the inventory of the nat hentoff collection...

The Inventory

of the

Nat Hentoff

Collection

#474

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

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Manuscripts

HENTOFF, NAT

Gift of 1969

1) PEACE AGITATOR: THE STORY OF A.J.MUSTE. New York, Macmillan, 1963.

Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 23 pp.; Holograph, 2 pp.

2) "Profile: John V. Lindsay". The New Yorker, October 7 and October 14,

1967; May 3 and May 10, 1969.

a) "Original manuscript". Carbon typescript with holograph

corrections, 119 pp.

b) "Second draft". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections,

121 pp.

c) Galleys for articles, 4 sets with Hentoff's holograph corrections.

3) A POLITICAL LIFE: THE EDUCATION OF JOHN V. LINDSAY. New York

Knopf, 1969.

a) "First draft and additional material". Carbon typescript with

holograph corrections, 193 pp.; Holograph, 17 pp.

Galleys on Lindsay (May 3 and 10, 1969) with Hentoff's holo

graph corrections (May 3, page 13 missing; May 10, p. 6 missing);

4 newspaper clippings about New York City government, 1968~1969.

b) "Author's Original 111a,J1uscript". Photocopy of typescript with

many holograph corrections, 156 pp.

c) "Manuscript'A'". Typescript with holograph corrections, 59 pp.;

Photocopy of typescript with holograph corrections, 20 pp.;

Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 62 pp.

d) "Late draft". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 146 pp.

Largely manuscript of The New Yorker series, May 1969.

e) "First draft of last chapter". Carbon typeseript with holograph

corrections, 47 pp.; Photocopy of typescript and holograph

corrections, 3 pp.; Typescript with holograph corrections, 1 p.

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HENTOFF, NAT Gift of 1969

7 newspaper clippings, March 20, 1969.

page 2

f) "Final draft". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections,

424 pp.

g) Carbon typescript, 356 pp.; Photocopy of typescript, 1 p.

4) CALL THE KEEPER. Novel. New York, Viking, 1966.

a) "Original manuscript". Titled THE DYING OF THE LIGHT.

Typescript with holograph corrections, 130 pp.

b) "First draft of first version". Carbon typescript with holograph


c) "First draft entitled CALL THE KEEPER". Typescript with

Hentoff's holograph corrections and printer's marks, 149 pp,

d) 1 set of galleys.

e) Letter: Hentoff to Segal, Dave. 1 CTL, June 12, 1963 about

a proposed novel which became CALL THE KEEPER.

5) ONWARDS. Novel. New York Simon and Schuster, 1968.

a) "Working Papers". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections,

235 pp.; Holograph; 6pp.

b) "original manuscript". Carbon typescript with holograph


c) "First 2 versions". (Originally titled IS rHERE LIFE BEFORE

DEATH?). Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 168 pp.

d) Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 168 pp.

e) "Third Version". Typescript with holograph corrections, 162 pp.

f) "Fourth Version 11• Carbon typescript with holograph corrections,

158 pp.

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6) OUR CHILDREN ARE DYING. New York, Viking, 1966.

page 3

a) "Original manuscript". Photocopy of typescript with Hentoff's

holograph corrections and printer's marks, 225 pp.

b) "Final draft" Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 169 pp.

c) "Author's Galley Proofs". 3 sets with holograph corrections.

7) JAZZ COUNTRY. New York, Harper and Row, 1965.

a) "First draft". Typescript with holograph cor2ections, 141 pp.

b) "Original manuscript". Typescript with holograph corrections, 171 pp.;

Photocopy of typescript, 1 p.; Proof of book jacket.

c) "Galley proofs". 1 set with author's holograph corrections.

d) Letter': Hentoff, Nat. CTL to Robert Mills (Literary agent),

February 28, 1964 about proposed novel (JAZZ COUNTRY).

8) I'M REALLY DRAGGED BUT NOTHING GETS ME DOWN. Novel. New York,

Simon and Schuster, 1968.

a) "Original manuscript". Carbon typescript with holograph


b) "First draft". Typescript with holograph corrections, 131 pp,

with Hentoff's signature on title page.

c) "Second draft". Typescript with holograph corrections, 135 pp.

d) 1 set of galleys with Hentoff's holograph corrections.

9) THE JAZZ LIFE. Novel. New York, Dial Press, 1961

a) "Original manuscript". Typescript with holograph corrections, 312 pp.

b) 3 sets of galleys with printer's marks.

10) A DOCTOR AMONG THE ADDICTS. Chicago, Rand McNally, 1968.

a) "First draft". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 170 pp.

b) "Second draft". Carbon typescript, 159 pp.

c) 1 set of galleys.

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11) "Eldridge Cleaver". Interview iri Playboy.

page 4

a) "Working papers". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections,

19 pp.; Holograph, 2 pp.; 2 newspaper clippings about blacks,

September 1968.

b) Typescript,97pp.

c) Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 90 pp.

d) Revised pages. Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 36 pp.

e) Galleys of ELDRIDGE CLEAVER, edited by Robert Scheer, New York,

Random House, 1970. Hentoff's interview with Cleaver appears

on pages 163-211.

12) , "Joan Baez' 1• Interview in Playboy, November 1, 1968.

a) "Raw Interview". Carbon typescript, 93 pp.

b) "Finished Interview". Typescript with holograph corrections, 99 pp.

13) "William Sloane Coffin". Interview in Playboy, August 1968.

a) Questions for Interview. Carbon typescript with holograph

corrections, 7 pp.

b) Complete interview. Typescript, 99 pp.

c) Newspaper clippings about draft resisters, New York Times,

March 8, 1968.

14) "The Teacher". Short Story. Boy's Life, March 1968.

Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 17 pp.

15) Book review of THE AIRTIGHT CAGE by Joseph Lyford. Carbon typescript

with holograph corrections, 12 pp.

16) "The Beatles as Barometers". Typescript with holograph corrections,

9 PP•

17) Record reviews for The Reporter, various issue 1960-1970.

Carbon typescript, 70 pp.


page 5

18) "Behold, the New Journalism- It's After You". Article in Evergreen

Review. Carbon typescript, 9 pp.

19) "Uninventing the Negro". Article about the "Negro Writer's Vision

of America". Carbon typescript with holograph corrections, 23 pp.

Published in Evergreen, November 1965.

20) "Something's Happening and You Don't Know What it Is, Do You,

Mr. Jones?". Article about Rock Music. Carbon typescript with

holograph corrections, 10 pp.

21) Book review of DARK GHETTO: DILEMMAS OF SOCIAL POWER by Kenneth

Clark. New Yorker, July 31, 1965. 1 set of galleys with author's

holograph corrections.

22) "War on Dissent". Article in Playboy, 1 set of galleys with

author's holograph corrections.

Printed Material (By Nat Hentoff). In chronological order. Box 14

1) "The Major Minors". Article on small record companies.

Saturday Review, September 29, 1957. p.67+

2) "The Growth of Jazz on Long Playing Records. Schwann Catalog, I

June 1958, p.9.

3) "Britain's First Lady of Jazz". Article on Marion McPartland.

Mayfair, February 1958. p.28+

4) "The Post-Bop Legitimacy of Modern Jazz". Article in The Reporter,

February 6, 1958. p.39+.

5) "Steve Allen's Humour Does Appeal to Britons". TV Times,

March 2, 1958. p.13.

6) "Turning Point for a Wunderkind". Article on Leonard Bernstein.

Mayfair, March 1958. p.32+.


7) "Reading the Blues". Article on Books about Jazz. The Nation,

March 15, 1958. p.240+

8) "Lost Soloists Along the Concert Trail". The Reporter, April 3, 1958

p. 35+.

9) "Paul Robeson Makes a New Album". The Reporter, April 17, 1958.

p. 34.

10) "Ruby Braff: Missing link of Jazz". Esquire, March 1958. p.60+

11) "Movie Music Comes Into Its Own". The Reporter, June 12, 1958. p.28+

12) "The Magic Mornings of Captain Kangaroo". The Reporter,

October 2, 1958. p.39.

13) "Chats About Poems, Plays and Books"; Esquire, October 1958.

pp. 6 and 20. Tearsheets.

14) Book review of THE HORN by John Clellon Holmes, New York, Random,

1958. The Nation, November 15, 1958. p.366.

15) "The Lost Elders of Jazz". The Reporter, December 11, 1958. p. 39+

16) "A Gypsy's Guitar". Article on Carlos Montoya. The_ Re.potter,

January 8, 1959. p.44+

17) "He Knows Why I'm Crying". Article on Jewish music in America·,'

The Reporter, February 5, 1959.

18) "Profile: Gerry Mulligan". Part L The New Yorker, March 21, 1959.

P• 51+.

19) "Profile: Gerry Mulligan". Part II. The New Yorker, March 28, 1959.

p. 39+.

20) "The Strange Case of the Missing Musicians". Reprint from The·Repotter,

May 28, 1959.

21) "The Strange Case of the Missing Musicians''. The Repo:t~er, May 28, 1959.

p. 25+

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22) "Race Prejudice in Jazz: It Works both Ways". Harper's, June 1959.

p. 72+

23) "Jazz- In or Out of the Kitchen?". Chicago Review, Autumn 1959.

p. 121+.

24) "Miles Davis Now Recording". Hi Fi/Stereo Review, February 1960. p.52+. . . .

25) "Jazz Without Tears". The Reporter, March 31, 1960. p. 40+.

26) "The Endless Connection". The Reporter, April 14, 1960. p. 47+.

2 7) "Record Notes". Review of several records. The Reporter,_ April 28, 1960.

p. 42+ 2 copies.

28) "A Peaceful Army: Negroes on the March". The Comiilonwealth, June 10, 1960

p. 275+

29) "Record Notes". Review of several records; The Rep()rter, July 7, 1960.

p. 52+

30) "Quackery on the Keys". The Reporter, September 15, 1960. p. 45+.

31) "Record Notes". The Reporter, September 29, 1960. p. 50. 2 copies.

32) "The King Meets the Dukes". Article about Louis Armstrong.

Hi Fi/Stereo Review, November 1960. p. 57+.

33) "Jazz's 1:hird Stream". Article on Jazz-classical music. Metronome,

January 1961. p. 9+

34) "The Man They Sing To". Article on Alan Lomax. · The Reporter,

February 2, 1961. p. 52+.

35) "Ornette Coleman: Biggest Noise in Jazz"; Esquire, March 1961. p. 82+.

36) "Jazz and Jim Crow". the Commonweal, March 24, 1961.

37) Book review of THE BLACK MUSLIMS IN AMERICA by C. ERic Lincoln.

The Reporter, April 27, 1961. p. 52+.

38) "John Lewis". International Musician, June 1961. p. 16+

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39) "An Evening with Leadbelly"; The Griffin, June 1961. p. 9+

40) "A Note of Squaring the 'Soul I In Modern Jazz". Esquire, June 1961. p. 42

41) "Clams and Consonances". Article on Jazz criticism. Metronome,

August 1961. p. 18+

42) "Irrigating the TV WAsteland". The Commonweal, August 11, 1961. p445+

43) "The Rise of Folkum Music". The Commonweal, October 20, 1961, p99+

44) "Instant Laughter". Review of comedy records; The Reporter,

October 26, 1961. p.53+

45) "The Octopus of Show Biz". Article on MCA. The Rep?rter,

November 23, 1961. p.30+

46) "The Jazz Compromisers". Holiday, December 1961. p.42+.

47) "Jazz". Record Reviews. Hi Fi/Stereo Review, December 1961. p.89.

48) "Our Interchangeable Newspapers". The Corinnonweal, December 1, 1961

49) "Modern Jazz: A Note From the Underground"; Midstream, Winter 1961.

p. 31+

50) "Record Notes". Record reviews. The Reporter, December 7, 1961.

p.60+. 2 copies.

51) "Jazzmen on the Way Up". International Musician, January 1962;

p24±

52) "Eric Dolphy: Sitting In on His Gig". Swank, January 1962. p.38+.

53) "By Common Dissent". The Commonweal, January 19, 1962. p.433+

54) "The Multiple Images of Jazz". FM, February 1962. p.10+

55) "Record Notes". Record Reviews. The Reporter, February 15, 1962,

p.45. 2copies.

56) "John Coltrane: Challenges Without End". Iti.te:tli.ational Musician,

March 1962. p.13+

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57) "Is Ella Fitzgerald a Great Jazz Singer?" p.52+ and

"A Singing Map of England" p.92+.

Hi Fi/Stereo Review, April 1962.

58) "The Pride of Black". Nugget, April 1962. p.21+

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59) "The Definitive Swinger: A Portrait of Count Basie". Town, April 1962.

p. 30+

60) "Folk Survivals in Jazz". International Musician, April 1962. p.14+

61) "Through the Looking Glass". Article on Negro Militancy. Playboy,

July 1962. p.64+

62) "Record Note". Record review. The Reporter, July 19, 1962, p.49+

63) Book review of LETTING GO by P. Roth and ANOTHER COUNTRY by

J. Baldwin. Midstream, Winter 1962. pp. 105-106.

64) "Record Notes". Record reviews. · The Reporter, December 6, 1962.

p.47+

65)"The Relevance of Irrelevance". The REporter, November 22, 1962.

p.44+

66) "The 1963 Playboy All-Stars: Jazz". Playboy, February 1963. p.81.

67) "Ballads, Banjos, and Bluegrass". Hi Fi/Stereo Review, May 1963. p.48+

68) "Breaking Out of the Air-Conditioned Maze"~ Motive, May 1963. p.6+

69) "Jazz". Record Rreviews. Hi Fi/Stereo Review, September 1963. p.99+

70) "They Also Serve Who Only Sit". Article on juries~ New York,

October 20, 1963. p.18+

71) "Book review of BLUES PEOPLE by LeRoi Jones. Book Week, October20, 1963

p.5

72) "A Talk with Joan Baez". Hi Fi/Stereo Review, November 1963. p.38+

73) Record Reviews. Hi Gi/Stereo Review, February 1964.p.103

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74) Book review of DOINGS AND UNDOINGS by Norman Podhoretz. The Nation,

March 23, 1964. p.298+

75) "Beyond Civil Rights". Liberation, May 1964. p.13+

76) "Socrates of the Civil Rights Movement". Article on Bayard Rustin.

New York, June 28., 1964. p. 6+

77) "Black Backlash". The Commonweal, July 3, 1964. p.443+

78) "Whose Existential Crisis?". American Child, November 1964. p.l+

79) "Beyond Civil Rights". The Massachusetts Review, Spring-Summer 1965.

p. 581+

80) "The Jazz Revolution". The Reporter, May 20~ 1965. p.42+

81) Book review of DARK GHETTO: DIL.EMMAS OF SOCIAL POWER. The New Yorker,

July 31, 1965. p.71+ Tearsheets.

82) "Last Exit BEfore the Great Society". Evergreen, September 1965.p.59+

83) "Uninventing the Negro". Evergreen, November 1965. p.34+

84) Book review of AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF MALCOLM X by Alex Haley.

Commonweal, January 28, 1966. p.511+

85) Book review of THE WRETCHED OF THE EARTH by Frantz Fanon.

The New Yorker, January 15, 1966. p.115+

86) "An Inheritance Comes to P.S.83". American Education,

February 1966. p.28+

87) "We're Happening All Over, Baby!"; Playboy, March 1966. p.82+

2 copies.

88) "Profile: Elliott Shapiro". The New Yorker, May 7, 1966. p.52+

89) "Something's Happening and You Don't Know What it is, Do You,

Mr. Jones? 1'. Evergreen, June 1966. p.54

90) "Beyond Civil Rights". Class Mate, June :1966. p.24+


91) "The Cold Society". Playboy, September 1968. p.133+

92) "In Clay's Corner". Article on Cassius C:kij by Hentoff, et. al.

Partisan Review, Summer 1967. p.458+ 1967

93) "Youth- The Oppressed Majority". Playboy, September. p. 136+

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94) "Profiles: Mayor John Lindsay". Part I. New Yorker,

October 7, 1967. p.58+

95) "Profiles: Ma)ror John Lindsay". Part II. The New Yorker,

October 14, 1967. p.61+

96) "What's Happening to America?" by Hentoff et. al. Partisan Review,

Winter 1967. p. 13+

97) "Jazz Pop 1 68 11• Playboy, February 1968. p.135+

98) "Playboy Interview: William Sloane Coffin". Playboy, August 1968.

p.45+

99) "Columbia's New Course- Rebellion I". Evergreen, September 1968. p.65+

100) "The Prison of Words: Languages and The New Left". Evergreen,

April 1969. p.61+

101) "Profiles: Mayor John Lindsay". Part I. The New Yorker, May 3, 1969.

p.44+

102) "Profiles: Mayor John Lindsay". Part II. The New Yorker, May 10, 1969.

p.42+

103) "On Basic Self-Defense at Public Meetings". Evergreen, July 1969.

p.69+

104) "Students as Media Critics". Evergreen, November 1969. p.53+

105) "Freeing the University: Abolish Tenure". Evergreen,

December 1969. p.39+

106) Book review of THE LIVES OF CHILDREN by George Dennison. The New Yorker,

Ma.rch 7, 1960. p.116+

Taped Interviews

HENT0FF, NAT Gift of 1969

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Box 20 1) Mayor John Lindsay re: United States and World problems, 1965. 1 tape.

2) Roy Wilkins, Whitney Young, A.

Bayard Rustin. 5 tapes during

Phil/ip RandolpQ;James Farmer, and

Attlusf march on Washington, Ma @h 1963.

p

3) Will M4low, President of American Jewish Congress, August 26, 1963.

1 tape.

4) Joan Baez. Playboy interview, August 1968. 1 tape.

5) Eldridge Cleaver, July 10, 1968. 2 tapes,

6) Nat Hentoff "Talks about His Work and His Political and Social

Ideas".

HENTOFJi"', Nat

Addenda: November, 1974 - Gift of Stuart Cloete

Box 20: A. Printed Articles By NH

1. 11 The New Movement''• Evergreen, August 1966.

2. "Educators as Dropouts11 .. Evergreen, Oct. 1966.

Added to Box 19

I. Audio

Hentoff, Nat #474

Addenda March 31, 2015

1. Joan Baez interview, August 18, 1968 3 parts on 3 CDs. Copy made of original recording in Hentoff collection

2. Eldddge Cleaver interview, July 10, 1968. 4 pages on 4 CDs. Copy made of original recording in Hentoff collection

Hentoff, Nat (6/2/17) Page 1 of 16

Hentoff, Nat #474

6/2/17 Preliminary Listing

I. Printed Materials. A. Files. Box 21 1. “Abortion,” n.d.; includes manuscripts. [F. 1] 2. “Award,” 4/22/1992-5/1/1996. 3. “Backup,” 2009. 4. “Blot,” 1992-2000, n.d.; includes correspondence, booklets. 5. “Book/2,” 1986-1998. [F. 2] 6. “Chronicle,” 1995-1999. 7. “Columns, Book,” 2012-2013, n.d.; includes correspondence.[F. 3] 8. “Com,” 1988-1995. [F. 4] 9. “Eric from Escape from Freedom,” 9/20/2010. 10. “Jazz Country Newer,” 1985-1995; includes subfile: a. “Review from Speech File,” 11/1/1992, n.d. 11. “Jazz: The Music of the [illegible],” 2000-2006; includes subfile: [F. 5] a. “Marton/Cooke Blood as the Trackers…,” 1997-2004, n.d. 12. “Matthew LaClair Friday Nov 9,” 2006-2007; includes legal materials, photographs, and correspondence. 13. “Me,” 1986-1997; includes manuscripts. [F. 6] 14. “No Conversation,” 2009-2012. 15. “Reviews on SPEAKING FREELY,” 1986-199, n.d. 16. “Riteg,” 1986-1988; includes photographs, notes, correspondence, manuscripts. 17. “Speaking Freely,” 1997; includes correspondence. [F. 7] 18. “Speech to [illegible],” 2012; includes correspondence, manuscripts. 19. “Voices, Back Pages, Sex Trafficking,” 2012, n.d.; includes correspondence. 20. Re: articles by Jessica Hentoff, 2007. 21. Re: Jazz for lunch at the Cajun, 2003. 22. Re: Performance by Jessica Hentoff, 2003. 23. Re: THE NAT HENTOFF READER, n.d. 24. Re: article “Education is Flunking: Standardized Testing of Young Students Should be left behind for Good,” n.d. 25. Re: OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS: CRIME AND CRIMINALS, 2004; includes correspondence. 26. Re: “Free speech and free press in a future Palestinian U.N. state?” from the Sweet Land of Liberty series, 2 p., 2011. 27. Re: Center for Inquiry Award, 2006-2007; includes correspondence, professional materials.


28. Re: THE NAT HENTOFF READER advertisement in Publishers Weekly, 2001, 2 copies. 29. Re: NH articles “The China that tourists don’t see,” “Crime’s down, but arrests keep rising,” “The coverage of Reno’s lawless raid,” “Elian’s human rights,” “Final Chorus,” “Seattle’s Jazz Master of Five Horns,” 2000. 30. Re: Jazz, 1996-1998; includes correspondence, financial materials, manuscripts. [F. 8] 31. Re: SPEAKING FREELY, 1986-1997. 32. Re: “The main issue in the 2012 election,” 2012. [F. 9] 33. Re: “NH” article in New York Sun, 2003, 2 copies. 34. Re: “One nation or still two?” 2000, 3 copies. 35. Re: Frank Sinatra Jr., 2009; includes correspondence, manuscripts. 36. Re: NH articles, 1998-2000. 37. Re: articles on free speech on campuses, 2007-2017; includes correspondence. 38. Re: University of New Hampshire Jazz series, 2005-2006; includes correspondence. 39. Re: jazz performances, 1989-1995; includes correspondence. [F. 10] 40. Re: “A Peaceful Army,” 1960. 41. Re: Dave Bennett, 2013; includes audio material, manuscripts. 42. Re: Huckleberry Finn comic, 1984. 43. Re: articles on Lenny Bruce by other authors, 1958-2003. 44. Re: NH’s columns, 1997. 45. Re: Gene Lees’ articles, 2000-2003; includes correspondence. 46. Re: articles from Editor and Publisher sent to Tom Henderson, 2003. 47. Re: interview about Barack Obama, 2009-2010. 48. Re: Khalid Duran, 2001; includes correspondence, professional materials, manuscripts. 49. Re: Barack Obama signing National Defense Authorization Act (IVDAA), 2012. 50. Re: Jazz Journalist Association, 2000; includes correspondence. B. Magazines, 1985-2008. [F. 11] C. Newspaper Clippings 1976-2010, n.d. [F. 12-13] D. Novel fragment, BLUES FOR CHARLIE DARWIN by Nat Hentoff, 13-203 p., n.d. [F. 14] E. Flyers, 1991-2005, n.d. Box 22 F. Articles. 1961-2014. [F. 1-3] G. Journals, 1983-2000; includes photographs. [F. 4] H. Magazine Clippings, 1969. I. Pamphlets, 1988. J. Newspapers, by and regarding NH, 1974-2005. [F. 5-8]


K. Page Proofs. 1. Memoir proofs for BOSTON BOY, approx. 100 p., 9/28/2001; includes printed material. [F. 9] 2. Novel proofs for CALL THE KEEPER, approx. 40 p., July 1956. II. Manuscripts. A. Files. 1. “Free Inquiry,” TS with holograph notes, 2010, n.d.; includes printed materials, correspondence. [F. 10] 2. “Richard,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., 2008. 3. “Time to Engage in Civic Life,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 4. Re: WHAT COLOR IS GOD novel draft, TS with holograph notes, approx. 30 p., n.d. 5. Re: “Becoming a Lifelong Learner: Beyond Schools,” TS with holograph notes; includes printed material. 6. Re: “Black and White Together: The Story of Brown v. Board of Education in the Supreme Court—and Beyond,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., ca. 1991; includes printed material. 7. Re: “He Nat-Hen” TS by unknown author with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d.; includes correspondence. 8. Re: “How Far Does First Amendment Go?” TS with holograph notes, 6 p., n.d.; includes printed material. 9. Re: “How Free Should Free Speech Be?” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 10. Re: “Keeping The First Amendment Alive,” TS with holograph notes, 10 p., n.d.; includes printed material. 11. Re: King James version of the introduction, TS, 3 p., March-April 1996; includes correspondence. 12. Re: “Krall Monheit are JAZZ Singers?” TS with holograph notes, 8 p., 1997-2001, n.d.; includes printed material. 13. Re: “The Legacy of James P. McFadden,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 14. Re: LIVING THE BILL OF RIGHTS flap copy, TS, 3 p., 1998; includes correspondence. 15. Re: “Long Against Obamacare I Make a Big Exception,” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. 16. Re: “Max Roach and the Unfinished Revolution,” TS with holograph notes, approx. 25 p., 1999, n.d.; includes correspondence, printed material, professional materials. 17. Re: “National Press Foundation,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 18. Re: “Obama’s Growing Torture Record,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d. [F. 11] 19. Re: “A Plea for Help From the Church America,” by Steve Clark, TS, 10 p., n.d.


20. Re: “Remarks at Ball for Life, May 6 2011,” by Maria McFadden Maffucci, TS with holograph notes5 p., 2011. 21. Re: “Speaking Freely,” 2 p., TS with holograph notes, n.d. 22. Re: “Statement: Khaled El-Masr,” TS with holograph notes, 7 p.,

ca. 2007. 23. Re: “Sweet Land of Liberty” articles, TS with holograph

notes, 4 p., n.d. 24. Re: “Sweet Land of Liberty: A Christmas List for Those Left

Behind,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d.; includes printed material.

25. Re: “Sweet Land of Liberty: The Dubious Umbrella of ‘Public Figure,’” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d.

26. Re: “Sweet Land of Liberty: Teachers and Education Reformers Bypass Individual Students,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d.

27. Re: “Teaching the New Generation Why They’re Americans,” TS with holograph notes, 6 p., n.d.

28. Re: “Two Hundred Years of Fighting to be Free,” TS with holograph notes, 14 p., n.d.

29. Re: “Under Obama’s Unblinking Eyes: A Sweet Land of Liberty Article,” TS with holograph, 3 p., n.d.

30. Re: Broadcast Station WMEX, TS with holograph notes, 1948, n.d., [F. 12]

31. Re: “A Posthumous Pardon for Lenny Bruce?,” TS with holograph notes, 2003, n.d.

32. Re: Hentoff student essays, 2007; includes correspondence. 33. Re: Jazz, TS with holograph notes, 2003, n.d.,; includes printed

material. 34. Re: Jazz musicians, TS with holograph notes, 1977-2003; includes

printed materials. 35. Re: Shernie Maricle and the Diva Jazz Orchestra, TS with

holograph notes, 2003; includes audio material, printed material. B. Drafts. 1. BOSTON BOY: A MEMOIR, TS with holograph notes, 286 p.,

n.d. [F. 13-14] 2. THE CARDINAL, TS with holograph notes, 116 p., 3 copies, n.d.

[F. 15-16] 3. THE CARDINAL OF THE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD,

TS with holograph notes, approx. 200 p., n.d. [F. 17] Box 23 4. THE CARDINAL OF THE CAPITAL OF THE WORLD,

TS with holograph notes, 484 p., n.d. [F. 1-2] 5. COLOR CHANGES, TS with holograph notes, 153 p., 2 copies,

n.d. [F. 3-4] 6. WHAT COLOR IS GOD, TS with holograph notes, 49 p., n.d.; includes correspondence. [F. 5]


C. Teleplays; TS with holograph notes, unless otherwise noted. 1. “Jazz Episode One,” 28 p., 11/15/2000. [F. 6] 2. “Jazz Episode Two,” 35 p., 11/15/2000. 3. “Jazz Episode Three,” 32 p., 11/15/2000. 4. “Jazz Episode Four,” 34 p., 11/15/2000. [F. 7] 5. “Jazz Episode Five,” 25 p., 11/15/2000. 6. “Jazz Episode Six,” 29 p., 11/15/2000. 7. “Jazz Episode Eight,” 35 p., 11/15/2000. 8. “Jazz Episode Nine,” 30 p., 11/15/2000. 9. “Jazz Episode Ten,” 26 p., 11/15/2000. 10. “The Right To Be Wrong,” TS, 41 p., 1988. [F. 8] D. Book Fragments. 1. Re: Jo Jones, 5 p., TS with holograph notes, n.d. E. Book Introductions. 1. Re: Jazz and country music book, TS with holograph notes, 11 p., 1993. [F. 9] 2. A LIFE ON THE LINE, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. F. Book Info and Reviews. 1. BOSTON BOY, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., 1986. 2. A CERTAIN PEOPLE, by Charles Silberman, 5 p., n.d. G. Book Proposal. 1. WHAT AM I HERE FOR?, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 2. MEMORIES AND DESIRES: GREENWICH VILLAGE IN THE 50’S AND 60’S, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d. 3. SUPRISING THE FOLK SONG, TS with holograph notes, 102 p., 1958. H. List of Works. 1. TS with holograph notes, 8 p., n.d. 2. TS, 2 p., n.d. I. Notes. 1. Re: hope, holograph notes, 2 p., n.d. J. Radio broadcast, script draft, approx. 50 p., 1948. K. Unidentified dragment, 1 p., n.d. L. Speeches. 1. Farmington Country Club Distinguished Speaker Series, TS with holograph notes, 20 p., 2012. 2. Introduction for NH for National Press Foundation Award, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., 1995. 3. Shortenstein, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. M. Article Drafts. 1. “As of July 2014: Your Doctor Could Be Obama,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. [F. 10] 2. “Autobiography: Gale Research Company,” TS with holograph notes, 20 p., n.d. 3. “Bill of Rights Day: What’s Left of Them?” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., 2 versions, n.d.


4. “Despite Obituaries, Jazz Lives!” TS with holograph notes, 2 versions, 3 p., n.d. 5. “Did James Madison Have A Howard Stern Mind?” TS with holograph notes, 2 versions 14 p., n.d. 6. “Drones Invading Our Privacy Here Officially,” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. 7. “Fred Astaire: Jazz Singer,” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. 8. “Gary Ackerman’s Multicultural Liberators,” TS with holograph notes, 14 p., n.d. 9. Re: Norman Granz, TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 10. “Into the Valley of Death,” TS with holograph notes, 11 p., n.d. 11. “Involuntary Chosen People,” TS with holograph notes, 7 p., n.d.; includes printed material. 12. “How I Became A Pro-Life Pariah,” TS with holograph notes, 21 p., n.d. 13. “The Onliest Thelonious,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d.; includes financial materials. 14. “Solidarity—or Vulnerability,” TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d. 15. “So Much Obama Hides From Us,” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d.; includes financial material. 16. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Can You Tell a Terrorist By Their Cover?” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. [F. 11] 17. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Coming: Even More FBI Warrantless Searches?” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 18. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Dangers to U.S. Liberties We Missed on July 4,” TS with holograph notes, 6 p., 2 versions, n.d. 19. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Emancipation Day for “good faith” tortures,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 20. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Expanding The Reach and Lifelong Impact of Teachers,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 21. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Exporting Civil Liberties,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 22. “Sweet Land of Liberty: ISIS-Style Certain U.S. Abortions Tear the Fetus Apart,” TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d. 23. “Sweet Land of Liberty: Personalized Education While Changing The Places of Learning,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 24. “Sweet Land of Liberty: The Separate Nations of Boston,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 25. “Sweet Land of Liberty: The Shame of the American Library Association,” TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 26. “Swinging Education Reform Through Jazz,” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d.; includes financial material. 27. “The Village Voice (New York),” TS with holograph notes, 7 p., 4/5/2005. 28. “We Get the Constitution Back in 2012?” TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d.


29. “Who’s on First?: Multiculturalism and Hate Speech,” TS with holograph notes, 8 p., n.d. 30. Re: NH’s memoir, by an unknown author TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. 31. Re: mayor of New York City Ed Koch, TS with holograph notes, 2 p., n.d. 32. Re: material sent to Esther Green, TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d. 33. Re: fragment of article about Judaism and Israel, TS with holograph notes, 4 p., n.d. III. Correspondence. A. Personal, 1969-2016, n.d.; includes ALS, TLS, emails, postcards, cards; notables: [F. 12] 1. Cuomo, Mario. 2. Gioia, Dana. B. Files. 1. “Don Graham,” 2007, n.d. [F. 13] 2. “Hustler,” 2007. 3. “Listen to the Stories,” 1999, n.d. 4. “O’Connor Project,” 1998-2003. 5. “SM Reter,” (?), 2002. 6. Re: B.F. Skinner letter, 1977-1986. [F. 14] 7. Re: George Avakian, 2008. 8. Re: Half note records, 2008-2009. 9. Re: Hope Anthology, 2006. 10. Re: Hubert D. Ellison letter, 1987-1995. 11. Re: “Pro-choice Bigots,” 1992. 12. Re: The University of Michigan, 1992; includes printed material. 13. Re: The Wall Street Journal, 1999. 14. Re: West Virginia State College, 2001; includes professional materials, financial materials. C. Professional.

1. 1940s-1980s; includes TLS, TL, TNS, TN, LTL, ALS; printed material; notables: a. Abzug, Bella S. [F. 15-16] b. Asner, Edward. c. Brennan, Justice William J. d. Cuomo, Mario M. e. Douglas, William D. f. Edwards, Don. g. Fitzgerald, Geraldine. h. Hoover, J. Edgar. i. Kael, Pauline. j. Lew, Norman. k. Lewis, Anthony.


l. McGrory, Mary. m. Rosenthal, Abe M. n. Shawn, William.

2. 1990s; includes TN, TNS, ANS, TL, ALS; printed materials; notables:

Box 24 a. Brennan, Justice William J. [F. 1] b. Rosenthal, Abe M.

3. 2000s; includes TLS, TL, ALS, email, cards; notable: a. Muller-Booker, Shirley. [F. 2]

4. 2010s; includes TLS, ANS, TL, ALS, postcards, email, cards; printed materials; notable: a. Dolan, Timothy Michael Cardinal.

5. N.d.; includes TLS, TL, ANS, ALS, AN, CSL; notable: a. Cuomo, Mario M.

IV. Photographs.

A. Files. 1. “Swimming with Dolphins,” 3 color prints, 9/19/2002; includes

correspondence. [F. 3] 2. Re: FREE SPEECH FOR ME – BUT NOT FOR THEE: HOW

THE AMERICAN LEFT AND RIGHT RELENTLESSLY CENSOR EACH OTHER, 3 black-and-white prints, ca. 1993.

3. RE: NH at events, 7 color prints, 2003, n.d. B. 3 color prints, 1 black-and-white print, n.d.

C. Black and white print, n.d.; includes correspondence; notables: 1. Mailer, Norman. 2. Marcuse, Herbert. 3. Schlesinger, Arthur, Jr.

D. Contact sheets. 1. 1 black and white, n.d. 2. 1 color, 2001.

V. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. “Bros,” 2000, n.d.; includes correspondence. [F. 4] 2. Re: Horizon KAET Poll post-election analysis, 11/19/2002;

includes printed materials. 3. Re: Work contract negotiation summary, 7/1/1999. 4. Re: Biography of NH, n.d. 5. Re: Articles on surveillance, Obama, 2011, n.d.; includes financial

materials.


6. Re: Sweet Land of Liberty press release, Obama article, 4/4/2012-5/30/2012.

7. Re: NH biography, n.d. 8. Re: Blue Note Interview Series agreement, 2004-2008, n.d.;

includes correspondence. 9. Re: New Hampshire Library of traditional jazz, 1982-2006;

includes correspondence. B. Princeton University Narrative Course Evaluation Form, 1998. [F. 5] C. Press releases, 2003-2012; includes correspondence. D. Supplementary statement re: works by NH, n.d. E. Seating arrangement for panel at Columbia University Seminars on Media

and Society Graduate School of Journalism, n.d. F. NH biographies (4), 10/25/1985, n.d. G. Interactive interview questions, n.d. H. Press kits.

1. Sweet Land of Liberty. a. “Colleges Keep Suppressing Free Speech on Campuses,”

9/26/2012. [F. 6] b. “No Matter Who’s President: Rule of Law Expiring?”

9/12/2012, n.d. 2. “Calling NH a ‘National Treasure,’ the Rutherford Institute Wishes

the Freedom Fighting Columnist a Happy 86th Birthday,” 6/10/2011.

3. “National Endowment for the Arts Expands its NEA Jazz Masters Program,” 11/19/2003.

I. Assignment of copyright for articles in The Atlantic, 1/2/1986. J. Book promotion questionnaire, 2 copies, 1992. K. List of NH columns distributed by the National Endowment for the Arts, 2

p., n.d. L. Reports.

1. “American Democracy in Times of War,” 3/24/2003; includes correspondence.

VI. Research Materials.

A. Interviews. 1. “The Negro in American Culture,” 23 p., 1961; includes audio

materials. 2. “Radio Interview between NH and John Masters,” 8/26/2005. 3. “War on Terror Strips U.S. of Moral High Ground” by NPR,

9/29/2007.


4. “Bill Moyers talks with NH,” 7 p., 2003.

VII. Financial Materials. A. Check stub, 3/13/1986. [F. 7] B. Invoices, 1997-2005. C. Landlord’s report, 1986. D. Closing statement for house rental, 9/30/1961; includes royalty statement;

correspondence. E. Receipts, 1980-1985. F. Royalty statements, 1962-2015.

VIII. Legal Materials. A. Files.

1. “CATO Contract [illegible],” 2009-2011; includes correspondence. [F. 8] 2. Re: McGraw-Hill Companies, 7/7/2005. 3. Re: War on the Bill of Rights agreement, 2003; includes

correspondence. 4. Re: Harry R. Neal, 2001-2006; includes correspondence; printed

materials. B. Copyright for “The Awful Privacy of Baby Doe,” 1/2/1986. [F. 9] C. Agreements.

1. Re: The New Yorker, 1989. 2. Re: to write introduction, 1967. 3. Photocopy of cancellation between Macmillan Publishing

Company and NH, signed, 1/10/1990. 4. Addendum between Common Sense Product, Inc., and Cornelsen

Verlag GmbH & Co for THE DAY THEY CAME TO ARREST THE BOOK, signed by NH, 4/22/2008.

5. Newspaper Enterprise Association, Inc., and NH, signed, 7/15/1999.

6. Paul Pompian Productions, Inc., and NH, 1991; includes correspondence.

7. SAM’S JUNIOR YEAR, 7/22/1980; includes correspondence. D. Contracts.

1. Contract with The New Yorker, signed, 12/14/1967. 2. Re: THE NAT HENTOFF READER, May-August 2001; includes

correspondence. 3. DEADLY EXPECTATIONS, 1979-1980; includes

correspondence.


4. Re: Gertrude Vogel v. NH, 5/12/1977. 5. I’M REALLY DRAGGED BUT NOTHING GETS ME DOWN,

Deborah Rogers Literary Agency, 1969. 6. American Broadcasting Company, 1968. 7. THIS SCHOOL IS DRIVING ME CRAZY, Deborah Rogers

Literary Agency, 1978. 8. Television rights to THE DAY THEY CAME TO ARREST THE

BOOK, 12/13/1985. 9. Lecture management agreement, 1985. 10. “Abortion Article,” The Atlantic, 5/14/1986. 11. Permission to print THE MAN FROM INTERNAITONAL

AFFAIRS in German, 1986. 12. Lecture management agreement, 4/2/1985. 13. Rights for JAZZ COUNTRY, 1980. 14. Re: Representation of autobiography, 1975. 15. DEADLY EXPECTATIONS, 1981; includes correspondence. 16. Re: Untitled fiction, 1968. 17. Television rights to JAZZ COUNTRY, 12/18/1981.

E. Permission request to reprint “Speech Codes” by NH in a college textbook, 2001.

IX. Memorabilia. A. Certificates, 1985-2006. [F. 10]

X. Audio Materials. A. Cassettes.

1. “The Alan Colmes Show 12-27-95 1st hour.” [Loose] 2. “The Alan Colmes Show 12-27-95 2nd hour.” 3. “All Things Considered,” 10/28/1992. 4. “Anánda,” n.d. 5. “Author Series NH ‘speaking freely,’” 10/25/1997. 6. “Bop lecture (Hentoff) (A),” n.d. 7. “Bop lecture (Hentoff) (B),” n.d. 8. “Bop lecture NH radio Part Three,” n.d. 9. “BLI 10/20/03 10A.” 10. “The Diane Rehm Show,” 6/15/1998. 11. “The Dream Rag, Luckey Roberts,” n.d. 12. “Duke Ellington feed.” 13. “Duke Ellington: My Innovation,” 1992. 14. “Emmet Berry/Jenshinga,” n.d.


15. “Ford Hall Forum NH,” 5/16/1993. 16. “George Avakian & Teo Macero, Moderated by NH,” 5/16/1993. 17. “Ginetta Sagan,” 2/22/1995. 18. “Hal Bruno’s Washington,” 12/18/1992-12/20/1992. 19. “Impeachment: A Clash of Cultures History Plus Covg. Iraq,”

12/16/1998. 20. “In Conversation NH,” parts 1 and 2, n.d. 21. “In Our Times: NH,” n.d. 22. “Jazz on 3,” 8/26/2000. 23. “Jazz Profiles: Blue Note 60th Birthday,” 1999. 24. “Le Silver Bell: A Life of Sidney Bechet,” 6/22/1984. 25. “Luckey Roberts & Willie ‘The Lion’: NY ’58.” 26. “Mich [?],” n.d. 27. “Nat Hentoff,” 11/12/1993. 28. “Nat Hentoff Part II WABC,” 5/25/1991. 29. “NH Talks to Ben Sidraw about Phil Woods,” 8/15/1998. 30. “Norman Corwins ‘We Hold These Truths 200,’” December 1991. 31. “OTL HnI,” 1/5/1999. 32. “OTL II Hentoff AI,” n.d. 33. “OTL 10A,” 4/12/2001. 34. “OTL 11A” (2), 3/28/2001. 35. “Race in America: Revisited,” 10/13/1996. 36. “Symphony Sid Drunk Wado Radio circa 1960.” 37. “Talk of the Nation” (2), 8/8/1995. 38. “Talk of the Nation moral Implications of Impeachment,”

2/15/1999. 39. “Talk of the Nation War & Civilization,” 4/15/1996. 40. “Tapez Copy,” n.d. 41. “Teddy Grace,” n.d. 42. “‘To’ is a preposition, ‘come’ is a verb,” n.d. 43. “UMass speech code on MNR, the Connection,” 12/15/1995. 44. “WABC,” n.d. 45. Untitled (3), n.d.

B. CDs. 1. “Because Great Ideas Make a Great Nation,” n.d. 2. “BL Nat Hentoff,” 10/10/2003. 3. “BL Nat Hentoff,” 10/20/2003. 4. “BMOP and Gunther Schuller,” n.d. 5. “Cato Audio,” November 2003. 6. “Cato Event Waldorf,” 4/30/2009.


7. “CBC Special: Life, Death, and Disability,” n.d. 8. “Evidence – Thelonious Monk Qt with John Colwane,” n.d. 9. “Hentoff,” n.d. 10. “@Here ? = ! & *Now,” 4/4/2003. 11. “NCA Jazz Master NH,” 1/20/2004. 12. “NCA Jazz Masters Segments 2-6 Rough Cut,” 3/14/2004. 13. “NH interviews Duke Ellington,” 1/26/1953. 14. “NH + Jay Edwards Interview,” 10/23/2005. 15. “NH Lecture,” 11/10/2003. 16. “NH at the Modern,” 10/16/2014. 17. “NH Interview Jazz Oral History Project,” 5 discs, 2/18/2007. 18. “Marian McPartland Piano Jazz CD,” 2 discs, 7/12/2005. 19. “Marian McPartland Piano Jazz,” 2/7/2006. 20. “Program 4 out of the Norm – Norman Granz Story,” n.d. 21. “Program 5 out of the Norm – Norman Granz Story,” n.d. 22. “Program 6 out of the Norm – Norman Granz Story,” n.d. 23. “Radio Boston WBUR interview w/ Ken Field,” 7/5/2012. 24. “Steve Schwartz – Jazz on WGBH,” 4 discs, 6/10/2011. 25. “Storyville,” 2005. 28. “The Village Vanguard Parts 3-4,” February 2004.

C. Records. 1. “The Real Sound of Jazz: The Historic Telecast Issued Complete

for the First Time,” 33-1/3 rpm, 1984.

XI. Film and Video. A. VHS.

Boxes 25-26 1. “Abortion Debates,” n.d. 2. “Anti-Semitism at College: Finding the Truth,” 3. “Basie and Beyond,” 8/14/2000. 4. “Beyond Black and White: Affirmative Action in America,”

3/8/1999. 5. “Billie Holiday Film-Video Collection Toronto Jazz Scene with

Peter Appleyard 1976-1978,” n.d. 6. “Billy Golfus: Person of the Week on Peter Jennings ABC News,”

9/13/1996. 7. “Black History Special Segment: Affirmative Action,” February

1999. 8. “Bluebird Records: The Centennial Collections,” n.d. 9. “Bob Grant: The Documentary,” April 1996. 10. “Booknotes: NH” (2), 9/16/1997.


11. “Born to Swing: The Movie About the Alumni of the Count Basie Band of 1943,” 1992.

12. “Boston: the Way It Was Volume 2,” 1995. 13. “Breaks for Local Air: Now with Bill Moyers,” n.d. 14. “Cato Institute Event about William O. Douglas,” n.d. 15. “Charlie Rose,” 5/4/2000. 16. “Charlie Rose: Child Abuse/Beat Culture/Grossman,” 11/29/1995. 17. “The Cost of Freedom,” 2004. 18. “Crime Stories: Lenny Bruce,” 1999. 19. “The Day They Came to Arrest the Book,” n.d. 20. “The Drudge Report,” n.d. 21. “Duke Ellington,” n.d. 22. “Duke Ellington 100 CBS News Sunday Morning 4/25/99.” 23. “A Duke Named Ellington Pt 1 & 2,” n.d. 24. “Education Forum with Herman Bandillo,” n.d. 25. “Famous Jazz Photograph” by Jean Bach, 11/25/1992. 26. “For Which It Stands,” n.d. 27. “Frankie Loine-Kay Starr Tour,” n.d. 28. “A Great Day in Harlem,” n.d. 29. “If We Lose the Constitution, What Have We Won,” n.d. 30. “Internal Affairs,” n.d. 31. “International Sweethearts of Rhythm,” n.d. 32. “Interview with NH,” n.d. 33. “It’s Time for ‘T,’” n.d. 34. “Janet Ramos Deposition,” 5/21/1994. 35. “Jazz 625 (BBC – London),” 1964-1965. 36. “Jazz Casual: Dave Brubeck (featuring Paul Desmond),” n.d. 37. “Jazz Casual: Dizzy Gillespie,” 1995. 38. “Jazz Casual: Jimmy Witherspoon & Ben Webster” (2), n.d. 39. “Jazz Dance,” “After Hours,” 1998. 40. “Jazz Is My Native Language,” 1986. 41. “Jean Bach, ‘Famous Jazz Photograph,’” 11/25/1992. 42. “Jim Hall: A Life in Progress,” 11/5/1998. 43. “Jimmy Rowles,” n.d. 44. “The Legend of Teddy Edwards,” 3/9/2001. 45. “Legends of Jazz: The Jazz Masters,” n.d. 46. “The Lenny Bruce Performance Film,” 2003. 47. “Lenny Bruce: Swear to Tell the Truth,” 8/9/1999. 48. “Lenny Bruce: Without Tears,” 1992.


49. “Life and Choice After Roe v. Wade,” Columbia University Seminars on Media and Society, That Delicate Balance II: Our Bill of Rights,” n.d.

50. “Long Island Jazz Festival 1993.” 51. “Mark Hellinger Awards Luncheon held on Oct. 10, 1997 at The

Plaza, NYC.” 52. “Marshall-Brennan Fellows,” 4/10/2000. 53. “Medical Center Nursery School; Louise Rogers: Music Specialist;

Susan Milligan: Classroom Teacher; Recorded January 2004.” 54. “Meet the Bandleaders,” 1984. 55. “Miller’s Law: Supreme Court Preview,” 10/1/1997. 56. “My Uncle Milt,” n.d. 57. “NH – Children’s Book Week (The Importance of Reading)

11/86.” 58. “Nat [illegible] CNN,” n.d. 59. “Nat: Cross Fire: Larry King 4/87, Nightlife 4/87, Larry King

5/87.” 60. “NH: Keeping Time: The Life, Music & Photographs of Milt

Hinton,” n.d. 61. “NH Interview,” n.d. 62. “NH…In the Matter of Life and Death,” 2/12/1989. 63. “NH Interview: ‘The Last of the First,’” 2/3/2000. 64. “NH Nightline,” 2/15/1995. 65. “NH Press Foundation Award,” 2/23/1995. 66. “NH program,” 9/10/1985. 67. “NH Viewer Call-in Program,” 4/29/1991. 68. “New York Close Up with NH,” 9/29/1997. 69. “New York: The Way It Was,” 1999. 70. “New York Voices,” 6/1/2004. 71. “Norman Granz Presents Improvisation,” n.d. 72. “Now with Bill Meyers” (2), 2/28/2003. 73. “NYS Court of Appeals Oral Argument – Westchester Med Center

vs. O’Connor,” n.d. 74. “The Open Mind: Fred W. Friendly, In Memoriam,” 3/31/1990. 75. “O’Reilly Factor,” 7/23/1988. 76. “Political Correctness,” June 1991. 77. “Portrait of Pee Wee Russel,” 1998; “Monk in Oslo,” 1966 (double

feature). 78. “Primetime O/A,” 6/15/1990. 79. “Privacy in Modern Society,” 12/13/1999.


80. “Pudd’nhead Wilson,” 1985. Box 27 81. “Ralph Gleason’s Jazz Casual,” n.d.

82. “School Colors,” 10/18/1994. 83. “Seven Lively Arts ‘The Sound of Jazz,’” n.d. 84. “Sidney Bechet,” n.d. 85. “Sing On: A Film of New Orleans Brass Bands,” n.d. 86. “The Sound of Jazz” (3, 1 with cover detail), 1990, n.d. 87. “Speaking Freely” (2), n.d. 88. “The Sound of Jazz” (1957), “Jazz from Sixty-One” (1959), “The

Sound of Miles Davis” (1959). 89. “Superchief: The Life and Legacy of Earl Warren,” 10/2/1989. 90. “Tell the Truth and Run” (2), n.d. 91. “Travis,” sample footage, n.d. 92. “Weekend Today NH Segment,” 10/17/1998. 93. “Woman in Jazz,” n.d. 94. Zoot Sims Quartet, Shelly Manne Quartet, 2000.

B. U-Matic. 1. “Robert Herridge Jazz,” 10/17/1979.

C. DVDs. 1. “The Last of the Blue Devils,” 1979. 2. “The Pleasures of Being/Out of Step,” 2013.

XII. Diaries and Journals. A. Address books (2), n.d. [F. 1] B. Daily planner, 1996; includes professional materials; financial materials;

legal materials. [F. 2]

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