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Julian Goodman Papers

MSS 708

Special Collections and University Archives

Jean and Alexander Heard Library

Vanderbilt University

Nashville, Tennessee 37203-2427

© 2016 Vanderbilt University Special Collections and University Archives (615) 322-2807 | [email protected]

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Biographical Note:

Personal Life

Julian Goodman was born on May 1st, 1922 in Glasgow, Kentucky to parents Clara Franklin and

Charles Austin Goodman, Sr. He was the youngest of three sons. From 1939-1942 Goodman attended

Western Kentucky University (then Western State College). His time there was interrupted by a brief

career in the army from 1942-1943. Upon return, Goodman began working a government research job in

Washington, DC and earned his Bachelor’s degree in Economics at George Washington University in

1948. Goodman married Betty Davis, also a Kentucky native, in 1946. The couple had four children:

Julie, John, Jeffrey, and Greg.

Career

Goodman’s successful journalism career famously began on a three dollar per week salary at The

Glasgow Daily Times. Later, Goodman took a government research job for the Combined Production and

Resources Board in Washington, DC. While there, Goodman met William McAndrew, the head of NBC

News. McAndrew hired Goodman as a news writer for WRC, NBC’s Washington news outlet in 1945.

Over the next twenty years Goodman became a key player for NBC, quickly moving up the ranks. In

1956 he hired Chet Huntley and David Brinkley to head the reports for that year’s political conventions.

Huntley and Brinkley’s reporting was very successful, and Goodman gave them an evening news

program: the Huntley – Brinkley Report. The program became NBC’s flagship evening news program,

running from 1956-1970. Goodman considered pairing the two reporters one of the best moments in his

career. In 1959, Goodman was named Director of NBC News and Public Affairs. In this position, he

produced the “Great Debates” between future Presidents John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. Goodman

then became Vice President of NBC News in 1961 and Senior Executive Vice President of Operations,

Executive Vice President, and Senior Vice president all in 1965. In 1966 Goodman was elected President

and Chief Administrative Officer of NBC. At age 44, he was NBC’s youngest president and one of the

first to come through broadcasting rather than sales, which marked a change in the way the broadcasting

world did business. He served as President of NBC from March 1966 – April 1974.

During his tenure as President, Goodman negotiated a million dollar deal to keep Johnny Carson

as host of “The Tonight Show.” He was also at the forefront during the famous debacle now known as the

“Heidi Bowl” in which East Coast viewers missed an exciting last minute comeback in a rivalry football

game when NBC began showing the movie Heidi at its scheduled time. Goodman is also known for his

strong support of First Amendment rights. His outspokenness on the issue landed him on President

Nixon’s “opponents list” which was published in newspapers in 1973. Goodman is also famously known

for never seeking a raise throughout his career and did not describe himself as an ambitious man. In the

years of Goodman’s presidency NBC received over 800 broadcasting awards.

From April 1974 – May 1979 Goodman was Chairman of NBC. At the time of his retirement,

he was Chairman of NBC’s Executive Committee.

Goodman was the recipient of numerous broadcasting awards. Among these are the “George

Foster Peabody award” for outstanding work in the area of First Amendment Rights and privileges for

broadcasting (1974), and, perhaps the most prestigious award in broadcasting, the National Association of

Broadcaster’s Distinguished Service Award (1976).

Retirement

On May 31st, 1979 Goodman took an early retirement from NBC, but continued to serve the

Board of Directors. In the years after his retirement Goodman joined the Board of Directors for Gannett


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Inc., a media and marketing solutions company; Gulf Oil Corporation; McDonnell Douglas Corporation,

and the Larchmont New York Federal Savings and Loan Association, and was active in other civic,

business, and journalistic endeavors. He continued his advocacy for First Amendment rights and in 1987

made a statement before the House Committee against the Fairness Doctrine, legislation which he felt

would restrict that right. In 1988 Julian and his wife Betty moved from New York to Florida, where they

lived together until his death from kidney failure in July, 2012. During a 1998 interview with the Archive

of American Television, Goodman was asked how he would like to be remembered. He answered, “As

everybody would like to be remembered. Well and favorably. He did a good job. He did the best he

could.”

Chronology/Timeline:

May 1, 1922: Born in Glasgow, Kentucky

1936-1939: Attends and graduates from Glasgow High School in Glasgow, KY

1939- 1942: Begins an A.B. program at Western State College (now Western Kentucky University)

1942 – 1943: Military service

1943 – 1945: Works for the Combined Production and Resources Board in Washington

1945 -1948: Attends and graduates from George Washington University night school with an A.B. in

Economics

1945 – 1948: Begins career at NBC as a news writer for station WRC in Washington

1948 – 1950: Washington editor of NBC’s News of the World

1950 – 1959: Manager of News and Special Events for NBC Radio Network and NBC Washington

1956: Supervises NBC’s central news desk at the year’s political conventions; assigns Chet Huntley and

David Brinkley to head the reports

1956 – 1970: the Huntley – Brinkley Report begins and airs

1959 – 1961: Director for NBC News and Public Affairs

1960: Produces the “Great Debates” between John. F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon

1961 – 1965: Vice President of NBC News

1965 – 1966: Senior Executive Vice President of Operations of NBC

April 1966 – 1974: President and Chief Administrative Officer of NBC

January 1966: Receives a spot with the Board of Directors of NBC

March 1968: Calls for freedom from legislation and government regulation that tends to “suppress the

progressive forces of broadcasting and limit what it can do for the public.”

1970 Named “Kentuckian of the Year”


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1971: Becomes one of the names listed in Nixon’s Enemies List

1972: Elected to the Board of Directors of RCA Corporation on January 1, 1972

April 1974 : Becomes Chairman of the Board of NBC

October 8, 1978: Becomes Chairman of the NBC Executive Committee

May 31, 1979: Takes an early retirement from NBC

1980: Joins the Board of Directors of Gannett Inc.

July 1981: Gulf Oil Corporation elects Goodman to its Board of Directors

1987: Makes a statement before the House Committee, stating strong disapproval of the Fairness

Doctrine.

July 2012: Death of Julian Goodman in Florida.

Scope and Content Note:

This collection is comprised of the personal and corporate papers including photographs, audio

visual material, and memorabilia of Julian Goodman who was both President and Chairman of

the Board of NBC (the National Broadcasting Company) from 1966 until his retirement in May

of 1979. The dates of these papers range from 1941 - 1996, with the majority of the material in

the 34 year period that Goodman worked for NBC ( 1945 - 1979).

The collection is comprised of approximately 65 linear feet of material and is arranged in the

following series:

Personal and Biographical

Articles/Congressional Testimony/Speeches by Julian Goodman

NBC Corporate Affiliates

NBC Corporate People

NBC Corporate Personal

NBC Corporate Programming

NBC Corporate RCA

NBC Corporate Reports

NBC Corporate Subject Files

NBC Corporate U.S. Government

Gannett Corporation Board

Photographs

Audio Visual Materials

Memorabilia

Oversize

Although there is not a Correspondence Series per se, the bulk of the material in one way or

another is heavily weighted with Goodman’s letters, memos, and written comments and notes

and with incoming memos, letters, reports, and notes from his colleagues and other associates


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with whom he conducted the business of this major U.S. broadcasting corporation on a daily

basis. Prominent among the correspondents are David Brinkley, Robert Kintner, David Adams,

Reuven Frank, Walter D. Scott, and William McAndrews.

The Series:

Personal and Biographical

Box 1

Activities and Organizations

1. Academy of Television Arts and Sciences – Hall of Fame Selection Committee – 1985

2. American Council for the Arts – Benefit Co-Chair – 1982

3. American Council for the Arts – Benefit Co-Chair – 1982

4. Bay Hill

5. Boards – Associated Press Dinner to honor JG – 1979

6. Boards – The Board Room (Private Club)

7. Boards – Boy Scouts of America – 1988

8. Boards – Center for Communication

9. Boards – Corporate Childcare information

10. Boards – The George Washington University International Communication Institute




14. Boards – Gulf Oil Corporation

15. Boards – Gulf Oil Corporation/Paul Sheldon

16. Boards – The Kentuckians

17. Boards – Larchmont Federal Savings and Loan – 1989

18. Boards – McDonnell Douglas – 1988 – 1994

19. Boards – National Urban League committee – 1975- 1978

20. Boards – University of Georgia School of Journalism


Box 2

Activities and Organizations




4. Boards – miscellaneous

5. Champion Tuck Awards – panelist – 1984

6. Democratic Site Selection Committee – 1975


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7. The George Washington University Alumni

8. The George Washington University Program in Radio and Television – 1984

9. Golf

10. Golf

11. International Institute of Communications – 1985

12. International Radio and Television Society 50th

Anniversary Dinner Committee – 1989

13. Kentuckians of New York – Dinners – 1980-81; 1993

14. Memberships and dues – 1978

15. Memphis State University – Seminar leader – April 1981

16. Museum of Broadcasting – lecture – “Broadcasting’s Fight for Freedom” 1980

17. National Association of Broadcasters Convention –Invitation- 1984

18. Requests: Public Understanding of Science Panel; Senate Testimony

Awards

19. List – 1959-1977

20. Honorary degrees – list; Citation and Presentation documents from University of Florida,

August 25, 1973

21. Awards, Committee Memberships, Speeches – List – 1978 -79

22. George Washington University Alumni Achievement Award – February 22, 1967

23. OBIE from the Orange Bowl Committee – May 2, 1967

24. Kentuckian of the Year – November 19, 1970

25. NBC Service Awards – program 1970

26. International Radio and Television Society Gold Medal, March 9, 1972/remarks

27. Distinguished Communications Medal Radio and Television Commission, Southern

Baptist Convention – February 8, 1973

28. American Association of State Colleges and Universities Distinguished Alumnus Award

– November 8, 1973

29. Sigma Delta Chi Hall of Fame – May 1975

30. Distinguished Kentuckian – October 1975

31. George Foster Peabody Award – 1974-75 (1)

Box 3

Awards


2. George Foster Peabody Award - 1974-75 ( 3)


4. Distinguished Service Award, National Association of Broadcasters –March 1976

5. IRTS (International Radio and Television Society) Gold Medal Award to NBC, March

18, 1976 accepted by JG

6. Richard Rodgers Award from the Professional Children’s School – December 12, 1977

7. The Commonwealth Award of Distinguished Service – 1981

8. Di Gamma Kappa Distinguished Achievement in Broadcasting – 1986

9. The Common Wealth Award of Distinguished Service – Invitation – 1988-89


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10. The Oak Award – Louisville, Kentucky – 1989

Family

11. Genealogy information – 1974

12. Goodman, Betty Sue Davis (wife) – 1944

13. Goodman, Betty Sue Davis (wife) – June 19, 1966 – Courier Journal article

14. Goodman, Betty Sue Davis (wife)

15. Goodman, Charles Austin (father) – letter 1971; obituary February 1972

16. Goodman, Charles Austin (father) – death - condolences – February 1972

17. Goodman, Charles Austin (father) – death – condolences – February 1972






23. Goodman, Charlie (brother)

Box 4

Family

1. Goodman, Frances – 1966

2. Goodman, Greg (son)

3. Goodman, Jeffrey J. (son) – Resume

4. Goodman, John (son)

5. Goodman, Julie (Mrs. Ken Koerner) (daughter)

6. Correspondence from other relatives

Kentucky Files

7. Correspondence – 1962 – 1972

8. Correspondence – 1976 - 1977



11. Baron Reunion – 1989

12. Brown, Governor John Y. – 1980

13. Citizens Bank and Trust Company – History – 1980

14. Glasgow High School, Class of 1939, 50th

Reunion – 1989

15. Glasgow magazine – 1992

16. Fountain Run Cemetery – History, 1855 -1955

17. Helms, Harold H.

18. Kentucky Derby –May 4, 1963 – ticket stubs

19. Lindsey Wilson College – 1989

20. Pearce, John Ed (journalist)

21. Vaughan, William W. – 1966 – 1969


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22. Vaughan, William W. – 1970 – 1973

23. Vaughan, William W. – 1974

24. Vaughan, William W. – 1978;1991

25. Vaughan, William W. – typescript of book on Alben Barkley (photocopy)

26. Vaughan, William W. – typescript of book on Alben Barkley (photocopy, pp. 65-132)

27. Vaughan, William W. – typescript of book on Alben Barkley (photocopy)

Box 5

Kentucky Files

1. Watson, Thomas T. – last will and testament

2. Western Kentucky State College – Class of 1943 – alumni

3. Western Kentucky University

4. Western Kentucky University – Julian Goodman Fund, 1981 -82

5. Western Kentucky University – Downing, Dero

6. New articles

People

7. Adams, Valda L., Jr. – obituary – 1983

8. Bowling, James C.

9. Breathitt, Frances Holloman – 1985

10. Deeb, Gary – 1982

11. Foley, Dr. William T.

12. Gagliardi, Frank (Larchmont, Winged Foot Golf Club)

13. Goad, Rex

14. Murray, George F. – 1981

15. Porter, Paul A.

16. Washburn, Abbott – 1987-88

17. Wood, Robert J. – 1989

18. Resumes – Madeline David; Melanie Jamgochian; Dee Wedemeyer; others

Other

19. Biographies of JG

20. Birth certificate/radiophone program – May 1, 1922 – presented by NBC

21. Birthday

22. Book project material

23. Cartoons/humor

24. Cartoons/humor

25. Quoque – the Hamptons, N.Y.

26. Stationery, business cards

27. Travel – Rome, Athens – October 1971

28. Travel – 1980

29. Travel – collection of postcards


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30. Miscellaneous – pages from appointment books, 1982 -1984

31. Miscellaneous – address change 1994

32. Miscellaneous – newspaper articles

33. Miscellaneous

Articles/Congressional Testimonies/Speeches by JG

Box 6

Articles by Julian Goodman

1. October 1963 – “The Challenges of Broadcast Journalism” in The Quill, vol. 51, no.

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2. Summer 1966 “Network TV Programming” in GW:The George Washington University

Magazine/ with related material

3. 1966 – By-Liner for The Daily Variety

4. August 19 – 26, 1966 “The Call Board” in The Long Island Entertainer, Vol. 4, no. 36

5. March 13, 1967 “Television Digest White Paper Interview” vol. 7:11

6. May 7, 1967 – comments for World Communication Day/ with related materials

7. 1967 – comments for The Broadcasting Journal/ with related materials

8. 1967 – requests for articles

9. January 5 – 11, 1968 – “The Call Board” in The Long Island Entertainer, Vol.6, no.5

10. 1970 –“Outlook for Commercial Broadcasting” drafts with related materials

11. February 1970 –“Television” (p. 24) in The American Way

12. August 3, 1970 –“TV Formulas Won’t Bring Fairness” in The Wall Street Journal/with

related materials

13. 1970 – request for articles

14. Spring 1971 –“A Broadcaster Looks at Broadcasting” in Electronic Age Quarterly

Publication of RCA

15. December 24, 1972 –“Commercials Against Commercials? Help!” in The New York

Times/ with related materials

16. 1972 – Outlook Section of the Pasadena Star News/with related materials

17. Spring 1973 – “The Stake is Freedom” in Television Quarterly, Vol. x, no. 3/with related

materials

18. 1973 –“They Thought They Heard a Tenor” in The Educational ABC’s of American

Industry- draft with related materials

19. August 6, 1974 – “The Future Depends on Guidelines Now” in Newsday

20. August 7, 1974 –“Regulate, Punish, Control” in St. Louis Post-Dispatch

21. Summer 1974 –“It’s Everybody’s Freedom” in Television Quarterly, Vol. xi, no. 4

22. July 1975 –“Fairness Doctrine – Fair or Foul?” in The Deadliner, Vol. 18, no. 3/ with

related materials

23. 1975 – “What Communication Means to Me” for Cuadernos de Comunicacion/with

related materials

24. June 10, 1976 – interview with JG and Herb Schlosser for the June 21, 1976 issue of

Broadcasting Magazine/with related materials

25. Fall 1978 –“Network News: Running Shackled?’ in Television Quarterly,Vol.xv, no. iii


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26. May 14, 1979 “Television Digest White Paper” interview, vol. 19:20 – full text and

related materials

27. October 20, 1980-Review in Television/Radio Age of Making It Perfectly Clear: An

Inside Account of Nixon’s Love-Hate Relationship with the Media by Herb Klein

28. March 3, 1986 “Viewpoints” in Television/Radio Age

29. February 2, 1987 – Review of The General in Television/Radio Age

30. July 15, 1988 – Guest columnist in USA Today

31. November 1988 – “No Compromise on ‘Fairness’” in Washington Journalism Review

32. October 1988 “The Olympics: a Better Way” in Washington Journalism Review

33. Undated – “Networks are Thread Tying USA Together” in USA Today

Box 7

Congressional Testimony

1. August 23, 1966

2. October 9 – 16, 1967

3. June 3, 1970

4. June 10, 1971

5. October 12, 1971

6. March 23, 1972

7. March 9, 1973

8. March 22, 1973

9. March 7, 1974

10. April 5, 1974

11. April 29, 1975

12. April 29, 1975

13. June 11, 1975

14. July 30, 1976 (Staff paper)

15. June 22, 1978

16. April 14, 1983

17. April 14 – 15, 1983

18. April 14 – 15, 1983

Box 8

Congressional Testimony

1. April 14 - 15, 1983

2. April 28 - 30, 1987

3. Index – August 23, 1966 - February 28, 1974

Speeches

4. 1959

5. Pre-1963 – New Orleans


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6. January 18, 1963 – South Carolina Broadcasters’ Association – Text, Correspondence

7. May 3, 1963 – Radio TV Banquet, Indiana University, Bloomington

8. October 11, 1963 – Annenberg School of Communication at University of Pennsylvania -

9. 1963 - Speech material

10. April 5, 1964 – Association for Professional Broadcasting Education, Chicago

11. June 2, 1964 – Address to Affiliates meeting

12. September 11, 1964 – Advertising Club, Louisville, Kentucky – Text, Correspondence

13. December 3, 1964 – Sigma Delta Chi, Kansas City, Missouri

14. February 5, 1965 – University of Kentucky, Centennial Communications Symposium –

Correspondence and Press Release

15. April 21, 1965 – Sigma Delta Chi, Detroit , Michigan – Text and Correspondence

16. April 27, 1965 – Military Chaplains Association, Boston, Massachusetts – Text and

Correspondence

17. October 13, 1965 – Fair Campaign Practices Committee, Washington DC -

Correspondence

18. January 16, 1966 – AFL Owners (American Football League), Houston, Texas

19. May 12, 1966 – TV Affiliates, Honolulu, Hawaii

20. June 4, 1966 – Commencement Address at Newport Schools for Girls, Newport, Rhode

Island – Text and Correspondence

21. August 5, 1966 – “A Time to Grow” Commencement Address at Western Kentucky

University, Bowling Green, KY – Text, Correspondence

22. August 5, 1966 – “A Time to Grow” Commencement Address at Western Kentucky

University, Bowling Green, KY – Text, Correspondence, Programs, Others

23. October 1, 1966 – “Television in the Age of the Satellite” Radio and Television News

Directors Association – Text, Correspondence, Press Release

24. October 17, 1966 – NBC Radio Networks Affiliates, New Orleans, Louisiana

Box 9

Speeches

1. October 25, 1966 – “Television: A Perspective on Tomorrow” Association of National

Advertisers, Colorado Springs, Colorado

2. October 25, 1966 – “Television: A Perspective on Tomorrow” Association of National

Advertisers, Colorado Springs, Colorado – Related Materials

3. November 11, 1966 – “Communications: The Challenge of Tomorrow” Sigma Delta Chi

Convention, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

4. November 11, 1966 – “Communications: The Challenge of Tomorrow” Sigma Delta Chi

Convention, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

5. 1966 – Speech material (1)



8. March 10, 1967 – TV Affiliates Meeting, Hollywood, California – Text and Press

Release

9. April 12, 1967 – “Community and Communications” Baylor University, Waco, Texas –

Text and Press Release


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10. April 12, 1967 – “Community and Communications” Baylor University, Waco, Texas –

Correspondence

11. August 29, 1967 – “Television and the World Community” International Television

Contest, West Berlin, Germany – Text, Press Release, Correspondence

12. August 29, 1967 – “Television and the World Community” International Television

Contest, West Berlin, Germany – Schedule and Correspondence

Box 10

Speeches

1. October 11, 1967 – “Here to Stay But Not to Stay the Same” Advertisers’ Club of

Cincinnati – Text and Correspondence

2. October 11, 1967 – “Here to Stay But Not to Stay the Same” Advertisers’ Club of

Cincinnati – Articles, Press Release

3. November 9, 1967 – “It’s All Educational Television” William Jewell College , Kansas

City, Missouri – Texts

4. November 9, 1967 – “It’s All Educational Television” William Jewell College , Kansas

City, Missouri – Related Materials

5. 1967 – Speech Requests

6. 1967 – Speech Material (1)


8. January 26, 1968 – “Tracking the Future” Soap and Detergent Association, New York,

New York – Text and Correspondence

9. March 22, 1968 – Adcraft Club, Detroit, Michigan – Correspondence, Articles

10. March 28, 1968 – TV Affiliates Convention, New York, New York – Text,

Correspondence, Press Release

11. June 13, 1968 – RCA Personnel Meeting, Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania – Draft Outline,

Programs, Correspondence

12. September 15, 1968 – Larchmont Avenue Churchmen, New York

13. September 30, 1968 – WRC 45th

Anniversary, Washington, D.C.

14. October 24, 1968 – Radio Affiliates Convention, New York, New York – Text,

Correspondence

15. 1968 - Speech Requests

Box 11

Speeches

1. 1968 – “Event Television” – draft

2. January 27, 1969 – “Television Journalism in a Free Society” 11th

Annual KMTV

Television Public Service Awards Dinner, Omaha, Nebraska


Annual KMTV

Television Public Service Awards Dinner, Omaha, Nebraska - Text, Press Release,

Correspondence


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Annual KMTV

Television Public Service Awards Dinner, Omaha, Nebraska - Text, Press Release,

Correspondence

5. February 22, 1969 – Lindenwood College Symposium, St. Charles, Missouri – Text,

Correspondence

6. April 18, 1969 – Security Analysts – Outline and Related Materials

7. April 23, 1969 – “Television and the World of the Seventies” Confederation of British

Industry, London, England

8. April 23, 1969 – “Television and the World of the Seventies” Confederation of British

Industry, London, England – Correspondence, Schedule, General Information

9. May 13, 1969 – TV Affiliates Meeting, Los Angeles, California – Outline of Remarks

10. May 27, 1969 – NBC Labor Relations Meeting, Princeton, New Jersey – Outline

11. June 19, 1969 – The Anderson School, Larchmont, New York – Commencement Address

12. August 12, 1969 – Heads of Industry Luncheon, United Fund of Allegheny County,

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Text, Schedule, Press Release

13. August 12, 1969 – Heads of Industry Luncheon, United Fund of Allegheny County,

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – Correspondence

Box 12

Speeches

1. October 23, 1969 – Security Analysts – text and revised draft

2. 1969

3. 1969 – Statements by Julian Goodman

4. 1969 – Speech Requests

5. January 13, 1970 – “Creativity, Responsibility, Leadership and Television Society”

Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California


Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California - Text

7. January 13, 1970 “Creativity, Responsibility, Leadership and Television Society”

Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California - Draft


Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California - Correspondence and

Press Release


Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California

10. March 10, 1970 – “The People, The Press, and the First Amendment” University of

Texas, Austin – Articles


Texas, Austin - Text

12. March 10, 1970 –“The People, The Press, and the First Amendment” University of

Texas, Austin – Correspondence


Texas, Austin – Correspondence

14. May 21, 1970 – TV Affiliates Meeting, New York – Text and Correspondence


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15. June 23, 1970 – “Television’s Silent Majority” Rocky Mountain Association of

Broadcasters, Jackson Hole, Wyoming





Box 13

Speeches

1. October 19, 1970 – Radio Affiliates, San Francisco – Text, Correspondence, and Press

Release

2. November 5, 1970 – Glasgow, Kentucky Rotary Club – Correspondence and Press

Release

3. December 7, 1970 – “The Future of Television” memo to Station Managers

4. 1970 – Drafts

5. 1970 – Requests





10. February 1, 1971 – Remarks at Broadcast Pioneers’ Mike Award Dinner for WWJ, New

York City

11. April 21, 1971 – “New Pressures on Old Freedoms” Canadian Association of

Broadcasters, Montreal, Canada

12. April 21, 1971 – “New Pressures on Old Freedoms” Canadian Association of

Broadcasters, Montreal, Canada

13. October 1, 1971 – RTNDA (Radio Television News Directors Association)

Communicator

14. October 27, 1971 – NBC Radio Affiliates Convention, New York – Text

Box 14

Speeches


2. 1971 – (1)

3. 1971 – (2)

4. January 11, 1972 – Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California

5. January 11, 1972 – Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California

6. January 11, 1972 – Hollywood Radio and Television Society, Beverly Hills, California -

Question and Answers

7. March 9, 1972 – “Broadcasting in Wonderland” Gold medal Awarded to Julian

Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York


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8. March 9, 1972 – “Broadcasting in Wonderland” Gold medal Awarded to Julian

Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York

9. March 9, 1972 – “Broadcasting in Wonderland” Gold Medal Awarded to Julian

Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York – Text of Speech

10. March 9, 1972 – “Broadcasting in Wonderland” Gold Medal Awarded To Julian

Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York – Press Release and

Correspondence


Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York – Telegrams,

Correspondence, Ad


Goodman, International Radio and Television Society, New York – Program Information

Packet

Box 15

Speeches

1. May 4, 1972 – NBC TV Affiliates Convention, Los Angeles, California

2. May 4, 1972 – NBC TV Affiliates Convention, Los Angeles, California

3. July 8, 1972 –Pre-Convention Meeting, NBC News Personnel, Miami

4. October 11, 1972 – “Fairness Today (Censorship Tomorrow?): Great Issues Forum”

University of Southern California









9. December 12, 1972 – Cosmopolitan Chamber of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois

10. December 12, 1972 – Cosmopolitan Chamber of Commerce, Chicago, Illinois


12. 1972/73 – Speech Material

13. February 9, 1973 – “Press Freedom Belongs to You” Southern Baptist Radio and

Television Commission, Fort Worth, Texas

Box 16

Speeches


Television Commission, Fort Worth, Texas – Text and Correspondence


Television Commission, Fort Worth, Texas


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3. May 7, 1973 – NBC TV Affiliates Convention Speech, Los Angeles, California

4. May 18, 1973 – “The Fairness Doctrine vs Press Freedom” American Women in Radio

and Television, Miami Beach, Florida

5. May 18, 1973 – “Airwaves, Newsprint, and Press Freedom” Convention of American

Women in Radio and Television, Miami Beach, Florida

6. May 18, 1973 – “Airwaves, Newsprint, and Press Freedom” Convention of American

Women in Radio and Television, Miami Beach, Florida

7. August 25, 1973 – “Airwaves, Newsprint, and Press Freedom” Commencement Address

University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida

8. October 4, 1973 – “What Crossroads?” Association of National Advertisers Workshop on

Television Advertising, New York – Text, Press Release, and Correspondence

9. October 4, 1973 – “What Crossroads?” Association of National Advertisers Workshops

on Television Advertising, New York – Text, Press Release, and Correspondence

10. October 12, 1973 – Radio and Television News Directors Association, Seattle,

Washington – Text and Correspondence

11. October 12, 1973 – Radio and Television News Directors Association, Seattle,

Washington – Press Releases and Correspondence

Box 17

Speeches

1. November 8, 1973 – “Television Really is an Education” AASCU (American Association

of State Colleges and Universities) San Diego, California

2. November 8, 1973 – “Television Really is an Education” Annual Meeting of the AASCU

(American Association of State Colleges and Universities) San Diego, California

3. November 8, 1973 – “Television Really is an Education” AASCU (American Association

of State Colleges and Universities) San Diego, California

4. December 12, 1973 – Central Presbyterian Church of Denver, Colorado, Significant

Speakers Series – Schedule, Text, Press Releases, Correspondence


6. May 21, 1974 – NBC TV Affiliates Convention

7. May 31, 1974 – “What Good is Freedom of the Press if There Isn’t One” APBA

(Associated Press Broadcasters Association) Kansas City, Missouri





10. June 11, 1974 – RCA Laboratories, Princeton, New Jersey

11. October 7, 1974 – ABU (Asian Broadcasting Union) Tokyo, Japan



Box 18


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Speeches

1. October 25, 1974 – World Communications Meeting, Acapulco, Mexico

2. October 25, 1974 – World Communications Meeting, Acapulco, Mexico

3. October 30, 1974 – UN Association of New York Award Dinner Honoring Pauline

Frederick

4. December 5, 1974 – Harvard Business School, Cambridge, Massachusetts

5. 1974 – General Requests









14. April 28, 1975 – “The Public Interest vs. Special Interest” National conference of

Christians and Jews, Memphis, Tennessee


Christians and Jews, Memphis, Tennessee


Christians and Jews, Memphis, Tennessee – Text, Correspondence, and Press Release


Christians and Jews, Memphis, Tennessee “The Public Interest vs. Special Interest” –

Text and Tape Recording


Christians and Jews, Memphis, Tennessee – Text, Correspondence, and Press Release

Box 19

Speeches

1. May 1975 – TV Affiliates, Los Angeles, California – Notes

2. October 23, 1975 – Kentucky Broadcasters Association, Bowling Green, Kentucky

3. December 3, 1975 – Lazard Freres Group Dinner, Links Club, New York

4. December 6, 1975 – “Freedom: The First Priority” Anti Defamation League Dinner,

Atlanta, Georgia


Atlanta, Georgia


Atlanta, Georgia


8. 1975 – General

9. 1975 – Speech Material – 1. Eisenhower – Committee on National purpose; 2. Harris Poll

- Medicine College, TV News


18

10. 1975 – Speech Material






16. January 30, 1976 – George Washington University Law Alumni

17. February 10, 1976 – “Freedom from Restriction – A Franchise for All” International

Franchise Association, Palm Springs, California

Box 20

Speeches


Franchise Association, Palm Springs, California– Correspondence and Press Release


Franchise Association, Palm Springs, California – Correspondence and Press Release

3. March 22, 1976 – “A Broadcaster’s Declaration of Independence” NAB Convention

(National Association of Broadcasters) Chicago, Illinois





6. October 22, 1976 – Ithaca College, NY – Photographs?

7. October 22, 1976 – Ithaca College, NY

8. October 22, 1976 – Ithaca College, NY

9. November 22, 1976 – Overseas Press Club, NY





14. January 31, 1977 – Chamber of Commerce, Glasgow, Kentucky

15. March 25, 1977

16. April 4, 1977 – University Club Speech, Physicians Scientific Society, NY

Box 21

Speeches

1. April 4, 1977 – University Club Speech, Physicians Scientific Society, NY

2. July 11, 1977 – South Carolina Broadcasters, Hilton Head, South Carolina

3. July 11, 1977 – South Carolina Broadcasters, Hilton Head, South Carolina

4. July 11, 1977 – South Carolina Broadcasters, Hilton Head, South Carolina –

Correspondence and Press Release

5. July 11, 1977 – South Carolina Broadcasters, Hilton Head, South Carolina – Text


19

6. September 17, 1977 – RTNDA Convention (Radio Television News Directors

Association) San Francisco, CA





9. November 9, 1977 – Audit Bureau of Circulation, NY




Box 22

Speeches

1. December 15, 1977 – KING TV 50th

Anniversary Luncheon, Spokane, Washington










9. March 10, 1978 – “The Power and Responsibilities of Television” Harvard Business

School Regional Conference, Atlanta, Georgia







13. March 17, 1978 – WWLP 25th

Anniversary Springfield Television Corporation,

Massachusetts

14. March 17, 1978 – WWLP 25th


Massachusetts

15. March 17, 1978 – WWLP 25th


Massachusetts – Text and Press Release

16. March 30, 1978 – Young Presidents Association, Fort Worth, Texas



Box 23

Speeches


20



3. May 17, 1978 – Federal Communications Bar Association Luncheon, Washington DC




7. September 20, 1978 – Closed Circuit Telecast NBC Top Management

8. September 28, 1978 – B’nai B’rith Award to J. Harris, Annual Banquet, Houston, Texas





13. October 27, 1978 – WTRF TV 25th

Anniversary, Wheeling, West Virginia

Box 24

Speeches







4. November 21, 1978 – South Carolina Broadcasters Association

5. December 14, 1978 – Dinner Honoring Dero Downing, Bowling Green, Kentucky

6. December 14, 1978 – Dinner Honoring Dero Downing, Bowling Green, Kentucky

7. 1978 – Speech Material - Gannetteer


9. March 25, 1979 – National Association of Broadcasters Annual Meeting

10. June 5, 1979 – General Federation of Women’s Club, New Orleans, Louisiana

11. June 7, 1979 – “The First Amendment as an Absolute” The Washington Journalism

Center, Washington D.C. –Frank E. Gannett Lecture


Center, Washington D.C. – Frank E. Gannett Lecture







16. June 14, 1979 – Introduction to Julian Goodman – Washington Area Broadcasters

Association

Box 25

Speeches


21

1. June 14, 1979 – Introduction to Julian Goodman – Washington Area Broadcasters

Association

2. July 2, 1979 – Ted Yates and Stuart Schulberg

3. August 25, 1979 – Kentucky Broadcasters Association, Louisville, Kentucky

4. February 16, 1980 – “The First Amendment in the 80’s” Journalism Alumni Seminar

5. March 6, 1980 – Chamber of Commerce, Paducah, Kentucky

6. March 20, 1980 – “The ‘Roast’ of Walter Cronkite” Washington Correspondents


8. March 16, 1981 – Deadline Club, New York City Chapter

9. March 16, 1981 – Russ Tornabene, Ernie Pyle Memorial Lecture

10. April 13, 1981 – University of Kentucky Hall of Fame

11. September 27, 1981 – “Ethics and the Media” Larchmont Avenue Presbyterian Church

12. October 1, 1981 – Associated Press Material

13. April 7, 1982 – National Association of Broadcasters – First Amendment Panel, Dallas,

Texas

14. November 19, 1982 – Introduction to John Chancellor at the University of Nevada Reno

Foundation Dinner

15. October 17, 1983 – Senior Men’s Association Larchmont Avenue Church (w/ audio

cassette)

16. October 17, 1983 – Senior Men’s Association Larchmont Avenue Church

17. January 21, 1985 – “Your Business is Different” keynote address at University of

Georgia School of Journalism- Di Gamma Kappa Distinguished Achievement Award

18. May 1987 – Draft for K. Graham

19. August 9, 1988 – Draft #2 Olympics 1988

Box 26

Speeches


2. March 2, 1989 – IRTS (International Radio and Television Society)

3. May 1989 – 84th

Dinner of the Kentuckians of New York

4. Undated – Incomplete Text, Remarks by Julian Goodman

5. Undated – Speech Material on First Amendment (1)

6. Undated – Speech Material on First Amendment (2)

7. Undated – Remarks on Roone Arledge and TV News

8. Undated – Speech Material, Miscellaneous (1)

9. Undated – Speech Material, Miscellaneous (2)

10. Speeches and Testimony – Indexes

11. Index to Julian Goodman Speeches, Articles, Testimony – 25 pages – Pre 1963-1978

12. Index to Speeches and Articles – 1966-1978 with reprint titles

Speeches by Others

13. Abrams, Floyd – “Are Some Corporation ‘More Equal’ Than Others?” National Legal

Center for the Public Interest – March 15, 1979


22

14. Daley, Mayor Richard J. – Speech to National Restaurant Association - May 21, 1972

15. Ferris, Charles D. (Chairman FCC) – Address IRTS – September 20, 1978

16. Frank, Reuven – Keynote Address at RTNDA, Hollywood, Florida – December 3, 1980

17. Goldwater, Senator Barry –Republican Presidential Nomination Acceptance Speech –

July 16, 1964

18. Kennan, George F. – “America After Vietnam” Williamsburg, Virginia – June 1, 1968

19. Meaney, Don – Georgia Radio TV Institute – January 22, 1964

20. Pfeiffer, Jane C. – Address at NBC Affiliate Convention –May 15, 1979

21. Silverman, Fred, NBC President – NBC Progress Report – April 1979

22. Silverman, Fred, NBC President – Remarks at NBC – TV Affiliate Convention, Los

Angeles, California – May 15, 1979

23. Weinblatt, Mike – Address at NBC Affiliate Convention – May 15, 1979

24. Unknown – Typescript – 20 Pages

NBC Corporate – Affiliates

Box 27

Affiliates

1. 1964 – Archinard, Paul – France

2. 1964-1966 – VIS News

3. 1966 – Board of Delegates – Minutes of Meetings, New York City – March 2

4. 1966 – Board of Delegates – Minutes of Meetings, Nassau – November 15-16

5. 1966 – Board of Delegates

6. 1966 – Meetings



9. 1967 – Correspondence


11. 1968 – CATV

12. 1968 – Convention, New York

13. 1968 – Correspondence, January-March

14. 1968 – Correspondence, April – June

15. 1968 – Correspondence, July-September

16. 1968 – Correspondence, October-November

Box 28

Affiliates


2. 1969 – Correspondence, January-February

3. 1969 – Correspondence, February-March


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4. 1969 – Correspondence, March-May

5. 1969 – Correspondence, May

6. 1969 – Correspondence, May-June

7. 1969 – Correspondence, July-August

8. 1969 – Correspondence, August-September

9. 1969 – Correspondence, October

10. 1969 – Correspondence, October-November

11. 1969 – Correspondence, November

12. 1969 – Correspondence, November

Box 29

Affiliates

1. 1969 – Correspondence, December

2. 1969 – Correspondence, December





7. 1971 – VIS News


9. 1971 – Convention



12. 1973 – VIS News

13. 1974

14. 1975

15. 1975 – NIS National News and Information Service

16. 1975 – National News Information Service – NIS/Radio

Box 30

Affiliates




4. 1976 – Convention – 50th

Anniversary


Anniversary


Anniversary

7. 1976 – Correspondence, January


24

8. 1976 – Correspondence, February

9. 1976 – Correspondence, March-April

10. 1976 – Correspondence, May

11. 1976 – Correspondence, June

12. 1976 – Correspondence, July

Box 31

Affiliates

1. 1976 – Correspondence, July

2. 1976 – Correspondence, August

3. 1976 – Correspondence, September-October

4. 1976 – Correspondence, November-December

5. 1976 – General Foods– Correspondence

6. 1976 - Radio Division Financial Report

7. 1976 – Station Relations

8. 1978 – Remarks by Fred Silverman and Ed Griffiths

9. 1978 – WIS-TV Silver Anniversary – Correspondence with Senator Strom Thurmond

10. 1981 – United Press International – Memorandum

11. 1983 – Convention, Los Angeles

12. 1983 – Meeting Summary (1)

13. 1983 – Meeting Summary (2) Charts

14. 1984 – Meetings Summary

15. 1985 – Convention, Los Angeles

NBC Corporate – People

Box 32

People

1. Abernethy, Robert G. and Jean Montgomery

2. Adams, David C.- personal correspondence

3. Adams, David C. -1967

4. Adams, David C. – 1968 – February – July

5. Adams, David C. – 1968 – August 19 -22

6. Adams, David C. – 1968 – August 23

7. Adams, David C. – 1968 – August 30-December

8. Adams, David C. – 1969 – January-November

9. Adams, David C. – 1971

10. Adams, David C. – 1975-1979

11. Announcements – February 1974

12. Bartelme, Joe – 1977 – Re: Jane Crawford Lenihan


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13. Beville, Hugh (Mal) – 1967-1970

14. Blair, Frank -- 1979

15. Bourgholtzer, Frank

16. Brinkley, David – 1950-1962





21. Brinkley, David – 1977



Box 33

People

1. Brinkley, David – 1981- August 3rd

-September 5

2. Brinkley, David – 1981 – September 6- September 9

3. Brinkley, David – 1981 – September 11



6. Brinkley, David – 1991-1996, undated

7. Brokaw, Tom

8. Burns, George

9. Burr, Raymond (Ironsides)

10. Carroll, Diahann

11. Carson, Johnny

12. Chancellor, John – 1962-1974

13. Chancellor, John – 1977

14. Chancellor, John – 1978-1983

15. Clay, George – death 1964

16. Coggins, Joseph Brendan

17. Coleman, Gary (Diff’rent Strokes)

18. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1975

19. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976 – January-March

20. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976 – April-May

21. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976 – June

22. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976 – July

23. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976 – September-October

24. Conrad, Anthony L. – 1976-1984 – Newspaper Clippings

25. Considine, Robert – Radio Programs

26. Cosby, Bill

27. Crystal, Les

28. Derby, Joseph

29. Directors Lists

30. DuBrow, Rick


26

31. Dunkel, Don – 1989

Box 34

People

1. Durgin, Don

2. Ebersol, Dick

3. Eid, Leif

4. Eiges, Sydney H.

5. Ervin, Thomas E. – 1969-1976

6. Executives Birthdays – List dated 11/75

7. Executive Personnel – 1970

8. Executive Personnel – 1976-1977

9. Executives – Fuchs, George; Lindeman, Carl; Corcoran, Charles; Weinblatt, Myron;

Tebet, David

10. Frank, Reuven – 1965-1967

11. Frank, Reuven – 1968

12. Frank, Reuven – Statement Re: Democratic National Convention 1968 and Reporters’

Summary

13. Frank, Reuven – “The Ugly Mirror” Address September 30, 1968



16. Frank, Reuven – “A Hindsight Saga” Address February 17, 1970

17. Frank, Reuven – Address – 1970


19. Frank, Reuven – “If Benjamin Franklin Had Invented Television” Address – June 22,

1972

20. Frank, Reuven – 1972-1977

21. Frank, Reuven – Profile in Washington Journalism Review vol.4, no. 6 July/August 1982

22. Frank, Reuven – 1981-1982

23. Frank, Reuven – 1984-1989

24. Freed, Fred – NBC Specials

25. Friedman, Paul

Box 35

People

1. Fuchs, George – 1968

2. Fuchs, George – 1969

3. Garagiola, Joe

4. Gardam, David

5. Garroway, Dave

6. Gerber, Jay

7. Gerber, John W. – 1956


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8. Godwin, Earl

9. Grams, Harold

10. Green, Gerald

11. Hagan, Chet

12. Hangen, Welles – 1970

13. Hangen, Welles – 1971

14. Hangen, Welles – 1972-1974

15. Hangen, Welles – 1975- 1984

16. Hangen, Welles – Legal documents – 1978-1981

17. Hangen, Welles – Tell Him That I Heard – Typescript by Pat Hangen, 1975 – coverpage-

p. 31

18. Hangen, Welles -- Tell Him That I Heard – Typescript by Pat Hangen, 1975 –p. 32 - 95

19. Hangen, Welles -- Tell Him That I Heard – Typescript by Pat Hangen, 1975 –p. 96-150

20. Hangen, Welles -- Tell Him That I Heard – Typescript by Pat Hangen, 1975 –p. 151-

Epilogue

21. Harkness, Richard

22. Hartz, Jim

23. Hazam, Lou – 1961-1963

24. Hazam, Lou – 1963

Box 36

People

1. Hazam, Lou – 1963-1986

2. Hazam, Lou – death - 1983

3. Heinemann, George – “Looking at Children’s Television” – article 1970

4. Heinemann, George – 1973-1975

5. Heinemann, George – 1976-1981

6. Heitzner, Irving – 1985

7. Henry, Bill

8. Hope, Bob

9. Hubbard, Stanley

10. Huntley, Chet – 1960-1965

11. Huntley, Chet – 1967-1970

12. Huntley, Chet – 1970-1991

13. Huntley, Tippy (Mrs.William Conrad)

14. Jarvis, Lucy – 1969-1976

15. Jones, Charles O.-- 1985

16. Kasmire, Robert – 1969 – 1974; Cartoon, original

17. Kasmire, Robert – 1975 – Hampshire College

18. Kearns, Tom

19. Kennedy, William

20. Kenney, Peter – 1971-1976

21. Kiermaier, John – William Paley Foundation – Museum of Broadcasting


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Box 37

People

1. Kintner, Robert E. – August 11, 1960-May 24, 1961

2. Kintner, Robert E. – May 25,1961-October 30, 1961

3. Kintner, Robert E. – November 3, 1961-December 21, 1961; undated

4. Kintner, Robert E. – 1961 – Trip Around the World

5. Kintner, Robert E. – January 1962

6. Kintner, Robert E. – February 1962

7. Kintner, Robert E. – March 1962

8. Kintner, Robert E. – April 1962

9. Kintner, Robert E. – May 1962

10. Kintner, Robert E. – June - July 25, 1962

11. Kintner, Robert E. – July 27, 1962 - August 17, 1962

12. Kintner, Robert E. – August 17 - October 29, 1962

13. Kintner, Robert E. – November 1 - December 18, 1962

14. Kintner, Robert E. – 1963

15. Kintner, Robert E. – July 1964

16. Kintner, Robert E. – August 1964 (Democratic National Convention) – December 1964

17. Kintner, Robert E. – January 1965

18. Kintner, Robert E. – February - August 1965

Box 38

People

1. Kintner, Robert E. – September – December 1965


3. Kintner, Robert E. – April 1965 – “Broadcasting and the News” in Harper’s


5. Kintner, Robert E. –1967







12. Kintner, Robert E. –1975 - 1977


14. Kintner, Robert E. –Death and Obituaries – December 19, 1980; 1981 Tribute by Julian

Goodman

15. Kissinger, Henry (consultant to NBC News)

16. Klein, Paul

17. Kuralt, Charles – 1984

18. Lamb, John – 1972-1973


29

19. Lamb, John – 1974

20. Laginestra, Rocco M.

21. Lawrence, William (New York Times, ABC News Reporter) – memorial service remarks

22. Lemon, Robert – 1972-74

23. Lemon, Robert – Death – 1983

24. Lindemann, Carl

25. Lower, Elmer – 1983

26. MacNeil, Robert – 1964-1965

Box 39

People

1. Manning, Gordon

2. McAndrew, William – 1963-1968

3. McAndrew, William C. (President, NBC news) – 1968 (obituaries)

4. McAndrew, William C. (President, NBC news) – 1968 (letters at the time of his death)

5. McAndrew, William C. (President, NBC news) – 1968 (letters at the time of his death)

6. McCormick, Robert

7. McGannon, Donald H. – President and Chairman Westinghouse Broadcasting Co – 1976

8. McGannon, Donald H. – President and Chairman Westinghouse Broadcasting Co – 1976

9. McGee, Frank –1963; 1974

10. Monderer, Howard

11. Monroe, Bill

12. Mulholland, Robert E.

13. Nelson, Tom

14. Nessen, Ron – 1974

15. Nessen, Ron – 1975 – The White House

16. Newman, Edwin

17. News Correspondents

18. News Domestic Bureaus – 1976-1988

19. News – Foreign Bureaus

20. Northshield, Shad

21. Pauley, Jane

22. Paxton, Fred (head of NBC affiliates) -- 1980

23. Pfeiffer, Jane – 1978

24. Pfeiffer, Jane – 1979-1980

25. Rich, John

26. Rieger, Hank

27. Rosen, George

28. Rowe, Gerald

Box 40

People


30

1. Royal, John F. – 1969-1976

2. Royal, John F. – 1978 – Obituary

3. Rubin, Aaron (executive V.P.) – 1972

4. Rubin, Aaron (executive V.P.) – Obituary – December 1987

5. Rukeyser, Meryle S. Jr. – 1975

6. Salant, Richard S.

7. Sarnoff, David

8. Sarnoff, Robert W.

9. Sarnoff, Robert – 1971-1974

10. Savitch, Jessica

11. Scherer, Ray – 1954-1972

12. Scherer, Ray – 1973-1984

13. Schlosser, Herbert S.

14. Schlosser, Herb – 1975-1980

15. Schnazer, Ken

16. Schulberg, Stuart – memorial – July 2, 1979; 1976

17. Scott, Walter D. – “Broadcasting and the New Audience” – 1966; “The Color of

Television Revolution” - 1967

18. Scott, Walter D. – 1966-1970

19. Scott, Walter D. – 1971-1973

20. Scott, Walter D. – 1974


Box 41

People

1. Scott, Walter D. – 1976 - 1977


3. Scott, Walter D. – 1979-1992

4. Scott, Willard (Today Show)

5. Shalit, Gene

6. Sharkey, Sam

7. Shore, Dinah

8. Silverman, Fred – 1978 --Jan-Jun

9. Silverman, Fred – 1978 – Jun-Dec

10. Silverman, Fred – 1979

11. Silverman, Fred – 1979

12. Silverman, Fred – 1980-86

13. Skelton, Red

14. Small, Bill

15. Snyder, Tom

16. Stabile, James A.

17. Stanley, Ed – 1967; 1978

18. Stanley, Ed – Memorial service with remarks by Julian Goodman 1989

19. Stanley, Ed – Memorial service – 1989


31

20. Stanton, Frank

21. Stindt, Gary – 1975-1977

22. Stone, Robert L.

23. Swayze, John Cameron

24. Taishoff, Sol.

25. Taylor, Davidson

26. Tebet, David/John Wayne

27. Teitelbaum, David

28. Tempone, Joe

29. Tinker, Grant

30. Tornabene, Russell C. (mention of Tippy Huntley)

Box 42

People

1. Trammell, Niles

2. Traviesas, Hermino

3. Vanocur, Sander

4. Vicas, George – 1961-1969

5. Wald, Richard – 1974-1979

6. Wald, Richard C. – Appointment at NBC news – 1973

7. Wald, Richard C. – President NBC news – 1973




11. Wald, Richard C. – President NBC news – 1977-1986

12. Walters, Barbara – 1971-1976

13. Walters, Barbara

14. Walters, Barbara

15. Walworth, Ted (President)

16. Walworth, Theodore H.

17. Weaver, Sylvester L., Jr.

18. Welpott, Ray W. (President NBC TV Stations) – 1971 – Retirement

19. Welch, Jack (GE Chairman)

20. Werner, Robert (RCA)

21. Who’s Who in NBC News – 1958

22. Wilson, Flip

23. Wolzien, Thomas R.

24. Wood, Bob

25. Wright, Robert C. (Chairman of NBC) – 1986

26. Yates, Ted – 1966- 1967

27. Yates, Ted – 1967 – News of his death and tributes

28. Yates, Ted – 1967 – news and tributes at his death

29. Yates, Ted – Script – “The Documentaries of Ted Yates” – August 6, 1967

30. Yates, Ted – Typescript The Long March – May 1967 with correspondence


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NBC Corporate – Personal

Box 43

Personal – Correspondence

1. Adams - Ashley

2. Bagshaw - Boccardi

3. Clyne – Chatsworth Avenue School

4. Dorf - Durante

5. Eisenhower

6. Farrell - Freeman

7. Gaines – Grimm

8. Hamilton – Huddleston

9. Jackson

10. Kintner

11. Laricci

12. Muir – Museum of Broadcasting

13. Nixon – New York Jets Football Club

14. OdorizzI

15. Paley – Pennybacker

16. Read – Rylander

17. Scanlon – Sullivan

18. Television Academy Hall of Fame – Tomlinson

19. U – V

20. Wassaman – Windows

21. Yergin

22. unidentified

Box 44

Personal – Invitations

1. 1969 – London reception

2. 1973 – People’s Republic of China

3. February 1975 – Republican dinner

4. 1976-1977

5. January 1978

6. February 1978

7. March 1978

8. April 1978

9. May 1978

10. June 1978

11. July 1978


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12. August 1978

13. September 1978

14. October 1978

15. November 1978

16. March 1979

17. Christmas Cards

Box 45

Personal – Articles about Julian Goodman

1. 1954 – 1959

2. 1961

3. 1961 – Press releases

4. 1962

5. 1963- 1964


7. 1965


9. 1966

10. 1966


12. May 16, 1966 – Sponsor: the Magazine of Broadcast Advertising

13. July 1966 “Why Julian Goodman?” in The Beam

14. 1967

15. 1968

16. 1968 - Press releases

17. 1969


19. 1970


21. 1971

22. 1972

Box 46



2. June 2, 1972 “A Long Way from Glasgow” in Insight

3. 1973

4. August 19, 1973 –“Enemies List” in Sunday Times Magazine, pp. 14 – 17

5. September/October 1973 “The Chosen Few”(The Enemy List) in Of Westchester

6. 1974

7. April 1974-press releases –JG becomes Chairman of NBC

8. April 1974 – press releases


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9. 1975

10. May 12, 1975 – New York Magazine (p. 46)

11. Fall 1975 –press releases –Sigma Delta Chi

12. March 1976 – “Three to the Top” by Jimmy Lowe

13. March 1976 – press releases

14. 1976

15. January 1977 – “NBC Boss Gets the Boot” in New York Post

16. 1977

17. 1978

18. 1978 – press releases

Box 47


1. March 1979

2. April 1979

3. May 1979 – retirement

4. June 1979 – retirement

5. June 1979 – retirement

6. July – November 1979

7. December 1979

8. December 10, 1979 – tribute in Congressional Record

9. December 1979

10. 1980

11. 1981 -1986

12. Undated

Personal – files by date

13. June 30, 1941 – photocopy of the New York Times for the day JG went to work for NBC

14. 1948 -1953

15. 1953 – White House News Conferences – confidential

16. 1950’s – undated

17. 1954- 1956

18. 1956

19. 1957

Box 48


1. 1957 – 1972 – Sigma Delta Chi (Professional Journalistic Fraternity

2. 1958

3. July 1959 – JG appointed Director of News and Public Affairs at NBC

4. 1962 – Statement on the “obligation of NBC News”


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5. 1963 – Employment documents

6. 1963- 1964

7. December 1964 – NBC progress report by Robert Kintner

8. 1966 – i.d. card – Senior Executive Vice President

9. 1965 - 1966 – JG becomes NBC President – letters

10. June 14, 1966 – Reception in Washington, D.C. for JG and Walter Scott

11. 1966 – 1979 – NBC employment contracts

12. 1967 – 1978 – Committees declined

13. August 1967 – trip to Europe to visit overseas staff – memo book

14. 1968

15. April 22, 1969 – London - House of Lords – luncheon menu

16. 1970

17. 1972 – Business/personal travel

18. 1973- JG on “Enemies List” – Nixon and Watergate

19. 1974 – 1975 – requests

20. 1976 – Electronics

21. 1976 – National Association of Broadcasters Distinguished Service Award

22. 1976 - National Association of Broadcasters Distinguished Service Award


Box 49






5. July 1977 – Trip to Japan, People’s Republic of China, and Hong Kong –preliminary

planning

6. July 1977 – Trip to Japan, People’s Republic of China, and Hong Kong –preliminary

planning

7. July 1977 – Trip to Japan, People’s Republic of China, and Hong Kong – itinerary and

other

8. July 1977 – Trip to Japan, People’s Republic of China, and Hong Kong







15. 1978 – Election of Directors

16. September 1978 – JG Elected Chairman of NBC Executive Committee



19. 1978 – outline of duties of NBC Chairman


36

20. Christmas 1978 – Gifts and acknowledgements

21. 1978- 1979 – Business/personal travel

22. 1979

23. Miscellaneous

Box 50

Personal – Retirement- 1979

1. Press release – March 7, 1979

Personal – Retirement – 1979 – Correspondence

2. January

3. March 6 -7

4. March 8

5. March 9

6. March 10 – 12

7. March 13 -14

8. March 15 -16

9. March 19

10. March 20 - 26

Box 51

Personal – Retirement – 1979 – Correspondence

1. March 28 -30

2. April – August

3. April – Re: book for Random House Publishers

Personal – Retirement – 1979

4. March 28 – Distinguished Service Award

5. Legal

6. Legal

Post Retirement

7. 1980 – 1984

8. 1985 – 1996

9. Newspaper articles

10. Miscellaneous

Personal – Appointment books


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11. 1967

12. 1968

13. 1969

Box 52

Personal – Appointment books

1. 1970

2. 1972

3. 1973

4. 1974

5. 1975

6. 1976

7. 1977

8. 1978

9. 1979

Box 53

Personal – Appointment schedules

1. December 1977 – February 1978

2. March – April 1978

3. May – July 1978

4. August – November 1978

Personal – Telephone Message Register

5. December 23, 1977 – January 17, 1978

6. January 17 – February 9, 1978

7. February 10 – March 10, 1978

8. March 13 – April 26, 1978

9. April 27 – May 31, 1978

10. June 1 – June 14, 1978

11. June 15 – July 21, 1978

12. July 24 – August 18, 1978

13. August 21 – September 12, 1978

14. September 13 – October 12, 1978

15. October 13 – November 21, 1978

16. November 22 – December 29, 1978

Box 54

Personal – Scrapbooks


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1. #1-December 8, 1965 - January 23, 1966

2. #2 -March 7, 1966 - April 13, 1966

3. #3 -May 16, 1966 - May 30, 1966

Box 55

Personal- Scrapbooks

1. #4 - July 2, 1966 - November 22, 1966

2. #5 - July 31, 1966 - October 21, 1966

3. #6 - October 2, 1966 - January 15, 1967

Box 56

Personal – Scrapbooks

1. #7 - November 12, 1966 - January 1967

2. #8 - March 14, 1967 - May 26, 1967

3. #9 - May 31, 1967 - June 1, 1967

4. #10 - July 19, 1967 - September 10, 1967

Box 57

Personal - Scrapbooks

1. #11 - October 7, 1967 - December 9, 1967

2. #12 - December 11, 1967 - April 17, 1968

3. #13 - March 27, 1968 - August 12, 1968

4. #14 - August 13, 1968 - October 13, 1968

Box 58


1. #15 - November 18, 1968 - December 7, 1968

2. #16 - December 6, 1968 - March 17, 1969

3. #17 - March 13, 1969 - August 12, 1969

Box 59


1. Scrapbook - April 23, 1969 - London

Box 60


1. #18 - August 9, 1969 - October 1969

2. #19 - December 30, 1969 - March 16, 1970


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3. #20 - March 11, 1970 - May 26, 1970

Box 61


1. #21 - June 5, 1970 - August 25, 1970

2. #22 - September 1, 1970 - November 12, 1970

3. #23 - December 7, 1970 - April 5, 1971

Box 62


1. #24 - April 13, 1971 - June 8, 1971

2. #25 - July 5, 1971 - December 8, 1971

3. #26 - January 1972 - March 1, 1972

Box 63


1. #27 - March 10, 1972 - March 28, 1972

2. #28 - May 17, 1972 - July 5, 1972

3. #29 - October 10, 1972 - November 30, 1972

Box 64


1. #30 - December 13, 1972 - January 18, 1973

2. #31 - January 3, 1973 - March 23, 19873

3. #32 - May 7, 1973 - September 9, 1973

Box 65


1. #33 - July 4, 1973 - October 22, 1973

2. #34 - November 12, 1973 - January 21, 1974

3. #35 - February 6, 1974 - May 27, 1974

Box 66


1. #36 - April 1974 - October 20, 1974

2. #37 - October 26, 1974 - May 12, 1975

3. #38 - March 14, 1975 - June 1, 1976


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Box 67


1. #39 - May 13, 1976 - January 1, 1977

2. #40 - January 5, 1977 - May 18, 1977

3. #41 - May 23, 1977 - September 1977

Box 68


1. #42 - November 10, 1977 - January 1978

2. #43 - January 23, 1978 - March 12, 1979

Book 69


1. January 7, 1970 - The Chairman’s Dinner – Club “21” New York City

2. January 7, 1970 - The Chairman’s Dinner – Club “21” New York City

NBC Corporate - Programming

Box 70

Programming

1. Children’s Programs – 1957 - 1967

2. Children’s Programs – 1968

3. Children’s Programs – 1968 - “Television for Preschool Children: a Proposal”


5. Children’s Programs – 1970 – Address by Julian Goodman

6. Children’s Programs – 1970 – Statement by Dr. Walter Menninger


8. Children’s Programs - 1970



11. Churchill, Winston – Funeral - January 1965

12. Democratic National Committee – 1970

13. Democratic National Committee – 1971

14. Democratic National Convention – 1964





19. Democratic National Convention - 1964 – Convention Hall floor plan

20. Democratic National Convention – 1964 – Directory


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21. Democratic National Convention – 1964 – Press Releases

22. Democratic National Convention – 1964 – Schedule and Summary of Events

Box 71

Programming



3. Democratic National Convention – 1968 – Daily credentials





8. Democratic National Convention - 1976





Box 72

Programming



3. Democratic National Convention - 1976

4. Democratic National Convention – 1976 – Acceptance speech of Jimmy Carter

5. Democratic National Convention – 1976 – NBC News Convention Directory

6. Democratic National Convention – 1976 – NBC Convention Guide and Directory

7. Elections – 1960





12. Elections – 1964 – Network Election Service



15. Elections - 1966


Box 73

Programming



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3. Elections – 1968 – Nixon – Humphrey Commercial Controversy

4. Elections – 1968 – NBC News supplement






10. Elections - 1976


12. The Equalizer – scripts

13. The Equalizer – script – December 1985

14. First Tuesday – 1969


16. First Tuesday /Chronolog – 1971


18. The Godfather – 1974

19. Great Debates – 1960 – March 28 – July 18

20. Great Debates – 1960 – August 1 – August 31

Box 74

Programming

1. Great Debates - 1960 – September 1 -21

2. Great Debates – 1960 – September 22 -30

3. Great Debates – 1960 – September 26 - Transcript of First Joint Radio Television

Broadcast of the debate between Senator John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard M.

Nixon

4. Great Debates – 1960- October 4 – 5

5. Great Debates – 1960 –October 6 -7

6. Great Debates – 1960 – October 7 –unofficial transcript of the Second Joint Radio

Television Broadcast of the debate between Vice President Richard M. Nixon and

Senator John F. Kennedy

7. Great Debates – 1960 – October 7 – opening remarks

8. Great Debates – 1960 – October 8 – telegrams to Kennedy and Nixon

9. Great Debates – 1960- October 8 – 17

10. Great Debates – 1960- October 18-26

11. Great Debates – 1960- October 27 -31

Box 75

Programming

1. Great Debates – 1960 – November 1 – December 9

2. Great Debates – 1960 – February – May 1961


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3. Huntley-Brinkley Report – 1964

4. Huntley-Brinkley Report – 1966 – 67

5. Huntley – Brinkley Report – 1969

6. Huntley – Brinkley Report – 1982

7. Inauguration – 1969

8. Inauguration – 1973 – booklet



11. Issues and Answers

12. Kennedy, President John F. – Administration-1961-63

13. Kennedy, President John F. – Administration – 1961-63

14. Kennedy, President John F. – Administration – 1961-63

15. Kennedy, President John F. –European coverage – 1963

16. Kennedy, President John F. – Assassination – 1963

Box 76

Programming

1. Kennedy, President John F. – Assassination- 1963



4. Kennedy, President John F. – “The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy- 1963”

NBC Report

5. Kennedy, President John F. – Assassination – 1963 – “Seventy Hours and Thirty

Minutes”

6. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. – Assassination – June 1968

7. Kennedy, Senator Robert F. – Assassination- June 1968

8. Kremlin Report – 1963

9. The Loyal Opposition – 1974

10. Meet the Press –1958 - 1968

11. Meet the Press – 1969

12. Meet the Press – 1970 – 1971

13. Meet the Press - 1972




17. Meet the Press – 1976 – transcripts


19. Motion Pictures – 1970

Box 77

Programming




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3. Motion Pictures – World Premier Movies – A Presentation by Stanley Robertson, March 3, 1975

4. The Monkees – March 22, 1967

5. NBC 50th Anniversary Show – 1976



8. NBC 50th Anniversary Show - 1976

9. NBC 50th Anniversary “The First Fifty Years” – 1976

10. News Department – General

11. News Department – General – 1957 - 1962

12. News Department – Instant Special Report on Smoking – 1963

13. News Department – General – 1965

14. News Department – “Senate Hearing” 1966



17. News Department – Instant Television Specials – 1968-70

18. News Department – General – 1969 – Vice President Agnew’s Speech on network news


20. News Department – General - 1970



23. News Department – General – 1973 (January – August)

Box 78

Programming

1. News Department – General – 1973 (September )

2. News Department – General – 1973 (October – December)

3. News Department – Domestic – Staff – 1973

4. News Department – Foreign – 1973

5. News Department – Instant Specials- Spiro Agnew Resignation- October 1973

6. News Department – Nightly News – 1973- 1974


8. News Department –Saturday Night – 1974

9. News Department – “Planning for the Seventies” – 1974



12. News Department – Instant Specials – 1976

13. News Department – Nightly News – 1976

14. News Department – Nightly News - Expansion – 1976

15. News Department – General – 1977 (January – May)

16. News Department – General – 1977 (June – August)

17. News Department – General – 1977 (September – December)

18. News Department – Anchor personnel Evaluation Study – 1978

19. News Department – Anchorperson Studies Report - 1978

20. News Department –General – 1978(January – March)

21. News Department – General – 1978 (April)


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Box 79

Programming

1. News Department – General – 1978 (May – November)

2. News Department- General – Notes – 1978

3. News Department – General –Press Releases – May 14, 1979

4. Political Conventions – 1976

5. Political Conventions – 1978

6. Presidential Appearances – 1976

7. Presidential Candidates – 1968



10. Presidential Candidates – Minor parties - 1976

11. Presidential Television – Fireside Chats - 1977

12. Press – 1977

13. Primaries – 1963

14. Primaries – Schedules – 1964

15. Primaries – California – 1964

16. Primaries – 1964 (January)

17. Primaries- 1964 (February)

18. Primaries – 1964 (March – May)

19. Prime Time News Hour – 1973

20. Prime Time Schedule – 1975; 1983

21. Prime Time – Television Network – General – 1966 - 1972

22. Proposed programs – 1966

23. Proposed programs – 1967

24. Proposed planned specials – 1968 -74

25. Republican National Committee – 1970-71

Box 80

Programming

1. Republican National Committee – 1974

2. Republican National Committee – 1976

3. Republican National Convention – 1964 - material on 1956 and 1960 events

4. Republican National Convention – 1964 – Accommodations for NBC Personnel

5. Republican National Convention – 1964 – NBC News Directory/list of delegation

reporters

6. Republican National Convention – 1964 – Press releases

7. Republican National Convention – 1964 – press releases

8. Republican National Convention – 1964 (March – December 1963)

9. Republican National Convention – 1964 (January – July 1964)

10. Republican National Convention – 1968

11. Republican National Convention – 1968 –NBC Directory, access ticket


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12. Republican National Convention – 1972 – (July 12 – August 21)

13. Republican National Convention – 1972 – (August 22 – August 30)

14. Republican National Convention – 1972 – (September 1 -5)

15. Republican National Convention – 1972 (September 6 – October 2)

16. Republican National Convention – 1976 – Guide and Directory

Box 81

Programming

1. Republican National Convention – 1976 (March 23 – August 17)

2. Republican National Convention – 1976 (August 24 – September 22)

3. Religious Specials – 1966

4. Religious Specials – 1967

5. Rowan and Martin’s Laugh - In

6. Saturday Programs – 1968

7. Shop- at- Home

8. Space Flights – 1967-68

9. Space Flights – 1969 - 1974

10. Specials – 1962-63

11. Specials – 1965 – Lewis and Clark

12. Specials – 1966

13. Specials – 1966 (November – December)




17. Specials – 1970 –“Migrant”


Box 82

Programming

1. Specials – 1973 – Energy Crisis

2. Specials – 1973 – Violence on Television

3. Specials – 1974-75



6. Specials – 1977- People’s Republic of China

7. Specials – 1978 – Holocaust

8. Specials – 1982 – Robert M. Young

9. Sports – General -1967-68

10. Sports – General – 1969

11. Sports – General – 1972-73




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17. Sports – General – undated

18. Sports – Baseball – 1967-68

Box 83

Programming

1. Sports – Baseball – 1969







8. Sports – Baseball – 1977- 1984

9. Sports – Football - AFL – 1966-67

10. Sports - Football - AFL – 1968

11. Sports- Football - AFL- 1969

12. Sports – Football – 1969

13. Sports – Football – AFL – 1970



16. Sports – Football – 1971-72

Box 84

Programming





5. Sports – Golf -1967- 68

6. Sports – Golf – 1969




10. Sports – Olympics – 1972 - Correspondence 1967-68

11. Sports – Olympics – 1972 - Correspondence January – July, 1969

12. Sports – Olympics – 1972 - Correspondence September – December 1969

13. Sports – Olympics – 1972 – Sapporo, Japan – television rights contract 1970; related

materials

14. Sports – Olympics – 1972


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16. Sports – Olympics – 1980- Negotiations Moscow and Lake Placid, 1975-76

17. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Negotiations Moscow, January – February, 1977

18. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Negotiations February 1977

19. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Correspondence- March – April 1977

Box 85

Programming

1. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Corres. May – December 1977

2. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Statement –February 7, 1977

3. Sports – Olympics - 1980 – “Production Unit Manager Profile”

4. Sports – Olympics – 1980 - Moscow

5. Sports – Olympics – 1980 – Meeting with William Paley, September 8, 1976


7. Sports – Olympics – 1988- 89

8. Today – 1962

9. Today – 1964

10. Today – 1965

11. Today – 1966

12. Today – 1968

13. Today – 1969

14. Today – 1970

15. Today – 1971

16. Today – 1972 – Barbara Walters

17. Today – 1973

18. Today – 1974

19. Today – 1975 – Survey Report

Box 86

Programming

1. Today – 1975

2. Today – 1975

3. Today – 1976

4. Today – 1976

5. Today- 1976

6. Today – 1976

7. Today – Tom Brokaw interview with John Dean, October 13, 1976 – transcript

8. Today – 1977 – 25th

Anniversary

9. Today – 1977 – 25th

Anniversary

10. Today – 1977 – 1985; undated

11. Today - comments

12. Tomorrow – 1972-74


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13. Tomorrow – 1975 - 1977

14. Tonight – 1968

15. Tonight – 1972

16. Tonight – 1973

17. Tonight – 1974

18. Tonight - 1975

NBC Corporate – RCA (Radio Corporation of America)

Box 87

RCA

1. 1964/(1973) – 2 Annual Reports with comments; retirement plan

2. 1966 – General Orders



5. 1970 – “Walt Disney Productions Study”

6. 1971 – Appointments to RCA Board of Directors

7. 1971 – Annual Report

8. 1971 – Board of Directors – Press Release


10. 1972

11. 1972 - “RCA After the Bath” in Fortune Magazine (photocopy), September issue


13. 1973

14. 1974


16. 1975 – Address by Robert W. Sarnoff, CEO RCA Corporation

17. 1975 – Management Organization Study by Booz, Allen, and Hamilton

18. 1975 – Report to Securities and Exchange Commission for 1975

19. 1975

Box 88

RCA

1. 1976 – Annual Meeting of Shareholders

2. 1976 – Annual Meeting of Shareholders

3. 1976 – Annual Meeting of Shareholders – Comments and Recommendations

4. 1975-76 – Robert W. Sarnoff Resignation

5. 1976 – Annual Meeting of Shareholders – Comments on Programs

6. 1976 – Annual Meeting – Reports on NBC

7. 1976 – Annual Meeting of Shareholders – Order of Business


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8. 1976 – Annual Meeting

9. 1976 – Financial


11. 1977 – Board Report


13. 1977 – Letter to Shareholders – Notice of Annual Meeting

14. 1977 – Report to Securities and Exchange Commission for 1977

15. 1977 – Annual Meeting – Report of highlights

16. 1977 – “RCA License Story” – Presentation to Board

Box 89

RCA

1. 1977 – Board of Directors – General Information (1)



4. 1977 – Board Members – Correspondence

5. 1977 – Board of Directors – Meeting Minutes

6. 1977 – Shareholders’ Meeting – Reports and Correspondence

7. 1977 – Shareholders Meeting – Correspondence

8. 1977 – Shareholders Meeting – Correspondence – Sisters of St. Francis

9. 1977 – Shareholders Meeting – Correspondence

10. 1977 – Shareholders Meeting – Reports, Memos

11. 1977 – Notice of 1977 Annual Meeting

12. 1978 – Board of Directors – General Information

13. 1978 – Annual Report; Notice of 1978 Annual Meeting

Box 90

RCA

1. 1978 – Board of Directors – General Information

2. 1978 – Board of Directors – Securities and Exchange Commission Form

3. 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting – Minutes – (January-September)

4. 1978 – Airplane Business

5. 1978 – Report – “RCA : An Historical Perspective”

6. 1978 -1988 – Edgar Griffiths

7. 1979 – Joint Proxy Report

8. 1979 – Annual Report; Notice of Annual Meeting

9. 1979 – Shareholders Meeting

10. 1980 – Reports – Annual Meeting of Shareholders

11. 1981

12. 1981 – 1988 – Thornton Bradshaw


Box 91


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RCA

1. 1983 – Annual Report; Notice of Annual Meeting; Report of 64th

Annual Meeting of

Shareholders

2. 1983? – “The Decline and Fall of the RCA Empire”

3. 1984 – Quarter Reports

4. 1984 – Executives – Frederick, Robert R.; Smith, Carleton D. and others


6. 1985

7. 1986 – Notice of Special Meeting of Shareholders, February 13th

8. 1986 – Brown, George

9. 1986

10. undated newspapers clippings

NBC Corporate – Reports

Box 92

Reports

1. March 15, 1954 “NBC Publicity”

2. 1955 – Personnel – organization structure

3. 1961 – 1963 - Policy/Broadcasts Standards and Practices

4. 1963 – Personnel – list of NBC Vice Presidents

5. March 1, 1964 – News Division

6. 1965- Research Projects directed by Robert Hanson, Re: Newsmen involved in the

coverage of space flights

7. 1966 – Personnel

8. December 1966 - Research Study by Barry Rumple

9. 1966 - 1978 – Gallagher Presidents’ Report

10. 1967 - “NBC in the 70’s”: Two, Five and Ten Year Forecasts, pp. 1-36





15. December 1967 - “Proposal for Reorganization” NBC News

16. 1968 – Personnel

17. 1968 – Personnel - executives

18. 1968 - “Equal Opportunities” and The Fairness Doctrine – NBC Political Broadcast

Procedures Manual

19. 1968 - Public Relations/Press Relations

20. 1968 -1969 - President’s Council Meeting

21. 1968 – 1969 -News Program Service

22. 1968 – 1980 – NBC Newsline

23. 1969 – Personnel- General information

24. 1969 – Personnel – applicants

25. 1970 – Corporate Hierarchy Plan


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Box 93

Reports

1. 1970 – Organization and Manpower Plans

2. 1970 - Policy/Broadcast Standards and Practices

3. 1970 – Personnel Directory

4. 1970 – 1976 – Payroll Analysis

5. 1971 – “Extended View of Public Attitudes Toward Television”

6. 1971 – Press Releases

7. December 1971 – “NBC Reorganization Proposals”

8. 1971 – 1974 – Personnel – “Compliance and Practices Manual”

9. January 27, 1972 – News Division Presentation

10. December 1972 – “NBC News” by Wallace Westfeldt

11. 1972 – Executive Personnel

12. 1973 – Annual Summary

13. May 4, 1973 – Network Interconnection Summary

14. October 1973 – “Advertising in a Recession” by Sheldon Jacobs

15. 1973 – Legal Brief – NBC vs. Supreme Court of New Jersey

16. 1974 – Executive Personnel

17. Fall 1974 – NBC Prime Time Analysis

18. November 1974 – NBC Standards of Conduct Seminars

19. 1974 – NBC Position Papers

20. 1975 – NBC Position Papers

21. September 1975 – “Cable and Pay TV in Perspective

Box 94

Reports

1. 1975 – 1976 – Personnel

2. 1977 – 1978 – Personnel

3. 1977 – “Broadcasting: the Next Ten Years”

4. 1977 – “Broadcasting: the Next Ten Years”

5. 1977 – “ From There to Five Billion Dollars: the Route of Network TV Advertising to

1980

6. June 1977 – Bulletin to Station Managers

7. August 15, 1977 – Network Interconnection Committee

8. 1977 – Board of Directors – Materials for kits

9. 1977 – Board of Directors Meeting

10. January 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting


12. February 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

13. March 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

14. April 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

Box 95


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Reports

1. May 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

2. June 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

3. June 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

4. June 12, 1978 – NBC News

5. August 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting



8. September 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

9. September 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

10. October 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

11. November 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

12. December 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting

13. 1978 – Board of Directors Meeting Minutes

14. 1978 – Board of Directors – Members

15. 1978 – Board of Directors – resignation of Lawrence E. Fouraker

Box 96

Reports

1. 1978 - “Changing the Shape of Television” (from TV Guide)

2. 1978 – Employee Relations

3. 1978 – Local Market Trend Report

4. 1978 – “NBC Broadcast Standards for Television”

5. 1978 – “NBC Values Study” by Richard Gilbert

6. 1978 – Television Network Research – Richard Gilbert

7. April 1978 – Policy, Procedures, Standards Manual (1)






13. February 1979 – Board of Directors Meeting – supplemental material

14. March 1979 – Board of Directors Meeting

15. 1980; undated – “NBC and You” ( Employee handbook; application)

16. March 1983 – Tom Cook’s review of NIHM Report

17. 1986 – Network Television Executives – Dissertation by Susan H. Johnston – title page

and table of contents

18. Undated – “Days of Penury, Days of Affluence

Box 97

Reports - Financial

1. 1958 – 1977 – Salary Plans/Analysis

2. 1959 – 1969 – Report/Fact Book


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3. 1966 – 1970 – Play Investments

4. 1966 – Program development and costs

5. 1969 – 1973 – Report/Fact Book

6. 1971 – Executives expenses

7. 1971 – Executive employment – salaries

8. September 1972

9. 1973 – the Economy

10. 1973 – Television Network Sales Information

11. 1973 – Television Network Sales Information – the DuPont Company

12. October 1973 – “Advertising in a Recession”

13. 1973; 1978 – Competitive Analysis – Networks

14. 1974 – Budget and 5 Year Projections

15. 1974 – Budget and 5 Year Projections – TV Network

16. 1974 – Budget and 5 Year Projections – Radio

17. 1974 – Business Plan Briefing Package

18. 1974 – Pre-tax profit

19. January 1974

20. April 1974

21. 1975 – Television Network Sales

Box 98

Reports – Financial

1. October 1975 (Company Private)

2. May 1976 (Sections 1 -2 )

3. May 1976 (Sections 3 – 4)

4. May 1976 (Sections 5 – 7)

5. May 1976 – 1977 – Payroll Analysis

6. September 1976

7. 1976 – Consolidated Statements for 1974 – 1975

8. 1978 – Consolidated Statements for 1976 – 1977

9. 1978 – Management Incentive Compensation Plan

10. 1978 – “NBC Television Network Business Plan”

11. August 1978 – Salary Actions

12. September 1978

13. October 1978 - (Sections 1 -2)

14. October 1978 – (Sections 3 – 5)

15. October 1978 – (Sections 6 -8 )

Box 99

Reports – Financial

1. December 1978 – (Sections 1 – 3)

2. December 1978 – (Sections 4 – 8)

3. 1978 – Business Review

4. 1978 – Business Review – TV Stations


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5. 1978 – Business Review – TV Network

6. 1978 – Business Review – Radio

7. 1978 – Business Review – News

8. 1978 – Statements – Profits

9. January 1979

10. February 1979

11. 1979 – Business and Long Range Plans

12. July 1985 – “NBC Cable News Channel Business Plan”

NBC Corporate – Subject Files

Box 100

Subject Files

1. ABC and I.T. and T Merger – 1965

2. ABC and I.T.T. Merger

3. AFL Football and Heidi

4. Aiken, Senator George D.

5. AIM “Accuracy in Media” – May 1976 – March 1977

6. AIM “Accuracy in Media” – March – April 1977

7. AIM “Accuracy in Media” –AIM “Accuracy in Media – 1977

8. American Irish Historical Society

9. Applicants – 1967

10. Astron Enterprises Corporation/ O’Connell, Jack

11. Baker, Russell

12. Baseball – L.A. Dodgers - 1966

13. BBC

14. Bicentennial Planning – 1974

15. Bicentennial Planning – 1974

16. Bicentennial Planning – Yearbook – 1974

17. Broadcasting Career Recruitment Film – 1965

18. Broadcast Standards – 1967-1968

19. Burger, Chief Justice Warren E.

20. Bush, George H.W. – 1974

21. Butz, Earl (Secretary of Agriculture)

22. Cable Television – articles by Thomas Whiteside and others

23. Cable Television –address by Clifford M. Kirtland – 1972

Box 101

Subject Files

1. Carter, Amon, Jr. – 1919-1981- invitation; obituary

2. CBS – 1968

3. CBS – 1969

4. CBS – 1970


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5. CBS – “Meet the Press” – 1970

6. CBS – 1971

7. CBS – March 18 – July 13, 1971

8. CBS – June 30 – October 1971

9. CBS – 1972

10. CBS – 1974

11. CBS – 1975-1976

12. CBS – 1977

13. CBS – 1978-1987

14. Chandler, Otis

15. Cigarette advertising – 1970

16. Cigarette smoking – study – May 1971

17. Color television – 1965 – 1968

Box 102

Subject Files

1. Color television – 1969-1970

2. Consultants – Booz, Allen, and Hamilton -1976; 1980

3. Consultants – Lippincott and Margulies – NBC Logo – 1974-75

4. Consultants – Lippincott and Margulies – NBC Logo – 1976

5. Consultants – Lippincott and Margulies

6. Coronation – 1953

7. Correspondents’ Year End Tour – January 1974

8. Daley, Richard (Mayor of Chicago) - 1968

9. DeGaulle, Charles – Funeral – 1970

10. Disney, Walt – productions

11. Dougherty, Russell, General – USAF – 1977-78

12. Dulles, John Foster – Funeral – May 27, 1959

13. Elections and other news coverage - 1980

14. Emergency Power/blackouts – 1966

15. Emmy Awards – 1978

16. Energy Crisis – 1975

17. Enterprises – domestic – 1967

18. Enterprises – international – 1966-67

19. Equal Time Provision (Section 315) – 1971



22. European Broadcasting Union - 1971

23. FBI –J.Edgar Hoover – 1959- 1971

24. First Amendment- “History of the Ogden Standard-Examiner” -1972

25. First Amendment – Freedom of the Press

26. First Amendment – Freedom of the Press – January – April 1976

Box 103


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Subject Files

1. First Amendment – Freedom of the Press – May – August 1976




5. Forbes, Malcolm – Transatlantic Balloon Flight – 1974 “the Atlantic Project”



8. Ford Foundation – 1966

9. Foreign Memos (non NBC) – 1966

10. Frye, Robert E. – ABC News

11. Goldsmith, Dr. Alfred N.

12. Goldwater, Barry (Senator)

13. Governors – 1966-1967

14. Gulf Oil Corporation – Sponsorship - 1960

15. Gulf Oil Corporation – Sponsorship -1961

16. Gulf Oil Corporation – William K. Whiteford, Chairman - 1964

17. Gulf Oil Corporation- Sponsorship – 1971-1972

18. Gulf Oil Corporation – Sponsorship – 1974 – 1977

Box 104

Subject Files

1. “Heidi” Bowl – November 17, 1968 (see also AFL subject file)

2. Hertz Corporation – 1976

3. Humphrey, Hubert H. – Discover America 1966; Operation VIP 1968

4. Humphrey, Hubert H. – 1969

5. Humphrey, Hubert H. – 1977

6. Iran, Imperial Embassy/Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

7. Iran, Imperial Embassy/Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

8. Iran, Imperial Embassy/ Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi

9. Kennedy, Robert F. – Requiem Mass Invitation June 8, 1968 –telegram; notes from RFK

speaking off the record April, 1968

10. Landers, Ann (Eppie)

11. Law Department – 1974

12. Law Department – 1975

13. Lewis, Jerry

14. Lower, Elmer/Television News\

15. MacDonald Hearings on Broadcast License Renewal – 1973

16. MacDonald Hearings – “Topless Radio” – 1973

17. McKinney, Robert M.- photocopy of typescript “The Bolshoi Ballet’s Last Tour”

18. Mexico – 1972

19. Mexico – “A Salute to Televisa” – 1976

20. Mexico – “A Salute to Televisa” – 1976


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21. Motion Pictures

22. Murrow, Edward R.

Box 105

Subject Files

1. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – January – February 1976

2. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – February – March 1976

3. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – March – June 3, 1976

4. NBC 50th

Anniversary- Correspondence – June 4 - 15, 1976

5. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – June 16 – 22, 1976

6. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – June 23 -24, 1976

7. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – June 25, 1976

8. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – June 28 – 29, 1976

9. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – June 30 – July 6, 1976

10. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Correspondence – July 7 – November 12, 1976

11. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Book – Golden Years of Broadcasting

12. NBC 50th


13. NBC 50th


14. NBC 50th

Anniversary – Dinner Program – June 22, 1976

15. NBC 50th

Anniversary – New Logo

16. NBC Forum – 1977

17. NBC History

Box 106

Subject Files

1. NBC 60th

Anniversary – Issue of Television/Radio Age – May 1986

2. NBC 60th

Anniversary – Inside NBC – 60 years

3. Netcom – World Satellite Television – Post Retirement – 1982-1983

4. New York Times – A. D. Sulzberger

5. News Program Service – 19th

Anniversary – 1979

6. News Staff Memos – 1965

7. News Staff – Domestic

8. NIS (News and Information Service) – Report “The First Results”

9. NIS (News and Information Service) – “Wheel of Programs” – 1976

10. NIS (News and Information Service) – January-July 1976

11. NIS (News and Information Service) – September 24 – October 28, 1976

12. NIS (News and Information Service) – November 1-12, 1976

13. NIS (News and Information Service) – November 12- November 24, 1976

14. NIS( News and Information Service) – November 29 –December 17, 1976

15. NIS (News and Information Service) – January – May 1977

16. Olympics

17. Operations and Engineering – 1974


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18. Palmer, Arnold

19. Pastore, Senator John O. – 1969

20. Pensions/AIM – 1973-1974

21. Pensions/AIM – 1975

22. Pensions – 1976

23. People’s Republic of China – 1977-1979

24. Policy – 1966-1967

Box 107

Subject Files

1. Presidential Coverage – State of the Union – 1957-1970

2. Presidents – American Heritage Special Issue: “The Presidency” – August 1964

3. Presidents – Campaigns in AP World – 1977

4. Presidents – “The Presidency and the Press” by D.P. Moynihan – 1971

5. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy (as democratic candidate) – 1976

6. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy – Television Coverage – 1977

7. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy – 1977-78

8. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy – Television Coverage – 1978

9. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy – Cabinet

10. Presidents – Carter, Jimmy – Invitations

11. Presidents – Eisenhower, Dwight D.

12. Presidents – Eisenhower, Dwight D.

13. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R.

14. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. in Broadcasting Magazine – December 23, 1974

15. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – White House visit – March 1975

16. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – Cabinet – 1975

17. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – 1975-1976

18. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – 1976

19. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – 1976

20. Presidents – Ford, Gerald R. – 1977-1978

21. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1963

Box 108

Subject Files

1. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1964

2. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1964 (August - December)

3. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1965 (January – May)

4. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1965 (June – October)

5. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1966 (February - April)

6. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1966 (May – July)

7. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1966 (September – December)

8. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1967 (April – December)


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9. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1967 (January – March)

10. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – Confidential reports by Ray Scherer – 1968

11. Presidents – Johnson, Lyndon B. – 1968 (January – April); 1985

12. Presidents – Kennedy, John F. – 1963

13. Presidents – Kennedy, John F. – Assassination – “Oswald Affair”

14. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – NBC Coverage – 1953-1974

15. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – 1966


Box 109

Subject Files

1. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – 1968-1969

2. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. -- Agnew, Spiro (vice president) – 1969

3. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Television Network Coverage – 1969-1971

4. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – 1970-1971

5. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Today Show interview transcript with Barbara Walters –

March 11, 1971

6. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Television Network Coverage – 1972-1973

7. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Television Network Coverage – 1974

8. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – “The White House vs. Television News” by Dick Adler

in the Los Angeles Times – May 13, 1974



11. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Julian Goodman Remembrance Letter – 1976

12. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Cabinet – 1970

13. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Cabinet – 1971

14. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Cabinet – 1973-1974

15. Presidents – Nixon, Richard M. – Cabinet – Colson, Charles



18. Presidents – Reagan, Ronald

19. Presidential Campaign Debates – Report – 1964

20. Presidential Elections and Television – 1980

21. The Press – 1967 – Bill Barrett; Bernie Harrison

22. The Press/Publicity – 1970

23. The Press – 1971

24. The Press – Martin, Bob - 1972

Box 110

Subject Files




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3. The Press – 1975-1976



6. The Press – Broadcasting Magazine – Sol Taishoff – 1976-1982

7. The Press – Broadcasting Magazine -- NBC Executives – 1981

8. The Press – Broadcasting Magazine – Lawrence Taishoff

9. The Press – Broadcasting Magazine – 1985

10. The Press – Louis D. Boccardi – 1985

11. Press/Broadcast News Councils

12. Press Releases – 1982

13. Public Affairs – Tanglewood – Boston Symphony Orchestra – 1966

14. Public Relations – Proposal 1971

15. Public Service Announcements – The White House -- October – November 1974

16. Public Service Announcements – The White House – November – December 1974

17. Public Service Announcements – January – September – 1974

18. Radio and Television Correspondents Association – 1959-1977

19. Radio Television News Directors Association – 1966 – 1969

20. Radio Television News Directors Association (RTNDA) – Retirement article by Elmer

Lower – 1978

21. Retirement Letters – 1974

22. Rockefeller Center Properties

23. Rockefeller, John D.,III and the third sector – 1978

Box 111

Subject Files

1. Satellite Communications – 1970

2. Satellite Communications – “A Communications Satellite System for the United States –

Why Not Now” by Leonard H. Marks and related materials – November 1970

3. Satellite Communications – January – July 1971

4. Satellite Communications – Report – “Television Program Distribution Service” --

February 16, 1971

5. Satellite Communications—1973-1978

6. Schmidt, Gert Hans Werner – 1980

7. Selecta Vision

8. Sinatra, Frank

9. Smiley, Donald B. – Macy Chairman

10. Space Flights – 1962

11. Sullivan, Joseph T. P. – Obituaries – 1989

12. Telecommunication for the Deaf

13. Teletext – 1978

14. Television – The Early Years – 1950s

15. Television – The Early Years – 1950s

16. Television – Television Quarterly – Winter 1979-1980

17. Television Networks


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18. Television Networks – Talent

19. Television News as Entertainment

20. Television Columnist – Terry Turner

21. UNESCO – Draft Declaration – 1978

22. U.S. Congress Directory – 1953

Box 112

Subject Files

1. U.S.S.R. – May – June 1973

2. U.S.S.R. – 1974

3. Violence on Television – 1970-71

4. Violence on Television – 1974

5. Violence on Television – 1975-1977

6. War Department

7. West, Mae – 1937

8. Women and Employment at NBC – 1972-1973

9. Zanuck, Darryl

NBC Corporate – U.S. Government

Box 113

1. Central Intelligence Agency – 1977-1978

U. S. Government - Congress

2. Correspondence – 1969 (January-May)

3. Correspondence – 1969 (May-August)

4. Correspondence – 1969 (September – October)

5. Correspondence – 1969 (October – December)

6. Report – Deceptive Programming Practices – 1969

7. House of Representatives Correspondence – 1970

8. Senate Correspondence – 1970 (1)




12. Senate Correspondence – Re: Pastore -- 1970

13. Senate Correspondence – 1971

14. Senate Correspondence – 1971

Box 114

U.S. Government – Congress


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1. Senate Correspondence – 1971 (February-March)

2. Senate Correspondence – 1971 (March-April)

3. Senate Correspondence – 1971 (April –May)

4. Senate Correspondence – 1971 – Sam Ervin – Re: Constitutional Rights of Broadcasters



7. House of Representatives Correspondence – 1971

8. “Constitutional Rights of Broadcasters” – Letters – 1971 (March 19 – 24)

9. “Constitutional Rights of Broadcasters” – Letters – 1971 (March 25 – 31)

Box 115


1. “Constitutional Rights of Broadcasters” – Letters – 1971 (April 1-6)



4. “Constitutional Rights of Broadcasters” – Letters – 1971 (May 6-20)

5. Commentary on NBC – 1972-1973

6. Supreme Court – Brief of NBC as Amicus Curiae - 1973

7. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1973 (January-March)

8. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1973 (March)

9. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1973 (June-September)

10. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1973 (September-December)

11. House of Representatives – 1973 (February-August)

Box 116


1. Senate – Correspondence -- 1973 (January-April)

2. Senate – Correspondence – 1973 (April-September)

3. Senate – Correspondence – 1973 (October – December)

4. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1974 (February 5 – March 19)

5. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1974 (March 20-June 13)

6. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1974 (August 12-November 1)

7. Senate – Pastore Subcommittee – Correspondence – 1974

8. Senate – John Pastore – Statement – July 15, 1974

9. Senate – Correspondence – 1974 (February 11-August 8)

10. Senate – Correspondence – 1974 (August 9 – December 20)

11. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1975 (January – March)

Box 117


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1. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1975 (April-September)

2. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1975 ( October-December)

3. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 (April 8- November 22)

4. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 – Re: Fairness Doctrine (April)

5. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 (January-July)

6. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 (August-September)

7. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 – Re: Section 315 Equal Time

8. Senate – Correspondence – 1975 – Re: Hart Subcommittee Hearings

9. Television Broadcasts and coverage – 1976-1977

10. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1976 (January-November)

11. House of Representatives – Correspondence – Re: Harley O. Staggers – 1976

12. Senate – John Pastore – 1976

13. Senate – Correspondence – 1976

Box 118


1. House of Representatives – Correspondence – 1977 (February-October)

2. Senate – Correspondence – 1977 – Re: Speech by JG October 22, 1976

U.S. Government – Congressional Hearings - Publications

3. 1967 – Public Television Act

4. 1971 – Political Broadcasting

5. 1971 – Frank Stanton and CBS

6. 1971 – Subpoenaed Material

7. October 3, 1972 – NBC Statement Before Congress

Box 119

U.S. Government – Congressional Hearings - Publications

1. 1973 – Broadcast License Renewal

2. 1974 – Broadcasting of House and Senate Proceedings

3. 1974 – Congress and Mass Communications

4. 1974 – Congress and Mass Communications

5. 1974 – Violence on Television

Box 120

U.S. Government – Department of Justice

1. Subpoenas to the Press – 1970

2. Subpoenas to the Press – 1970

3. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S. vs NBC – 1972


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7. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S. vs NBC – 1974 – Document (pg. 1-40)

8. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S. vs NBC – 1974 – Document (exhibits A-D)

9. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S. vs NBC – 1974 – Document (exhibits E-G, appendix A)




13. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S vs NBC – 1976

14. Anti-Trust Suit – U.S vs NBC – 1976

Box 121

U.S.Government – Federal Bureau of Investigation

1. FBI

U.S. Government - Federal Communications Commission

2. 1966-1967

3. 1968

4. 1969

5. 1969 – Notice of Inquiry

6. 1970

7. 1970 – Burch Speeches w/ Correspondence

8. 1970 – Kenneth Cox; Nicholas Johnson

9. 1972-1973

10. 1974

11. 1974 – Pensions

12. 1975

13. 1976 (1)

14. 1976 (2)

15. 1976 (3)

16. 1976 (4)

17. Commercial Television Network Practices – 1977

18. 1978-1989

19. “Fairness Doctrine”

Box 122

U.S. Government – General

1. 1970

2. 1973

3. 1974-1975

4. 1974-1975


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5. 1975

6. 1976

U.S. Government – Presidential

7. Presidential Appearances – 1975

8. The White House – 1953-1963

Gannett Corporation Board (Materials relating to JG’s Service on the Board of Directors)

Box 123

Gannett

1. 1979-1980

2. 1981 – Gridiron Club

3. 1981- Executive Compensation Committee – 4th

Quarter Report

4. 1982 – Press Releases

5. 1982 – Board of Directors

6. 1982 – Board – USA Today Presentation – October 26, 1982


8. 1983 – March 5th

Article on USA Today

9. 1983 – Board of Directors Meeting, Pumpkin Center, Cocoa Beach, Florida – March 22,

1983

10. 1983 – Circulation and Compensation

11. 1983 – Board Meeting Minutes

12. 1983 – Minutes of Board Meetings and Executive Compensation

13. 1983 – Executive Compensation Committee – Board Minutes

14. 1984 – Correspondence and articles

15. 1984 – USA Today


17. 1985 – Correspondence and Ownership Papers

18. 1985 – Shareholders

19. 1985 – Annual Meeting

20. 1985 – Annual Report Proxy Statement


22. 1985 – Executive Compensation

23. 1985 – “The New Mexican” by Peter Katel

Box 124

Gannett


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1. 1985 – NASA – Journalist in space


3. 1986 – Articles

4. 1986 – USA Today, May 6, 1986

5. 1986 – Third Quarter Review

6. 1986 – Executive Incentive Bonus Recommendations

7. 1986 – Compensation Committee

8. 1986 – Board Meetings – Minutes (November-December)


10. 1987 – Press Releases and Articles

11. 1987 – Gannetteer (January)

12. 1987 – Board Meetings – Minutes (February – April)

13. 1987 – Board and Committee Meetings – Minutes (May –September)

14. 1988 -- Correspondence

15. 1988 - Gannetteer (January, July-August)


17. 1990 – Articles

18. 1990 – Board of Directors – Meeting minutes

19. 1991 - Board business

20. 1992 – Compensation Committee

21. 1992 – Executive Committee

22. 1992 – USA Today

Box 125

Gannett

1. 1993 – Financial Statement, Period 4 – March 29, 1993-May2, 1993

2. 1994 – Board business

3. 1995 –Articles

4. Undated materials

5. Eller, Karl

6. Gannett. Frank E.

7. Miller, Paul

8. Neuharth, Allen – American Newspaper Publishers Association, April 1979

9. Neuharth, Allen – 1980-1981

10. Neuharth, Allen – 1982


12. Neuharth, Allen- Employment Agreement – 1983


14. Neuharth, Allen – Award Luncheon Center for Communication – April 5, 1984



17. Neuharth, Allen – The Quill, 1986


19. Neuharth, Allen – 1989-1991

20. Neuharth, Allen -- Undated


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21. Quinn, John C. “The Press has Nothing to Fear but the Press Itself” – February 10, 1987

22. Tinker, Grant

Photographs

Box 126

Official Portraits/Personal Photos

1. Official Portrait – 1950s (?)

2. Official Portrait – early 1960s (?)

3. Official Portrait – early 1960s (?)

4. Official Portrait – April 1962

5. Official Portrait – 1963


7. Official Portrait – 1968 (?)

8. Official Portrait – December 1968


10. Official Portrait – 1973 – 1974 (?)

11. Official Portrait – 1973-1974 (?) Julian Goodman in his 6th

floor office at Rockefeller

Center

12. Official Portrait – by Fabian Bachrach – 1977

13. Official Portrait – mid 1970s (?)

14. Official Portrait (color) – 1970s (?)

15. Official Portrait (color) used in Gannett Annual Report biography 1983

16. Official Portraits (negatives) – undated

17. Julian Goodman as a young man – late 1930s/1940s (?)

18. Julian Goodman in NBC studio with children – 1960

19. Julian Goodman – 1977

20. Julian Goodman – 1982

21. Julian Goodman at Golf Course – undated

22. Julian Goodman golfing in California – NBC Affiliates Event – 1970 (?)

23. Julian Goodman golfing pose in his 30 Rockefeller plaza office – undated

24. Julian Goodman at art exhibit – undated

25. Julian Goodman at NPS Party – undated

26. Julian Goodman at formal events – undated

27. Post NBC retirement – 1979 (?)

28. Family (?) – undated

29. Personal - address by Julian Goodman – undated; event unidentified

30. Personal photos – negatives – undated

People

31. Betty Goodman official portraits – undated

32. Betty Goodman official portraits (negatives) – undated

33. Betty Goodman and Ann Brinkley at official NBC party – 1966

34. Betty Goodman and David Brinkley at official NBC party - 1966

35. Betty Goodman with Archbishop Terence-James Cooke (?)


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36. Betty Goodman and Mrs. Gerald Ford and others at reception (undated)

37. Betty Goodman, Julian Goodman, others unidentified – undated

38. Betty Goodman with Julian Goodman at Gulf Oil Corporation event – undated (possibly

February 5, 1970 –Gulf Oil/NBC Dinner?

39. Betty Goodman and Chet Huntley – undated

40. Betty Goodman and unidentified woman – undated

41. Betty and Julian Goodman, Don and Theresa Durgin, and unidentified couple (letter

included) – undated

42. Adams, David with Julian Goodman at an NBC event -undated

43. Adams, David with Julian Goodman – November 1971 (press release)

44. Adams, Mrs. David C. (May Grelick) with Betty Goodman –undated before 1970

45. Arthur, William with Julian Goodman - 1972

46. Azcarraja, Don Emilio; Royal, John; Brunet, Meade; Goodman, Julian – Rockefeller

Center – April 10, 1972

47. Blair, Frank with Julian Goodman – 1975 (photos inscribed to JG)

48. Brinkley, David with Julian Goodman at Gulf oil Corporation Event – undated (possibly

February 1970)

49. Brinkley, David with Julian Goodman with letter – 1996

50. Brown, Governor John Y. and Phyllis George – Governor’s Development Luncheon –

December 2, 1980, Pierre Hotel, New York

51. Brown, Mrs. John Y. (Phyllis George) – Kentucky First Amendment Event with Julian

Goodman

52. Burch, Dean – Chairman (1964-74) of the FCC – 1971

53. Burr, Raymond (of Ironsides) and Julian Goodman – March 22, 1976, Chicago Event for

ex-chairmen of NBC Affiliates Board

54. Carson, Johnny; Julian Goodman; Don Durgin – signing NBC contract – 1966 (67?)

55. Carson, Johnny with Julian Goodman at Gold Medal of the International Radio and

Television – March 1972

56. Carter, President Jimmy at the White House – May 24, 1978

57. Chou En-Lai with Lucy Jarvis – Premier, People’s Republic of China – 1973

58. Cooke, Archbishop (Cardinal); Terence James with Walter Scott, Ted Walworth and

Julian Goodman – 1968

Box 127

Photographs – People

1. Couric, John M. with Julian Goodman, Niles Trammell and other unidentified – 1967

2. Cronkite, Walter with Julian Goodman – undated

3. Dorsey, B.R. President of Gulf Oil Corporation with Julian Goodman – NBC Today

Show – March 25, 1971

4. Engstrom, Elmer (RCA President) with David Adams; Julian Goodman; William

McAndrew – undated

5. Ervin, Senator Sam – Chicago – Event for ex-chairman of NBC Affiliates Board – April

1976

6. Fetzer, John (owner of Detroit Tigers) with Julian Goodman and Walter Scott – undated

7. Ford, President Gerald – Luncheon at the White House – December 18, 1974


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8. Ford, President Gerald with Julian Goodman – undated

9. Ford, President Gerald with Julian Goodman and others – undated

10. Ford, President Gerald with Julian Goodman and others – undated

11. Ford, President Gerald; Mrs. Gerald Ford; Betty Goodman; Julian Goodman – undated

12. Frank, Reuven with Walter Scott and Julian Goodman at Foreign Correspondents Dinner

– January 7, 1969 and other

13. Godwin, Earl – NBC Radio Commentator – undated

14. Goodman, Charles; Robert Goodman ; Charles Goodman Jr.; Julian Goodman -- undated

15. Hazam, Lou with Emmy Award (letter included), May 1962

16. Hope, Bob at a game – undated

17. Humphrey, Senator Hubert with Cecil Brown; Bill McAndrew; Eric Johnston; Frederick

Ford; Edwin Newman; Russell Hyde; Welles Hangen – unidentified event, undated

18. Huntley, Chet with Julian Goodman and others at NBC Radio Affiliates Convention –

New Orleans – October 1966

19. Huntley, Chet – Julian Goodman speaks at time of Huntley’s death – March 20, 1974

20. Irwin, Jim; Al Worden; Dave S. (?); Julian Goodman – November 1971

21. Johnson, Lyndon B. at Sheraton Park Hotel – Washington, D.C. – undated

22. Johnson, Lyndon B and Mrs.; Edwin Newman; Ray Scherer; Julian Goodman – pre 1960

23. Johnson, Lyndon B. in Oval Office, the White House – undated

24. Johnson, Commissioner Nicholas – January 7, 1969, Foreign Correspondents Dinner

25. Johnston, Susan Healy (Freeman) – September 12, 1987

26. Kennedy, Edward with Julian Goodman at the Foreign Correspondents Reception,

January 1969

27. Kennedy, Edward; Mike Mansfield; Ernest Hollings; Edmund Muskie;Richard Wald;

Julian Goodman and others at Award Presentation to Lawrence Spivak – undated

28. Kennedy, President John F. and Mrs. Jacqueline (still from television)

29. Kennedy, President John F. – Assassination and Funeral – November 1963

30. Kintner, Robert – transparency of painting of Robert Kinter

31. Kintner, Robert with David Adams, David Brinkley, and Julian Goodman; Betty

Goodman at official NBC event - 1966

32. Kissinger, Henry with Dennis Stanfill, Chairman of 20th

Century Fox; Julian Goodman at

NBC Affiliates Meeting – Los Angeles – 1977

33. Krock, Arthur with Julian Goodman – June 7, 1971

34. Landers, Ann (Eppie Lederer) – January 1973

35. Lear, Norman with friend and Julian Goodman – Peabody Award – April 1977

36. Lemon, Bob with Julian Goodman – undated

37. Lewis, Jerry at Boy Scouts of America – undated

38. McAndrew, William – undated

39. McCormack, Rep. John W.; McAndrew, W.R.; Alphand, Herve – French Ambassador to

the U.S.; Julian Goodman – undated

40. Meredith, Becky – WKU – May 1982

41. NBC Executives – Julian Goodman, David Adams, Walter Scott, Carl Lindemann,

unidentified

42. Newman, Edwin; Julian Goodman – undated

43. Newman, Edwin with French Ambassador Herve Alphand – undated


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44. Nixon, Richard M. with Walter Scott and Julian Goodman in NBC Dining Room in

Rockefeller Plaza probably in 1968

45. Paley, William (Chairman of CBS); Herbert Schlosser, Leonard Goldenson, Julian

Goodman at NBC 50th

Anniversary – ?, 1976

46. Peppard, George – accepting award for for Banacek – October 1978

47. Reagan, Governor and Mrs. Ronald with Julian Goodman at WHO 50th

Anniversary

Luncheon – April 26, 1974

48. Reagan, President Ronald and Mrs. With Al Neuharth and Betty Goodman – White

House address – December (?)

49. Rockefeller, Vice President Nelson; Mrs. Rockefeller; Barbara Walters; Julian Goodman

– NBC Bicentennial Party/Today Show – May 1975

50. Romney, George with Lawrence Spivak; Julian Goodman; Walter Scott – undated

51. Rusk, Dean (Secretary of State, 1961-1969) with Julian Goodman and David Adams –

52. Sarnoff, David with Julian Goodman – undated

53. Sarnoff, Robert; Julian Goodman at Mosbacher Dinner – December 8, 1969

54. Sarnoff, Robert; Walter Scott; Julian Goodman – Election to RCA Board -- December 1.

1971

Box 128

Photographs – People

1. Sarnoff, Robert; Walter Scott; Julian Goodman – undated

2. Scherer, Ray; James Haggerty – undated

3. Schultz, George (Treasury Secretary); Frank Jordan (NBC); Julian Goodman – January

1969, Foreign Correspondents Reception, Washington, D.C.

4. Scott, Walter and Julian Goodman – 1966

5. Scott, Willard (with Betty Goodman?) undated

6. Sharkey, Sam; Chet Hagan; Julian Goodman – election night – undated

7. Silverman, Fred; Edgar E. Griffiths; Julian Goodman at NYC Affiliates Meeting on June

20, 1978

8. Skelton, Red and his wife with Julian Goodman in Rockefeller Plaza (undated)

9. Spivak, Lawrence with Julian Goodman, Walter Scott, David Adams, and unidentified

others – undated

10. Tebet, David with Julian Goodman - undated

11. Tinker, Grant with his wife Mary Tyler Moore – April 1977

12. Walters, Barbara; Henry Kissinger; Christina Ford – Party for Today Show –

Washington, D.C.,1972

13. Walters, Barbara and Julian Goodman – undated

14. Warner, Senator John with Julian Goodman – NBC Event to Celebrate 25th

Anniversary

of Today – 1976 (?)

15. Wedemeyer, Dee – March 1975

16. Werner, Mort (selected Johnny Carson for the Tonight Show) with Julian Goodman –

undated

17. Zahedi, Ardeshir (Iranian Ambassador to U.S.) with Julian Goodman; Betty Goodman –

undated


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Photographs - Places

18. Los Angeles – Dodgers Stadium – 1962

19. New Orleans – Superdome/Welcome to NBC – undated - probably 1979

20. New York – Rockefeller Place; Julian Goodman in his office

21. St. Paul, Minnesota – Radio Station KTSP – undated

22. Unidentified and undated – Great Issues Forum – January 31, 1977, Kentucky Dinner (?)

Photographs - Events

23. Awards – 1961 – Sigma Delta Chi – Julian Goodman with David Brinkley, Ted Scripps,

and others

24. Awards – 1964 – All American Award of the Year- to “the Louvre” produced by Lucy

Jarvis

25. Awards – November 18, 1967 – Sigma Delta Chi – Julian Goodman elected fellow

pictured with Buren H. McCormack

26. Awards – November 19, 1970 “Kentuckian of the Year” at Kentuckians Dinner – Julian

Goodman with Harold Helm, Ray Franklin, Bill Arthur, John Y. Brown III, Elvis Stahr,

Lamar Speer

27. Awards – December 1971 – Washington D.C. – Service Awards

28. Awards – May 7, 1975 – University of Georgia,; Athens, Georgia – George Foster

Peabody Award – JG with Warren Agee; Harold Niven

29. Awards – January 9, 1976 – Foreign Policy Association Award – Julian Goodman with

Tom Brokaw; Richard Valerian; Steve Delaney; Carole Simpson; Edwin Newman;

Herbert Schlosser; Irving R. Levine; Garrick Utley

30. Awards – March 20-22, 1976 – Chicago – National Association of Broadcasters

Distinguished Service Award

31. Awards – May, 1976 -- Chicago– National Association of Broadcasters Distinguished

Service Award – Escorts (all NBC Affiliates) Ancil Payne; Robert Ferguson; Jack Harris;

JG; Louis Read; Clair McCullough; Elmo Ellis; Hod Grams

32. Awards – undated – Award dinner for Julian Goodman

33. 1955 – Television Pioneers of America Award – Julian Goodman, Lewis Schallenberger;

James Hagerty; Bryson Rash

34. Undated, circa 1950s Public Relations Seminar – 12th

Naval Reserve

35. October 7, 1960 – The Great Debates #2 – John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon – Julian

Goodman and Fred Slingland

36. 1964 – Julian Goodman and unidentified – National Association of Broadcasters

37. March 7, 1965 – Washington D.C. -- Radio and TV Correspondents Annual Dinner –

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey

38. March 7, 1965 – Washington D.C. – Radio and TV Correspondents Annual Dinner –

Lyndon B Johnson, Julian Goodman and others


Richard Nixon and Julian Goodman


Richard Nixon, Edward P. Morgan, Julian Goodman (Nixon hands gavel to Julian

Goodman)


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Julian Goodman and unidentified others

42. May 11-13, 1966 – Hawaii Trip – Julian Goodman and Betty Goodman

43. August 5, 1966 – Commencement Speech at Western Kentucky University; “A Time to

Grow” – Kelly Thompson, Herbert J. Smith, Carol Cole Strong, Julian Goodman

44. August 23, 1966 – Julian Goodman Testifying before congress

45. October 1, 1966 – Chicago – Radio and Television News Directors Association

(RTNDA) – Julian Goodman with unidentified

46. May 2, 1967 – Miami – Orange Bowl Committee Annual President’s Dinner (OBIE

Award to JG) with William T. Lantaff; Alex Biscarre

47. August 20-31, 1967 – Berlin – Visit to overseas staff – Julian Goodman and Robert

Kintner (Berlin); Lord Mayor Heinrich Albertz (West Berlin)

48. August 23-26, 1967 – Paris, Arc de Triomphe – Visit to overseas staff – Julian Goodman,

John Rich, and Robert Kintner

49. October 11, 1967 – Advertisers Club of Cincinnati

50. January 26, 1968 – New York -- Soap and Detergent Association

51. August 5 – 8, 1968 – Republican National Convention in Miami Beach, Florida

52. August 23-31, 1968 – Chicago – Democratic National Convention – Julian Goodman

with Walter Scott and NBC Crew

Box 129

Photographs – Events

1. August 23 – 31, 1968 – Chicago – Democratic National Convention – NBC Executives;

Julian Goodman, Reuven Frank, David Adams, Walter Scott, Don Durgin

2. April 23, 1969 – London – Reception at Claridge’s Hotel for Julian and Betty Goodman

and Ray Scherer


and Ray Scherer (Negatives)


and Ray Scherer (Negatives)

5. April 23, 1969 – London – NBC Event in Goldsmith Hall – Reuven Frank, Julian

Goodman, and unidentified

6. April 23, 1969 – London – NBC Event in Goldsmith Hall

7. April 23, 1969 – London – NBC Event in Goldsmith Hall (Negatives)

8. October 16, 1969 – Sports/Baseball – Julian Goodman with Mickey Mantle, Mr. and

Mrs. Bowie Kuhn, Carl Lindemann, Cal Hubbard, Red Schoendienst, Walter Scott, Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt Gowdy, Chub Feeney, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bluke

9. November 16-22, 1969 – Tryall, Jamaica -- TV Board of Delegates – Julian Goodman,

Betty Goodman, Reuven Frank, Walter Scott, Herbert Schlosser, C.E. Burnett, others

unidentified

10. November 16-22, 1969 – Tryall, Jamaica -- TV Board of Delegates – Julian Goodman,

Carl Lindemann, Don Durgin

11. November 16-22, 1969 – Tryall, Jamaica -- TV Board of Delegates – Wilson C. Wearn,

Herbert Schlosser, Theresa Durgin, Don Durgin

12. November 16-22, 1969 – Tryall, Jamaica -- TV Board of Delegates – unidentified


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13. March 9, 1972 – New York – International Radio and Television Society Gold Medal

Awarded to Julian Goodman

14. July 25, 1972 – Atlanta – All Star Game – Governor Jimmy Carter, Bill Bartholomew,

William Salatich, Bowie Kuhn

15. July, 1972 – Atlanta – All Star Game – Peachtree Golf Club – William Salatich and other

unidentified

16. September 29, 1972 – Tonight Show/Johnny Carson 10th

Anniversary Celebration –

Julian Goodman and Johnny Carson



Johnny Carson, Joanna Carson, Julian Goodman, Betty Goodman, David Tebet at head

table



Carson and Goodman with the cake



Julian Goodman, Betty Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Durgin



Julian Goodman with David Tebet and unidentified others



Joanna (Holland) Carson, Johnny Carson, Julian Goodman



Julian Goodman, Betty Goodman, Jack Benny, Dick Martin

23. December 12, 1972 – Chicago -- Cosmopolitan Chamber of Commerce Luncheon –

Harold Grumhaus (Chicago Tribune), Bertel W. Daigre, Arthur M. Wood, Emmett

Dedmon

24. November 7,1972 – Election Coverage – Julian Goodman with David Adams, Reuven

Frank and unidentified

25. January 17, 1973 – Meet the Press 25th

Anniversary – Senator Hubert Humphrey, Julian

Goodman, David Adams, Robert Sarnoff, Lawrence Spivak, Senator Edmund Muskie


Anniversary – Senator Edward Kennedy, Julian

Goodman, Lawrence Spivak


Anniversary – NBC Executives – David Adams,

Don Durgin, Robert Sarnoff, Lawrence Spivak, Richard Wald, Reuven Frank


Anniversary – Julian Goodman and unidentified

others

29. April 3, 1973 – Affiliates TV Board of Delegates – J.S. Sinclair; Harold Froelich; H. Ray

McGuire; William Roberson; M.C. Greiner; Wilson Wearn; Ancil Payne; Fred Paxton;

Don Durgin; David C. Adams; Robert Ferguson; Julian Goodman

30. November 1973 –(American Association of State Colleges and Universities)

AASCU/Western Kentucky University – Dero Downing, Harold Hyde, Betty Goodman,

Julian Goodman and others

31. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – Reception –

Julian Goodman with John Rich and others

32. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – Reception –


33. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – Reception --



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34. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – Reception


Box 130

Photographs – Events


2. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – The

Conference

3. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly -The Conference

4. October 7, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union Assembly – Broadcast by

Julian Goodman in NHK Studios

5. October 5-12, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union General Assembly-

Broadcast by Julian Goodman in NHK Studios

6. October 5 -12, 1974 – Tokyo – Asian Pacific Broadcasting Union General Assembly

7. November 18-22, 1974 – Round Hill, Montego Bay, Jamaica – TV Board of Delegates –

Julian Goodman, Betty Goodman, Don and Theresa Durgin, Wilson Wearn

8. February 10, 1975 – WTIC 10th

Anniversary – Julian Goodman with Ella Grasso and

Robert S. Tyrol

9. December 10, 1975 – New York - Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith

10. March 21-23, 1976 – Chicago -- Ex-Chairmen of NBC Affiliates Board – Robert

Ferguson, Hod Grams, Julian Goodman, Louis Read, Jack Harris

11. May 6, 1976 – U.S. Government Luncheon – JG; Clair McCullough; Louis Read; Jack

Harris; Robert Ferguson; Hod Grams;, Elmo Ellis; Ancil Payne

12. May 10, 1976 – Washington, D.C. – NBC 50th

Anniversary Celebration Reception –

Senator Hubert Humphrey with Julian Goodman, David Adams, Herbert Schlosser



Henry Kissinger with David Adams, Herb Schlosser, Julian Goodman



Senator Mike Mansfield with David Adams, Herbert Schlosser, Julian Goodman


Anniversary Celebration Reception – Rep.

Harley Staggers with Julian Goodman and Herbert Schlosser



Richard E. Wiley with Herb Schlosser and Julian Goodman



Ambassador Ardeshir Zahedi with Julian Goodman and Herb Schlosser



Julian Goodman, Herbert Schlosser, with unidentified guests

19. July 12-15, 1976 – Madison Square Garden, New York – Democratic National

Convention – Julian Goodman with Herb Schlosser and unidentified others

20. October 22, 1976 – Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY – Julian Goodman Speech

21. October 22, 1976 – Ithaca College, Ithaca, NY – Julian Goodman Speech

22. July 18-30, 1977 – Trip to People’s Republic of China, Japan, Hong Kong – Julian

Goodman, Betty Goodman, Richard Wald

23. July 18-30, 1977 – Trip to People’s Republic of China, Japan, Hong Kong


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24. 1977 – Jockey Gold Cup Dinner – Julian Goodman with Bill Creasy, Sigmund Sommers

25. May 5, 1978 – Friar’s Dinner in New York for David Brinkley and Walter Cronkite –

Mayor Ed Koch, Julian Goodman, Pia Lindstrom, NY Attorney General Lefkowitz,

Brock Adams

26. December 14, 1978 – Bowling Green, Kentucky – Western Kentucky University

Appreciation Dinner – Julian Goodman with Harriet and Dero Downing

27. June 7, 1979 – Washington Journalism Conference – Julian Goodman, Austin Kiplinger,

Ancil Payne

28. November 1-3, 1979 – University of Georgia School of Journalism/Advisory Board –

George Gerbner

29. November 15, 1979 – Kentuckians of New York – Harold H. Helm, Senator Wendell

Ford

30. June 25, 1981 – Kentucky Department of Commerce – Harold Helm

31. 1981 – Kentucky (?) -- Julian Goodman with others unidentified

32. December 8, 1981 – Kentuckians Dinner – Harold Helm; Phyllis George Brown; Gov.

John Y. Brown

33. Undated – Convention Luncheon

34. Undated – Overseas Press Club (possibly August 1967)

Photographs - Unidentified Events

35. Late 1950s/Early 1960s

36. Early 1960s

37. 1960s – Washington, D.C.

38. undated – Jim Curtis, Photographer (Kentucky)

39. undated – Julian Goodman, Walter Scott and others

40. undated, late 70s (?) – Chicago (?)

41. undated, after 1968 (?) – sports – Superbowl (?) – Julian Goodman and son (?) – Jennifer

Edwards (played Heidi)

42. undated – Julian Goodman, Walter Scott, Carl Lindemann, others

43. undated – Julian Goodman, Herb Schlosser, other

44. late 1970s – Julian Goodman, David Adams, Walter Scott, others

Flat Boxes – Oversize material

Box 131

Flat Box - Photographs

1. Earth from space photo

2. Julian Goodman and John Chancellor

3. “Bryson Rash on the Floor” Convention coverage

4. Republican national convention coverage

5. Julian Goodman, Don Durgin, Walter Scott, Richard Nixon, Reuvan Frank, David Adams

and two unidentified men in an office meeting. (Photo includes pasted on comedic

caption) – 1971

6. Julian Goodman giving a speech (with Robert Kintner)


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7. Julian Goodman, Herbert Schlosser, and two unidentified men at a black tie event

8. Julian Goodman, William McAndrews, William Salatich, and two unidentified men in

the crowd of a sporting event

9. All-star game in Milwaukee –Julian Goodman, Henry Kissinger, Herbert Schlosser, and

unidentified woman and an unidentified man – July 15,1975


unidentified woman and an unidentified man – July 15,1975


unidentified woman and an unidentified man – July 15,1975 – Henry Kissinger pitching

the baseball from the stands,

12. Julian Goodman and Robert Sarnoff at a race track

13. Convention coverage (?)– Unidentified man on telephone call

14. Convention coverage (?)–Press taking photographs

15. Convention coverage (?)–Television control room

16. Convention coverage (?)– Silhouette of Julian Goodman in front of TV control room

17. Convention coverage (?) – Julian Goodman in control room

18. Convention coverage (?) – Chet Huntley and David Brinkley

19. Signed comic from Chet Huntley – “Well, you won’t have Chet Huntley to kick around

anymore”

20. Julian Goodman conversing with unidentified woman

21. Julian Goodman conversing with unidentified woman

22. Julian Goodman portrait circa mid 1970s (5)

23. Julian Goodman blooper portrait “Hello, Stanley. We’re always glad to see you”

24. NASA – film strip negatives

Box 132

Flat Box - Newspapers

1. Envelope addressed to Julian Goodman

2. The Saturday Evening Post – “Valley of Despair” – August 18, 1945 (Golf course)

3. The New York Times – Friday, January 8, 1960

4. New York Post – Friday, November 22, 1963

5. New York Herald Tribune – “How TV and Radio Flashed News” – Saturday, November

23, 1963

6. The New York Times – “Kennedy’s Body Lies in White House; Johnson at Helm with

Wide Backing; Police say Prisoner is the Assassin” – Sunday, November 24, 1963

7. The New York Times – Section 2 – Sunday, November 24, 1963

8. The New York Times -- Section 3 – Sunday, November 24, 1963

9. The Sunday Herald Tribune – November 24, 1963

10. The Sunday Herald Tribune – ”The Kennedy Choice; The Nation’s Future” – November

24, 1963

11. The New York Times – Television section – Sunday, December 1, 1963

12. Television – “On the Beach at Waikiki, NBC Style” – June 1966

13. Fame – 1972

14. The Saturday Evening Post with Today Show piece – Sept.-Oct. ‘73


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15. The New York Times –“Bradshaw’s Mandate at RCA” – Monday, January 26, 1981

16. The New York Times Magazine – “Power, Greed and Glory on Wall Street” – February

17, 1985

17. The New York Times Magazine – February 24, 1985

18. The New York Times – “ABC is being sold” – Tuesday, March 19, 1985

19. The New York Times – “And Now, the Media Mega-Merger” – Sunday, March 24, 1985

20. The New York Times – “Sunday Business” section – September 17, 2006

Box 133

Flat Box - Memorabilia

1. Wooden mount

2. RCA paperweight in blue pouch

3. 1964-1977 Chart of Network

4. Wooden Wall Street Journal plaque in small box; Goodman as Chairman, February 7,

1974

5. Norelco recording device

6. Grundig Recorder in black leather case (exhibit summer 2014)

7. Deer and owl calendar paper weight – 1975

8. Westar paperweight

9. Gold pendant

10. University of Florida diploma case

Box 134

Flat Box - Memorabilia

1. Photo Expo ’69 press pass (2)

2. ‘Heidi Loves the Super Bowl’ pin

3. Copper Pin- Ft. Worth – Honorary Chairman – Southwest Exposition - 1974

4. ‘The American Revolution of ’63 – I watched all 3 Hours’ pin

5. Stamps issued by the Italian Government honoring Arturo Toscanini with letter from

John F. Royal

6. 1969 World Series ticket

7. 1975 New York Lottery Tickets

8. RCA records – Jose Feliciano (2)

Box 135

Flat Box - Scrapbook

1. Visit to Cincinnati October 10 and 11, 1967

Box 136

Flat Box - Doctoral Robes for Honorary Degrees

1. William Jewel University (red)

2. (orange)


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Box 137

Oversize – Awards - Certificates

1. Television Pioneers of America Award – May 22, 1955

2. Admiral of the Navy of Nebraska – January 22, 1969

3. The Deadline Club Hall of Fame – Sigma Delta Chi – May 20. 1975

4. Honored Prophet Award – June 14, 1979

5. Distinguished service on the Journalism Advisory Board – University of Georgia – May

17, 1985

Box 138

Oversize – Awards – Plaques

1. Distinguished Kentuckian Award – 1975

2. Distinguished Service Award – 1979 –presented by the Affiliates Executive Committee

of the NBC Radio Network

3. Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame – 1981

4. George Foster Peabody Broadcasting Awards – Distinguished Service Peabody National

Advisory Board - 1992

Box 139

Audio Visual Material – 7” reel to reel tapes

1. FCC Hearings - March 12, 1969

2. FCC Hearings – March 12, 1969





Box 140

Audio Visual Material

Audio Cassettes

1. unlabeled cassettes (8)

2. unlabeled cassette case

3. The First Fabulous Fifty Show #5

4. W.R. McAndrew 49th

Birthday – 1963

5. Q and A #1

6. Q and A #2

7. Whitehead News Conference

8. RTNDA Luncheon – Noon-2PM, September 17, 1977

9. CBS Shareholders Meeting 1976

10. Pomerante and Finkelman – Queen’s Agents

11. CBS Stockholders meeting Mtg. Apr. 1977


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12. CBS Stockholders Mtg. April 1977 (empty case)

13. RCA Stockholders Meeting-- May 6, 1975 – Accuracy In the Media (3)

14. Distinguished Alumnus Luncheon for Mr. Julian Goodman – October 23, 1975

15. Government and the Media – September 1973

16. Go Show

17. Monitor’s final weekend

18. KBA Distinguished Kentuckian Award Banquet for Julian Goodman – October 23, 1975

19. R. Wald Panel – NAB Chicago – March, 1976

20. Democratic Convention Pep Rally – July 11, 1976

21. Sports Hearings – November 2, 1977 (2)

22. Energy Crisis – December 19, 1973 (2)

23. NBC Radio Network Bicentennial Contest Promotion

24. NBC Affiliates Meeting – May 17, 1977

25. RCA Stockholders’ Meeting – Part I – 1976

26. RCA Stockholders’ Meeting – Part III – 1976

27. Shareholders Meeting

28. Questions and Answers Stockholder’s meeting

29. 1956 Barkley Speech at W&L – Robert E. Bradford – Fm. Stephen Sharp, FCC – 1977

30. Colson

31. J. Goodman – October 11, 1976

32. NBC – Fall Presentation

Reel to Reel

1. Unlabeled Synchrotape

2. Outlook – “Morgan Beatty”

3. Morgan Beatty – News of the World – January 2, 1948

4. Unlabeled 3 ½ “ reel to reel (3)

Box 141

Books

1. Association of Radio News Analysis – 1942-1954

2. Four Days: The Historical Record of the Death of President Kennedy – compiled by

United Press International and American Heritage Magazine

3. Eisenhower: American Hero – The Historical Record of his Life – by the editors of

American Heritage Magazine and United Press International

4. The Inaugural Book – 1973: “The Spirit of ‘76”

5. Sponsor: the Magazine of Broadcast Advertising, May 16, 1966- NBC 40th

Anniversary

Issue –2 copies

6. Television/Radio Age – NBC 50th

Anniversary, 1926 - 1976


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