fiction list for English 101) "Thinking," English 101 (Includes readings in blank verse, book list on Modern Science and Its Philosophy, "Logic," "Contribution of Language Study to General Education") Humanists, et al, several lists (Includes notes, "Numberless World's 'Great Men' Were Not 'Believers' Re: Evangelical 'Salvation' ") "Propaganda" (Includes a lecture, notes, and essay "Propaganda") Reading Lists, Class 206 (Includes Lincoln's Gettysburg Address for oral reading, interpretation of poetry, seating charts) 48 Humanists, et al, several lists (Includes notes, "Numberless World's 'Great Men' Were Not 'Believers' Re: Evangelical 'Salvation' ") Speech Class Handouts, Reading List (Includes Hodgin's "Short Speech Course," "Speech Articulation Exercises," "On Reading Aloud" Oral Expression," "Standard Speech") Study of Fiction and Versification (Includes "Versification and Forms of English Poetry," "The Study of Fiction Narrative and Dramatic") 51 Class Notes To Freshman Class: "What Every Body Knows...." (Includes essay "What Everybody Knows," "Ladies and Gentlemen of the Freshman/Sophomore Class") Delinquency and Loss of "American Way" (Includes "What are Wrongs in USA?," unexamined sayings, multiple newspaper articles) 366E. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Student Papers and Materials Series. (1952-1981, n.d.) 52 Class Papers and Notes, Class Roll (Includes tests, Patsy Wingate's "An Interview of Mr. Carlos Delima" (1952), Lucy Gadd's "Law An Abstraction," Jean Cassity's "The Method of Scientific Investigation" (1958), Melba McNeely's "College Students and Religion," note cards for "The Meaning of Life," "Evolution and Genesis According to a College Junior") Student Papers, Class Criticism by Students (Includes 1957 test papers on Bredon Hill) 53 Student Papers ("Tale of Robin Red Breast") essays Published Writing by Students of David R. Hodgin (Includes Walter S. Boone's "Dayrise," John Idol, Jr.'s "Nathaniel Hawthorne and Harriet Hosmer") 54 Information Quizzes and Student Papers (Includes Appalachian State Teachers College folder, Myzelle Stanley's "Education for What is Real," quizzes on literature and the Bible) 55 Information Quizzes and Student papers 56 Student Papers, Essays (Includes Mark Simpson's "Animism," "Inside Boone," "Mental Illness in Watauga County," "Unitarians in Western North Carolina," "We Don't Want to Go Back") Students Papers (Includes "Dear Mr. Editor: We're Surrounded by Communists," Elizabeth L. Williams' "Political Groups in the Communist State") Students Papers, World History Chronology, Humanists, Archeological Paper by Stanley South (Includes South's "Summary of the Archeological Discoveries at the Sixteenth Century Spanish Colonial City of Santa Elena on Parris Island, S.C.," Eugene Hammel's "The Myth of Structural Analysis: Levi-Strauss and the Three Bears," Roberta Madden's "The Mass-Man: A Study of The True Believer, by Eric Hoffer" (1958)) 57 Articles by David R. Hodgin students, John Idol, Jr. (Includes The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter Issues Fall 1977, Fall 1979, Fall 1980, Fall 1981, photocopied journal articles from South Carolina Review) 366F. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Student Evaluations Series. (1935-1960, n.d.) 58 Indians In North Carolina, by Stanley South (Includes newspaper articles) Controversy with Appalachian State Teachers College's Policy concerning Course Topics/Content (Includes a 1952 statement to English 451 class, 1952 statement from American Association of University Professors, "After Nine Months of Hodgin/English Literture" (1957) [quotes from students answering "What do you feel is the main thing you've gotten from the course?"], "Re: conduct of classes and relation of instructor to students A.S.T.C. David R. Hodgin" (1952), "Quotations from Students, commenting on whether or not the instructor was treating the subject of religion improperly," "Literature And Life? An English Teacher at Bay," list of students who appreciated Hodgin's teaching style) Course Criticism by David R. Hodgin's Students (Includes letters and essays circa 1950s and 1960s) 61 Course Criticism by David R. Hodgin's Students Students' Evaluations of David R. Hodgin's Teaching 62 Buffalo State Teachers College Students' Evaluation of David R. Hodgin's Teaching (1935-1942, n.d.) 366G. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Miscellaneous Teaching Materials Series. (1952-1964, n.d.) 63 1952-1964, n.d. Newspaper articles from Watauga Democrat and Appalachian A.S.T.C. school newspaper (Includes David R. Hodgin's column "Knowledge is our Province" in 6 parts (1952), testimonials for Hodgin, program for Up-Creek Jamboree, n.d.) "Short Speech Course" by David R. Hodgin 366H. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Class Notes and Materials Series. (n.d.) 7 Various anecdotes/truisms Book Cards Notes on Religion Book Cards Class lecture notes Various essay notes 8 Notes on "Magical" 9 Notes on "Man/Animal" 10 Biography Fiction History Social life, customers, economies, geography, etc. Archaeology Philosophy Government and Education Literature 11 Miscellaneous 12 Dewey Decimal System Library Cards 13 Dewey Decimal System Library Cards 14 Class Notes Dewey Decimal System Library Cards 366I. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Author's Transcript File Series. (1938-1982, n.d.) 151 Religion. Evil of Religion (Includes notes, "Great Men's Opinion of Religion" which is quotes from John Stuart Mill, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams, "Standard Speech," "Short Speech Course," "Source of 'Divine' Voice Human Creations," "The Evils of Inherited 'Faith' in Religion") "Of God" (Includes "The Most Ignorant Know Most about 'God'," notes, Humanist in Canada article "What is Human Rights?" Jim Bishop's "3-Eyed Gods, 6-Armed Gods and 500 Million Worshippers" (1981), "Men Make Gods," "The Prayer Test," "We are Atheists Because..." flier, "One of 'God's' Tricks?" "A Frog's-Eye View" (1982), "Questions about 'God'," "Am I at War with God?" multiple newspaper articles about Christianity) 152 "Of God" (Includes "Taint So...," notes, E. Lee Smith's The Truth Shall Make You Mad, "The Will of God?" "God as well as man and the universe Evolves," Very Reverend Ernest Howse's "Attempt to Justify Killing as God's Law is Ridiculous" (1972), "God Grows, Evolves as Well As Man," "Where is God And What is He Doing?" "Statistics Last Half Twentieth Century," "Begin a Startling Exploration of Nature's Fas [sic]," "Is Your God Big Enough?" "God's Mistakes or Where Was God?" "Where was God?" "When He Comes... No Faith Upon the Earth," "Where were You God? I Accuse!" "'God's Will' and Human Misery," "God Pity God (or pity â€˜God')," "Potent Words," "By What Authority?") "Religion and the Modern Mind" (Includes essays and articles condemning the South for its traditionalism, "Marching Through Dixie" (1938), a partial 1938 letter discussing Clarence Cason's book, possibly Culture in the South) "Truth" and "Faith" (Includes "Meaning? The Way of Zen," "Meaning = Survival," notes) 153 " Truth" and "Faith" (Includes various essays on faith, order, and, undated library memorandum listing books he had check out, "It's Easy to Believe a Lie!" "Prayer," "Beliefs," "Professor Tullio Castellani's "The Rise and Fall of Values") 154 Essay on EGO II (Includes notes) "Death of God", etc. (Includes notes, "Has 'God' Disappeared from Modern Theology?" "Whose God? And What Has Happened to Him?" "To Believe or Not to Believe "in God" Meaning???" "The 'Magical View' is for Poets, Not for Scientists, and No Longer for Religion," "Humanism Versus Religion-ism," "Who's an Atheist, or ...," "Myths Better Abandoned," "Why Not Let People Have Their Religious Illusions and Consolations?" "What is 'Personal' Religion?" "A Mixed-Up Founder of Christian Protestantism," "A New Debate: Was Christ a 'Hippie'?" "Who will Fill the Pulpits?" "Not the Traditional 'God' but 'Ultimate Concern'," various essays, Stanley Kauffmann's "Can Culture Explode? Notes on Subsidizing the Arts" (1965), Reverend William Hamilton's "The Death of God") 155 "Ego II " and personal analysis (Includes essays about religion, compilation of quotes about the counter culture, "What are the Betniks Fussing About? What does Youth Want? Why So Much Revolt? Etc.," "American Way," "Who are the Sinners?" "Student Dissent") 156 Religion (Includes newspaper articles about ministerial students and colleges, Christian love, Christianity's incompatibility with scientific and modern thought, Biblical Recorder (22 and 29 June 1963), undated Catawba Valley Unitarian Fellowship letter about Billy Graham) 157 Religion (Includes essays and quote compilations regarding advertizing, faith) 161 Religion (Includes notes, essays "Do You Believe in Apollo? Venus? Or Helen of Troy?" "Men Make Gods," "Is Theology a Guide for Man?" "Religion or Crime?" "God Dead?" "Prayer in the Public Schools Or Public Ear?" "Prayer=Love of Life," "A Letter?" "Man, The Symbol Maker," "Eros," "Religion of Scientists," "Notes on the Genesis myth," "Sun God versus Man-Made Gods," "The Name of 'God'," "Relevance of Religion in Modern American Life," "The Evolution of 'God'," "Hope for Man") 162 Belief, Spirit, Origins of Religion, Faith, Miscellaneous (Includes notes) Of Religious Ritual and Symbolism (Includes notes) Notes on Religion (Includes notes) "Homo I and II" (Includes notes, poem "Man vs. Death") Religion (Includes notes) 163 "Believe In...." "Faith" (Includes essays "De-myth-ologizing," "Faith as an Order," "This Truth Endureth Forever," "Our True Religion and God: Mammonism," "Faith Healing," " 'Faith' Eastern and Western," " Faith, Meaning, Etc....," "The Arrogance of Men of 'Faith'," "Distracted 'Faith'...," Free Mind (April/May 1980), essay "Effects of Faith") 164 Bible (Includes notes, essays "The Bible Says...," "Believe Scripture? How Much?" "The Bible is a Fetish For Fundamentalists and Their Kind," "The Bible versus History," "Modern Study of the Bible") Humanism (Includes "Culture Tries to Hold/Aggression Natural in Check," "Faith, Cultural Bias, All Concepts... Indoctrination, Beware!" "Seduction of 'Democracy'," "Ends and Means," "True Liberalism vs. The Closed Mind," "Boredom is the Great Modern/Life Disease," "Bread And Life," "Which Comes First My Group, or Humanity?" "History of 'Hippies'," "When the 'Human Revolution' is Over?" "Welfare State or Warfare State A Choice," "America v. Rome, by Salvation Possible Through Youth?" " 'Philosophy' For Our Times," "Of Complexity, Uncertainty, Imagination, and Sanity," "The Heart, in Love," "Technological War," "Chance Determines Events," "Eternal Hippie," "Respect for Life," "Culture and Morality," "Freedom and Responsibility," "A Humanist and Behaviorist, on Our Superstitions vs. Scientific Psychology," "Wherein is Life Sacred?" "What's 'Eating on' People?" "It All Boils Down to One Basic Factor: Population Density," "Martyrs for Truth vs. Billy Graham and 'The Church'," "Immortality," "An Economic Social Revolution Alone Can Save Mankind," "Law and Order," "Planetary Man") Religion (Includes Bible Stories (Illustrated), essays "Where Man Went Wrong Thousands of Years Ago," "Mater Nostra," "Obscenity and Hate in the Name of Morality and Religion," "Ecology vs. Religion," "Sports in America vs. 'Christian Democracy," "The Best-Laid Schemes of Men No Relation to Future," "The Devil is Making A Comeback," "Strange Humans, These Creatures," "Abortion and 'The Sacredness of Life'," "Hail, Caesar," "Ombundsmen for America," "God Pity God," "For God So Loved the World," "Beware of Him Who Speaks for 'God'," "Civilization Rise and Fall," "Equality," "To Be Human," "Ideaism," "Decline of the West," "Status of Woman," "The Bible Says What? To Whom?" "The Sects Cancel One Another Out," "Religion as Integrated with All Life," "Praying For What?," "Who Serve as Spiritual Healers," "Everybody Talks about God," "On Being Religious," "Paean to Life," "Vs. 'God's Plan'," "Right-Wingers vs. Sex Education," "Religious Belief and the American Constitution," "Results of 'Protestant Ethic' ") 165 "Why? Meaning of Life" (Includes notes, Hugh R. Orr's "Natural versus Supernatural Providence," "Life for Life's Sake") "Where was God? America in Change" (Includes notes, newspaper articles, essay "Where was God?" "God and/or Nature," "Where is God Now," "Waiting for God," "Where was/is God") 166 Social Justice/Counter Culture/Women's Liberation. Violence (Includes essays "Who are the Criminals," "How Foolish can Men Become?" "Criminals are Our Devils Now," "Who is the Criminal? Youth or Society," "Are Americans Ready to Become Civilized?" "Prestige vs. Property or Power Most Potent," "Seven Times..." "Americans: Violent (and they love it)," "Criminal America??? And What is Crime?" "Decay and Perhaps Fall of Western Culture," "Campaign 1972," "Law and Order, Moral Decline: Sources," "Remedy for Crime? Everybody Gets to Work," "Crime And The Police," "What's Bugging Youth And Many Liberals," "Revolt, Dissent, Youth, Black et al. Violence") Race (Includes notes, newspaper articles, essays "Character In Black Faces," "Where are Our Leaders in Politics," "Best States to Live In," "What Color is a 'Nigger'?" "The Mule-Stubborn South Carolina," "War on Poverty," "Those Who Whine, Still, in South," "The South vs. Progress," "Southern Whites vs. Negroes," "Hell-bent for Salvation," "How about It?" "Pure Race??? Very Few Whites in Western World," "Solution(s) to the Race Problem: Education the 'Poor Whites'/Try Miscegenation," Hal Bruno's "Chicago's Hillbilly Ghetto" The Reporter (5 June 1964), "The White Problem," "Black Superiority Supremacy," "Enfranchisement of Negroes 1868," "The Ten Years 'Desegregation War' 1954-1964," "The Starved South," "Who's Been Mixing the Races Down South?" "Heart Or Habit," "The South: Why So Proud?" torn form letter dated March 1966 on Martin Luther King, Jr. letterhead, bibliography on Race Relations, "Violence," "There's No Such Thing as a White Man," "The Infected Southern Mind," "The Most Heroic People," "How Handle Crime in Streets, Riots, Etc.?" "How Shall It Be in That Hour," "Negroes are Human Fully Human (if allowed to be)," "Middle America," "Jesus Got Off Easy," "Law for the Poor," "Violence and the Negroes," "The South, 1870-1967," "Once More, The Court Has Decreed Integration and the Demagog and Followers Cry 'Mistreatment'," "Typical? A Southern Churchman and Political Leader (Republican) on Civil Rights Demonstrators, etc.," "The Shame of the Deep South and all slave states The Heritage after the Declaration of Independence," "Backlash Paranoia," "Southern 'Leadership'?" "Race and Status," "Shame on the South, 1970," "The Rich No Longer Need the Poor (in great numbers)," "The Poor Especially Black We Always Have With Us," "Blacks, Women, Youth all 'Niggers' in America and so 'The Establishment' Under Fire," "Welfare...Warfare State," and untitled essay) 167 "Slow Down World" Scraps (Includes notes, newspaper articles, essays "Who Uglifies Our Way of Life?," "Slow Down, World; I Want to Get On," "Civilization Too Much? Problems Become Overwhelming in Number," "The Last Straw Civilized Man, Ravager of Earth," "Business, Advertizing, Etc.: Television," "Slow Down World, Animal Man," "Requiem for America," "What About the 'Sanity' of Society? Maladaptive?" "Pollution of Mankind Mad Race of Technology," "Population and Apocalypse?") 171 "Man, The Self Destroyer (Beyond Predation)" (Includes essay "Bigger And Worse: America Was Beautiful," print of an owl) "Freedom," "Law and Order" (Includes letters to the editor, newspaper articles, essays "Dirtied Words: Law and Order," "More on Violence: Who Are the Violent?," "Law and Order for Whom Who Cries Out?" "These 'Freedom' People Likely to be Frauds," "The New Freedom Late 20th Century," "Americans [over?] Freedom," "Freedom? For Whom?," "Freedom," "Too Much Government in Business," Life Line Freedom Talk (21 November 1969, No. 25), untitled essays) Abortion (Includes brochures, undated letters from Katharine Hepburn care of Planned Parenthood, untitled essays on abortion, 1982 newspaper articles on abortion) Man and Society versus Government (Includes essays "Freedom, Justice, Love for Mankind, The Great Delusion" (1973), untitled essay on Richard Nixon and greed (1975), "Homo Furiens in Prose," "Who Rules the World? Not Communist/Socialist Types, but Fascist/Gangsters," "Letter vs. The Old C-Fear" (1977), "Wrong in U.S.A.," "Government (Big), That Villain!" "The Individual and the Group," "The Individual in/vs. Society," "Who Walks with Gods?" "Language Symbols and Knowing," "Religion: the Basis of Morality?" "Crime Doesn't Pay," "Prejudice," "O The Wicked Media," "Youth Rebellion, Withdrawn from the Established Society," "1949-1972: Twenty-three years of U.S. Insanity/Stupidity" (1973), "Is Man Phasing Out?" "Where to, Senior Citizens") 172 Man and Society versus Government (Includes essays "America Takes Another Look at Self History and Present," "America, The Imperial and Falsity," "Conservatives and Free Enterprise," untitled essays on 1970s-era politics, "Laissez Faire Fails Again under Republicans," "Americans are Afraid of Freedom and Suspicious of Those Who Truly Believe in Bill of Rights," "The System," "Middle-Class Orientation, Inescapable," "Why So Many Pleas in a 'Great Country'?" "The People vs. Capitalis Excesses," "Is Our Society Viable? Civilization?" "Civilization Becomes Self-Destructive," "The New Populism," "The Nation's Security," "The State vs. Sin (in Private Lives)," "Redistribution of Wealth," "American Ideological Myths re: Free Enterprise," "Needs and Problems," "What Has Happened, 1912-1972?" "Who Rules In America as well as in Russia?" "When/Where Did America Go Wrong?" "Where the Heart is..." "Totalitarianism or What At Home?" "Is America Losing Purpose... on a 'Roman' Decline?" "Nader on Business, Government, Etc." (1970), "Tradition and the Conservatives," "Will the Pollution Revolution Die?" "Points of Rebellion," "Foreign Policy and Military-Industrial-Bureaucracy," "The Capitalist Conspiracy: The Great World Danger," "Beware Men who Father Only Daughters," "Statistics" (1970), "Rebel vs. Politico-Economic America" (aft. 1972), "America, Prodigal Son No Place to Return to?" "True Welfare Cost," "The Predators make Rabbits Out of The People," "Man Cooperates to Compete," "Strom vs. Slick Dick" (1970), "Conservatives are Likely the Destroyers," "Business is Against Free Enterprise," notes, newspaper articles, essay "Conservative") Student Movement Against Oppressive Society (Includes untitled essays on student movement, essays "Why Rebel," "Voices Crying in the Wilderness") "Knowledge Is They Province" (Includes essay "Morality Without Religion: An American Atheist Publication," notes, newspaper articles, essays "Prophets," "Spirit," "A Study in The Power of Propaganda") 173 "Eros" - Love and Freedom (Includes newspaper articles and notes) Sex and Sexual Freedom (Includes newspaper articles (1968-1976), "Sexual Revolution Possible?" "A Small Paradise Found," "Sex," "Women Love Life," "Speaking of the Controversy over Obscenity, Openness on Sex, etc.," "Light Touch," "Would You Kill Your Sister for Wearing a Miniskirt," notes) Sex and Sexual Revolution (Includes "Make Love, Not War," "Mental Health, Sex," "Toward a Sexual Revolution..." "Is Man a Monogamist?" "The New Sex Freedom," "Sex Mores World-Wide: Man and Monogamy," "Sex and Over-Population," "Women are Always the Same?," "The Breakdown of the Patriarchal Family," "What about the Unwed and Unwanted? or Without Connections?" "A Natural Marvel," "The Emancipation of Women," newspaper article on athletic women, "Speaking of Sex Differences," "Monogamy," "Family A Sacred Cow," "To Look for in a Woman," "The Female of Our Species Her Place," "New Fashion: Woman Again Want to Be Women" (1977), "Liberated Woman") 174 "Male X" "Male-Female Differences" (Includes notes) "Obscene" (Includes 1967-1974 newspaper and magazine articles, essays "What is Obscene? Where? When?" "Vs. Ervin," "Why Riot?" "Welfare State? Human Investment") 175 Free Enterprise/Government. Free Enterprise (Includes 1967-1969 newspaper articles, notes, essays "Free Enterprise Still Raping the U.S.A." (aft. 1967), "A Brief Comparison of the Views of Samuel Adams and John Adams," "Affluent Society For Whom? And Why?" "Big Business as Usual," "Free Enterprise," "Who Or What Rules America?" "Competition: Beast of Prey or ___?" "Free Enterprise Outmoded," "Free Enterprise Plunges into the Big Ditch, 1929," "Free Enterprise has Failed," "Free Enterprisers are Slaves," "Why Youth Find American Way Unsatisfying" (aft. 1969), "Reform or Abolish Capitalism," "Free Enterprise: Still Freebooting" (1969), "Free Press? And Business") 176 Nixon, etc., and Aftermath (Includes essays "Cold War to Nixon/Kissinger and Near East, 1973," "Tragedy (over Nixon) [?] Our Course Since War I and II" (aft. 1973), copy of Hodgin's letter to the editor (1972), "Nixon, the Anti-Communist," untitled essays on Nixon (1973), "What's His Name in the Offal (sic) Office" (1974), "Blunders and Ineptitude of Nixon" (1974), "Sins," "Kill the Bringer of Bad News" (1973), "My Fellow Amerikans", "1949-1972: Twenty-three Years of U.S. Insanity/Stupidity" (1973), 1974 newspaper articles, "Muckrakers") Carter's Pardon of Draft-evaders Fundamentalism (Includes Hodgin's 1977 letters to the editor regarding Carter's pardoning draft evaders and Nixon, essay "Fundamentalism") "The Magical" (Includes notes, essays "Magical View," "Homo Insapiens," "The Power of ... Thinking It is So," "Man/Animal" (1973), "Death of Theology" (aft. 1988?), "Christian Faith Based, Fundamentally, On the Resurrection Else the Faith is Vain," "Primitive Ritual and God's Will/Science or Magic," "Faith as a Destructive Concept," "Men are Not 'Created' 'Equal' or Otherwise," "Misconceptions," "How to Glorify God," "Speak of the Devil (and He Will Appear)," "Primitive Return to Magic," "Christianity's Perversion of Man re: Nature," "The Universe Knows No 'Evil'," "And If Man Stands Alone," "God in Personal Terms Only Projection," "Relevance of Religion in Modern American Life," "How God-Power is Generated," "Keep the Faith, Brother, Sister") 177 "The Magical" (Includes essays "Meaning: Age of Lost Souls," "Contra-Magical View," "The West Needs Eastern Philosophy-Religion," "Meaning? The Way of Zen" (aft. 1972), "Contra Christianity," religious joke, quotes compiled in 1973, Alexander Comfort's "On the Biology of Religion" (1974), "Criminal Justice in 2000 A.D.," "Creation," "The Talk of the Town" New Yorker, 1976-1977 newspaper articles, Rudolph Muska's "The Mythic Mind," The Humanist (November-December 1960), poems about humanism and evolution, untitled quotes, "Origin of the Magical View," "Abortion and the Law: Two Views" Church and State (November 1976), "God in Man's Image seen as early as 500 B.C.," "Wars of the Sects: Destroy All Validity of Creeds," James Baker's "Church and State in South Korea" Church and State, Preston Cloud's "Evolution Theory and Creation Mythology" The Humanist (November/December 1977), notes) 181 "The Magical" 182 "The Magical" (Includes notes) 183 Miscellaneous. "Taint So" (Includes notes and essay "Re: The Civil Rights Issue") Clipped Newspaper Clippings with Attached Notes (Includes WBTV Editorial Response to "Protection for the Consumer" (1966), 1962-1969 newspaper articles) 184 "Lore" (Includes notes) Book Cards (Includes notes on Lore) Miscellaneous Notes â€˜Dave' Notes and Newspaper Clippings 366J. Correspondence Series. Letter from John S. Phillipson, re: "Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe" (1977-1978) 185 General Correspondence, 1950-1967 (Original order. Includes letters from friends, former students, and academic correspondents including Stanley South, William Conrad re: Hodgin's 1965 retirement, Robert Huffman, Eunice Query, Jim Caldwell, Dot Patton, Gene Hand, Al Corum. One was a message from H.G. Jones saying that he enjoyed Hodgin's class) 186 General Correspondence, 1967-1982 (Original order. Includes essay "The South's Fear" (1982), letters from former students, friends, and academic correspondents including H.G. Jones, Richard Weeber, Walter Boone, James Greene, Hodgin's 1970 letter to the editor re: the Silent Majority, Rev. W.W. Finlator, Hodgin's 1974 letter to the editor, W.S. McBirnie) Correspondence re: "The Lower Animal, 1948-1976 (Includes orders and reviews, Hodgin's 1948 correspondence regarding his poem) 366K. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Offprints, Clippings, Notes Series. (1960-1973) 187 Advertising/Televison, Publicity and Consumerism (Includes 1960-1970 newspaper articles, Lester Mondale's "Billboard in the Parlor" The Humanist (July/August 1968), essays "The Demagogs, Mass Media, etc.," "The Advertising Revolution New Priesthood," notes, Gilbert Cranberg's "New Look at the First Amendment" Saturday Review (14 September 1968), "Generation of Whores," "Advertising: Devil's Smithy," "Conspiracy" Newsweek (18 August 1969), "Advertising The Problem Solved," "Credibility Gap," Paul Goodman's "The Deadly Hall of Joy," " 'This is the New Invisible World'," letter from National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting Chairman Thomas P.F. Hoving re: public evaluation of television programming, Edith Efron's "There Is a Network News Bias," Edith Efron's "What is TV Doing to Them" (1969), Elliot A. Daley's "Is TV Brutalizing Your Child?," "Rising Attack on Stock Exchange Insiders" Time (10 August 1970), notes) 191 Advertising/Televison, Publicity and Consumerism (Includes "The Dissenting Opinions of Commissioner Nicholas Johnson" The Progressive (June 1973), 1971-1972 newspaper articles, "We Pause Briefly" TV Guide (12 May 1973), Edmund Carpenter's "I'm Not Prepared to Dismiss the Observation That It's Easier for a Naked Man to Watch TV Than It is for Him to Read" TV Guide (12 May 1973), Frank Trippett's "Is the Truth Incredible?" Look (7 September 1971), Max Gunther's "Revolution at the FTC" TV Guide (24 June 1972), Max Gunther's "TV and the New Morality" TV Guide (14 October 1972), Saul Braun's "Brinkley on Brinkley and Other Topics" TV Guide (15 April 1972), Max Gunther's "Who will Keep What Off the Air?" TV Guide (28 October 1972), notes) Business, a Profession? (Includes "The Playboy Panel: Business Ethics and Moral" Playboy? (November 1962), 1972 newspaper and magazine articles, essay "Business: A Profession") 192 Free Enterprise (Includes 1966 magazine articles, James T. Broyhill's "Washington Report" (28 July 1966, 6 October 1966, 13 October 1966), 1966-1970 newspaper articles) 193 Free Enterprise (Includes 14 August 1964 transcript to "On Centralized Government" editorial, 1969-1972 magazine and newspaper articles about economics, business, and welfare, James Broyhill's "Washington Report" (2 April 1970)) 194 Free Enterprise (Includes Nathan Robertson's "What Do You Mean, Free Enterprise?" Harper's (November 1949), "No Interest?" Carolina Farmer (April 1964), "Why Business Keeps Getting Bigger" News and World Report (22 June 1956), "And the Boom Goes On" Newsweek (7 August 1972), Garner Ted Armstrong and Paul Kroll's "Can Our Cities Be Saved?" The Plain Truth (December 1970), Clem Morgello's "Wall Street: The Price of Virtue" Newsweek (24 May 1971), 1969-1972 newspaper articles about free enterprise, business, poverty and welfare, essay "Nader on Business, Government, etc." (1970)) 195 Free Enterprise (Includes Saturday Review (22 January 1972), 1950-1969 newspaper articles on poverty, tax evasion, corruption, essay "Free Enterprise Leads to Catastrophe," John Lear's "The Pulse of Earth: Exploring the Air-Water Sea" Saturday Review (1 February 1969), "Why America Frustrated and Fearful, 1968?" "American (and World) Revolution, 1960's," "Capitalism Economic Debasement," "Prosperity," "The American Way Corporate Central," "Which Comes Mind or Market?" "Money is Power Is Government," "Free Enterprise Exploit, Rape?" (1968), "Guaranteed Income," "The Tobacco Industry and the Growers: A Shame in History," "Who's Imperialist?" (1968), "Education for the Il-Liberals?" (aft. 1968) [includes a quote from Grover Robbins about his support for Humphrey's presidential candidacy], "Federal Government is Not Taking Over States Spend More" (aft. 1968), "Competition? In USA vs. Equality of Opportunity" (1968), "Government When 'Big Business' Has Its Way and Its Men," "cf. Congress 'Don't Hurry Civil Rights' with 'Don't Hurry Pure Food Law'," Henry Resnik's "The Shattering Self (A Review of The Blacking Factory and Pennsylvania Gothic: A Short Novel and a Long Story" (14 September 1963), "Government (Big), That Villain," "Free Enterprise," "Economics," "Distribution of Wealth No Better Way?," "Laissez-faire or Welfare State" (aft. 1964), "Free Enterprise Market Economy vs. Government Concern with Welfare") 196 Free Enterprise (Including editorials and editorial cartoons, 1966-1970 newspaper articles, Hazel Henderson's "The Guaranteed Minimum Income" Saturday Review (29 June 1968), James Broyhill's "Washington Report" (25 July 1968), "Is Private Debt Too Big?" U.S. News and World Report (17 February 1964), I.F. Stone's Weekly (8 July 1968), 1968 Natural Area Council, Hudson Fund letter, Hollis Alpert's "SR Goes to the Movies" Saturday Review (13 April 1968), essays "Tax Million Starving in U.S.A." (aft. 1968), "Which Way, Laissez Faire?" "Private Property Yes, But How Does the Capitalist System Distribute It? And What is 'Ownership' Today" (aft. 1964), "Is Democracy Destroying Itself?" "Welfare State, Collective Order?" "Profit Motive in War? Men Will Die But Not Give Dollars for Their Country," "Why Disgusted with American Culture, So Many?" "Socialization vs. Socialism," "What Has Happened to 'The American Way'?") 201 Politics/Government. ITT and Other Corporate (Includes notes, 1972 newspaper articles, untitled essay about the International Telephone and Telegraph Co. (ITT), Albert France's "The Ruling Class" The Churchman (February 1972) Defense (Includes 1971-1973 newspaper articles, essays "Defense: Our Way of Life" (1972), "Defense and the American Way," Harris Smith's "OSS: Te Secret History of America's First Central Intelligence Agency" (n.d.), Gary L. Alexander's "Blood Money the High Costs of War" Plain Truth (November 1972), untitled Playboy article about defense, Theodore Roszak quote on defense, "The Way to War is Paved with Good Intentions" The Plain Truth (January 1972), Eugene Linden's "The Demoralization of an Army: Fragging and Other Withdrawl Symptoms" Saturday Review (8 January 1972), "Words of Warning from Three Presidents" The Reader's Digest (October 1970), Kenneth Gilmore's "Along the Infamous Ho Chi Minh Trail" The Reader's Digest (October 1970), Gene H. Hogberg's "The 1971 International Chess Game: Leaders on the Move in Search for Peace" The Plain Truth (January 1972), Francis Touchet's "World Power Struggle in Brooklyn" The Churchman (November 1971), 1971 brochures from Another Mother for Peace) 202 Defense (Includes Garner Ted Armstrong's "Nuclear Nightmare: Will it Happen?" Plain Truth (April 1971), 1970-1971 newspaper articles, notes, Robert Jay Lifton's "Beyond Atrocity," Saturday Review (27 March 1971), Joseph J. Fahey's brochure "Peace, War, and the Christian Conscience" (n.d.), John Ciardi's "Manner of Speaking" Saturday Review (7 November 1970), Adam Yarmolinsky's "The Military Establishment: Its Impacts on American Society (A Twentieth Century Fund Study)" (n.d.), Garner Ted Armstrong's "To Kill A People" Plain Truth (March 1971), James Broyhill's "Washington Report" (29 October 1970), "What if Hiroshima Had Never Happened?" Time (10 August 1970), "The Curse of War" The Plain Truth (August/September 1970), "The Leaves Fall, the Blood Flows" Saturday Review (6 June 1970), James Clayton's "Our Mortgaged Future" Playboy, William F. Dankenbring's "The 'Endless' War" The Plain Truth (December 1969), Eliot Janeway's "Defense Business is Bad Business" Saturday Review (25 April 1970), James T. Broyhill's "Washington Report" (14 May 1970), essays "Have We Abandoned the Founding Fathers and Original Principals," "The Pax Americana? Our Imperialist Program," "Imperialism (and Race)," "Foreign Policy and Military-Industrial-Bureaucracy," "America Exploits, The World and Her Own People 0-- and invites Revolution," Senator William Proxmire's "The Pentagon vs. Free Enterprise" Saturday Review (31 January 1970)) 203 American Imperialism (Includes notes, 1970-1973 newspaper articles about Vietnam and the military, essays "When/Where Did America Go Wrong?" Robert Sherrill's "The War Machine" Playboy (n.d.), U..S. Senator Vance Hartke's "The Peace Department" Playboy (n.d.), "Free Enterprise," "The Elites are Always Imperialists -- and Corruption Prone," James Moris' "When Britain's Brandeur Knew No Bounds" Reader's Digest (June 1969), J. William Fulbright's "The Governance of the Pentagon" Saturday Review (7 November 1970), "White Devil, Go Home!" (aft. 1971), "American Empire Building-- South-east Asia Project," "Imperialism (and Race)," "Free Enterprise- The Military and Survival" (aft. 1970), "America An Imperialist, Colonizing Nation" (aft. 1969), "Imperialist America," "Imperialism" (aft. 1969), "Twentieth Century -- And World Revolution" (aft. 1968), "Imperial Ameria," quotes from Fidel Castro, "United Nations -- 1945-1968" (aft. 1968), "Indians and 'Americanism' " (1968), "How Many Wars Has America Won? Any?") 204 Why In Indochina? (Includes notes, 1969-1973 newspaper articles, essays "Why are We in Southeast Asia?" (aft. 1970), "Why We are in Indo-China and Imperialist Everywhere plus Choosing Wrong Sides," "Why in Indochina," "When the Landscape is the Enemy" Newsweek (7 August 1972), Frederick Schuman's "The Neuroses of the Nation" The Churchman (February 1972), Hugh B. Hester's "Traitor?" The Churchman (April 1972), Harold Bass's "Is Korea Being Victimized Again?: A Historic Review of an "Underdog" Country" The Churchmen (February 1972), Chester L. Cooper's "The Lost Crusade: America in Vietnam," Morton Mintz and Jerry S. Cohen's "America, Inc.: Who Owns and Operates the United States," "What Soviets Want in Europe" The Plain Truth (n.d.), The Churchman (March 1972), "When The War Ends: A World of Opportunities" Nation's Business (February 1968), "Madness of Anti-'Communism' " (aft. 1972)) 205 Anti-Military (Road to Peace) Defense, CIA, etc. CCC for all (Includes 1971-1974 newspaper articles, Charles F. MacLennan's "Waging War with Labor" The Churchman (November, 1974), Frank Karelsen's "Defense Budget Causes Inflation" The Churchman (November 1974), O. Myking Mehus's "Humanism Leads the Way" The Churchman (November 1974), Jerome Davis's "Humanism and Religion" The Churchman (November 1974), Hugh B. Hester's "Our New Administration" The Churchman (October 1974), W.W. Finlator's "Kickoff Without Prayer" The Churchman (October 1974), John J. Weaver's "Social Work for the Military" The Churchman (October 1974), John M. Gessell's "The Ethics of Nuclear Energy: Moral Dilemmas in This New Power Face Us All" The Churchman (October 1974), "Freedom of Thought in the University," "If This Be the 'Welfare State'...") Freedom/Liberal-State -vs- Federal-Liberal-Conservative and Some Statistics (Includes "Shall We Teach Communism? How?" (1962), notes, "Who Fears a 'Welfare State'?" 1957-1970 newspaper articles, essays "ProsperityThe Damned Government and 'Free Enterprise'!" (aft. 1967), "Why Must State Take Over," "What's the Score for the Federal Government" (aft. 1967), "Democracy and the Common Welfare Limit the Bottom, Leave Top Open!" "Fellow Travelers," "Fear of Communism...Big Bad Wolf," "Who's Playing the Communist Game Blindly," "Commy Scare," "States Rights, Etc. And the Federal Government," "Who are the Fellow-Travelers," "What's Eating on the Mid-Century 'Conservative': Who is Really a Reactionary" (1964), "Americans Afraid of Ideas, Change..." Stewart Alsop's "A Lesson for Liberals" Newsweek (13 January 1969), Henry Zeiger's "Instant Art" The New Leader (3 February 1969), Griffith W. Williams' "The Making of a Radical" American Association of University Professors, "Notes from the Underground" (September 1968), "Equality," "On Bill Outlawing Communist Speakers, et al.," "Intellectuals in Public Affairs" (1969), "Social Democracy," "Social Man" (aft. 1967)) 206 Freedom/Liberal-State -vs- Federal-Liberal-Conservative and some statistics (Includes 1970-1971 newspaper articles, essays "Liberal/Conservative Debate," " 'Conservatives' Must Adopt Radical Measures if They Really Want to Conserve" (aft. 1970), "Message to Would-Be (True) Conservatives," "Is America for Freedom" (aft. 1961), "Who's an Agent of "The Conspiracy," "The More Intelligent and More 'Liberal', The More Tolerant: Less Intolerant" (aft. 1968), "The Basic Problem," "The 'Conservatives' Do Not Believe in Freedom," "Liberal Conservative Et Cetera," "Conservatives" [quotes from Ralph Emerson], "LiberalConservative," "Gospel to the Majority" (1970), "Freedom? Who Wants It; For Whom" (aft. 1970), "Liberals are CONSERVatives," "Naive Nostalgia of the Right-Wingers," "Fuzzy Liberals or Reactionaries," "The Student Revolution, According to Gallup, 1970" (aft. 1970), "Liberals," "What is a 'Liberal'?" (aft. 1970), Shana Alexander's "The Big Sleep" Newsweek (16 October 1972), "Advice to November Voters," "Law, 'Freedom Justice,' Etc." (aft. 1969), "Statistics" (1970), "Publicity and Concern: Slow Down World, I Want to Get On," "Crime Violence" (1969), "Guns and Crime in USA a Murderous People" (aft. 1976), "Thou Shalt Not Kill Who? When? Where? Why? U.S.A." (aft. 1967), "Dissecting the Soul of America" (aft. 1968), "Civilization and the American Way," Roderick C. Meredith's "Radiant Health" The Plain Truth (February 1969), "Who are the 'Liberals' ") Court/Congress (Includes "This is what 1974 is all about" [donations for elected politicans], 1970-1972 newspaper articles) 207 Court/Congress (Includes notes, 1969-1971 newspaper articles, Congressional Quarterly Lobby Report (5 February 1971), letter from Senator Gaylord Nelson re: election year issues (March 1970), Nat Henton's "The Supreme Court" Playboy, Rep. Richard Bolling's "The House" Playboy, "Honest Political Leaders," "Fiddling and Diddling while America Rots" (1969), "For the Supreme Court One Hope for Justice for All," "The Case for a Liberal Supreme Court and Law Generally," "American Presidents Who are the Leaders" (aft. 1950), "Who Trusts the Government Local or Federal," "Congress Represents," "Who Runs Congress- and the Nation" (aft. 1968), "1960's Age of Disillusion" (aft. 1964)) 211 Politics/Government Consumer and Nader, et al. (Includes 1971-1982 newspaper articles) Nixon (Includes Time (August 1973), "The Talk of the Tow" The New Yorker (15 August 1974), Wilford O. Cross's "Casa Blanca" The Churchman (April/May 1974), unidentified classroom chart) Reagan-Helms (Includes Edward Coyle of Independent Action's 1981 letter regarding Jesse Helms, "Parable: Jesse Helms at Heaven's Gate," "North Carolina Grassroots Groups Opposing Senator Helms") Jimmy Carter (Includes "Playboy Interview: Jimmy Carter: a Candid Conversation with the Democratic Candidate for the Presidency" Playboy (November 1976), John Hersey's "Attention: Jimmy Carter An Inaugural Address," The New Republic (11 December 1976), Robert Scheer's "Jimmy, We Hardly Know Y'all: A Southern Odyssey: Unguarded Moments in the Life, Times and Recent Past of the Most Guarded Presidential Candidate in Decades" Playboy, Judd Marmor's "Psychiatry and the Survival of Man" Saturday Review (22 May 1971), 1980-1983 newspaper articles) 212 Politics/Government (Newspaper Clippings) (Includes Robert Sherrill's "Is Anybody Out There Doing His Job?" Playboy, Donald Lunde's "Hot Blood's Record Month: Our Murder Boom" Psychology Today (July 1975), "Big Government" Newsweek (15 December 1975), 1973-1981 newspaper articles regarding Iran, oil, Reagan, subversives, Garry Wills' "The Tyranny of Weakness" Playboy, David Halberstam's "The Americanization of Vietnam" Playboy, David Halberstam's "The Vietnamization of America" Playboy, William Whikehart's "Our Energy Crisis..." Plain Truth (April 1974), "Self-Portrait of an Angel and Monster" Time (22 January 1973) 213 Counter Culture/Student Unrest. Student Unrest (Includes essays "The Student Revolution, According to Gallup, 1970," "Youth Rebellion, Withdrawn from the Established Society" (aft. 1973), Theodore Roszak's "Youth and the Great Refusal: The Counter Culture: Part I" The Nation (25 March 1968), J.H. Plumb's "Perspective" Saturday Review (1 August 1970), Bishop James A. Pike's "Religion and Rebellion," Nat Hentoff's "The Cold Society" Playboy, Carl Oglesby's "The Spanked and the Unspanked" Saturday Review (20 May 1967), "Playboy Interview: William Sloane Coffin" Playboy, I.F. Stone's Weekly (19 May 1969), Peter Barnes' " 'An Outcry': Thoughts on Being Tear Gassed" Newsweek (2 June 1969), Kenneth Crawford's "Campus 'Revolution'" Newsweek (2 June 1969), Diane Divoky's "The Way It's Going to Be: Revolt in the High Schools" Saturday Review (15 February 1969), Patricia Jansen Doyle's "St. Louis: City with the Blues" Saturday Review (15 February 1969), William Hedgepeth's "Inside the Hippie Revolution" Look (22 August 1967), Sylvie Reice's "Under 21" McCall's (January 1969), Ernest Dunbar's "Campus Mood, Spring, '68" Look (2 April 1968), Anthony Wolff's "Draft Board No. 13, Springfield, Ohio" Look (2 April 1968), Donald Barr's "A Parents' Guide to the Age of Revolt" McCall's (October 1969), Pamela Swift's "Youth Notes" Parade (22 February 1970), 1969 -1970 newspaper articles about Margaret Mead, student unrest, sexual revolution, and social change, "Rebel Values" (1968), Raymond McNair's "Why Today's Youth is Disenchanted" The Plain Truth (December 1969), Margaret Mead's "Youth Revolt: the Future is Now" Saturday Review (10 January 1970)) 214 Counter Culture (Includes 1969 newspaper articles, Archibald MacLeigh's "The Revolt of the Diminished Man" Saturday Review (7 June 1969), notes, Garner Ted Armstrong's "Open Letter to a Student Demonstrator" The Plain Truth (June 1968), Leslie McCullough's "Youth Cries: "I Want'a Blow My Mind!" The Plain Truth (March 1969), "Democracy in Danger" Humanist (November 1968), Stewart Alsop's "Yale Revisited" Newsweek (19 May 1969), John D. Rockefeller 3rd's "In Praise of Young Revolutionaries" Saturday Review (14 December 1968)) 215 Counter Culture (Includes Haskel Frankel's "On the Fringe" Saturday Review (7 September 1968), 1968-1969 newspaper articles about student unrest and violence, essays "Youth in Revolt Rejecting Estab[lishment]," Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr.'s "It is Quite Right That the Young should Talk about Us as Hypocrites. We are." Saturday Review (20 July 1968), untitled essay on Max Lerner's "Six Major Revolutions of Our Time" (1965)) 216 Rebel; USA: What's wrong with the System Hippie, et. al., rebellion (Includes Colin MacInnes' "Old Youth and Young" Encounter (September 1967), advertizement for Rollo May's Power and Innocence: A Search for the Sources of Violence, 1968-1972 newspaper articles, "Student Dissent" (1971), "Parents Leading Teens to Drug Abuse" Plain Truth (January 1972), "What Young America Wants: Change, Not Revolution" [youth opinion poll], Jerry W. Webb's "Haight-Ashbury Five Years Later: A Faded 'Hippie' Dream" The Plain Truth (April 1971), Jerry Flurry's "Dear Mom and Dad: I'm Coming Home" The Plain Truth (April 1971), Gereon Zimmermann's "What Makes Dr. Spock March?" Look (20 February 1968), "The U.S. Campus Mood, '71: A Newsweek Poll" Newsweek (22 February 1971), John D. Rockefeller, Jr.'s "Reconciling Youth and the Establishment" Saturday Review (23 January 1971), Stewart Alsop's "Radical Chic is Dead" Newsweek (14 December 1970), Don Addis' "Symbolic Sex" Playboy, Winston Churchill's "Winston Churchill on Revolution," "Student Responsibility in Running a College vs. Authoritarian Administration," "What's Wrong With These 'Kids' " (aft. 1970), "In Defense of Dissenting Youth," "Whose Crazy Youth or Elders," "Revolutions Now..." (aft. 1969), "Student Dissent" (aft. 1969), "Why Not: Crack Down on College Dissidents," "Revolutionary Graduates" (aft. 1969), "Any More The Emperor has No Clothes" (aft. 1969), "Elderidge Cleaver, On the Hope in White Youth v. the Elders" (aft. 1968), "White Middle Class, Disillusioned in Revolt" (aft. 1969), "Rebellion Revolution" (aft. 1968), "Why They Rebel and What Against" (aft. 1968), "Why Students Revolt" Center Magazine (January 1969), "Youth in Revolt, Hippies, et al." (aft. 1968), "What It Is and How to Cope with the Hippie Revolution," "Youth Versus the Establishment," "Revolt of Youth and Discipline," "Why Youth Rebels..." (aft. 1968), "Students of the World" Newsweek (7 October 1968), Robert Gentet's "Now- A Revolution Under the Earth" The Plain Truth (September 1968)) 217 Rebel; USA: What's Wrong with the System Hippie, et. al., Rebellion (Includes Dick Hobson's "Who Watches What" TV Guide (27 July 1968), "I'm as Good as You Are," 1968 newspaper articles, "Anatomy of a Disaster" TV Guide (25 May 1968), essays "America's Image in World Today" (aft. 1965), "Controversy... Taboo" (aft. 1967), "Hippie Revolution" (aft. 1956)) Shirt-Tail Out generation and "Music" (Includes "A Punk Way to Die" Newsweek (12 February 1979), 1971-1984 newspaper articles about musicians and hippies, essay "Keep Your Shirt On," Garner Ted Armstrong's "The 'Jesus Trip' " The Plain Truth (March 1971), Albert Goldman's "Drugs and Death in the Run-Down World of Rock Music") 221 "Music" (Including essays "Law and Order, America," 1979-1984 newspaper articles, "Crime in the Wall-to-Walls," Herbert Hoover's "Do We Have a Duty to Get Tough?" Reader's Digest (September 1959), Dr. Ruth Alexander's "Are We Too Soft on Young Criminals" Reader's Digest (October 1956), notes, "With Nixon...to the Right" (1973), Untitled essay on meaning of life, "A Study in The Power of Propaganda," Bulletin of Exceptional Children Education's Operation Assistance (September 1965), "What does the Negro Want? To be a Man or Woman Just Like Everybody Else," "Hypocritical South re: Sex and Race," untitled essay about youth, "Do Your Thing," "Who Makes the Songs" (aft. 1968), "Shirt-Tail to Disingration (sic)") Music makes a nation (Including "Jimi Hendrix: Goin' Toward Heaven" Evergreen, Eugene Walter's "What's Wrong with Today's Music" The Plain Truth (June 1968), Bob Greene's "The End of Outrage" Newsweek (26 February 1973), 1973-1975 newspaper articles, Lincoln Haynes' "A Wild Night with Some Good Ole Boys" TV Guide (16 June 1973), Maureen Orth's "A Family Affair--for 23,000" Newsweek (17 June 1974)) 222 Music Makes a Nation (Includes 1971-1981 newspaper articles, advertizement for Human Events, Nik Cohn's "Jesus Christ Superham" Playboy, Gregory Jaynes' "They are What They Eat?" New Times, untitled article about the Charles Manson murders, Tony Sanchez' "Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones" Playboy, Max Gunther's "TV Can Be Hazardous to Their Image" TV Guide (29 July 1978), Ellen Torgerson's "What Teen-agers Watch...and Why" TV Guide (23 April 1977), Pete Axthelm's "Courting the Stars" Newsweek (11 September 1978), Martin Gottfried's "Theater: Broadway's Cockeyed Commercial Theater" Saturday Review (13 May 1978), Barney Cohen's "Nights of the Living Dead: Cashing in on Rock and Roll Heaven" Saturday Review (13 May 1978)) 223 Music (Includes music advertisements, "What TV Does to Kids" The Reader's Digest (June 1977), 1973-1978 newspaper articles, "Alice's Restaurant's Children" Newsweek (29 September 1969), Eric Salzman's "The Prevalence of Rock or Rock Lives!" Evergreen (June 1967), "Playboy Interview: Elton John" Playboy) Greening of America (Includes "The Cooling of America" Time, undated newspaper article, New Yorker articles from 1970) 224 Humanism versus Hunter James (Includes American Atheists Newsletter (13 October 1981), Margaret Knight's Religion and Your Child: A Symposium on Problems of Humanist Parents (1959), A.J. Carlson's "Science and the Supernatural" (abt. 1963), James Hervey Johnson's "Religion, A Gigantic Fraud," Madalyn Murray O'Hair's Why I am an Atheist (1966), several issues of American Atheists for 1976-1977, ephemera from atheist organizations, Newsletter from American Atheist Center (February 1977)) 225 Humanism versus Hunter James (Includes Editor Corliss Lamont's A Humanist Symposium on Metaphysics, notes, "Religious Humanism: A Light in the World," The Truth Seeker 1971 Great Books Catalog, The Atheist Viewpoint (catalog of books), "The Vatican Billions") 226 Separationists (Includes notes, "Religious Humanism: A Light in the World" brochure, "The Capitol of North Carolina" booklet, 1970-1973 newspaper articles about Unitarians, graphic of continuum of socio-political beliefs and groupings, "Contemporary Humanism: An Introduction, with Suggested Bibliography," "Humanist Manifesto II" The Humanist (September/October 1973), "Why Humanism" brochure, Corliss Lamont's A Humanist Answer to the Philosophic Needs of Today (1957), G.B Chisholm's "The Reestablishment of Peacetime Society," Madeline O'Hair's "A Brief History of Religious Mottoes on United States Currency and Coins" brochures, American Atheist Newsletter (September 1982)) Humanism (Includes mass letters about humanism, Free Mind: Newsletter of the American Humanist Association (November/December 1973, Spring 1977, March 1978), D.A. King's "The Religion and Ethics of Albert Schweitzer," Robert L. Kuhn's "Why the Vast Difference between Animal Brain and Human Mind?" The Plain Truth (February 1972)) 227 Humanism (newspaper articles, letters to editors, correspondence) (Includes an advertisement for Salem Kirban's The Rise of Anti-Christ, Confidential communication from Morris Cerullo: "How Close is the Rapture?" Hodgin's 1980 letter to the editor about rheotical differences between liberals and fundamentalists, notes, 1982 newspaper articles, Gerald A. Larue's "Humanism and Christmas" pamphlet, 1975 Hodgin letter to the editor, American Atheist Insider's Newsletter (1 July 1982), "Why is an Atheist Organization Needed in the U.S. Today" pamplet, "So You May Know" (1958), 1967 Hodgin letter to the editor re: the demise of WAMY's newspaper, 1979 Hodgin's letter to the editor re: Billy Graham, 1976 Hodgin letter to the editor re: North Carolina voters' political realignment, 1968 Hodgin letter to the editor re: Southern politics, especially George Wallace, 1978 Hodgin letter to the editor re: alcohol, 1978 Hodgin letter to the editor re: Nixon increasing Cold War tension) Atheism, Jewish Problems (Includes notes, essays "Jews," Meg Greenfield's "This Land is Whose Land?" Newsweek (6 June 1977), quotes, "Who Owns Palestine?" (aft. 1974), American Atheists Insider's Newsletter (September 1978, October 1978, December 1977), "A Snowfall of Solstice Goodies," "The United States of America: Democracy or Theocracy?" "Chosen People?" 1977 letter to Madalyn (O'Hair), "Judeo-Christian Theology," "2-Judeo-Christian Theology") 231 Humanism (Includes 1981 newspaper articles, introductions and bibliographies of humanism and modern science, A.J. Carlson's "Science and the Supernatural," Martin A. Larson's "Should Churches Pay Taxes" The Churchman (August-September 1977), Albert Menendez's "The Roots of Anti-Catholicism" The Churchman (March 1977), Paul Beattie's The Prospect for Humanism, Free Mind: Newsletter of the American Humanist Association (March/April 1981), Claude Williams' Religion: Barrier or Bridge to a People's World?: A Handbook for Progressive Leaders (1947), Arthur Cromwell's "Why I Do Not Believe in a God" (1956), Frank Wicks' "Good Men in Hell" (1914, 1951), Biblical Recorder (27 June 1981), miscellaneous other atheist and humanist literature) 232 Humanism (Includes 1973-1980 newspaper articles, John Shannon's "This I Believe" Religious Humanisms (Spring 1975), Stephen Fritchman's "Science Outmodes God" The Churchman (June-July 1975, November, 1983), notes) The American Atheist (Includes The American Atheist (February 1977, July 1977, March 1981, January 1982, February 1982, March 1982)) 233 Religion, general The American Rationalist (Includes The American Rationalist (January/February 1983, March/April 1983, May-June 1983, July-August 1983, November-December 1983)) Rationalist Clips (Includes Frank Remington's "How They Became President" NRTA Journal (January-February 1972), "What Great Americans and Others Say About Religion") Bible Says (Includes notes, 1972 newspaper articles re: Billy Graham) 234 Religion (Includes 1970-1973 newspaper articles re: churches, "Defreaking Jesus Freaks" Newsweek (12 March 1973), "Questions for Easter" Newsweek (3 April 1972), "God is the Only Hope" Tomorrow's Hope (December 1971), Lester Grabbe's "The New Fad: Mysticism and the Occult" The Plain Truth (November 1971), Francis Touchet's "World Power Struggle in Brooklyn" The Churchman (October 1971), Lester Grabbe's "Glossolalia: The New 'Tongues' Movement" The Plain Truth (October 1971), James Kavanaugh's "God May be Dead, but the Fanatics will Always be Among Us" Playboy (July 1971), Garner Ted Armstrong's "The 'Jesus Trip': One-Way Ticket to Nowhere?" The Plain Truth (June 1971), O.K. Armstrong's "Beware the Commercialized Faith Healers," Roderick Meredith's "False Conversion-- A Mortal Danger" Tomorrow's World (April 1971)) 235 Religion (Includes The Truth Seeker (Summer 1969), 1957-1972 newspaper articles, Harold DeWolf's "Bowne: He Restored Belief in God as a Person" Together (June 1963), Can You Prove There is No Hell? pamphlet, Alexander Comfort's "On the Biology of Religion," Frederick Schuman's "The Neuroses of the Nation" The Churchman (February 1972)) 236 Religion (Includes 1970-1978 newspaper articles, Arthur Freese's " 'I Believe': An Elder Statesman of the Episcopal Church Speaks Out" Modern Maturity (October/November 1976), "Deprogramming and Religious Liberty" Church and State (November 1976), Graham Berry's "Introduction to Mythology: Gods We'll Always Remember" Modern Maturity (June-July 1978), "Patterns for Living" Newsweek (20 February 1978), American Bible Society Record (February 1978), Lawrence Brilliant with Girija Brilliant's "Death for A Killer Disease" Quest) 237 Religion (Includes 1969-1983 newspaper articles, "Responding to Terry Young's Article: 'Some Professors Endorsed, Some Questionable' " Biblical Recorder (19 January 1980), "Hanging Out for Christ" Newsweek (19 December 1983), D.A. Rickards' "What on Earth is an Atheist?" pamphlet, "Obscenity in the Church" Biblical Recorder (8 February 1969), John Ciardi's "Manner of Speaking" Saturday Review (21 September 1968), "Draining Off Anger and Hostility in the Church" Biblical Recorder (9 May 1970), E.W. Price, Jr.'s "The Word at Green Street: Lay Renewal" Biblical Recorder (28 February 1970), P. Sargant Florence's Religious Stumbling-blocks to Living Standards (pp. 18-58), Richard Doan's "That Old Time Religion Brought Up to Date" TV Guide (20 December 1969), multiple articles about the death of Forrest Teague, Russell Cherry's "Annual Convention Sermon: The Ministry of Reconciliation" Biblical Recorder (15 November 1969)) 241 Religion (Includes James Pike's "Why I'm Leaving the Church" Look (29 April 1969), Lewis Feuer's "Conflict of Generations" Saturday Review (18 January 1969), Cynthia N. Shepard's "The World Through Mark's Eyes" Saturday Review (18 January 1969), Paul Woodring's "A View from the Campus" Saturday Review (18 January 1969), Wallace Roberts' "Voices in the Classroom" Saturday Review (18 January 1969), 1969-1981 newspaper articles, "Personal from the Editor" The Plain Truth (September 1969), Martin Levin's "Phoenix Nest" Saturday Review (16 August 1969), "Personal from the Editor" Tomorrow's Editor (September 1969), H.G. MacPherson's "What Would a Scientific Religion be Like" Saturday Review (2 August 1969), Sidney Blau's "Why 'Good' Parents Raise 'Bad' Children" Coronet (November 1958), various excerpts from Biblical Recorder circa 1969, "A Civil Religion" Newsweek, "Personal from the Editor" The Plain Truth (December 1968), "Business Trends" Newsweek (9 December 1968), Robert Sherrill's "Elmer Gantry for President" Playboy, Dwayne Walls' "The Jesus Mania: Bigotry in the Name of the Lord" Saturday Review (17 September 1977), Garry Wills' "A Revolution in the Church" Playboy) 242 Religion (Includes 1972-1980 letter from Dr. McBirnie's Newsletter, W.S. McBirnie's "Is Your Church Supporting Subversion?: An Update on the World Council of Church" pamphlet, 1974 newspaper articles, Robert DeLort's "Life in the Middle Ages," "As Seen from Here" Church and State (December 1975), Olaf Olsen's "The Civil Role of Religion in Sweden" Church and State (November 1975), Biblical Recorder (23 June 1979), Frederick Grant's "Bible Comments" The Churchman (April 1972), Leo Rosten's "Diversions" Saturday Review (12 July 1975), W. Stanley Rycroft's "Christianity and Humanism" The Churchman (November 1974), "Scientology" Newsweek (23 September 1974), Samuel Warner's "The Concept of Satan as an Aid to the Understanding of Human Destructiveness" The Journal of Religious Thought (1956), Donn Pearce's "God is a Variable Internal" Playboy, Frank S.C. Wicks' "Good Men in Hell" pamphlet, Hallowell Bowser's "Religion: Relic or Rising Star?" Saturday Review (28 February 1970), Isaac Asimov's "Bettering the Good Book" Saturday Review (28 February 1970), C. Eric Lincoln's "Cranking Up Christian Living" Saturday Review (28 February 1970)) 243 Cult (Includes Stanley South's Indians in North Carolina, 1978-1980 newspaper articles about cults, "Brazil's Bizarre Cults" Newsweek (27 February 1978)) Scientology (Includes Eugene Methvin's "Scientology: Anatomy of a Frightening Cult" Reader's Digest) Old Testament Literature Adventures In Religion (Includes Reverend Aron Gilmartin's "Adventures in Religion," Reverend Robert Weston's "From Superstition to Peace of Mind," Reverend Lon Ray Call's "Old Testament Literature" (two copies)) Does God Believe In You? (Includes Dr. Peston Bradley's essay "Does God Believe in You" (c. 1954)) 244 Values (Includes Values (December 1960)) Billy Graham (Includes two undated Hodgin Letters to the Editor, 1957-1968 newspaper articles, R.B. Robertson's "When Billy Graham Savd Scotland" Harper's (June 1959), Reverend Frederick Meek's "Christianity is More Than a Privately Held Conviction" (1966), Brand Blanshard's "The Liberal in Religion" Humanist (May/June 1968), Biblical Recorder (3 August 1968), Bernard Mandelbaum's "Justifying Man's Ways to Man" Saturday Review (25 February 1967), Sir Julian Huxley's "The Crisis in Man's Destiny," Harvey Cox's Revolt in the Church" Playboy) 245 Religion (Includes P. Alan's "Testament of Pope John XXIII" (1963), Charles Smith's Why Read the Bible in the Public Schools?, Andrea Pennard's "Do We Need a New Religion?" Humanist (August 1963), John Logue's "Football: The September Song" Southern Living (September 1968), 1966-1968 newspaper articles, Clifford Allen's "The Delusion of Divinity," List of First Baptist Church of Boone deacons, Pat Sloan's "Goodness without God," Garner Ted Armstrong's "Kennedy Assassinated--What it Portends" The Plain Truth (July 1968), "Forum Series" of Appalachian Wesley Foundation (1966-1967)) Religion (Newspaper articles) (Includes A.J. Carlson's Science and the Supernatural, Thomas Ferguson 1974 letter to David Hodgin re: Nixon, American Atheists Publication Lists, Lyle Stuart Citadel Press, Spring 1978, 1979 letter from the Society of Evangelical Agnostics, "Mankind's Most Moral Men: The Religious Views of Tom Jefferson and Mark Twain" The Tarheel Humanist (December 1978)) 246 Religion (Newspaper articles) (Includes 1974-1984 newspaper articles, Hodgin letters to the editor (c. 1973), Warren R. Young's "The Magic of Good Posture," Hodgin's 1975 letter to the editor, Catherine A. Lee's "Exercise as You Sit" Modern Maturity (October-November 1975), "No 'Peace with Honor' ," Hodgin's 1984 letter to the editor "Futile Cry: 'Yanke, Go Home' ," Hodgin's 1967 letter to the editor "Where are Real Leaders of N.C.?" Hodgin's 1983 letter to the editor "Bible No Icon")) Falwell Moral Majority Fundamental Era (Includes George Carlton's 1984 letter to Hodgin, Tom Ferguson's 1984 letter to George Carlton (these regard humanism vs. Christianity debate), Hodgin's 1980 letter to the editor, Flo Conway and Jim Siegelman's "Holy Terror" Playboy) 251 Falwell Moral Majority Fundamental Era (Includes 1976-1982 newspaper articles, Free Inquiry (Premier Issue), American Atheists Newsletters (March 1981), essay "The Moral Majority" and Conservative Right, generally: or "Radical Conservatives," "...They Will Be Heard for Their Much Speaking," American Atheists Insider's Newsletter (November 1982), Edward Roeder's "Freedom Fights" Playboy, "Prayer in the Schools," Free Inquiry (Summer 1982), "How to Become a Nazi" Newsweek (25 October 1982), Evolution Versus the Bible, L.J. Davis and Ernest Volkman's "Jerry Falwell Part II The Prophet Motive" Penthouse) 252 Animal/Man Animal Man/Ecology (Includes 1963-1973 newspaper articles, notes, "Fighting to Save the Earth from Man" Time (2 February 1970), Rene Dubos's "Human Ecology" Johper (March 1970), David Lyle's "The Human Race Has, Maybe, Thirty-Five Years Left," "Man is a Manipulatable Animal," "General Welfare vs. Man--Animal," "Can Man Adapt to His World," "Homo Insapiens," Arthur Koestler's "Man-- One of Evolution's Mistakes?" New York Times Magazine (19 October 1970), Humanist (June 1968), John Lewis' "In Memory of J.B.S. Haldane," Peter Leech's "OZtentation," Roger Manvell's "Keeping up with the Apes," Colin Campbell's "Strange Bedfellows," Roger Manvell's "Disturbance at Carlton House Terrace," Rene Dubos's "Why Survival is Not Enough" Reader's Digest (October 1970), Robert Ardrey's "Nature and the Case for Birth Control" Reader's Digest, E.H. Hutten's "Man's Glassy Substance," Rupert Townshend-Rose's "Divorce in a Modern Society") 253 War, aggression, territory, predator (Includes Konrad Lorenz's "On Aggression," Untitled article Newsweek (11 December 1967), notes, 1970-1972 newspaper articles, essay "Frustrated Love Leads to Quest of Power and Revenge," "War and Man/Animal," "There is No Big, Bad Wolf" Holiday Inn (August 1970), " 'Instinct' for War? Competition? Aggression?" "Aggressive Male Human," "For Men Who Want to Be Indignant" Saturday Review (3 October 1970), "Man the Beast," "Modern Man is Obsolete" Saturday Review (1 August 1970), L. David Mech's "In Defense of the Wolf" Reader's Digest (December 1970), "Man, the Continuing Predator, Addicted to Genocide," Dwight Whitney's "Hold the Phone! That's One Way of Achieving Status in Hollywood" TV Guide (10 April 1971), "Chosen People? And Spaceship Earth," untitled article Newsweek (8 May 1972)) 254 Implications/ Animal (Includes notes, "The Harrad Experiment," "Is Man Today Death-Oriented?" 1966-1970 newspaper articles, Thomas Merton's "Can We Survive Nihilism?: Satan, Milton, and Camus" Saturday Review (15 April 1967), Ruth Gruber's "The Heroism of Staszek Jackowski" Saturday Review (15 April 1967), "No Teleology," Robert Kuhn's "Why the Vast Difference Between Animal Brain and Human Mind" Plain Truth (January 1972), J. Bronowski's "The Wondrous Reach of Imagination" (September 1967)) Similarities (Includes essay "Similarities," notes, undated newspaper articles) Superior?/Animal/Man (Includes notes, untitled article from Evergreen (December 1970), essay "In the Order of Nature") 255 Man-Animal/Morals?/Aggressions? (Includes notes, 1970 newspaper articles, Tom Vernon's "Talking to Brigid Brophy," "The End of the Social Contract" Saturday Review (28 October 1967) ) First draft Animal-Man (Includes essay "Difference Man-Animal After 'Imagination'," undated Margaret Mead solitious letter, untitled essay on the differences between humans and animals, "On 'Anthropologizing' -- No, We Derive from Animals, Love, Etc.," "Man is One, Perhaps Temporary, Experiment in Nature (By Nature)," "And 'Beyond'," "Homo Insapiens," 1970-1974 newspaper articles, "Can We Find Direction from Within?" Loren Eiseley's "The Last Magician" Playboy, "Science vs. Theology? Human Mental Activitiy: How It Differs from Animal Instinct" Tomorrow's World (July 1971), Martin Margulies' "The Deaf Must be Heard" Parade (9 April 1972), Carl Sagan's "Hooking Up with the Universe") 256 First Draft Animal-Man (Includes notes, essays "Man's Fall and Rise," "Man Subject to Natural Law-- A Warning," "Man a Physiological Being--With Only a Physical Meaning," "Man, Evolved Animal (No teleology), " 'Purpose' of Man and Other Animals," "The Mammalian Sex Instinct-- Plus," "Joseph Heller, on ETV, with Youth Group: America -- A Nation -- A Nation? Not a Nation; No National Purpose," "Ecological Man, 1970- Plus") Man/Animal--newspaper articles (Includes notes, Margaret Laws Smith's "Rationalism and the Contemplative Mood," 1970 newspaper article on Dr. John Cobb's Christian theology) Sexual Revolution/Feminism Panel on Women (Includes essays "Contra-Lib," "Woman Are a Different Breed for 1,000 Years, Bred for Special Purposes," "Danger: Women Working," "Man is a Male Chauvinist," "Feminist Equality," "Of Mini-Skirts, Sexual Allure, Women's Liberation and 'Equality'," "Vive la Difference-- But Not Raw Meat," "Feminine Instinct and Masculine Power," 1972 newspaper article on women who put on "acts") 257 Panel of Woman (Includes notes, various newspaper article on gender equality, list of terms used to describe females, 6 December 1971 Newsweek article on Harvard divinity students questioning the gender of God, 1971 newspaper articles, "What's a Woman For?," "Lib-X," Ashley Montagu's "The Awesome Power of Human Love" Reader's Digest (July 1971), Robert Cancro's "Preserving the Species" Saturday Review (6 March 1971), many untitled essays about female liberation, "Different") 261 Feminism (Includes 1970-1973 newspaper articles, "The New Woman" issue Newsweek (16 August 1971), AAUW Journal (November 1970), 1972 percentage of Masters and Doctoral Degrees, "The New Feminism" issue Saturday Review (21 February 1970), Faubion Bowers' "The Sexes: Getting It All Together" Saturday Review (9 January 1971), Caroline Bird's "What's Television Doing for 50.9% of Americans?" TV Guide (27 February 1971)) 262 Feminism (Includes "Summer's Sweetest Memory: Baseball in Ponytails" (no magazine title), Betty Rollin's "Motherhood: Who Needs It?" Look (22 September 1970), William Kennedy's "Father Runs for Congress" Look (22 September 1970), 1970-1973 newspaper articles, notes, Morton Hunt's "Up Against the Wall, Male Chauvinist Pig!" Playboy, "Very Volcanic" Newsweek (31 August 1970), "Illiteracy, Woman's Worldwide Burden" Saturday Review (5 September 1970), "Women's Lib: The War on 'Sexism' " Newsweek (23 March 1970)) 263 Recent Clipping and 3 x 5's Female Lib./ ( original) First white paper try and bibliography (Includes essay "Biological or Cultural--Women are Mixed Up Now," 1971-1973 newspaper articles, "Formula for Family Success" Plain Truth (April 1973), "Men and Women Have the Same Needs-- But Differently," "Pro Fem-Liberation," notes) 264 Recent Clipping and 3 x 5's Female Lib./ ( original) First white paper try and bibliography (Includes essays "Fem," "Love/Sex to Woman," "Male Chauvanist---So What?" notes, 1971-1972 newspaper articles, 3 October 1971 Catawba Valley Unitarian Fellowship bulletin, "Sex Means Different to the Sexes," "Equality in Sexuality," "Men and Women are Different") 265 Tragedy of Single men -vs- Love and Family (Includes 1974 newspaper articles) Articles on "Playboy Philosophy" (Includes undated editorials by Hugh Hefner, Playboy) 266 Male/Female (Includes notes, 1974 newspaper articles, Charles Winick's "The Sexualized Society" The Humanist (November/December 1969), A.H. Maslow's "A Psychology of the Future" The Humanist (November/December 1969), Richard Woodley's "We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us" Playboy) Sex and Sexual Revolution (Includes Playboy articles, 1965-1982 newspaper articles, "Why You Do What You Do: Sociobiology: A New Theory of Behavior" Time (1 August 1977), Dotson Rader's "Against Coeducation" Playboy, "Who's Come a Long Way, Baby?" Time (31 August 1970), Gloria Steinem's "What It Would Be Like if Women Win" Time (31 August 1970), Peter Rhabbitt, Jr. Ph.D. (a.k.a. David Hodgin)'s "Scientific Inquiry") 267 Fem. Sketches and Allies (old and new) (Includes notes, 1974 newspaper articles, "They Aren't Like Us, You Know" Playboy, "Do Children Need 'Sex Roles'?" Newsweek (10 June 1974), Edith Efron's "Sophia Loren: An Appreciation" TV Guide (9 November 1974), "Clothes vs. and Men/Women," "Chauvenist [sic]," "Strange Land," "Population and the Sexual Revolution") 366L. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Miscellaneous Series.(1933-1984) 267 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes notes, 1970-1972 newspaper articles, Thomas Shephard, Jr.'s "We're Going Too Far on Consumerism!" Reader's Digest (February 1971), Reverend Weston A. Stevens' "Alas for Him Who Never Sees" Reader's Digest, Charles F. Vinson's "Bread: The Broken Staff of Life" The Plain Truth (August 1971), Kenneth Y. Tomlinson's "Watch on the Potomac," Janina Atkins' "I Love America" Reader's Digest, Congressman James Broyhill's "Washington Report" (17 September 1970), "As We See It" TV Guide (11 July 1970)) 271 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes Daniel Bell's "Toward a Communal Society" (12 May 1967), Life (21 April 1967), 1973-1983 newspaper articles, Jeanie Kasindorf's " 'I Can Shoot You Any Time I Want' " TV Guide (27 April 1974), Dwight Whitney's "One Day She Met a Kid from Kansas," Lou Jacobi's "My Favorite Jokes," The Eros Data Center, Earth Resources Technology Satellite information sheets, Ralph Slotten's "Man Humanizing" The Churchman (December 1973), W. Stanley Rycroft's "Did Jesus Give Us a Social Ethic?" The Churchman (December 1973), Khoren Arisian's "Free Religion and the Human Spirit" The Churchman (August-September 1977), Edna Ruth Johnson's "Religion and Vietnam" The Churchman (June-July, 1975)) 272 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes notes, 1972-1984 newspaper articles, Liberty: Newsletter of the North Carolina Civil Liberties Union (1982), Keith W. Stump's "What Do You Mean 'Immortal Soul'?" Plain Truth (November/December 1982), "The Split-Up Evangelicals" Newsweek (26 April 1982), George F. Will's "Taking Sides in the Falklands" Newsweek (26 April 1982), Edward Lamb's "Central Planning in the U.S.A.?" The Churchman (January 1976), George Seldes' "Cardinal Mindszenty's 'Memoirs' " The Churchman (January 1976), Maxine Negri's "Commission to Defend Humanism" (September/October 1981), "Which Vision for America?" brochure for Americans for Religious Liberty, William Lewis' "Latin Rhythms-- Now and Then" Newsweek (19 December 1983), The American Rationalist: The Alternative to Religious Superstition (January-February 1984), Yury Zhukov's "Taking Marcuse to the Woodshed" Atlas (September 1968), Myles Blanchard's "I Cry a Lot: Too Many Social Ills Elicit Grief" The Churchman (April-May 1974), Jeremy Rifkin's "The People are Passing Us By" The Progressive (October 1975), Bill Moyers' "The American Testament" Newsweek (14 July 1975), Robert Sherrill's "Elmer Gantry for President" Playboy, Edward Lamb's "The New Ball Game" The Churchman (April-May 1976), "A New Look at Welfare" Saturday Review (6 April 1974)) 273 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes 1954-1980 newspaper articles, Woodrow Hill's "Scientist Speaks for the Bible: Member, First Church of Charlotte" Biblical Recorder (15 April 1977), Isaac Asimov's "Uncertain, Coy, and Hard to Please" (1970), Paul Heath Hoeffel's "Hollow Victory" Seven Days (24 March 1978), Sheldon Sunness's "Welfare for the Rich" Seven Days (24 March 1978), Edd Doerr's "Religion, Ethnicity, and Income" The Humanist (January/February 1976), Colman McCarthy's "The Mugging of Liberalism" Newsweek (27 November 1978), "The Boom in Doom" (10 January 1977), John Leonard's "And a Picture Tube Shall Lead Them: TV Has Become a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy: We Are What We See" Playboy, W.S. McBirnie's "The Great Apostasy! A Review of the National Council of Churches Today!" pamphlet, The Humanist publication literature, Southern Humanist: A Newsletter for Humanists in Eleven Southern States (March 1973, April 1973), "Playboy Interview: Walter Cronkite" Playboy (June 1973), George B. Leonard's "The Future Now" Look (15 October 1968), Henry Steele Commager's "Is Freedom Dying in America?" Look (14 July 1970), Robert Sherrill's "Justice, Military Style" Playboy, C. Vann Woodward's "Can We Believe Our Own History?") 274 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes 1969-1975 newspaper articles, Lyndon B. Johnson's "The Great Society" Post (31 October 1964), G.W. Greene's "The Greene Family of Watauga" (c. 1899?), Jean-Francois Revel's "Without Marx or Jesus" Saturday Review (24 July 1971), Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.'s "In a Manner That Must Shame God Himself" Harper's Magazine (November 1972), essay "The Myth of Free Enterprise," Betty Rollin's "New Hang-Up for Parents: Co-Ed Living" Look (23 September 1969), Michel Gordey's "A European Looks at America" Look (6 August 1968), Thomas Griffith's "Putting It Back Together" Life (8 January 1971), Robert L. Heilbroner's "Priorities for the Seventies" Saturday Review (3 January 1970), Jules Henry's "Capital's Last Frontier" The Nation (25 April 1966), Richard Pelton's Who Really Rules America? (1970), "U.S. Imperialism and Vietnam: An Economic View" PL Boston News (1968?), Norman Cousins' "Art, Adrenalin, and the Enjoyment of Living" Saturday Review (20 April 1968), H.M. Tomlinson's "Granada" The Yale Review (December 1933)) 275 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes Eric Sevareid's "The American Dream" Look (9 July 1968), Eric Hoffer's "A Strategy for the War with Nature" Saturday Review (5 February 1966), Nat Hentoff's "The New Politics: Is There Life Before Death?" Alan Watts' "Wealth Versus Money" Playboy, Clifford Solway's "Turning History Upside Down" Saturday Review (20 June 1970), Biblical Recorder (15 June 1968), 1969-1974 newspaper articles, Geoffrey Gorer's "The American Character" from unknown magazine, Robert Shelton's "The Geography of Disgrace: A World Survey of Political Prisoners" Saturday Review (15 June 1974), "The Moment of Truth" Modern Maturity (June-July 1974)) Personalities (Includes "Playboy Interview: Jack Anderson" Playboy, "Playboy Interview: Norman Thomas" Playboy, "Playboy Interview: Gore Vidal" Playboy, "Playboy Interview: William Kunsler" Playboy) 276 Personalities (Includes 1972-1982 newspaper articles, "All-Stars of History" Newsweek (31 July 1978)) Pollution/Ecology (Includes 1970-1974 newspaper articles, Wade Van Dore's "A Gospel of Ecology: Walden as the American Bible" The Churchman (November 1971), "Environment and the Quality of Life" Saturday Review (6 March 1971), Paul R. Ehrlich and John P. Holdren's "Hidden Effects of Overpopulation" Saturday Review (1 August 1970), Peter Schrag's "Who Owns the Environment?: The Dark Side of Affluence" Saturday Review (4 July 1970)) 277 Violence (Includes 1970-1983 newspaper articles, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.'s "The Dark Heart of American History" Saturday Review (19 October 1968)) Newspaper Editorials (Includes 1973-1982 newspaper editorials mostly by Sydney Harris) 281 Poster: "Adams and Eve" Poster: Ape Holding Skull The Thomas Wolfe Newsletter (Includes issues from Spring 1977, Fall 1978, Spring 1979, Spring 1980) University Of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Alumni Review (Includes April 1965 issue) David T. Hodgin (son) NCOA Newsletter (Includes April 1980 and January 1980 issues) 282 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes Kenneth R. Hardy's "Social Origins of American Scientists and Scholars" Science (9 August 1974), 1964-1981 newspaper articles, "Emmet John Hughes on The Republican Search" Newsweek (27 January 1964), Gene Shuford's "Now, Because in November," Fellowship of Religious Humanists: A Continuation of the Communicator (March 1972)) Miscellaneous Printed Materials (Includes "Nuclear Power Reactors in the United States"(1977), "Your Career: From Nine to Five and Then Some" brochure, ASU Library Fact Sheets) 283 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes "The Victims of Handgun Violence" brochure, Clifford Solway's "Turning History Upside Down" Saturday Review (20 June 1970), 1965-1983 newspaper articles, George Gilder's "The Sexual Artistocrats" Viva (July 1975), James S. Trefil's "A Consumer's Guide to Pseudoscience" Saturday Review (29 April 1978), Clifton Fadiman's "A Technologized Culture?" The Center Magazine (March/April 1977), Barbara Ehrenreich's "U.S. Patriots: Without God on Their Side" Mother Jones (February/March 1981), Hodgin's 1983 letter to the editor, "King of Honky-Tonk Heaven" Newsweek (30 May 1983), essay "Jesus and the Moral 'Majority' ") 284 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles (Includes Charles A. Lindbergh's "Lessons from the Primitive" The Reader's Digest (November 1972), 1973-1983 newspaper articles, Ray Robinson's "Tom Brokaw: No Nuclear Weapons, David Brinkley: No Cancer or Heart Disease, Gene Shalit: 400-Year Life Spans for Men with Mustaches" TV Guide (16 October 1982), "Major Drugs: Their Uses and Effects" poster) Personalities (Includes "Playboy Interview: Karl Hess" Playboy) Letters to Editors (Includes American Atheists Insider's Newsletter (1 February 1982), 1977-1981 newspaper articles, Hodgin's letters to the editor dating 13 May 1976, 28 August 1981, 12 January 1982, 1 January 1982, 12 February 1981, 4 May 1982, essay "Disaster Ahead for the Reagan Administration," P.B. and J.S. Medawar's "Revising the Facts of Life" (1977)) 285 Letters to Editors, Humanism (Includes American Atheists: North Carolina Chapter Newsletter, 1977 letters to the editor, essay "Thoughts on the 'Gay' Revolution," "American Atheists: A History" brochure, "Disobedience the Original Sin--Outmoded," 1980 letter re: Hodgin's letter to the editor from "Pat V.", 1957-1981 newsletter articles, Hodgin's letters to the editor on ca. June 1972, 22 December 1980, 12 February 1981, 5 November 1981, American Atheists North Carolina Chapter (January 1981), "To the 'Fundamentalists' ") 286 Letters to Editors, Humanism (Includes Hodgin's letters to the editor from 5 August 1964, 9 September 1964, 15 September 1964, 12 October 1964, 2 August 1967, 6 October 1967, 19 October 1967, 10 March 1968, 29 September 1968, 27 October 1968, 2 June 1969, 1 January 1970, 28 January 1970, 20 February 1970, 23 April 1970, 17 September 1972, 1 September 1973, 10 May 1974, 21 June 1975, 27 June 1975, 30 September 1975, 14 October 1975, 16 May 1976, 14 August 1981, 28 August 1981, 24 December n.y., essay "Hoffer is Saying....") 366M. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Cassette Tapes Series. (1962-1984, n.d.) 17Tape 1 A) Jimmy Carter's Acceptance speech at Democratic National Convention 17Tape 2 A) Ronald Reagan's acceptance speech B) Ronald Reagan's acceptance speech 17Tape 3 A) David Frost-Richard Nixon Talks, Part 2 (12 May 1977) B) continued [Tape missing] 17Tape 4 A) Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan Debate B) continued 17Tape 5 A) Fawn Brodie: Nixon, On Shaping of his Character (ca. 1980) B) continued 17Tape 6 A) Carter's Farewell Speech (January 1981) B) continued 17Tape 7 A) "At 80 years," Hodgin reflects on his life (September 1979) 17Tape 8 A) Ozark Tales, edited by Vance Randolph B) continued 17Tape 9 A) Bill Moyers with William Irvin Thompson, Semi-Mystic Futurist (26 March 1979) B) continued 17Tape 10 A) Phil Donahue/Arm Gaylor: "Separation of Church/state and abortion." ("Donahue Show") on September 4, n.y. B) open (up) Vanessa Redgrave/Mask Wallace 17Tape 11 A) Michael Harrington on Socialism Center Magazine, July/August 1976 B) C. Stone, "The Corporate Fix" 17Tape 12 A)Dubos, Thy God Within, pp. 4-13 (In middle ter? Brebluslup? Of Caretuben?, 21 September 1976 Tere picks up truffy? theBos? B) continued 17Tape 13 A) Tom Brokaw with Harrison Brown, American may have only 30 years to go (19 May 1978), Every, Need Many Smaller Self-Contactual(?) Counties B) continued 17Tape 14 A) George Santayana, Little Essays on religion, the ideal spirituality and "The Christian Epic" B) continued 17Tape 15 A) The Lower Animal (Introduction) and other verses (David Hodgin) B) John Hersey- Essay on Inauguration of Jimmy Carter; Milton Meyer- "Demise of Dialogue" (Center Magazine, 1976) 17Tape 16 A) B's (Beethoven 6th Symphony conducted by Leonard Bernstein (10 June 1983) B) (?ing) National Council of Churches - re: Central America, Africa, etc. 17Tape 17 A) Bertrand Russell on "Demonology and Medicine" B) continued 17Tape 18 A) Joseph Campbell on Mythology B) Episode All in Family 1) "Weak (Chauwevisch?)" (Woman Surgeon riddle) 2) Fox part of an ethnic problem Irene in Black, etc. 17Tape 19 A) David Ben (1978) B) George Burns in Oh God! 17Tape 20 A) Casual conversation at home of David Hodgin (not clear) B) Critique on Nixonia's Politics 17Tape 21 A) Reading of Manifesto (Churchman) c. "The Pentagon and Next War" B) (Open?) 17Tape 22 A) Rabbi Win and D. Friedman on Humanistic Judaism (from G. Carleton's tape, 6 May 1979) 17Tape 23 A) Jean Shepard's American Repeat(?) 1) In Mains 2) Still Mill Fishing! B) 1) Trains (22 July 1975) 2) Alaska Maines' County Fair (July 29, n.y.) 17Tape 24 A) Meeting of Mind (31 May 1981); Shakespearian? Characters Part II B) Unknown 17Tape 25 A) "U.S. Patriots Without God on Their Side" from Mother Jones B) Continued 17Tape 26 A) Playboy Jokes of 1960s B) continued 17Tape 27 A) "Religion" in a Nuclear Age" re: Evangelicals B) Open 17Tape 28 A) Meeting of Minds IV Series 4; Sanger, Gandhi, Adam Smith (part 2) B) unknown 17Tape 29 A) "Cosmos" Life and Death of Stars (23 November 1980) B) Unknown 17Tape 30 A) Meeting of Mind IV Part 1 (April 1981); Magris Sanger, Gandhi, Adam Smith B) unknown 17Tape 31 A) Joseph Campbell on Bill Moyers (17 April 1981) B) continued 17Tape 32 A) 1) The Woman-hater's Son A) Vance Randolph B) Ballad of Aborn? (By Hodgin) 2) Joshua and de bawd(?) Solomon's Choice B) Mark Twain: "Was the World Made for Man?" 17Tape 33 A) Meeting of Minds (24 May 1981), re: Shakespeare's Character Part I B) Unknown 17Tape 34 A) All in Family, Winter 1973-1974, Gloria in a Wey B) Mike Can Graduate and go on to an M.A. (March 16, n.y.) 17Tape 35 A) Hodgin on Carolina Camera, pre-stuff (12 December 1983) B) "Articulation and Breathing" exercise a Becket Barbara Walters with M. Wilson, Popcorn Goddess 17Tape 36 A) Reading from Bertrand Russell in, "Int. Rubbish" to p. 97, and "Ordering murderers" (Mid-December 1973) B) continued 17Tape 37 A) "Yes, Pioneers" B) open 17Tape 38 A) Beethoven's 9th Symphony, opera, Paul Roberson obituary Van Karijan(?) and Berlin phid(?) and Open (31 December 1975) Chapter 2, (February 1976) 17Tape 39 A) "Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe," (long early version and long printed version) re-recorded from disc, early version (3 March 1949) B) 10" record of polluted version 17Tape 40 A) Rock and Roll (review) B) Madelyn O'Hair Murray on "Speak up American"(Late August 1980) 17Tape 41 A) Rock and Roll, 1955-1970 (27 September 1973) B) continued 17Tape 42 A)Harry David Thoreau, c. 97" Chapter 2 (11 March 1973) B) Almanac for Moderns, Packeys (1935) (23 March 1973), March 29: Notebiology? "Sond" 17Tape 43 A) Female Liberation Catawba Fellowship B) Discussions of Female Liberation at Catawba (1973?) 17Tape 44 A) 1) Wilkes Central on Unitarians breaks off for Richard Nixon, by mistake Unitarians (a late fragment question period) 2) D Evoks(?) off for Nixon, etc. by mistake ("Milhaus"), 1962 3) Unitarians (a late frequent (guirtar?) Period) B) Home to Mtn.. reading from memories, p. 27ff 17Tape 45 A) Hodgin In hospital after 2 days, Allie Hodgin absent with cold anniversary talk (11 January 1975), other 2 dogs alter(?) obser(?) a cold B) Episode of upstairs - downstairs; Edward learns not to blob(?) On coresting(?) estall(?) doings 17Tape 46 A) Bertrand Russell- Soul and Body: Religion and Science B) Continued: Mysticism 17Tape 47 A) 1) Ronald Reagan: News Conference (29 July 1982) 2) Jerry Falwell on Morning TV, Chapter 5 (30 July 1982) B) Ronald Reagan on Tax increase and CBS comments 16 August 1982 at CBS versus 17Tape 48 A) Mountain Whippoorwill - Benet, c. 1965 B) unknown 17Tape 49 A) 1) Rev. Devengart(?) "Going to Town?!" 2) Madelyn O'Hair Murray in Charlotte (22 November 1978) B) Unknown 17Tape 50 A) Reading of "The Myth of Judeo-Christianity" in The Humanist (July-August 1981) B) Excerpts from Carl Segan: "Cosmos"; A Man in Worth one Trillion Dollar 17Tape 51 A) 1) Ryecroft article in Churchman (October 1977) 2) Madelyn O'Hair broadcast on Moses Harmon On 19th Century B) Begins a Humanistarticle January-February 17Tape 52 A) Poetry Reading Women's Book Club part 3 (August 1965) B) unknown 17Tape 53 A) Gore Vidal, on religion (Donahue Show) (April 1978) at Chicago on Religion B) continued 17Tape 54 A) All in Family, last episode (19 March 1978). Voice of Susan Hampton B) Varton on Married: Reason for Divorce, Donahue Show (27 March n.y.) 17Tape 55 A)Reading from Bezzant: "Intellectual Objective in Objectives to Christian Education Belief" B) unknown 17Tape 56 A) Reading from Fadiman 30 theses on "A Technological Culture" from Center Magazine (March-April 1977) B) Andrea Dworkin: "Phallic Imperialism" 17Tape 57 A) Leonardo da Vinci, R. Burton narrating B) unknown 17Tape 58 A) Ascent of Man- Harriet of Seasons, Part 2 B) unknown 17Tape 59 A) Ascent of Man, #1 B) unknown 17Tape 60 A) The Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diane (broadcast) (29 July 1981) B) open 17Tape 61 A) History of Rock and Roll (Illustrated!) B) unknown 17Tape 62 A) Holy Terror, book on Donahue Show (28 August 1982) B) Reagan on Disposition 9th of the West Bank (1 September 1982) 17Tape 63 A) 1) His Father Reb Lepche (?) 2) The Public Schools: "Bubble Gum" B) unknown 17Tape 64 A) Poetry of Robert Frost and his comments with an audience: "Provide"; "Come In"; "Fire and Ice"; "Birds Trees"; comment' "Over by the Pacific"; "Desert Places"; "Away"; Comment: "Taking the Rhyme as if it wasn't there; That's the Game" B) open 17Tape 65 A) Frazier, David Hodgin reading Negro Youth Church God B) unknown 17Tape 66 A) 1) Interview with Alger Hiss, age 70 years old (25 March 1976) 2) Alexander Sohlzenitzen as "Firing Line" (27 March 1976) B) continued 17Tape 67 A) April 30 n.y. tape from NBC after Richard Nixon's lying self-justification after releasing "complete" transcripts of cover-up B) Eric Servareld comments, various commentators with variety of communitators(?) and severied(?) (good summary of significance) (29 September 1974) 17Tape 68 A) Madelyn O'Hair on Donahue Show (18 April 1977) B) Bernard Shaw with Lowell Thomas Overness(?) (3 May 1977) 17Tape 69 A) 1) "Struggle for China" fragment 2) Stoesinger- sums up two devils, West and East Ellie Abel and Kalb Book on Judo-China B) continued Abel/Kalb 17Tape 70 A) Mark Twain's "Puddin' Head Wilson" (24 January 1984) B) unknown 17Tape 71 A) 1) Lord Montbatten, interview c. 104 2) Faith Healing B) continued, plus a restive and a reading from George Fox 17Tape 72 A) "The Voyage of Darwin" last episode Huxley v. Widberforce (Chapter 2, 9 March 1980) B) Huxley's, Wilberforce, chapter 2 17Tape 73 A) Allie Hodgin, Sociological interview (4 May 1975) B) Dave Hodgin, Sociological interview (this tape contains excellent autobiographical information on Hodgin's early days in Boone, NC) 17Tape 74 A) "Bandide" begins, "Classic Theater" on PBS (1975) B) cont. 17Tape 75 A) A class of lecture material "Spring" lectures to Sophomore Literature discussions of the poems "In Memoriam" "Nature Comes Not From The poems 1952(?) 1959; followed by discussion of "In Memoriam"; nature cares not for the individual, to "spirit" means breath B) continued 17Tape 76 A) Summer School Sophomore Literature Wit. 1962; Fallowing Milton- "Fall of Man" (Sev of Sir.?); Diff. Element in and exes of the Bible; to Schweitzer: We don't know facts about Jesus, etc.; Then bibs(?) Of Dryden and Swift B) Advance Composition on S.I. Hayakawa Unitarians in Who's Who versus Southern Baptists 17Tape 77 A) Barbara Walters: interview with Katherine Hepburn and Lauren Becall B) Barbara Walters' interview with Nancy Reagan (2 June 1981) 17Tape 78 A) Madelyn O'Hair/Buddy Murray B) unknown 17Tape 79 A) All in the Family re: Women's "Problems" B) Vietnam Report 17Tape 80 A) Resume of All in Family (19 September 1977) B) continued 17Tape 81 A) Ian McKellen reading scenes from Shakespeare with comment, PBS (26 April 1982); preceded by a money needy Evangelists B) unknown 17Tape 82 A) Letter to Jesus by Bernett, 1875 B) continued 17Tape 83 A) Unitarian Fellowship panel with WATA radio announcer Bob White (panel) Gaeves, Steesbud, Williams, Hodgin (30 November 1970) B) 1) David Duncan (1 December n.y.) 2) Tom Paxton (1 song) 3) Roft Morley 4) Surveillance of all of us 17Tape 84 A) Playboy Jokes read by Hodgin B) continued 17Tape 85 A) Long Search Hinduism, (21 October 1978) missed middle B) unknown 17Tape 86 A) Man and this Gods plus 1) A. Dietrich Epilogue 2) "Whatever Abyss 3) Black v. Whitey B) unknown 17Tape 87 A) Edward R. Murrow versus Senator Joseph McCarthy, March 1954 (CBS, 8 July 1973) B) open 17Tape 88 A) Allen Watts with Hugh Downs and Hodgin reading free his Sound of (Rain?) (Playboy, May 1978) B) Buckminster Fuller on Educational TV (April 1971) 17Tape 89 A) Ascent of Man Starry Messenger on Galileo, (Clockwork) Newton, Einstein) B) unknown 17Tape 90 A) J. Augustus Rogers (13 March 1973) B) Life and Solar System (open) note this tape in broken 17Tape 91 A) Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) impersonated by Edwin Pettet (as of the 1930s) PBS B) unknown 17Tape 92 A) Ed Carpenter B) 1) Austin Special on (in 1970?) 2) Madelyn O'Hair Murray 17Tape 93 A) Nielson (modern philosopher on "Reductive Materialism ") -Reductive Materialism -"guard against my bias" -Hodgin gives pros and cons B) unknown 17Tape 94 A) George H. Smith on Reasonableness of Atheism B) Logic versus mystic ellogie 17Tape 95 A) Wersher (?): Psychology of Implication, 1921-1929 (been? 2 Chapters) B) unknown 17Tape 96 A) The New Polytheism B) unknown 17Tape 97 A) Henry Fonda as Clarence Darrow (5 September 1974), tape received at c. 10 or c. 80 but will run on tell class (Twisted and take out and wired on a bid?) Note the tape is defective B) unknown 17Tape 98 A) L. White (1975) B) to top, page 40 17Tape 99 A) L. White: Concept of Cultural Systems (1939) B) continued 17Tape 100 A) Sigmund Freud (contents not clear) B) Continued 17Tape 101 A) The Long Search III (Eastern Orthodox Church in Romania) B) Unknown 17Tape 102 A) Return to Polytheism, tape 2 B) Unknown 17Tape 103 A) Ascent of Man, concluding episode B) Unknown 17Tape 104 A) All in Family with Sammy Davis, Jr. B) Early first run series, 1971 (racial prejudice and 22nd wedding anniversary) 17Tape 105 A) Kenneth Clark #1 in Civilization Series (Good on the Culture and religions) Egypt-Beginning, 4000-3000BC, part 1 B) Four Khufru(?) 17Tape 106 A) "Dinner at Pine Loch" plus Carl Sagan (19 August 1977) B) "Sunday Supper" (this tape contains conversations between Hodgins, his wife Allie, and grandson, Roger Warren (prayer in school) August 20, n.y.) 17Tape 107 A) 1) Madalyn O'Hair vs. Rita/Warren (or prayer in schools) 2) Jack Anderson, on transcripts, Bebe Rebozo (3 May 1974) B) Call girl, as professional 17Tape 108 A) Inherit The Wind; Spencer Tracy and Marde Version (1960) B) continued 17Tape 109 A) "Inherit the Wind (condensed version) a repeat (14 March 1976) Douglass as Defender, Clarence Darrder vs. Marde as Bryan B) Continued 17Tape 110 A) Emily Dickinson by Julie Harris (29 December 1976) B) Continued 17Tape 111 A) The Long Search (Summary) (9 December 1978) B) 1) Continued 2) Donahue /Madalyn O'Hair on "Donahue Show" (latter part) 17Tape 112 A) Rodino? Morring? On "Today Show" Comments on Nixon pro and con Peter Rodino 8/8/73 and commentary on coming resignation B) Richard Nixon's resignation and CBS commentary, Gerald Ford becomes President 17Tape 113 A) Five American Religions sects (16 December 1978) B) 1) All in Family- Archie is jealous 2) Whitman doing Will Rogers 17Tape 114 A) Richard Nixon-David Frost final, wrap-up (6 September 1977) B) Continued 17Tape 115 A) Watergate Debate in House B) Jimmy Carter's First News Conference as President 17Tape 116 A) Miscellaneous Demonstration tape B) Unknown 17Tape 117 A) Unknown B) Unknown 17Tape 118 A) Donahue, "Free From Religion Foundations" on "Donahue Show" Shield Thompson Religious Forenteus(?), Madison, Wisconsin B) open 17Tape 119 A) Richard Nixon War and at House dissent (president can break law) B) Barbara Jordan, Hubert Humphrey at 1976 Democratic Convention 17Tape 120 A) Jean Shepherd on Youth and Nixon at Pearly Gates! B) Harry Golden on "Barry Farber" with Farber in the Medicine 17Tape 121 A) 1) Garver T. Armstrong By mistake over retool(?) 2) Lawrence Fertinghetti, "Renaissance of Wonder" 1969 Pastry read to Bealah Cambell's "Institute" Homer to Dylan Thomas, etc. B) Fertinghetti - "Renaissance of Wonder" 17Tape 122 A) Loren Eisley Science and Mystery from March/April issue B) Unknown 17Tape 123 A) 1) "What It Was - Football" by Andy Griffith 2) "Romeo And Juliet" 3) "Gold Cadillac" 4) Elizabeth I and Mary (5 March 1972) B) open 17Tape 124 A) Willard Watson of Deep Gap, NC Episode, "All in the Family" B) open 17Tape 125 A) Jean Shepherd's "America" Mofia funerals DRA zoom-zoom Peelous Honey for Low Levels Anorous Woodpecker B.G and Yopping Dog B) Big Man Executive "God in exective suite" Board meeting with twilight if the gods nusic (December 1970?) Don Marquis- tool universal made for me Scruple Cacuminal (red? A toke- office?) Red and skybud Skybird laughs (annous) 17Tape 126 A) Madalyn O'Hair on "Firing Line" (June 1971) Repeat 01/30/72 17Tape 127 A) Madalyn O'Hair versus McIntire To Bible right as well 45" have property coming up wisely B) Madalyn Murray O'Hara (in chapter 2) (22 March 1971) 17Tape 128 A/B) (Beeddteau?) On "The Long Search" Part 2 17Tape 129 A) Sunday AM Service- Robinson and Faith and Contribution B) Sun PM Service - (Cevelli?) 17Tape 130 A) Pearl Buck, Man/Women in American Mont Dropping B) Hernton, Sex and Racism black women continued on A 17Tape 131 A) Early July 1975 television on J. Augustus Rogers on Black blood in famous people 17Tape 132 A) Protestantism in "The Long Search" fragments on side B B) Mixed 17Tape 133 A) "Religion of Modern World" B) Spring Tale of Robin reservation Freedom and student papers 17Tape 134 A) Unitarian Fellowship Panel (WATA radio announcer Bob White) 30 November 1970 panel with Bob Toliets B) Geuville, Confusus Socrets will Rogers 17Tape 135 A) "Final Chapter, Civilization" Ends with Music B) Van Gogh to end plus Jones Day, comments 17Tape 136 A) Lamont Hook, American Humanist Association 17Tape 137 A) Paul Green on "Camera South" in 1974 B) Open 17Tape 138 A) Ascent of Man, Louis Mendel, etc, seen on TV (10) and (12) Mental etc. 17Tape 139 A) Jean Shepard's "America" Howard Johnson - origins B) Howard Golden on "Barry Farber" 17Tape 140 A) Jean Shepard's "America" Youth and adults (and women) B) Rebirth Children's concept of God 17Tape 141 A) Jean Shepard's American on the Outsider B) Jean Shepard on Barry Forbes and Nat Sherman Pollution bad thoughts [fads a memories] [Dim] Miss American; New York ego 17Tape 142 A) Claude Brown on "Goldberg" 7.5 then TV on Bladis Blacks in Industry- job discriminations Cuith(?) Mary downs Training program B) Black issues, We all got pistols, don't break in my house Who's the "enemy" Being called "Communist;" Black racism Jane Fouder Mr. Webber King Zoloken cries "they're white people" 17Tape 143 A) Aruthur Koestler "Is Man's Brian a Mistake" (23 August 1975) Lozen Eiseley (8 September 1975) Khoren Arisian, Jr., "The Lady or the Tiger" and "I'm Only a Consumer" "One Body on the Tiger" [no for strong pressures these are many choices, wooers] "I mostly a Conserves" (verse c 1900) B) Open 17Tape 144 A) 14 July 1973, Wrap-up on "Watergate" John Mitchell and Moore Inouya, Sam Ervin, Dash, Lowell Weicker) B) UP 17Tape 145 A) The Mythology of the Exodus , by Marshall Gauvin(?)from February, 1961 Truth Seekers magazine B) Man and his Gods out of Bratton preference 17Tape 146 A) All in Family: Gloria's that time of the month and in a free for all fight - with hot words Edith finally make peace tell Archie says "You've something else" B) All in the Family in Watergate and New Neighborhood (15 September 1973) 17Tape 147 A) UP 20 November 1976 Who will rear 1) Baby __________ up Mike Eve die 2) Chwps(?) At Emory Lab(?) Dave in hospital (fragments) 17Tape 148 A) From Richard Nixon to Gerald Ford Richard Nixon 1946-1974 resume and comment (Dan Rather and Pat Buchanan) Rabbi Korf; New York Justice Of Court, Richard Nixon: "Press irresponsible" Panel with Brendan Gill on free press news comments Mrs. Chunn 2000 page report (ca. 24 July n.y.) Interview with a Republican and Democrat (26th) Smith (?) Doar's summary and articles of (WP?) discussed (?) Railback, et.al..,on TV panel, damns Richard Nixon "Washington Week in Review," Merchant of Venice (?) Hogan: "President lied" (23 July n.y.) Dean Burch says "politics" re: Hogan David Brinkley versus Richard Nixon Walter Cronkite on Supreme Court, 8-0 decision Eric Sevareid B) "Lightnin' Hopkins" on guitar John Dean pleas for deferred sentence 'Taped' by John Chancellor/Harry Reasoner plus censor(?) Resignation comments, Gerald Ford (8-9 August n.y.) (?) Inauguration Resume 1946 Richard Nixon quoted, "tough but weepy" speeches 1960 allegations and denials of ill- doings 1962(?) Versus media (?) Low in polls after Saturday night massacre and Pat Buchanan The Spiro Agnew case Brendan Gill (?) "Merchant of Venice" Hodgin and wife, Allie, on Parkway, north Lightnin' Hopkins on guitar Comments on John Dean's sentencing and Judge John Sirica's view Harry Reasoner and John Dean speak Addication speech (in parts) August 8 comments August 9, Gerald Ford sworn in and speech (tape sticks at this point) 17Tape 149 "Myth of Bible Humanist" 17Tape 150 Bill Moyers: "Old Time Religion" 17Tape 151 A) Panel Discussion, Relation between men/women And Hodgins comments Effects of Watergate B) Tom Brokaw "Poll of College Freshman" Jane Pauley: interviews w/Margaret Mead (letter from the field, 1924-25) Donahue Show: Textbook Controversy 17Tape 152 A) Jean Shepard's America One Man's Recollection of life in Independence Missouri B) Jean Shepard's America "I love My Car" One Man's impression of driving his car 17Tape 153 a tape but no note taking slp content unknown, unidentified opera, unidentified instrumental 17Tape 154 missing The Ascent of Man, Part 3 17Tape 155 A) Kenneth Clark, Part 1 Civilization From Barbarism to Charlesmagne, 10th century; Day and Joseph Campbell B) Continue 17Tape 156 Lowie (?) On sex, family, "Are We Civilized?" RN 1929 XII "Sex and Marriage" XIV XV 17Tape 157 A) Civilization: Reformation - urge towards truth and piety, real) side 1 only- Durer, Martin Luther, Montaigne, William Shakespeare 17Tape 158 A) Begin mid-part (p.15) (?) #13-conclusion #10- Thomas Jefferson, The Florentines 17Tape 159 A) The Ascent of Man, "The Hidden Structure", Part 4 17Tape 160 A) Lowie (?): Religion "Progress" 17Tape 161 A) Soul of the Ape (Introduction) Frank McGee on "Today Show" Editor (girl) of University of Wisconsin (leftlist) newspaper Versus nuclear pollution(?) Women versus alimony John Kenneth Gailbraith B) Continue 17Tape 162 A) My Friends the Baboons B) Continued, Chapter 2 and next to last chapter 17Tape 163 A) The Ascent of Man, Charles Darwin, Louis Pasteur, Wallance B) Continue 17Tape 164 A) Mark Twain, "The Dark Slide" (his later years) 1979 B) Continue 17Tape 165 A) Alex Comfort (an aging): Ralph Nader(?), Eric Hoffer B) Jean Shepard on "Dan McGrew" on classic western movies(?) 17Tape 166 A) Jean Sharpard on Richard Nixon Youth vote versus over 65 years(?) Early 1974, Richard Nixon at Pearly Gates B) Continued, Harry Golden on "Barry Farber" 17Tape 167 A) Jean Shepard's "America" Hodgin in various dialects B) Jean Shepard's 'America" Art Buchwald(?) 17Tape 168 A/B) David Reid Hodgin Funeral Service (1984) {Tapes 169-176 are missing} 18Tape 177 A) The Ascent of Man Part III B) Mr. Gilliett AAUW 18Tape 182 A) Ascent of Man: The hidden structure Part 4 18Tape 184 A) Frank McGee on Today (6 July 1970) Editorial (girl) of University of Wisconsin B) And over, 3" 366N. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Reel-to-Reel Tapes Series.(1951-1978, n.d.) Reel 1 A) Othello 1) Paul Robeson, Act III, 3ciii (n.d.) 2) Shakespearian Recording Soc. (same scene) (n.d.) 3) Paul Robeson, Act V, ii (n.d.) B) Open for Lawrence Olivier, (n.d.) Lyndon Johnson answers young people (1964) Campaign talk (1964) Reel 2 A) Benjamin Spock and Lewis Sloan Coffin on "Meet the Press" (1968) 1) Why Versus Vietnam and draft (n.d.) 2) "The Naked Ape" with Desmond Morris (1968) 3) McGeorge Bundy versus National Council (n.d.) B) 1) Brain transplants (n.d.) -cf. Religion (n.d.) -why emotions in "heart"? (n.d.) 2) Loren Eiseley ("Animals and Men") (n.d.) 3)Maharishi Mahesh Yogi-Transcendental Meditation (n.d.) Reel 3 A) Loren Eiseley: "Beginnings of Life" (n.d.) B) WAMY, "Retreat From Our Hills" (n.d.) Arnold Toynbee-"The 'Now' In History" (n.d.) Reel 4 A) St. Joan (n.d.) B) Continued (n.d.) Duke and Duchess Bedford with Hugh Downs on "Anotes"(?) (n.d.) Harry Golden on "Today" (n.d.) Reel 5 A) Evangelical-Catholic-Protestant "Dialog" (n.d.) B) Myrdal (?) On Sweden's welfare state (n.d.) Reel 6 A) Civil Rights (UNK) B) The '30's Resume (Walter Cronkite program) (n.d.) Reel 7 A) Marshall McLuhan (n.d.) B) Open (n.d.) Reel 8 A) Sidney Hook on "Ethics" (n.d.) B) "Golden Age of Greece" (1963) Reel 9 A) Open (n.d.) B) "Love" (English 206 lecture) (1965) Reel 10 A) B.P.W., Business Education Department (Appalachian State Teachers College) (n.d.) Reel 11 A) Lynd, "American Way", Patterns of American culture, p. 56. (n.d.) B) Yesterday In The Hills, Watkins -"Big Meetin'," etc. (1966) Weller: Yesterday's People on Mt. Religion and list of Caudill's (Cumberlands) (n.d.) Reel 12 A) Ilka Chase (n.d.) - Loren Eiselsy (n.d.) - Woody Guthrie Memorial (n.d.) - fragment on family planning (n.d.) B) The Lewis-Wadham School (Westport, New York) (n.d.) - "Myths in the Space Age," Daniel Cohen (n.d.) - Hugh Downs and the Hippies; Tim Leary (n.d.) - William Taubman on Russian youth (n.d.) Reel 13 A) Leaders and Liberals in 20th Century America by Charles A. Madison, from last chapter, then inserting chapter on F.D.A. (1961) Reel 14 A) "Magic," "Our Golden Bough" by Howard Gossage in Our Human Dialogue by A. Montague and Matson (n.d.) Reel 15 A) "The Kennedy Wit" (with Jack Paar) (1966) B) Determinism (?) and Responsibility (NYU Philosophy Summer Semester) (1966) Reel 16 A) On Blacks/"Bias and the Media," NBC (1968) B) Charles Evers on "Face the Nation" "Understanding Church" (n.d.) Reel 17 A) "Understanding Yourself" (n.d.) B) "Identification" (n.d.) Reel 18 A) Eric Hoffer and Eric Sevareid, CBS (1967) -Doc Watson on "Today" show (n.d.) B) Kenneth B. Clark in Psychology Today. (n.d.) "Dark Ghetto," Hodgin reading (n.d.) Reel 19 A) Michigan philosopher: Empiricism (n.d.) B) "Metaphysics," anti-Walsh and Father Coppleston; Immanuel Kant (n.d.) Reel 20 A) Franz Leeber: Psychology Study of Religion p. 209, "Theology and Psychology" (1977) B) Franz Leeber (continued) -Chapman Cohen in "Splitting Hairs" and "Ghost of a God" (n.d.) Reel 21 A) "Paradise Lost," parts 1 and 2 (n.d.) B) Continued (n.d.) Reel 22 A,B) Open (n.d.) Reel 23 A,B) Open (n.d.) Reel 24 A) M. Lowell and Kuritz (?) on Poetry (n.d.) -Robert Frost's Letter to Untermeyer (n.d.) B) Sidney Hook on Epicureanism (n.d.) Reel 25 A,B) Contents (n.d.) Reel 26 A) Ku Klux Klan (1965) B) Black America: "Time for Americans" on Boston schools (1968) Reel 27 A) BPW (n.d.) Reel 28 A) "Famous Poems that Tell Great Stories" (n.d.) B) "Why Drivers Get Into Wrecks on Highways", North Carolina series (n.d.) -Robert Frost: "What Is Poetry About?" (n.d.) -Hodgin reading "The Highwayman" and "Creation"(n.d.) -Hodgin reading "In the Cool of the Day" (n.d.) Reel 29 A, B) Ellis Kerley on "Anthropology, Its Uses" (n.d.) Reel 30 A) Albert Einstein's (Spiritual) Philosophy (1962) - Adolph Hitler to his Sieg Heil audience (n.d.) - Christopher Muggridge on frozen foods in U.S., etc.; Kennedy's "royal family" (n.d.) - a panel of "advent" orthodox on Fall of Man and problem of Death and Resurrection (n.d.) B) S.I. Hayakawa/chapter (?) Done-Science prophesy (1965) Reel 31 A) Rabbi Eisendrath-Jewish/Christian, "Unto Feet" (n.d.) -"Can Faith Survive" (n.d.) - Dante (a re-creation)-National Council of Catholic Men (n.d.) B) "Evolution of Eve," women in history today (n.d.) Reel 32 A) "Sin," regarding Hebraism and Hellenism (n.d.) -G.B. Chisholm and B(?) (n.d.) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 33 A) Poems of William Blake (1961-1962) Reel 34 A) Carl Becker: "Heavenly Cities of 18th Century Philosophers," pp. 5-7, 125-128 and latter half of final essay II, Part 4 (n.d.) B) "Impressions"-Teenagers speak, Part 1, Part 3: Teenagers/Frank McGee on Sunset Strip teens (1966) Reel 35 A) Supreme Court and prayer decision -Part 2, then blank (n.d.) B) Second day begins (n.d.) Reel 36 A) Goldschmitt: Ways of Mankind (n.d.) -Navaho, et.al. -Clinkets of Alaska B) Hodgin, Readings and Folk Tales (n.d.) Reel 37 A,B) Keats, The Pigskin Prognosis (n.d.) Reel 38 A) "American the Beautiful," North Carolina, Charleston, Massachusetts (1965) B) Continued (1965) Reel 39 A, B) BPW (n.d.) Reel 40 A) "Defenders" (n.d.) B) Resume of Democratic Convention (n.d.) Reel 41 A, B) MacLeish and Van Doren conversation (1962) Reel 42 A) Socrates, Confucius, Franklin, Madame Curie, Ghandi (n.d.) B) Mark Twain: "Letters from the Earth" (n.d.) Reel 43 A, B) Poems of Geoffrey Chaucer (1962) Reel 44 A) Sidney Hook's last lecture on Ethics (n.d.) B) English classes and education in Britain 1960's (n.d.) -Barry Goldwater on TV -America-Secondari's voice only Reel 45 A, B) "Shakespeare: Soul of an Age" (Redgrave and Richardson, et.al.)(n.d.) B) Shakespeare's career/off TV from Stratford to selections, dramatic readings, Falstaff, MacBeth (Gloucester, Michigan TV) (n.d.) Reel 46 A) Geoffrey Chaucer-review of ?, Hodgin reading (n.d.) -a professional reading, comments B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 47 A) Goodman, "Miseducation" to mid-chapter, p.167 (n.d.) B) Buckminster Fuller, read by Hodgin (n.d.) Reel 48 A) Pope, Essay on Man (1963) B) Deism, Unitarians (class discussions) (n.d.) Reel 49 A, B) Essay on Criticism Sophomore (Pope?) (1963) Reel 50 A) TV on "A Primer on Communism" Marx to Khrushchev (1963) B) "Time" with Dr. Baxter (Bell System Board) Alexander King (n.d.) "Is There Life After Birth?" Reel 51 A) Leonardo da Vinci, by Secondari (n.d.) B) William Butler Yeats: "Poems to Maud Gonne" (n.d.) -Debate Reel 53 A) Hodgin, On Reading Poetry with Young People (n.d.) B) Carlyle Ruskin versus "Free Enterprise" (1965) Reel 54 A) From "Whisper My Name" (n.d.) -"Bustle" story (n.d.) -Religion in North Carolina, c. 1920 (n.d.) -Communist leader before court, for right to belong (n.d.) -Natchez, Mississippi, complete boycott Negroes organized and defiant (n.d.) -Douglas Nile, Nazi, abused in Roanoke (n.d.) -Sukarno versus Reds now (n.d.) -Klan equipped with arms in (?) (n.d.) -Morrison's Death (Quaker, self-burned) (1965) -"Elmer Gentry" -1st sermon in Tabernacle (n.d.) B) "Elmer Gentry,"middle and latter part (n.d.) Reel 55 A) Grimke Sisters, by Theodore Weld (n.d.) B) From Civil War... Slavery days to 1965 (n.d.) -regarding demonstrations, news accounts, Huntley-Brinkley (at end) with commentary (n.d.) -Martin Luther King-news from Mississippi and Louisiana (n.d.) Reel 56 A) Alfred Lunt, Lynne Fontanne- "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals" with Donald Madden B) Cyrano de Bergerac (First 2/3's) Night of December 6, Mrs. G. Smith (n.d.) Reel 57 A) "The English Language," with Harry Reasoner (1968) -S.I. Hayakawa on "Today Show" (1968) B) Reading "Iron Mountain" (n.d.) -Boris Karloff voice (n.d.) -G. Higlut (n.d.) -"Imperative of Choice" -man over destiny- our age (n.d.) Reel 58 A) President Lyndon Johnson (n.d.) -Space-costs cuts (n.d.) -Cogan Teachers Union Conventions (n.d.) -St. Could murder of 5, Dallas shot David Hoskin (n.d.) -President Johnson press conference on Vietnam (n.d.) -Bogalusa march-Troopers versus whites (n.d.) -A low law, South hasn't given up (n.d.) -Nashville, Tennessee: "Freedom School" (n.d.) -amputee from Vietnam (n.d.) -President Johnson press versus Brinkley (n.d.) -Shriver grilled by "Face the Nation" (n.d.) -Negroes at Baton Rouge, Louisiana (n.d.) -Flint, Michigan: Romney at the Negro protest (Cleveland Armory) (n.d.) - Soka Hokkai (?) (n.d.) Reel 59 A) Robert Burns class (easy style) (1963) B) Harry Golden on "Today Show" (n.d.) -Brooklyn demonstrations for jobs (n.d.) Reel 60 A, B) "Hot Springs of Hell," Reel 2 (n.d.) B) Second half-Discussions and quotes, "Always Lie to Strangers" (n.d.) Reel 61 A, B) "Hot Springs of Hell," Reel 1 (n.d.) B) Ozark Tales (n.d.) Reel 62 A, B) "Myths and Meanings," four lectures (n.d.) -Dr. Meyerson: "Sunrise semester" Reel 63 A) Last class romantic poetry (Blake, Shelley) (1964) B) Bits post-Republican Convention (Barry Goldwater) (n.d.) -A Black play Reel 64 A) Robert Frost (various poems)- for Allie Hodgin (n.d.) -Edna St. Vincent Millay B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 65 A) Allie Hodgin: Lecture for BPW (n.d.) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 66 A) Kim, Roger, Dick (1964) B) At Pine Loch 66 (and more) (1964) Reel 67 A) Hodgin speaking at S.B. (?)-describing linen supply, 1st year (?) (n.d.) -last of August (Living in Claire's old apt. on Riviera), and announcing baby coming in tired voice, 2 sides broken off Reel 68 A) Allie Hodgin on Library, and Book Talk to DKG (1963) Reel 69 A) Allie Hodgin; lectures by Harry M. Caudill, and Mrs. Virginia Newell (1970) Reel 70 A) "Science" versus ?, "Process World" (1962) -"Knowing" (English 206) B) NBC Charles Quinn reporting on "Inter-race sex lie scandal" at Montgomery, Alabama (n.d.) -Our Marines in Dominican Republic (1965) -Trujillo assassinated in -1961, Bosch reformist (?) Reel 71 A) Semantics-introduced (at home) (1957) -Ilka Chase's 21 statements B) latter half hour-open forum, they join in Reel 72 A, B) E.O. Wilson, On Human Nature (1978) Reel 75 A, B) The Devil's Share, de Rougemont (1971) -panel on Youth-Sex-Morality on "Today" (1968) Reel 76 A, B) The Devil's Share, de Rougemont to "existence of problem," p. 126 (1971 Reel 77 Blank Reel 78 A) Civil Rights March, post 3 days comments (1965) -a Ku Klux Klan "Dragon" (n.d.) -Martin Luther King on "Meet the Press;" L, Weber: President Johnson on Voting Rights Bill (1965) Reel 79 A, B) Black America Revolution of 1963 (1963) -Supreme Court Reel 81 A, B) Martin Luther King Funeral (1968) Reel 82 A) Segregation (1959) B) Philosophy and Sociology points of view on class 1966 (1966) Reel 83 A) Dick Gregory: Nigger (1967) B) Julian Bond (n.d.) -Rod McKuen (n.d.) -Claude Brown (n.d.) Reel 84 A) Leuba: God or Man? (1933) (1977) -"Origins of God, Religion" (n.d.) -"Works of Man," "Works of God" to p. 200 (n.d.) Reel 85 A, B) Civil Rights, Martin Luther King (1966-67) Reel 86 A) Shakespeare Pageant (Redgrave, Richardson) (n.d.) B) "Time"- the new universe, on planet (n.d.) -("anti-communist" voice), Schwartz, et.al. (n.d.) Reel 87 A, B) Koen, "China Lobby" (clipping enclosed) (n.d.) Reel 88 A) Victoria Regina with Julie Harris, Basil Rathbone as Disraeli and Felix Alyseur (n.d.) B) "Walk in My Shoes, Negroes in America" (n.d.) Reel 89 A) Richard Nixon-Davis Frost, Part 4 (1977) B) Open (n.d.) Reel 90 A) Judiciary Committee of House-move toward impeachment (1974) -Judge Sirica (Peter Rodino) opens sessions (n.d.) Reel 91 A) Program in honor of Carl Sandburg (n.d.) B) "Children-The Age of Symbols" (n.d.) -Taped natural voices of children on God, good and evil, comment (n.d.) -"Braid" adaptation-Isben: "cold" minister in face of personal tragedy (n.d.) Reel 92 A, B) Erich From: We Shall Be As Gods (1978) Reel 93 A) "The Nature of Matter," "Sunrise Semester" (1965) B) Continued (1965) Reel 94 A) "Humanization of Man," (Ashley Montague read by Hodgin) (n.d.) -Odegard (?) on lack of free speech in America, historically: Tocqueville to McCarthy (n.d.) B) "Is the Press Fair to the South?" (n.d.) -a southern journalist on "Yankee press" moderator-Charles Collingwood (1964) -Billy Graham in Philadelphia, "World is moving towards anti-Christ" (n.d.) -Secondary on his career (n.d.) -Abe Lincoln's election (1860)(n.d.) -Henry Luce (n.d.) Reel 95 A, B) Eugene Marais: The Soul of the Apes beginning on p. 70 (1970) Reel 96 A) Sherer: "Third Reich" (tape is damaged) (n.d.) -Four from the center, S-B (n.d.) -Myrdal (n.d.) Reel 97 A) Mark Twain Tonight-Hal Holbrook (1968) -"Ghost Story"(n.d.) -"Spoon River" (n.d.) -"70 Years Out" (n.d.) B) Carse on Bonhoffer (n.d.) -Rubenstein versus Hitler/Christians (n.d.) -Jack Weller on Appalachian Problems (1969) Reel 98 A, B) Civilization-Dr. Spock (n.d.) -Black Heritage (n.d.) Reel 99 A, B) Carl Sagan: Dragon of Eden (to p. 92) (1977) Reel 100 A) Carl Sagan: Dragon of Eden (pp. 92-121) (1977) B) (p.121, begins, "For all we know" to p. 145) (1977) -Walsek Reel 101 A) Alistair Cooke, "America, Arsenal of Democracy," and 3 earlier episodes (1920's plus-World War II period) (n.d.) Reel 102 A, B) Alistair Cooke, "America," Parts 1-4 (n.d.) Reel 103 A) Alistair Cooke, "America," personal tour (n.d.) -an anti-Russian "Orator" Reel 104 A) Leuba: God or Man? (Tape 2) (n.d.) -"Works Attributed to God?" -"Intuition" -"Divine presence," etc. -"Evils of Religion" (Chapter 17), source of morals B) "More Evils" (Chapter 18), p.309ff. (n.d.) -"Replacement of the Religious" Reel 105 A) Leuba: A Psychological Study of Religion (1976) Reel 106 A, B) Hernton: Sex and Racism (n.d.) Reel 107 A) Half hour fragment, Religion: Protestant, # 1 "The Long Search" (n.d.) Reel 108 A) Bible backgrounds and four interpretations (English 202) (1961) Reel 109 A) Berlioz, Requiem (1975) Reel 110 A) Carl Sagan: Dragon of Eden (reel 3) (1977) B) continued, 3/4 Dragon of Eden (1977) -Lucretius and Epicretus from Magill (n.d.) Reel 111 A, B) Koen (tape 2) (n.d.) Reel 112 A) Watergate, Bob Haldeman (1973) -a.m. Dash, et.al. -p.m. with Thompson, Sam Ervin, Howard Baker B) Bob Haldeman, Sam Ervin, Lowell Weicker, Inouye Reel 113 A) Watergate XIII (1973) -John Erlichman, Sam Ervin, Herman Talmadge B) Bob Haldeman (1973) Reel 114 A) Watergate XVI (1973) -William Kleindienst, fragments -Sam Ervin, Howard Bakerm, Herman Talmadge -24 September (n.y.) Opening statement Reel 115 A) Watergate XV (1973) -a.m. Bob Haldeman B) Jesse Helms (1973) Reel 116 A) Watergate I, Halperin, McCord (1973) Reel 117 A) Watergate, early John Dean testimony (1973) -Sam Ervin and Howard Baker Reel 118 A) Watergate IV, Jeb Macgruder, John Dean (1973) Reel 119 A) Watergate VIII, John Mitchell (1973) -Dash, Howard Baker, Lowell Weicker, Herman Talmadge, Inouye B) Montoya, Gurney, Sam Ervin Reel 120 A) Watergate VII, Inouye (1973) -John Dean B) continued, media comments, Judge Hoffman Reel 121 A) Hot gospeler versus "comments" (n.d.) -Ravel, Spanish Symphony, Opus 21 (n.d.) B) "Six tools for Thinking" (n.d.) Reel 122 A) Judith Anderson reads Edna St. Vincent Millay (n.d.) -"Swing, September song, pinza, Lone prairie violin" -Walter Hampton in "Bell Tel" (n.d.) -Carl Sandburg on "Love of Country"(n.d.) -Benet's, "O'Halloran" (n.d.) -"Riders to the Sea," " Horn in the West" (n.d.) B) Lord Hell (with John Gielgud) (n.d.) -Kluckholm on the Navajo (n.d.) -Victoria Regina, First 2 scenes (n.d.) -President Eisenhower on Atomic Power Reel 123 A) Hooper on Poetry, Bertrand Russell (n.d.) -"Wisdom Series" (n.d.) -Pearl Buck (n.d.) -Billy Graham at Manchester (n.d.) B) continued, Billy Graham at Manchester (n.d.) -J. Huxley and Birth Control (n.d.) -Lecture on Poetry: Ned Hoops (n.d.) -Preachin' (n.d.) Reel 124 A) "Abstractions" (Spring, 1958) class discussions, dialog (1958) B) Green Roller, class discussion of "Ode to Melancholy," Piersall plan (1956) Reel 125 A, B) John Keats, et.al. -Romantics (1962) Reel 126 A) Harry Golden: (so what else is new?), mostly on civil rights and South (n.d.) Reel 127 A) President Lyndon Johnson at Raleigh, North Carolina (1964) -Barry Goldwater attacks Communism (n.d.) -Martin Luther King accepts Nobel Prize (n.d.) -Barry Goldwater on the John Birch Society (n.d.) B) "What's Wrong with America?" Educator from Tulsa, Oklahoma (n.d.) -Barry Goldwater-his "program" (n.d.) -Rally at Columbia, South Carolina, Strom Thurmond introduces Barry Goldwater (n.d.) -Strom Thurmond leaves the Democratic party (n.d.) Reel 128 A) Luzzio Case: "not guilty," lawyer's summary (n.d.) -Ku Klux Klan, UN-A investigation (n.d.) -Draft card burner tells newsman why (n.d.) -Ku Klux Klan underground trained in explosives (n.d.) -Paul Goodman on "Science" teaching (n.d.) -Gilbert Seldes on fascism in U.S. 1930's (n.d.) B) Teenage America (n.d.) -Paul Goodman, "Mis-education" in Science magazine (n.d.) Reel 129 A, B) Madekyn O'Hair on "Firing Line"(1971) Reel 130 A) "On Growing Up," themes discussed (English 102) (1965) Reel 131 A) Blank (n.d.) B) Philosophy, New York University (n.d.) -Dostoyevski versus Holdbach Notes from the Underground (n.d.) -More Responsibility with Determinism (n.d.) Reel 132 A) Richard Burton in "Prince of Players" (n.d.) B) Albert Einstein (n.d.) -Buckminster Fuller on "Today Show," with Hugh Downs on "domes," "moving cities through the air"(n.d.) Reel 133 A) Various notable speakers on "Ecology/Pollution" on "Today Show"(Tape 2) (n.d.) Reel 134 A) John Geilgud reads William Shakespeare (1966) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 135 A) Richard Burton/Winston Churchill (1962) -Four on prayer court decision (with Bishop Pike and Herman Talmadge of Georgia) (n.d.) -Ingersoll on Mistake of Moses (n.d.) B) Wife of Bath (?) Views and lectures on men and women a worldly analysis of sex (English 201) (1962) Reel 136 A) Open ready (Wolsock) (n.d.) -University of Mississippi with Kennedy's Sunday night speech and news reports (1962) B) Prayer/Bible interpretation of Nature of God (English 206) (n.d.) -Supreme Court versus Miss Strickland (n.d.) -Arnes on prayer in Beyond Theology (n.d.) -Hodgin's 5 part analysis of views of God (n.d.) Reel 137 A, B) Violence in USA (1977) B) Leuba-Conclusion and definition of religion (also full 2 hour tape) (n.d.) Reel 138 A) Ernest Hocking (philosopher at age 82) (1965) -Negro/white marriage and persecution (n.d.) -Scottish dialect, and English (n.d.) -November 16-Speaker ban, etc. (n.d.) -Attorney at law on Justice in the courts in South (n.d.) Reel 139 A) Russell: Dreams and Facts, p. 436 text (n.d.) B) Art Linkletter presenting Eric Fromm on "Consumer"-crazed USA (n.d.) - Slums of New York (311 E. 100 St.) must have federal aid (n.d.) to housing -Harry Golden on "Today Show" (1964) Reel 141 A) Vol. III J. A. Rogers, Sex and Race (through Chapter 7 and Bibliography) (1942) Reel 142 A, B) J. A. Rogers, Sex and Race, Vol. I (1942) Reel 143 A, B) J. A. Rogers, Sex and Race, Vol. II (1942) Reel 144 A, B) J. A. Rogers, Sex and Race, Vol. III (1942) (references stressed by J. A. Rogers: Helen Catterall, Judicial Cases... Negro (pre-Civil War); Carnegie Institute 5 Vols. (1926-1937); James Hugo Johnson, Jr., Race Relations in the South, 1619-1860 unpublished doctor's thesis, University of Chicago, 1942) Reel 145 A, B) "Report to Omega," "Venus" (tape 2) (1975) Reel 146 A) "Venus," "Omega," chapter in VII, p. 176 begins "The Man in the Middle" (n.d.) Reel 147 A) Mark Twain's "Letters from the Earth" (n.d.) -"protest" on "plastic mom" conformist kit for kids (n.d.) B) Huey Long's career, NBC (n.d.) -Bernard Shaw (n.d.) Reel 148 A) Claire Bloom (British actress) reading poems by Sir Philip Sydney,Byron, Houseman, Ezra Pound, W.C. Williams, Marianne Moore, Theodore Rothke, T.S. Eliot, Begner in As You Like It (movie) (n.d.) B) Four poets perform (with Robert Frost and discuss poetic theory, Warren and Brooks) (n.d.) Reel 149 A) Lay Preachin', WATA, etc. 3 sins (dancing, drinking, and divorce); panels on idols and faiths, etc. (n.d.) B) Evangelical propaganda, Frank McKinsley (Wilkesboro radio) (n.d.) Reel 150 A) The Great Books (University of Chicago) (1964) 1. Homer 2. Plato's Republic 3. Vergil's The Aeneid 4. Pope- The Age of Reason B) 1. Cervantes' Don Quixote 2. Milton's Paradise Lost 3. Flaubert's Madame Bovary 4. Points of view in Literary criticism (Hodgin reads from A Preface to Literary Analysis) Reel 151 A, B) Pope: On Criticism (n.d.) Reel 152 A) The Atomic Bomb (Summer, 1945) (1965) (Arneson, Bush, Byrnes, Oppenheimer, Groves, Stimson, Bainbridge, Farrell, McClay, Bundy); several Japanese; ultimatum - Philosophy of Medicine (n.d.) - New Math (n.d.) - Inauguration parade (n.d.) Reel 153 A, B) On class (Summer) and Ilka Chase, Things Worth Knowing (1961-1962) Reel 154 A, B) Hodgin reading on Nietzche (n.d.) Reel 155 A) William Blake: significance of poems (n.d.) -Hillbilly religion, singing, shouting (n.d.) -a "sober" preacher analyzes Ruth (?) (n.d.) -Black church singers break in (n.d.) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 156 A) Class, "The Bible and the student of Literature" (1951) B) "Culture" in Boone (with Allie Hodgin) -after a church solo performance (c. 1950s) -classical music Reel 157 A) Paul Goodman/Barefoot in Athens (Ustinov) (n.d.) -Oral Roberts (n.d.) -Teen-age Lifestyles (n.d.) -Kildare: "God" (n.d.) Reel 158 A) Inherit the Wind (with Spencer Tracy) (1961) -"An Evening's Frost" (n.d.) -"Home Burial" (n.d.) -"Mending Wall" (n.d.) Reel 159 A) Clarence Darrow on TV-recaps his career (n.d.) B) Smedley Butler, War Is A Rocket -Norman Cousins: "National Interest" versus Untied Nations (1965) Reel 160 A) Joseph McCarthy-Army Hearings (June 14-17) (1953) Reel 161 A) King Lear, with Orson Welles (n.d.) -Cluny Brown (Celeste Holm) (n.d.) -Rex Harrison, Lili Palmer, Reginald Mason (n.d.) -"Appalachian Spring," first 1/3 (n.d.) Reel 162 A) Bible Questions (English 202) (1964) B) Red Skeleton Christmas (n.d.) -Plato's Republic (University of Michigan) (n.d.) Reel 163 A) Resume of Oedipus from Oedipus at Colonus and Electra (n.d.) -class lectures 1 and 2 and review: Electra continued and Philodites (2 lectures) (n.d.) Reel 164 A) Summer lectures (English 206) (1958) Reel 165 A) Semantics (words) Advanced Composition (1953-1954) B) "Sin" (n.d.) Reel 166 A) Lecture on "Sin"-Milton versus the moderns (1962) B) Dryden, introduction to swift (n.d.) Reel 167 A) Second session, semantics seminar (Kerley, South, et.al.), IV on Thinking, Etc. (n.d.) B) "Bolero" (n.d.) -"Indian Tales," "The Peacock Country," Strauss (n.d.) -Liszt-"Rhapsody" (n.d.) -"Afternoon of a Faun" (n.d.) -David Ross poetry (n.d.) -"Leonardo da Vinci" (n.d.) Reel 168 A) "Squares" seminar, General Semantics, I "Seeing Believing" (1954) Reel 169 A) Pope: Essay on Man (n.d.) B) Approach to Romantic point of view (n.d.) -Black (Supreme Court) (n.d.) -First Amendment (n.d.) -Collegiate Challenge/Bright versus H.G. Wells (n.d.) -Added home reading from Escape From 1910 (n.d.) Reel 170 A) (Wolsok) "Exercises in Thinking" introduction to semantics (n.d.) B) No either-or: "Scale of Religion" (n.d.) Reel 171 A, B) Hodgin reads W. Robertson Smith, Religion of the Semites, 1889 Chapters 1 and 2, fragment from X on "Sacrifice" Reel 172 A, B) Poems of William Blake, "Innocence and Experience" (n.d.) Reel 173 A, B) Poetry of Burns, Gray, Nix, Pope, etc. (n.d.) Reel 174 A, B) "Things Worth Knowing" (class lectures) (1961) Reel 175 A) Fundamental Religion (n.d.) B) "Spring" Lecture (1952) Reel 176 A) Jerry Falwell, Oral Roberts, et.al. (n.d.) -Dan Rather exposing "Moral Majority" (n.d.) -more "evangels" (n.d.) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 177 A) (contents not clear) either open or Watergate XI; Erlichman and Dash (n.d.) Reel 178 A, B) Homer, Plato, Vergil (n.d.) -Poetry of Aristotle (New York University) (contents not clear) (n.d.) Reel 179 A) Watergate XII (1973) -John Elrichman, afternoon of 24th - Dash, Thompson, Sam Ervin, Howard Baker -25th July, a.m., Lawyer Wilson opens on legal aspects B) John Erlichman, Herman Talmadge (counsel versus Sam Ervin) (1973) -26th a.m. -commentary (Inouye, Montoya) Reel 180 A) Watergate I (contents not clear) (1973) Reel 181 A) Watergate X (contents not clear) (1973) Reel 182 A) Jean Shepherd's "America" (1971) -"The Steel Mill" -"Maine" -"Train West" B) George Wald (n.d.) -Jean Shepherd on "Food!" "Boating" "Windshield Wiper," south in a car "West and South in Motor Home" Reel 183 A) March on Washington, 200,000 for "Freedom" morning march, first speeches (n.d.) B) Rabbi's prayer and speeches by Roy Wilkins, Martin Luther King (n.d.) Reel 184 A) Richard Nixon-David Frost, Part 1 (1977) B) Commentaries Reel 185 A) Thomas Wolfe (Biography) (1959-60) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 186 A) (contents not clear) Mark Twain Tonight (n.d.) B) Blank (n.d.) Reel 187 A) Hodgin reads B.F. Skinner: Beyond Freedom and Dignity (n.d.) B) Socialist candidates and campaign (n.d.) Reel 188 A, B) Ruskin, Huxley, Omar, Pater (English 203) Reel 189 A) John Steinbeck, Grapes of Wrath (n.d.) B) "Sandy River" (n.d.) Reel 190 A) George Wallace of Alabama after bombings (1963) -Integration-riots, etc., Robert and J.F. Kennedy -Buckminster Fuller on "Today Show" (n.d.) -"Chronicle," CBS, Science Today (1964) B) "Atoms and the Universe" (1962) Reel 191 A) S.I. Hayakawa: Part 1 (Book on Semantics) (1952) B) S.I. Hayakawa: Part 2 (Book on Semantics) (1952) -"Essays in Communication" 3 Chapters -"preacher" reading imperialist literature (n.d.) Reel 192 A) "On Spring" (1959) -"In Memoriam" and Tennyson's (?) (n.d.) -"Fra Lippo Lippi" to "Judas to a Tittle" (n.d.) B) Continued, "Fra Lippo Lippi" (n.d.) -Sherwood Eddy on Mohatma Gandi, Joseph McCarthy (1954) -Drier (news comment) on Einstein (n.d.) -Music "Appalachia" (n.d.) Reel 193 A) (2 hrs.) Stamey lectures on Recent Theology (1966) B) (2 hrs.) Christianity Cross Examined (1941) William Floyd (First part and later selections) (n.d.) Reel 194 A) Abstractions: Don't's and Do's 5 student papers (2 on parents, 1 god, 1 lady, 1 teacher evaluation) (1965) B) Wolsk, "Meaning of Life" (Unitarian group in house) (1963) -"Meaning" and "Why" to Unitarian club (n.d.) -(?) Clinic (n.d.) -Red China-NBC (n.d.) Reel 195 A) Abstract qualities to scale of religion (n.d.) B) Twelfth Night, "Come Hither Boy..." (n.d.) -Talk on Tragedy versus Comedy (n.d.) -Bacon on truth, then music (n.d.) Reel 196 A) Open (n.d.) B) Arnold and "Sin" with F. Harris, Fulbright, Bertrand Russell quoted, "Conscience" (English 203) -Carlyle (n.d.) -Chisholm on "Sin," "Bandaged hands and crippling" (n.d.) Reel 197 A, B) "Things Worth Knowing" (English 206) class lecture, and four ways 1959- 1960 on Bible -New World Thinking Reel 198 A, B) "Semantic" miscellaneous (English 251) Abstractions, Religion and God "The Long Paper-" (?), Abominable Snow Man! B) Continued, "Candid Camera" at end of (B) (n.d.) 366O. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Recording Wire Series. (n.d.) Reel 199 A) Ready(?) / 2 parts (n.d.) Reel 200 A) The Bible to John Milton (n.d.) 366P. David Reid Hodgin Papers. Phonograph Records Series.(1948-1954, n.d.) The 10" Single Records Envelope 1 Monteverdi with Robert Shaw Magnificant Corelli Christmas Concerto (25 December 1950) 17Envelope 2 C) Pope Essay on Man D) Lecture in Class (poor sound, almost unintelligible), (29 January 1951) 17Envelope 3 Religion Toward the Future- The Bible and Literature clear voice on one side, scratchy Lecture for Eng. 205 "Wisdom of the Past is Not Enough" to World View "all men can believe" 17Envelope 4 A) Faustus' Last Hour and Grave digger and Hamlet (3 December 1950) B) Realism, Romanticism and the Classical Heights and Pope: Pride, the View of Fools (26 January 1951) (damaged) 17Envelope 5 Shropshire Lad (29 March 1950) (damaged) Fra Lippo Lipi Browning (29 March 1950) (damaged) 17Envelope 6 A) "Yes, Pioneers" (July 1949) (good sound) B) Hodgins reading 17Envelope 7 C) "Yes, Pioneers" (good sound) D) 17Envelope 8 A) Monteverdi "Orfeo" Act V B) Monteverdi 17Envelope 9 Oh What a Rogue; Speed to the players; to Horatio Recorder scene; Hamlet and his mother, Hodgin reading Shakespeare 17Envelope 10 (78) Hamlet with Rosencreantz and Gildenstern (28 June 1951) To Be or Not to Be Hamlet and Ophelia 17Envelope 11 The Sonnets of Shakespeare The Sonnets Lectures Fair sound 17Envelope 12 (78) Byron from Childe Harold "Oh that the Desert," "Roll on Ocean" "The West Wind" Shelly (4 August 1948) 17Envelope 13 Poem to Endymion on Chapman's Homer, on Melancholy "Come Sweet Death Bach (Stokowski) (24 July 1948) (damaged) 17Envelope 14 (78) Shelly "Hymn to Intellectual Beauty" (22 April 1951) "West Wind" Faulty 17Envelope 15 (78) Grey's "Elegy" (4 August 1948) Burns' "Jolly Beggars," "To a Mouse," "Bonnie Doon" 17Envelope 16 Lindsay "The Congo" (29 March 1951) (damaged) The Blessed Damosel read on class (5 May 1951) 17Envelope 17 (78)Lives from Shelly's "Hymn to Intellectual Beauty" The West Wind (22 April 1951) 17Envelope 18 Pope "Essay on Man (29 January 1951) Magician and Apollonian Faustian Pope (30 January 1951)(damage) 17Envelope 19 "Love, What is it?" Semantics Class Lectures from tape(1952) Back not recorded (Good sound) 17Envelope 20 (78) "Love Eve and Leave Eur" by V.A. Weaver (25 July n.y.) 17Envelope 21 Frost: "Pasture," "Two Look at Two," "Dust of Snow" The voice of Yul Brynner from King and I 17Envelope 22 "Eve and that Snake" Bradford (1949) (Good Sound "Prodigal Son" Bradford (1 June 1950) plus half of Joshua 17Envelope 23 On Reading Poetry for the Young (11 July 1950) (fair with flaws) 17Envelope 24 "Say Amen!" (20 February 1952) (good sound) Dance music "Pinky," "Baba Lou," "Blues" tape and 2 voices dubbed 17Envelope 25 Wordsworth "Diety," "Ode" Introduced, lecture (23 March 1951) (fair sound) "Michael" Introduced 17Envelope 26 Bacon's "Of Truth" lecture (excellent sound) 17Envelope 27 Wordsworth's "Michael" tragic hero (2 loves) MacArthurs Farewell (19 April 1951) 17Envelope 28 A) Propaganda "You Can't Change Human Nature" (7 January 1952) lecture (good sound) B) Propaganda and Blind Faith "Virgin Birth," Genesis I, II (excellent sound) 17Envelope 29 C) Propaganda Bible etc. no sin, no redemption D) Propaganda Readers Digest God, Wisdom Tree, World Bible (good sound) 17Envelope 30 Macbeth (June 1950) on "Getting Toes Stepped On" (excellent sound) good lecture (classic Hodgin) Good - Evil continued Dagger, etc. 17Envelope 31 Last class (July 1950) 'From Pope to Goldsmith" and "Professors Disagree" lecture (Wow! Good Hodgin!)(good sound) Goldsmith and the Rise of Romanticism(good) Anti-industrial "Bigness" (including Boone) (Prophetic insight into uglification of the landscape to come through hamburger stands, etc.) 17Envelope 32 A) Ione Riggs "not afraid..." Eng. 451 (1 May 1952)(good) B) "Truth is a growing thing" Semantics discussion (1 May 1952) 17Envelope 33 Class lecture on "Spring" 1952 "Tale of a Robin" (good) Robin to "Salt" discussion (Spring 1952) 17Envelope 34 (78) Paradise Lost (27 December 1948) 17Envelope 35 Paradise Lost (10 January 1952) Invocation with comments on "literal interpretation" of the Bible Michael Wigglesworth "easiest room in Hell" (good) 17Envelope 36 A, B) Blake: 3 poems analyzed (6 March 1951) (damaged) 17Envelope 37 C, D) Pilgrim 17th c. Bunyon (14 December 1950) (damaged) 17Envelope 38 Pope on Criticism (24 January 1951) (damaged) Gloucester Moors 17Envelope 39 E) Essay on Man (damaged) F) Riddle of the World 17Envelope 40 Pope "Same Spirit that the author writ" A little learning (26 January 1951) (damaged) 17Envelope 41 A, B) Paradise Lost (on class) (good) 17Envelope 42 A, B) Paradise Lost (12 July 1950) (good) 17Envelope 43 C, D) Milton Lecture "At the gates of Hell" (good) 17Envelope 44 Shakespeare, Keats and Byron (1951) Keats "On Grecian Urn," to Nightengale (damaged) 17Envelope 45 A) Dryden and sources of religion and to 1688 politics B) Swift on high heels and low heels and orientation of the dead and "Satire a la Swift"(damaged) 17Envelope 46 A) Poems of Emily Dickenson and Mr. Flood's party by E.A. Robinson (1 December 1950) B) "Hurt Hawks" by Robinson Jeffers "Journey of the Magi" by T.S. Eliot (1 December 1950) "Brass Spittoons" by Langston Hughes (damaged) 17Envelope 47 "Prufrock" T.S. Eliot and "The Hollow Men" (damaged) "The Waste Land" T.S. Eliot (12 March 1950) 17Envelope 48 "Father's Business," "I Scourge You," After the Wars are Over," "Land of Trade"(damaged) 17Envelope 49 (78) Pastoral and tests "How can I talk to you God?" 17Envelope 50 W.H. Auden "Herod" (6 May 1951)(fair sound) Goodbye now, Plato and Hegel 17Envelope 51 (78) Genesis II (November 1948) Shakespearian Sonnets (November 1948) 17Envelope 52 "Don't Close Dose Gates" J.J. Niles (21 July 1951) (good sound) "To a contemporary Bunk shooter," "Gigger," "Hog Butcher" Sandburg and Grace Band 17Envelope 53 "Adam and Eve," "Box with God," Dave and David Hodgin, "Mandalay," T.A. Daly's "Base-a-ball," "Sea Fever," "Moonlight," "Gettysburg Address," David T.H. (27 March 1950) (poor) 17Envelope 54 Life with Delima(Poor) 17Envelope 55 One world of "faith" - or none to "Savage" "Got back to quoting somebody 1,000, 2,000, 10,000 years ago" "Religion toward the future (the Bible with Literature)" Lecture linking 1611 and Milton English 205 from wire. (14 December 1950)(poor) 17Envelope 56 A) "What Hath God Wrought" by Robert C. Ruark (November 1950) B) Ruark (continue) and a woman on Pinza (29 November 1950) (poor) 17Envelope 57 Satan on the floor of Hell (16 December 1950) (poor) 17Envelope 58 "Truth and Experience" Education as un-learning and no new ideas to dryden and the evolutionist from Renaissance to the 18th century (13 January 1951) (damaged) 17Envelope 59 A) Blake and the Divine Image. (9 March 1951) (damaged) B) God in man's Image and Blake on "Social Responsibility." 17Envelope 60 A) Satirical Verse of woman and allied matters (27 November n.y.) (damaged) 17Envelope 61 A) Homo Furiens B) 1. Homo Furiens concluded 2. Other original verses. (good with some scratching) a. Dead Mans Bones b. Apocalypse c. the Disinherited d. Post War II e. song for 17Envelope 62 Millay poems "The Harp Weaver"(December 1949) Quote from Shakespeare.(damaged) 17Envelope 63 "Death to Proud Brother" Thomas Wolfe (6 November 1949) (good) 17Envelope 64 T.S. Eliot "The Hollow Men," J. Alfred Prufrock. (30 December 1950) Ed Murrow "Voices of the Week" (5 January 1951) (good) 17Envelope 65 (78) Plato's Symposium and Walter Hampden for A.G. Bell Plato (continue) Secretary Braunon. (23 February 1952) (good) 17Envelope 66 Greek Myth Phaethon (28 October 1950) Orpheus and Eurydice(good with some scratches) 17Envelope 67 Wolfe's "Death the Proud Brother" (26 March 1949) (good) Vachel Lindsay verses 17Envelope 68 (78) An exercise in speech from Southern (S.C.) to Jersey to an English "oration" (1 November 1949) The time is now Va Laissez-Faireism 17Envelope 69 A) "Tale of a Robin" B) Robin (1 August 1948) 17Envelope 70 (78) "In memorium 1945," " Post War II," "I have love for man," "Song for Poets." (3 August 1948) 17Envelope 71 "Its in the Books" (lecture)(1 April 1949) (good sound) "Knowledge is my Province"(good Hodgin) 17Envelope 72 A, B) "The People, Yes" (30 August 1950) (fair) 17Envelope 73 C) "Knowledge my Province," " Words Hurt You" (1 April 1949) (good) D) Including Russia and American Resource (Vogt) 17Envelope 74 After War's over and my country tis of thee Homo furiens (31 July n.y.) (good) 17Envelope 75 A) "The Reading Man," "WATA," "How Come Christmas" (poor) B) Cockney and David Gaskins family of South Carolina (29 December 1950) 17Envelope 76 (78) The Hebraic Influence on us Today The Hebraic Influence vs. Greek Baptizing Grandmaw Sophomore Literature (3 April 1952) 17Envelope 77 A, B) MacArthur at the Republican Convention (July 1952) (good) 17Envelope 78 A, B) "At the end of summer dies the swan" Huxley NBC. (16 April 1950) (fair) 17Envelope 79 A, B) "Lucia de Lammermore" Pons; Tagliavini (29 December 1951) (scratchy) 17Envelope 80 Mozart Concerto for Vidiu in D Major Oklahoma City Orchestra (20 January 1952) (scratchy) 17Envelope 81 Pagliaci (medley). (good) Pagliaci (intermezzo) 17Envelope 82 Saint Saëns Samson and Delilah and Prelude to Logengrin. Schuman A-minor Concerto. (good) 17Envelope 83 Tuskegee choir Christmas Songs. Radio choir WATA. (24 December 1950) 17Envelope 84 Prelude to Lohengrin NBC. (21 January 1951) (good) Prelude to "Das Rheingold" Metro opera. (27 January 1951) (fair) 17Envelope 85 Brahms Piano Concerto 1st movement with Myra Hess. NBC Symphony (WBT). (18 February 1951) (good) 17Envelope 86 "II Travatore" Metropolitan (13 January 1951) (good) Anvil Chorus. 17Envelope 87 From Haydn's 101 Symphony with Stokowski Inventions for Clavichord Bach Ralph Kirkpatrick. (6 November 1949) (good) 17Envelope 88 A) "Eroica" Beethoven Toscanni. (26 November 1949) B) Last half of this side is A.M.(good) 17Envelope 89 A) Yma Sumac "Bird Girl of the Andes." (fair) 17Envelope 90 Verdi "The Force of Destiny" NBC.(2 February 1952) (good) Franck: Sir D (fragment) Vivaldi: concerto in A major Tchikowsky: Romeo and Juliet (finale) NBC. (2 February 1952) (good) 17Envelope 91 "Paganini" Violin concerto with Francescotti. (6 May 1951) (good) 17Envelope 92 Prelude to Lohengrin and finale. (7 December 1949) II Act and Wedding March. 17Envelope 93 Overture to the Barber of Seville - Carmen. La Boheme: Grieg "The Last Spring." 17Envelope 94 Paglici overture and Bell song. 17Envelope 95 NBC Last part Mozart's "Hoffner" Symphony. Donne a Mobile Tagliavini, Sue Maria. 17Envelope 96 A, B) Tchiakowsky Violin concerto with Francescatti. (3 February 1952) 17Envelope 97 Don Carlos Scene II. (11 November 1950) 17Envelope 98 Don Carlos Scene I. (11 November 1950) 17Envelope 99 Heifeitz Bjorling et al. 17Envelope 100 V. de D from La Giaconda Thebour: Parsifal "Good Friday" Thebaum Steber: Cav. Rusticana. (7 April 1921) 17Envelope 101 John McKomarck WMIT Caruso: Pagliacci Nan Merriman in De Folla's Ritual Fire Dance Stokowski. (24 June 1952) Tagliavini: Lanza: Di Stefano: La Donna et Mobile Jan Peerce: Lat. 17Envelope 102 French songs Lili Pons (and an interview) and the maid's song from "Die Fledermaus." (6 May 1951) Handel: "Faithful Shepherd Suite" (Beecham). (6 May 1951) 17Envelope 103 A) Tagliavini and L. Pons: "Lucia de Lammermore" Metropolitan Opera.(29 December 1951) B) Lucia. 17Envelope 104 Francescati: Bruch, Londonderry Air. Bach Vidiva "Double." 17Envelope 105 Mozart "Hoffuer" Symphony, Schuman Piano concerto from last movement NY Philharmonic. (10 February 1952) 17Envelope 106 Pinza. (29 October 1951) and G. Daniels. 17Envelope 107 Toscanini: Wagner Prelude to Lohengrin. Love-Death Triestan, Forest Murmers Siegfried NBC. (29 December 1951) Lucia de Lammermore (concluded). 17Envelope 108 Prelude to "Parsifal" (Walter). (23 March 1952) N.Y. Phil. Wagner with Bruno Walter "Bacchanal" from Tannhauser. (23 March 1952) 17Envelope 109 Pinza Verdis [Telephone Hour] Tchaikowski-Polannaise Overture to Barber of Seville Boston Pops. (29 January 1951) Dvorak: [Largo] New World Symphony Boston Pops. 17Envelope 110 Salt Lake City Choir Schubert and Mexican. (13 November 1949) Tchaikowsky: Overture to Romeo and Juliet Toscanini. 17Envelope 111 Violin Concerto in G Minor Mozart Isaac Stern. 17Envelope 112 Scheherazade Debussy. (19 November 1951) Sterber in Figaro 17Envelope 113 Gluck: Orpheus Dance of Spirits and Christmas Carlos. Mozart: Piano Sonata in D. (December 1951) 17Envelope 114 A) Young Dan'l Boone II Scene. (good) B) Young Dan'l Boone Hodgin Reading. 17Envelope 115 A) Atheist? "Propaganda" Dewey, Einstein and World Faith vs Blind "faiths" lecture.(good) B) to evolution and the "fall" of man and the rise of man. 17Envelope 116 (78) My Father's Business. 17Envelope 117 The Lower Animal" David R. Hodgin author part II "The Lower Animal" (1950) (good with some scratches) 17Envelope 118 A) "Spring" and Resurrection. (22 March 1954) B) "Spring" and "Freedom"; "Assignment" Lecture. (good) 17Envelope 119 "The Lower Animal." (27 November 1949) Part II "The Lower Animal." (good with some scratches) 17Envelope 120 A) Tools for thinking "to me it seems," to "Abstractions." (good) B) "Abstractions" continue Either or, to unstable (incomplete). (1952) 17Envelope 121 C) Tools for Thinking, "Either-or" continue "Map-territory. (good) Extensional-international, "The other fellow trying to say..." D) "The other fellow" continue "Word is not the thing," "Referential, Inferential and Directive" and conclusion. 17Envelope 122 The Golden Age and Promethius and introducing Pandora lecture. (fair sound) (Reading from Schwab and comments) Talks on Mythology II. (19 October 1950) 17Envelope 123 "Gods Trombones" by J. Weldon Johnson. "Listen Lord" creation "Prodigal Son." (1 March 1952) "Go Down Death; Judgement Day; In the cool of the Day."(good with some scratches) 17Envelope 124 (78) Father's Business. The Creation. 17Envelope 125 (78)The Prodigal Son and Ecclestiastes. Song of Solomon. 17Envelope 126 Selections from Modern Poetry.(excellent sound) Coleridge, Keats, Burns, and Shakespeare. 17Envelope 127 "My Father's Business." (3 August 1948) "Come Give Me Your Hand." 17Envelope 128 Allie and Margaret Gragg Radio Talk about western trip. (sound not good) 17Envelope 129 A) Love and Courtship in America, Pre 1890-1910. B) Continues "for Allie Christmas 1953 from Dave." (reading from the book by Paul MacFarland) (excellent sound) 17Envelope 130 (78)A, B) Bob Hawkes Show Mrs. Dameron from Louisa, Ky. (February 1952) 17Envelope 131 A, B) Town Hall 4 women on "Is This a Man's World?" Ilka Chase, P. Frederick, Agnes Demille, Miss Hyman and John Crosby, L. Mankiwinz. (December 1951) (good) 17Envelope 132 (78)The Monk Chaucer Hodgin. 17Envelope 133 The Congo and Wolfe (Hodgin.) (18 October n.y.) Radio voices and music. (6 November n.y.) (good) Plus the Congo read by Vachel Lindsay. 17Envelope 134 (78) A) The Rubaiyat. (1 November 1949) B) To berbage of the field. 17Envelope 135 A) Natural vs Supernatural Semantics lecture. (Spring 1952) B)1."Good Boys and Alcohol." 2. Natural-Supernatural, Continue.(good) 17Envelope 136 (78)A) Paradise Lost the "Mind its own" and "What you are." "Thinking makes it So." B) "The Devil-ish Mind" Paradise Lost. (16 December 1950) 17Envelope 137 A) Pope on "Criticism" lecture.(12 July 1950) (good) B) Essay on "Criticism." 17Envelope 138 (78) A, B) Pope "Essay on Criticism." (1 January 1949) 17Envelope 139 A) Pope on Criticism lecture. (1949) B) Beauties. (static) 17Envelope 140 A) Lecture on points of view in "Romanticism." English Literature Survey (205). (16 February 1951) (static) B) Conclude and "Romanticism, Realism, Classicism." (16 February 1951) (static) 17Envelope 141 Millay: Lyrics and Sonnets. (12 November 1949) (excellent sound) Millay: Figs... and Early Sonnets. (7 November 1949) 17Envelope 142 Bolsheviks, Sinners, and Fools. (January 1950) Scientific Inquiry.(good sound with some static) 17Envelope 143 (78)Gertrude Laurence, Helen Hayes: 23rd Psalm. Ravel: Tsigonne Oklahoma. Churchhill "Rev. Roscoe Green of West Jefferson." 17Envelope 144 A) Billy Graham "Last Call to Judgement, U.S.A." re: Korean War.(10 December 1950)(scratchy) B) Billy Graham (concluded) Allan Mowbray voice ½ English, ½ Hollywood 17Envelope 145 A) Murrow: Hear it Now, Truman, Taft, Eisenhour. (12 January 1951) B) Nehru, "Spirit of Man." 17Envelope 146 C, D) Murrow: Hear it Now.(December 1950) 17Envelope 147 A) Paradise Lost Part I. (15 December 1950) (poor, scratchy) B) Satan and Beelzebub "to be weak is miserable" 17Envelope 148 "Understanding Politics" Election Day Allie. (7 November 1950) (good) 17Envelope 149 Mendelsson "Song without words" Op. 19, No.1 by Ellen Staton. Boykin "En Bateau." Beethoven Sonata Op. 79 Presto ALLA Tedasca andante vivace. 17Envelope 150 Dan'l and Becky (II Scene) "Young Dan'l Boone." (20 May 1950) (excellent) 17Envelope 151 A) "Town Meeting" "Faith for our Times" Radio B) "Faith" Continue(scratchy) 1. Professor Edmond (Jewish/atheist) 2. Father Ousler 3. Bishop Pardue 4. Audience? 17Envelope 152 (78)1st try-out 27 July A.A.H 8" disc 1,1,E,Oe, A Moon Brother, etc. 17Envelope 153 (78) A) With Dave and Allie "Tater Hill" Pop, Mammy and Bro Barney(29 June 1948) B) Boomer and Pap and Ballad 17Envelope 154 Harry Lauder and Pablo Casals and Herbert Marshall and Joan Fontanne (29 October 1950) Susan Reed, George Gershwin, Walter Houston reading Lindsay's "Abraham Lincoln" 17Envelope 155 1. Bishop of Westminister 2. Archbishop of Canterbury 3. Archbishop of York 4. Sir George Ballou (order of Garter) (15 February 1952) Funeral of Kind George VI Sonata Montiverdi Maria (soprano chorus) con G. Cantelli 17Envelope 156 "Woman's Place" Town Hall Cerf and Söss (23 January 1951) 17Envelope 157 A) L.H.J. (November 1950) by G.M. White "Why I Like Women"(29 November 1950) B) Dulles: Foreign Policy (29 December 1950) (damage) 17Envelope 158 A) Vagabond House Don Blanding, Bob Davis WFMW-TV of Greensboro (1951) B) 1. Davis doing a hillbilly preacher 2. Vagabond House Continue and Bill Ross on (WATA) "Reading Man" (25 April 1951) R.W. Service (good) 17Envelope 159 ) Dickens David Copperfield Radio (24 December 1950) 17Envelope 160 A) Older American Humor Hodgin Delivery (good) 1. Tell and Kiss 2. "Licker" 3. Heaven is for the mounted only (November 1951) 4. Primitive Baptist (radio) B) Preachin' (radio) 17Envelope 161 A) End of a lecture alternate version lecture (fair) Natural-Supernatural The old "Dichotomy" semantics (May 1952) B) Natural-Supernatural (continue) "Always two sides..." 17Envelope 162 Spanish Course 1954 Henry Holt and Company Sample Record 17 Album #1 "The Reading Man" 17Envelope 163 A) "The Reading Man" I (6 October 1950) "Pet's," "Moonlight," "Casey at the Bat" (sounds good with some scratching) B) "Mo' Rain, Mo' Rest" Burns "October" "Trees" 17Envelope 164 A) "The Reading Man" II "The Tar Baby" (13 October n.y.) (sounds good with some scratching) B) "Negro Demus," "Mis Polecat" 17Envelope 165 A ) "The Reading Man" III "Haiwatha"(20 October 1950) (good sound with some static) B) The day is gone 17Envelope 166 A) "The Reading Man" IV "Halloween and Little Orphan Annie" J.W. Riley (WATA)(27 October 1950) (excellent sound) B) Hiawatha's Wooing 17Envelope 167 A) "The Reading Man" V "The Traveling Musicians (Folk Tale) B) Jack doesn't ike to work his father whips him and he leaves home - "Jack and the Robbers" as told by R.M. Ward to Richard Chase (3 November 1950)(excellent sound) 17Envelope 168 "The Reading Man" VII poems for children Milne, Stevenson, de la ware, The Raggedy Man (17 November 1950)(excellent sound) 17Envelope 169 "The Reading Man" VIII "Rip Van Winkle" (24 November 1950) Irwing(excellent sound) 17Envelope 170 A) "The Reading Man" XI Shakespeare, Lyly, Herrick, Lovelace (1 December 1950) B ) Burns, Wordsworth, Hodgson's "Eve" and voice of Fritz Kreisler(11 March 1951) (good sounds with some static) 17Envelope 171 A) "The Reading Man," "Man in the Moon" (8 December 1950) (damaged) B) "The Projectin' Son" 17Envelope 172 A) "The Reading Man" XII "Night Before Christmas" (28 December 1950) B) "How Come Christmas" (good sound with some scratches) 17Envelope 173 A) "The Reading Man" XIII "Emperior's New Clothes" "Tar Baby" concluded (20 December 1950) B) Uncle Remus "In the Deep Well" (good sound but scratchy) 17Envelope 174 A) XV A WATA Coleridge "The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner" Part I(26 January 1951) B) "North Against the Equator" to "Yet I could not die" (damaged) 17Envelope 175 A) "The Reading Man," "7 Ages of Man," "Shakespeare" WATA (9 February 1951) B) Shylock in the Merchant of Venice (9 February 1951) (damaged) 17Envelope 176 A) "The Reading Man" XVI WATA "Ancient Mariner" Part II (2 February 1951) B) "The Ancient Mariner" Mons. Beaucaire 17Envelope 177 A, B)"The Reading Man," "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (19 January 1951)(damaged) 17Envelope 178 A) "The Reading Man" Lines from Shakespeare (16 March 1951) WATA B)1. Romeo and Juliet 1st meeting (good sound with scratches) 2. Balcony scene 1st half 17Envelope 179 A) "The Reading Man," Whittier's "Snowbound" (16 March 1951) B) "Snowbound" (damaged) 17Envelope 180 A) "The Reading Man," "Grandfather Tales," "Skoonkin Huntin," "Old Woman's Bet" WATA (25 February 1951) B) "Soap, Soap" from Grandfather Tales It's In the Book off Radio (damaged) 17Envelope 181 A) "The Reading Man," " Mountain Whippoorwill," Stephen V. Benet (30 March 1951) (excellent sound) B) "Listen Lord," "Creation" J.W. Johnson 17Envelope 182 A)"The Reading Man" Sermon on the Mount (23 March 1951) B) Sermon and Prodigal Son and "Parsifal" Prelude 17Envelope 183 A) "Unda Heavens" "Brer Fox" baby sitter P.B.S. (4 December 1950) (damaged) B) "The Fox Hunt" (5 December 1950) 17Envelope 184 Dickens Christmas Carol L. Barrymore (24 December 1950) WATA 17Envelope 185 Program Practice for first WATA fair sound scratchy 17 Album # 2 Speech Course 17Envelope 186 A) Speech Course by David R. Hodgin Vowels (10 January 1952) (good but scratchy) B) Middle vowels, dipthongs, and consonants 17Envelope 187 Exercises in oral expression (good) Short speech course vowels and dipthongs (20 July 1954) 17Envelope 188 Standard speech (November 1949) (good) Readings: Shakespeare, the Bible, Markham, Frost 17Envelope 189 Speech Course (25 February 1950) (good with hum) Oral expression 17Envelope 190 Enunciation exercise stressing vowels and dipthongs (27 March 1949) Standard Speech D.R. Hodgin (27 March 1949) (good) 17Envelope 191 (78)Exercises Noel Coward(25 September 1948) 17Envelope 192 (78)The Spoken Word, the Daggett Studio New York City Introductory Sentences Walter Hampden An Enemy of the people Walter Hampden 17Envelope 193 (78)The Spoken Word Practical English The Daggett Studio by Walter Robert Matthews Columbus Windsor P. Daggett 17Envelope 194 (78)The Spoken Word The Prodigal Son (Bible) Walter Hampden The Daggett Studio Mending Wall, Frost Cecil Yapp 17Envelope 195 A) Geilgud Hamlet Scenes 1-5(4 March 1951) NBC(Recorded by Hodgin)(scratchy) B) 1. Polonius, Laertes 2. Ghost Scene 17Envelope 196 C) Polonius, the players enter, 2nd solilo D) "To be or not to Be" through play scene 17Envelope 197 E) 1. Hamlet with his mother 2. Ophelia's madness 3. Laertes-king 4. graveyard scene F) Final Scene, duel, etc. and Walter Hampden (good sound) 17Envelope 198 Dartmouth Project Breen, Lowrey, Fliedeman, Thompson, Irwin, Wynn Geilgud and P. Brown Romeo and Juliet, Englishman (wilde) Forbes-Robertson, Irwin, Wynn (scratchy) 17 Album # 3 Murrow Hear It Now 17Envelope 199 Murrow: Hear It Now (22 December 1950) Dean of Westminister Abby(scratchy) a preacher and Hear it Now (30 December 1950) and David Hodgin 17Envelope 200 "Voices on the Air" Bond, Parker Boone New Year's Services and Misc. (good) 17Envelope 201 MacArthur (finals) 9 July, 1952 Republican Nat. Convention Hoover (good) 17Envelope 202 "Voices on the Air" 31 December, 1950 (good) Beethoven Prometheus Overture Tchiakowski Magnificent 31 December, 1950 17Envelope 203 "Voices on the Air" and Winchell 31 December, 1950 (good) 17Envelope 204 "Voices on the Air" 31 December, 1950 (good) 17 Album # 4 Preachin' 17Envelope 205 A) Roy Smith at Preaching Mission God and my Father B) To go back (good) 17Envelope 206 Middletown Preachers 5 November, 1950 (good) 17Envelope 207 Misc. "Old Fashioned Gospel" and Geo. W. Cooper San Antonio Billy Graham 5 November, 1950 (good) 17Envelope 208 "Modernism, vs. Fundamentalism (Southern Presbyterian) November 1951 (good) 17Envelope 209 Noel Coward in Animal Carnival 10 February, 1952 (good) Hillbilly Preacher, Billy graham in Washington D.C. 17Envelope 210 Preaching Mission 5 March, 1952 (fair, scratchy) 17Envelope 211 Mt. Preaching etc. 8 October, 1950 (good but scratchy) 17Envelope 212 (78)4th Symphony Gustav Mahler 4 January, 1952 17 Album #5 Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe 17Envelope 213 A, B)The Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe by David Hodgin I-V (excellent sound) 17Envelope 214 A, B) 78 The Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe 1948-1949 17Envelope 215 C, D) 78 Parts 3 and 4 17 Album #6 People in Quandaries 17Envelope 216 A) People in Quanfaries Introduction "The Worried Reader" November, 1951 B) Semantics Idealism and Frustration 17Envelope 217 C) Verbal cocoons November, 1951 D) Words are symbols and "You can't step into the same river twice" November, 1951 17Envelope 218 E) The Copernican Revolution F) Darwinian Revolution - generalizations 17Envelope 219 G) Generalizations and the Philosophy of change H) Hayakawa: "The Word is not the thing" November, 1951 17 Album #7 Lore 17Envelope 220 A) Lore, the project and "Tale of a Robin" David Hodgin (1950) B) "Spirits Everywhere" 17Envelope 221 C, D) "The Brotherhood," "Totemism" 17Envelope 222 E, F) "When Men made Gods," "To agriculture and the man God" 17Envelope 223 G, H) "The Hero Arrives," "Hero then Human sacrifice and the gods evolve" 17Envelope 224 I, J) "Heroes and Villains" to "The Hero always wins" 17Envelope 225 A, B) "The all-father lecture" (Good Hodgin) (7 December 1949) 17Envelope 226 C, D) "All-father concluded" 17Envelope 227 "Myth-maker Man" 17 Album #8 The Mature Mind 17Envelope 228 Mature Mind "We are Born Inarticulate" and speech reveals character on class (6 July 1951) (wire format) Born to "Isolated Particulars but one world"(studio) 17Envelope 229 A) Mature Mind from wire on class(6 July 1951) "The Eternal Triangle of Sex" to sublimation of sex B) 1. Sex continued 2. The child born self-centered, must learn relationships 17Envelope 230 C, D) Mature Mind "Goodness-Badness" Continued 17Envelope 231 A) The Mature Mind "Goodness" "Knowledge-Ignorance" ) The Mature Mind "Good-Bad" "Knowledge-Ignorance" (11 July 1951) 17Envelope 232 A, B) The Mature Mind "Chewing and digesting" (13 December 1950) 17Envelope 233 C, D) The Mature Mind "Mental Age to Arrested Development" 17Envelope 234 The Mature Mind "Emotional Background and Freud" pp. 20-22 17Envelope 235 E, F) The Mature Mind, pp. 22-23 Living to "get attention by these infantile means" to top p. 26 17Envelope 236 G, H) Mature Mind, Top p.26 17Envelope 237 I, J) Mature Mind to "old Adam become new Adam" To know thyself later 30-35 17 Album #9 The Mountain 17Envelope 238 A, B) Escape to the Mountain –Why I came (16 April 1950) 17Envelope 239 C, D) On the Mountain Easter Sunday 17Envelope 240 D, E) Out the Mount to Zack Miller's and Squirrel Ridge (16 April 1950) 17 LORE "Mortal Matters" 17Envelope 241 I Talks on Mythology mid-portion for wire (12 October 1950) 17Envelope 242 A, B) "Mortal Matters" (Lore) 17Envelope 243 A, B) "Mortal Matters" from Lore (August 1950) 17Envelope 244 A, B) "Mortal Matters" (Conclude) (July 1950) 12" Records 17Envelope 245 A, B) 78 The Symopium (25 July 1948) 17Envelope 246 A, B) The Rubaiyat (3 January 1949) 17Envelope 247 (78)The rubaiyat (condensed)(December 1948) 17Envelope 248 (78)"Yes, Pioneers"(26 March 1949) 17Envelope 249 (78)"The People Yes" 1st and last parts (July 27, n.y.) 17Envelope 250 "The Lower Animal" 17Envelope 251 A) "Tater Hill" Pop and Sal(July 1948) B) Pop and Uncle Bud (July 1948) 17Envelope 252 King David from Roark Bradford The Green Roller (15 August 1949) 17Envelope 253 (78)"The People Yes" (25 September n.y.) 17Envelope 254 "The Green Pastures" (15 August 1949) 17Envelope 255 A) Sermon on the Mount (15 August 1949) B) Genesis II, III (30 November 1949) 12" Single Records 17Envelope 256 A,B) "Yes, Pioneers" (December 1949) 17Envelope 257 A,B) "Yes, Pioneers" (December 1949) 17Envelope 258 A) "Millay's Renaissance" (4 March1949) B) Readings from Keats Poem to Eudaemon, Ode on a Grecian Urn, Ode to a nightingale 17Envelope 259 longer version "Ballad of Tall Tom Wolfe" (3 March 1949) 17Envelope 260 A) Frost's "New Hampshire" (2 April 1949) B) Whitman (The Body) (2 April 1949) 17Envelope 261 "Competition" I excellent Hodgin 17Envelope 262 (78)"Competition" II (1 January 1949) 17Envelope 263 (78)"Essay on Competition" (1 January 1949) 17Envelope 264 Myth Maker Man LORE 17Envelope 265 A) Poetry Readings (1 March 1949) Frost, Millay, "Patterns" "Again Spring" B) "Young Daniel Boone 1st. Scene (1 March 1949) 17Envelope 266 A ) Radio transcription King George VI and organ (25 December 1949) B) Radio Voices Ronald Coleman and Cedric Hardwick (26 December 1949) 17Envelope 267 A) "Dionysos" a reading and Strauss "Death and Transfiguration" B) The Hero 17Envelope 268 A) "Vagabond House" Bob Davis B) Bill Ross, Bob Davis, et. al. 10" Records 17Envelope 269 Les Sylphides 17Envelope 270 (78)Album of 4 square dance records 17Envelope 271 2 linguaphone Language course records 17Envelope 272 6 "The Spoken Word" Daggett Studio Records in wooden file box dated 1908 12" Records 17Envelope 273 Shakespearean Recital #4 17Envelope 274 Darthmouth Recording Project I 17Envelope 275 Darthmouth Recording Project II 17Envelope 276 Shakespeare Othello I 17Envelope 277 Shakespeare Othello II 17Envelope 278 Shakespeare Othello III 17Envelope 279 Orpheus Ballet – Stowkowski 17Envelope 280 Song of the flea 17Envelope 281 Meditation – Heifetz 17Envelope 282 Hitler's Inferno 17Envelope 283 Paganini: Ormandy 12" Albums 17Envelope 284A A) Listen and Learn Spanish 17Envelope 284B B) Listen and Learn Spanish 17Envelope 284C C) Listen and Learn Spanish 17Envelope 285A A) a. Monteverdi side 1 b. Monteverdi side 6 17Envelope 285B B) a. Monteverdi side 2 b. Monteverdi side 5 17Envelope 285C C) a. Monteverdi side 3 b. Monteverdi side 4 17Envelope 286A A) a. Linguaphone spoken English and broken English side 1 b. Linguaphone spoken English and broken English side 2 17Envelope 286B B) a. Linguaphone spoken English and broken English side 3 b. Linguaphone spoken English and broken English side 4 17Envelope 287A A) The Ballad of the Harp-Weaver 17Envelope 287B B) Edna St. Vincent Millay 17Envelope 287C C) Renascence 17Envelope 287D D) Renascence 17Envelope 288A A) a. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 1 b. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 2 17Envelope 288B B) a. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 3 b. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 4 17Envelope 288C C) a. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 5 b. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 6 17Envelope 288D D) a. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 7 b. Symphony No. 5 in c Minor part 8 17Envelope 288E E) a. Lucia di Lammermoor- Mad scene part 1 b. Lucia di Lammermoor- Mad scene part 2 17Envelope 288F F) a. Puccini La Bohime: Act I b. Puccini La Bohime: Act III 17Envelope 288G G) Waltz in c-sharp minor songs without words 17Envelope 288H H) Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 17Envelope 288I I) a. Louise Homer- Enrico Caruso b. Blank 17Envelope 289A A) Orpheusin Hades Overture 17Envelope 289B B) a. Les Pre'Ludes- part 3 b. Les Pre'Ludes- part 4 17Envelope 289C C) a. Les Pre'Ludes- part 1 b. Les Pre'Ludes- part 2 17Envelope 289D D) a. Carmen Fantasie part 1 a. Carmen Fantasie part 2 17Envelope 289E E) a. Prelude b. Nocturnein E flat 17Envelope 289F a. Ave Maria b. Air for G string 17Envelope 289G a. Trovatore b. Trovatore 17Envelope 289H a. Caprice b. Open 17Envelope 289I a. Marche Slave b. Marche Slave 17Envelope 289J a. Andante Cantabile b. Liebesleid 17Envelope 289K a. Tannhauser- The evening star b. Die Meister singer- Prize Song 17Envelope 289L Voices of Spring 17Envelope 289M a. The Messiah- Behold the Lamb of God b. The Messiah- Glory to God 17Envelope 290A a. One Lives But Once, part 1 b. One Lives But Once, part 2 17Envelope 290B a. Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 OP 46 b. Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 OP 46 17Envelope 290C a. Tannhauser, part 3 b. Tannhauser-prelude to Act 3 17Envelope 290D a. I Hear You Calling Me a. Blank 17Envelope 290E a. Adeste Fideles b. Blank 17Envelope 290F a. Bolero part 3 b. Gymnope die No. 1 17Envelope 290G a. Bachiana B Rasileiras No. 5 b.Bachiana B Rasileiras No. 5 17Envelope 290H a. The Balalaika Serenade b. The Balalaika Serenade 17Envelope 290I a. Julius Caesar-Brutus and Portia b. Twelfth Night-The Duke and Viola 17Envelope 290J a. The Picnic b. Blank 17Envelope 291A a. L'Africana -O Paradiso b. Carmen il fior Che Aven 17Envelope 291B Midsummer Night's Dream 17Envelope 291C Beethoven 17Envelope 291D a. Scherzo- Tarantelle a. Open 17Envelope 291E Tannhauser Overture 17Envelope 291F a. Tannhauser Overture part 1 b. Tannhauser Overture part 2 17Envelope 291G John McCormack 17Envelope 291H a. Die Meistersinger-Overture part 1 b. Die Meistersinger-Overture part 2 17Envelope 291I a. Minuet b. Nocturne 17Envelope 291J a. Impromptu In a Flat b. Etude in e major 17Envelope 291K a. Tannhauser b. Marriage of Figaro 17Envelope 291L Lie bestraum Removed Material

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