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The Inventory

ofthe

Bernard Redmont

Collection

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Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center

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I. Manuscripts. A. Files.

1. 2. 3. 4.

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"Radio and TV Scripts," 1976-1979. "Series Scripts for Westinghouse," 1965-1976. "CBS Scripts, Radio and TV," 1979-1980." "Articles Written for A.F.P.," 1961-1964

5. "Articles Written for Newsday, and R.T.L.," n.d."

II. Printed Materials.

III.

A. Files. 1. "Clippings from Continental Daily Mail, Paris Diary, by Paul

White," 1951-1953.

Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. 2. 3. 4.

"Daily News Releases," 1962-1965. "Daily News Releases," 1965-1969. "Daily News Releases," 1969-1972. "Daily News Releases," 1973-1976.

IV. Printed Materials.

V.

A. Files. 1. Untitled, contains clippings re:

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Manuscripts. A. Files.

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a. Czechoslovakia, n.d. b. Vietnam, n.d. "Newspaper Clippings, Magazine Articles, Associated Press Releases, Vietnam," 1966-1972. "Newspaper Clippings, Magazine Articles, Associated Press Releases, Vietnam," 1972-1975.

"CBS Roundups Scripts," 1960-1966. "Scripts, WOR RKO," 1960-1961. "Speeches and Statements, Paris Peace Talks," 1968-1971.

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"Speeches and Statements, Paris Peace Talks," 1971-1973. "Speeches and Statements, Paris Peace Talks, Text in French," n.d. "Manuscripts of Articles Written by BR," 1946-1951.

VI. C01Tespondence. A. Files.

1. "Telegrams and Radiograms," 1946-1951.

VII. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. "Memorandums," 1946-19 51. Box 12

VIII. Audio Materials. A. 92 Cassette Tapes. B. 42 Reels.

Box 13 C. 64 Reels. Box 14

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D. 15 Reels.

Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. 2. 3.

"Misc. Broadcasts for Radio Press International," 1959-1961. "Misc. Westinghouse," 1961. "Misc. Vietnam Information," n.d.

Printed Materials. A. Files.

B. C. D. E.

1. 2.

"Articles and Clippings," 1971-1972. "Newsletters," 1951-1959.

Booklet, "Russia's Second Revolution," 1966. U.S. News and World Reports, 1951. Bound volumes, U.S. News and World Reports, January 1948-June 1950. Bound volumes, U.S. News and World Reports, 1946-December 1950.

Professional Materials. A. "Tape Archive," alphabetical list of audio materials.

Correspondence. A. Files, re: BR while Dean of Boston University School of Communications.

1. August 1982-August 1983. 2. August 1983-July 1986.

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XIII. Printed Materials. A. Files.

1. Newspaper clippings, 1968-1980.

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a. Re: Economy. b. Re: Defense. c. Re: Drugs. d. Re: Czechoslovakia. e. Re: Warsaw Pact. f. Re: Yugoslavia. Newspaper clippings, 1951-1983. a. Re: France and Chad. b. Re: France and Vietnam. c. Re: Europe and Common Market. d. Re: Franco-China relations. e. Re: Franco-Canada relations. Newspaper clippings, 1960-1984. a. Re: China. b. Re: Civil liberties. c. Re: Nuclear France. d. Re: Cinema. e. Re: Culture. f. Re: Cambodia.

XIV. Professional Materials. A. Files, 1983-1987.

1. Re: Student recommendations. Re: Academic correspondence.

Box22 2. 3. Re: Charles De Gaule; includes newspaper clippings; lecture notes.

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XV. Printed Materials. A. Files.


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a. Re: Israel. b. Re: Gold. c. Re: Italy - TV. d. Re: Justice. e. Re: Giscard D'estaing. Newspaper clippings, 1958-1981. a. Re: Politics. b. Re: Religion -Jews - antisemitism. c. Re: Spain. d. Re: Sex.

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e. Re: Terrorists. f. Re: Traffic.

XVI. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. 2.

Re: Grant proposals, 1982. Re: Graduate thesis, n.d.

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XVII. Correspondence. A. Files.

1. "Faculty Correspondence and Memos," 1983.

XVIII. Printed Materials. A. Files.


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a. Re: Poland. b. Re: Police. c. Re: Plots against De Gaule. d. Re: Elections. Newspaper clippings, 1956-1983. a. Re: Sweden and Denmark. b. Re: Spies. C. Re: TV news. d. Re: Transportation. e. Re: Middle East. f. Re: Night Life.

XIX. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. Re: Accreditation, 1982-1983, n.d.

Box26 xx. Printed Materials.

A. Files. 1. Newspaper clippings, 1960-1989.

a. Re:NATO. b. Re: Nuclear.

XXL Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. Re: Organization, 1983.


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XXII. Printed Materials. A. Files.

1. Newspaper clippings, 1954-1975. a. Re: Vietnam prisoners. b. Re: Wine - alcoholism. c. Re: Wiretaps.

2. Newspaper clippings, 1957-1986. a. Re: Youth. b. Re: Birth Control. c. Re: Political biographies. d. Re: Algeria.

XXIII. Manuscripts. A. RISKS WORTH TAKINIG: THE ODYSSEY OF A FOREIGN

CORRESPONDENT, by BR, TS drafts, 419p., 1991.

XXIV. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

XXV. Notebooks.

"Central American Journalism Project," May 1991. "American Participant Program, USIA," 1989. "CBS News-Policies and Standards," 1979-1981. "Florida International University." Soviet files, 197 6-1982 B.U. Teaching Materials-Broadcast Journalism B.U. Teaching Materials-Foreign Reporting.

A. Day planners, 1966-1989. 1. 1966. 2. 1967. 3. 1968. 4. 1969. 5. 1970. 6. 1971. 7. 1972. 8. 1973. 9. 1974. 10. 1975. 11. 1976. 12. 1977. 13. 1978. 14. 1979.


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15. 1980. 16. 1981. 17. 1982. 18. 1983-1984. 19. 1985. 20. 1986. 21. 1987. 22. 1988. 23. 1989.

B. CBS News reporter's notebooks, holograph, 1976-1981. 1. Dec. 1975-Jan. 1976. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36.

Oct.-Dec. 1976. Feb.-March 1977. March 31, 1977. March 1-31, 1977. May-July 1977. July-Sept. 1977. June 1978. July 1978-Moscow. Oct. 26, 1978-Jan. 1979-Armenia. Feb.-May 1979-Vilnius. May-June 1979. June 1, 1979-Carter-Brezhnev Summit. Feb. 1981-Paris. March-July 1981. March 1, 1981-May 1981. March 1981-Moscow. April-May 1981-French Election. Sept. 30, 1977-Nov. 1977. Nov. 1977-Jan. 1978. Jan. 1978. Feb. 1978-Georgia. March-June 1978-Moscow. May-June 1978-Moscow. Oct. -Nov. 1978-Moscow. June-Nov. 1979-Moscow. Sept. 1979-Feb. 1980-Paris. Dec. 11, 1979-Jan. 1980. Jan. -Feb. 1980-Belgrade. Jan. 22 -Dec. 1980-Belgian bushjack/Italian earthquake. Feb.-March 1980-Belgrade. Feb.-May 1980-Yugoslavia. April-May 1980-Moscow. June-Oct. 1980. July -Dec. 1980-Paris, Egypt. Sept. 8, 1980-Jan. 1981-Moscow.


37. Dec. 1980-Feb. 1981-Moscow. C. China trip, May/June 1984. D. Boston University, 1978-1986.

1. JO 576. 2. JO 357. 3. JO 416. 4. JO 516. 5. Aug.-Sept. 21, 1982. 6. Sept. 22, 1982-Dec.2, 1982. 7. Dec. 1982-March 17, 1983. 8. March 17, 1983-Sept. 17, 1983. 9. Sept. 19, 1983-Feb.6, 1984. 10. Oct. 1984. 11. Feb. 1986.

XXVI. Professional Materials. A. Files.

1. B.U.-London program, 1986. 2. Institute for Democratic Communication/Jim Thomson. 3. B.U.-course evaluations. 4. B.U.-course outlines and projects, 1981-1986. 5. Class lectures-History and Principles of Journalism. 6. B.U. correspondence. 7. Soviet Union-Westinghouse Broadcasting Radio Scripts, 1970. 8. Agence French-Presse. 9. B.U. Student Exchange. 10. B.U.-Boston-Soviet Journalism Exchange. 11. "Viewing the 1970's by Group WNews Correspondents, 1/1/70."

B. Itinerary of President Kennedy's visit to Germany, June 1963.

XXVII. Legal Materials. A. Passports.

1. 1939. 2. 1946. 3. 1955. 4. 1959. 5. 1963. 6. 1969. 7. 1973.

B. French driver's license, 1976

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Box 32 I. Videotapes


8/11/97 Preliminary Listing

A. Sevareid "Not So Wild a Dream," 10/25/88, PBS B. "A Day in the Life of Dan Rather," 1/19/90, PBS C. Kopell Report, ABC, "Television: Revolution in a Box," 9/13/89 D. "Free Speech and Advertising-Who Draws the Line?" (BU) E. "CBS on TV," 4/2/86 F. Chronicle, Oct. 1984 G. BR, Air Cut Dubs, Feb. 1977-June 1978 H. Skylab-USSR, 7/10/82, various stand ups I. MacNeil/Lehrer dub/Vecchione J. CNN Marketing Presentation, 3/3/83 K. ABC Viewpoint, 4/28/82 L. Resume Master, Celtics/hockey M. 60 Minutes, 8/31/80: Leni Riefenstahl, Soviet tv N. "Welcome to KZAP," 9/82 0. PBS-Frontline: "Operation Sudden Fury," 2/5/88 P. Television News: PBS, 2/17/88 Q. China's National Day

Box 33 R. ABC Nightline: Voice of America, 12/22/81 S. Poland: A Threat to the Western Alliance, 1/6/82 T. FNN Aircheck, 4/27/83 U. 60 Minutes re: BBC Radio V. ABC Viewpoint, 4/28/82, Part One W. CNN, 3/9/82 X. "Media and Military," 1/15/86 Y. 60 Minutes, "Soviet tv," 11/21/85 Z. 60 Minutes, "Pravda" AA. "Public Relations: An American Revolution" BB. "Free Speech and Advertising-Who Draws the Line" (BU) CC. "Making Television: Inside CBS" DD. Frank-Heckler Debate: Wellesley League of Women Voters, 10/4/82 EE. 60 Minutes, BBC Radio, 9/15/85 FF. Inside TV, ch. 44

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II. Audio Materials. A. Cassette tapes.

Box34 1. Jews-Simhas Torah 2. Yiddish Theater, 11/24/78/Whitney Dub, 8/3/78 3. Soviet Youth Cafe 4. Italian 5. Stolar, 9/5/77 6. RMC, BSR, Election Commentary on debate, Oct.-Nov. 1980 7. Usable-OE CD 8. France lnterCommentary on election, Nov. 1980, Pt. 1 9. France lnterCommentary on election, Nov. 1980, Pt. 2 10. Bakhtiar, 12/79 11. Soviet Jazz Band 12. Georgian Notes I and 11

13. WBUR Official ID/Slogan 14. Videotext Revolution, 7/81 15. EDF Nuclear II 16. WBUR, "All Things Considered from Overseas Press Club," 1/15/83 17. WBUR, "Bill Marx; Interview with Thomas Grunwald, The Dining Room" 18. Coluche Interview, 1/6/81 19. Church music, Yelohovsky, Cathedral, 1/5/78 20. Whitney A PER: 6/28/78; 7/3/78; 8/3/78 21. Moscow News Conference on Soviet Jews 22. RMC, Hostages, 1/81 23. Sex-Choice-Diet 24. Rabbi Williams, 10/17/80 25. Sakharov, 2/11/77 26. Crawford/Press Conference/7/31/78 and Release//Trial, 1st, 2nd

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27. Mrs. Lapierre, Sugar Sculptures/Iranian Students 28. RMC, BSR, Election Commentary, 11/5/80 29. Simone Veil, 9/17/79 30. Goldsteins, 5/5/77 31. CGT-Helen Bruilard 32. T oth/Lozansky 33. Pan Am (1)/Carter 10/23 (2) 34. Perrier/Haig News Conference 35. WBUR-Reviews of "Translations" at Huntington Theatre 36. Revel/Soviet Olympics 37. Toth, 2 tapes. 38. Theatre Party, 10/25/78, I and 11

39. Refuseniks Conference I, 3/10/79 40. Redmont, Q&A,"Soviet Reality," Madison, WI, 8/15/79 41. George Esper (AP), "From Saigon to Jonestown," 10/5/82

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42. RTL-French Debate-Election II 43. Moscow Farewell Party, 5/23/79 44. Gromyko (CBS)-Geneva, 5/21/77 45. Sakharov, 4/79 46. Nahavanti 47. Australian Aborigines, Geneva, 9/4/80 48. Faculty Meeting, 12/8/81 49. Correspondents party in Moscow? 50. Jews-News Conference 51. Scientists seminar in Moscow 52. Rabbi Williams, 2/3/81 53. Galbraith 54. David Cohler, Paris Feature Spots 55. Who Listens to Radio? PGM I, David Underhill, 3/74 (2) 56. Sakharov, 1/77 57. Baku 58. "Ballad of Gary Hart," John Denver, Tahoe Lodge 59. 1st Amendment (2) 60. CBS-World of Religion/Paris-Jewish Archbishop 61. Armenia, Oct. 1978, Catholicos 62. Hess and the Dirt Band 63. RTL French Debate 64. Todd-4/22/81 65. Dissidents Conference 66. 1st 50 Years of Radio/Murrow 67. Arbatou, 2/2/79 68. Eagleburger on Tito, 1/12/80 69. EDF Nuclear 70. Issues Advertising WBUR Evening Edition, 4/6/83 71. Romain Gary, 9/19/79 72. Waldrep, 12/4/78/Muhammed Ali at the Embassy 73. Yergin Interview, 9/24/92 (2) 74. Sadat-European Parliament (CBS Spot)/Sadat at Airport, 2/11/81 75. Jews-Activists, 10/10/76 76. Dissidents, 10/29/77/Tour Wraps 77. Georgian Notes Ill 78. Sean Macbride 79. McGovern/Worker Dissidents, 1/26/78 80. Georgian Series, "Human Rights in the Soviet Heartland," 5/9/77 81. Paul Fabro, 7/15/81 82. French Radio and Debate 83. Van der Kemp-Giverny, 5/28/80 84. Refuseniks Conference, 3/10/79

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85. Toth Final Statement; Toth: 6/12/77; 6/14/77; 6/15/77; 6/17/77 86. Kurt Campbell Interview, 6/1/79, Parts I and II 87. Kurt Campbell Interview, 6/1/79, Side 3 88. Moscow Sounds, Kevin Ruane/BBC 1978 89. CTVS Longview cont'd 90. Tanya Lozansky, 6/7/79 91. Jeff Hanna and the Dirt Band 92. Brenda Dean 93. Arbatov 94. Dr. Raymond on Nuclear Waste/Strabourg 95. Sadat, 2/13/81 96. Side 3: New Technologies, 2nd half, cont'd (2) 97. New Technologies: 1st 45 mins., 2nd half (2) 98. Waldheim, 9/6/77, correspondent's life 99. Jewish rock opera/Cherling interview 100. Levich, 7/11/77 101. Levich, 8/28/77/Vance 102. Ube-Seminar Talk, 2/81 103. Luns, 9/18/79 104. Guy Gugliotta, "Covering News in the Jd World," 11/16/82 105. Dissidents News Conference 106. Rabbits Feet-Pope Lisieux Mass

Ill. Subject Files A. B. C. D. E. F. G. H. I. J, K. L. M. N. 0. P. Q. R. S.

BU Applications/Endorsements Contracts BU Merits BSR: 1986-87 BSR: 1987-88 BSR: 1981-82 Ohio U. internships and International Journalism Old CBS correspondence and data CBS office correspondence and expenses Outgoing correspondence, 1986-87 Redmont commentaries from London on WBUR/NPR, 1986 School of Communications-Dean/Faculty Matters Old Correspondence, 1981-84 Correspondence, 1987-1991 Old Correspondence, 1976-78 1991-92 Personal Papers: 1990 Mexico: 1939-40 College 1938-1939-Pulitzer

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T. College and Herkimer Memorabilia: 1938-39-WWI I-Washington-Mexico: 1940-1944

IV. Manuscripts A. "Risks Worth Taking: The Odyssey of a Foreign Correspondent," by BSR, c.s., p/c,

419p. Box 36 B. Articles for "The Sign" (includes correspondence:

1. "This is Main Street, France" 2. "David and the Red Goliath"

C. "International Communications and the 3rd World" by BSR D. Performace Report of the News Division for the Bureau of the Budget: Office of

Inter-American Affairs, July 1944-45 E. "War and Peace in the Middle East," by BSR, July 1967 (2) F. "Soul Continent in Transition" G. "Letter from Paris," 6/16/67 H. Interview with Col. Robert Rutherford McCormick I. Speech, re: Mauritania-Chinese, Feb. 3-4 1971 J. "A Few Thoughts After 6 Weeks in Israel" K. "The Arab Satellite System: An Analysis of ARABSA T's Potentials and Limitations

for Arab Television Broadcasting," by Bethena Sayah (thesis) L. "How to Dine Out Well in Moscow: Co-op Restaurants," c.s. M. "Soviet Television's New Look" N. "Eyeing Eastern Europe" 0. "The News and Information Explosion in the U.S. and the Impact of New

Communications Technologies," P. "Moscow, Oct. 1988" Q. Speeches ghostwritten for U.S. Marine Corps R. Newspaper analysis: La Prensa

V. Printed Materials. A. "The Shrinking TV Foreign Corespondent-Or What's Wrong with the System," p/c,

Television Quarterly, 1988, #2 B. "Soviet Television's New Look," p/c, Television Quarterly C. "Two Cheers for Democracy," p/c, Quest, 9/89 D. "Glasnost Opens the Door to Gourmet Dining in Moscow," Boston Sunday Globe,

p/c, 1/8/89 E. Yugoslavia: Communism's Rebel with a Cause" F. "Eyeing Eastern Europe," p/c, The Tab, 12/19/89

VI. Diaries and Journals. A. Journal-Spring 1939

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Manuscripts A. Project Reports/Proposals

1. Central American Journalism Project Proposal, vol. 1. Florida International University, 8/87. Computer script, p/c

2. Journalism Education, Research, and Training in Central America. Florida International University, 10/87. Computer script, p/c

3. Afghan Media Project for Training and Research. Boston University, 12/6/85. Computer script, p/c

B. RISKS WORTH TAKING: THE ODYSSEY OF A FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT. Outline and sample chapter. Computer script, p/c, 12p.

Correspondence A. Files.

1. 2. 3. 4.

International Executive Service Corp, 1992-1996 University Press of America, 1992-1993 Literary Agent, 1990-1992 Miscellaneous, 1992-1993

Printed Materials. A Latin American Journalism Advisory Committee Meeting; Journalism

Program, Florida International University, 1993 and 1994, pie-Miami and Guatemala City

B Trip to Panama, 1991. Clips, p/c information, holograph notes C Boston University

1. School of Public Communications Annual Report, 1983-1984 2. College of Communications Annual Report, 1985-1986 3. The Campaign for B.U. 4. COM information booklets (4)

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Research Material. A. Material on Eva Peron.

1. "Eva De America." By Angela Rina Rodriguez, 1949. Typescript with holograph notes, 26 pages.

2. Approximately 400 newspaper clippings from 1947-1949. B. 53 pages of typescript notes on religion. C. 7 newspaper articles. D. Six pages of typescript notes on the death of Kennedy. E. 60 pages of typescript and holograph notes and drafts regarding an article

on Peter Hurkos. F. 4 7 pages of typescript notes from 1946-194 7. G. Two notebooks regarding Cairo, Beiruit, and the 1967: 6 Day War. Notes

for various manuscripts. H. Material on Albert Schweitzer.

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1. One notebook of notes from an interview with Schweitzer. July 7, 1951.

2. 65 newspaper clippings from various sources regarding Schweitzer and his mistress Olga Deterding. In German, English, and French, from the early 1950's.

3. Seven pages of holograph notes. 4. Typed summary of a Schweitzer press conference. (In French.) 5. Portion of a typed manuscript about Olga. 6. 11 black and white photographs of Schweitzer's camp in Africa. 50 photocopied newspaper clippings. Three pages of holograph notes listing book chapters. Information about Andrei Sakharov and Edward Lozansky, 1984-1985. Includes newsletters, holograph notes, articles, and two typed signed letters from Lozansky to Redmont. Materials on the Afghan Media Project. 1. Inquiries, correspondence, and 4 color photographs. 20 page typescript manuscript in Vietnamese. Vietnam Peace Agreement, January 22, 1923.

Correspondence. A. Professional.

1. 26 items regarding various business matters. 2. 43 pieces of fan mail regarding the article on Peter Hurkos.

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24 typed signed letters and handwritten letters to and from Redmont. 1940-1962. 18 letters from 1978 through 1980 regarding television broadcasts. 83 typed letters to and :from Redmont concerning various professional topics. 1963-1988. 5 typed letters to and from various editors. 1939-1940, 1951. 19 typescript letters to Ackerman, the Dean of Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University from Redmont. November 8, 1939 through July 5, 1945. A four page letter from Redmont to Mr. Pringle about article ideas from Mexico. February 19, 1940. 133 typed letters from Redmont. September 12, 1940 to January 16, 1946.

10. Four typed letters with holograph corrections, from Redmont. 1941.

11. Five telegrams and letters between Redmont and the Local Draft Board and Selective Service Local Board, including Redmont' s appeal. February 1942 to December 1942.

12. Two handwritten memos to editors and reporters :from Redmont. 13. Four typed letters from Redmont regarding various issues,

including a memo to Mr. Rockefeller. 1944 to 1945. 14. 10 pages of typed memos to and from Redmont. 1946-1947. 15. 200 items regarding various issues, typescript, holograph, and

photocopied. 194 7-1985. 16. 260 letters; typescript, holograph, and photocopied. 17. Typed, signed letter from H. Galloway, 1954. 18. Four letters between Redmont and his readers, 1951. 19. Typed letter from Redmont to the Boston Globe. June 4, 1987. 20. From Life magazine, November 12, 1954. 21. A series of 6 typed letters, 3 of which include approximately 20

page manuscripts between Boston University College of Communications faculty, regarding the quality of the COM program. 01/06/87 to 01/11/88.

22. Typed signed letter to Redmont, a nominee, from the American Biographical Institute regarding the Five Thousand Personalities of the World. February 20, 1987.

23. Typed announcement by the University Press of America for Redmont's new book, "Risks Worth Taking: The Odyssey of a Foreign Correspondent." November 1992.

24. Photocopied typed letter from John R. Silber, complimenting COM's recognition for its high selectivity. November 11, 1984.

Personal. 1. 12 holograph and typescript to and :from Redmont, 1941-1986.

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Two typed letters to Steve. 1945-1946. Four typed letters to Bob (Sargent?) 1945.

III. Printed Material. A. 18 articles regarding Redmont' s article about Peter Hurkos. B. Periodical Weekly Report on Activities of the Office of Coordinator or

Inter-American Affairs. May 15, 1942 issue. C. Signed copy of Weekly Report by Redmont. May 8, 1942. D. 370 newspaper clippings on or by Redmont. 1958-1969. E. One photocopied article by the Overseas Press Club on Redmont. 1982. F. Newspaper clipping ofRedmont's interview with Schweitzer. July 23,

1951. G. H.

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Photocopied article by Redmont, "Happiness Pill Called Paris." 2 pages. 10 newsletters and articles regarding the BU COM program, including a briefresume ofRedmont's career. (Redmont became dean of COM.) From the early to mid 1980's. Three press guides regarding President Reagan's visits to France and Italy. 1982 and 1985. 1. Information for the press from the meetings of Reagan and

Gorbachev in Geneva. November 1985.

IV. Manuscripts. A. 48 typed articles by Redmont. B. 2 typed speeches. C. 60 typescript articles and speeches by Redmont and other authors. D. Typescript 10 page speech to WBC London Conference. E. 18 typed speeches by Redmont. 1964-197 6. F. Typescript articles, speeches, and television rep01is by Redmont.

1. "U.S. Elections." October 1968. 2. "Europe is Dying." April 9, 1976. 3 pages. 3. "French Students Rebel Again." April 16, 1976. 4. "Haley Special-Whether Yugoslavia." With holograph notes and

corrections. Januaiy 24, 1980. 5. Speech to Westinghouse Electric. "That Man de Gaulle." April 29,

1968. 6. 12 page speech for the London Symposium Talk, "Inside Charles

de Gaulle." October 29, 1967. a. Draft of the above with holograph corrections.

7. 9 page speech for WBC London Conference, "France." With holograph notes and corrections, April 11, 1964.

8. Speech for the News Panel, "U.S. Cross-Country Tour." Three page rough draft with holograph notes and corrections. October 1967.

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Three speeches on various topics. 1968. Script for a presentation of the "Concord Series." 1975, 7 pages. TV script with holograph notes for "Weekender: Giscard." March 25, 1976, Paris. Script of Giscard's obituary, to be held for release in case of death. March 13, 1975. Scripts for 2 reports, 8 pages. "January 1973 ... Notes for an Article or Lecture on Brazil." 14 pages with holograph corrections. Drafts of the "Dean's Newsletter" and other materials from COM. 1984. Nine articles and television reports regarding Brezhnev and other Soviet affairs. 1978-1979. Outline notes, "We had a French Baby." 6 pages. "Israel: Land in Search of Itself." 15 part series of news reports on Israel. November 1966. 31 pages. "Television Overseas: Letter from France." !O page article from TV Quarterly. 1981. Essay "French Images: The Global Challenge- Suggested Strategies." November 1986, 15 pages. Five news reports regarding French Communists. 1950. "Program of Study Abroad in Continuance of Pulitzer Prize Traveling Scholarship, 1939-1940." November 1, 1939. 4 pages. Two page aiiicle about the Mexican newspaper, The Compendia. a. "Press in Mexico." February 8, 1940. 5 pages. "Office of the Coordinator of Inter American Affairs." August 29, 1941. 13 pages with holograph notes. Two interviews, 18 pages and 6 pages. Four pages article on Eva Peron for World Report. Draft on Albert Schweitzer with holograph corrections. 19 pages. a. Two drafts of the same. 28 pages total. b. 30 pages of holograph notes on Schweitzer.

28. Drafts for 4 different articles on topics from rabbit's feet to travel in Paris.

29. Speech with holograph notes, "A Memorial for President Kennedy."

30. Two copies with holograph corrections of an interview with Raymond Oliver, a chef. Includes notes of questions to ask, recipes, and notes about cheese and cooking.

31. "Czechoslovakia in Crisis: Freedom Challenges Communism." A seven part series of news reports, with holograph corrections. August 23, 1968. Two copies of parts 3, 4, and 7.

32. "The Greatest Capital is the Heart." 2 pages, for "Words to Live

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By." 33. "Detente, Human Rights, and Soviet Realities." June 22, 1982.

Two rough drafts and three copies of the final draft. 34. Two articles on French and Italian television. Approximately 15

pages each. 1982. 35. "France: Is it Good for the Jews?" 17 pages.

V. Photographs. A. 90 black and white prints of soldiers in Asia during World War II.

VI. Personal Memorabilia. A. Lease agreement for Kenwood Garden Apartments. May 8, 1942. B. Approximately 35 press passes from various places, including Russia,

France, and Argentina. 1949-1978. C. 40 invitations to various events in France, the U.S., and Argentina. 1946-

1978. D. Ephemera: 13 menus from various events; 2 political pins-France; 5

cartoons; thank you cards. E. Program for a show at Ford's Theater, February 11, 1953. Includes an

article by Redmont about Schweitzer. F. Seating list for the "National Press Club Annual Member's Dinner for the

President of the United States." 1945? G. Five personal and business cards. H. Chinese magazine, including an article by Redmont about Schweitzer. In

Chinese. I. The front of a box of Lucky Strike Cigarettes that says "for the personal

use of the American Ambassador, compliments of the manufacturer." J. An envelope addressed to "Mr. Redmont-Personal" in handwriting, with

"The White House" printed as the return. Empty. K. Print of Argentinian currency, (counterfeit? Has glue on the black back.)

stamped with Spanish printed "Falso" and "Falso amigo del pueblo es Peron." The date 1946 is handwritten on the back.

L. M.

N. 0.

P. Q.

Birth announcement for Dennis Foster Redmont. December 8, 1942. Card with Redmont's signature on front and "Under heaven, all are one family" in either Japanese or Chinese, Spanish, French, and Russian on the back. April 18, 1947. Typescript and holograph memoirs, poems, drawings, and notes. 19 total. Invitation to the Centre Quaker International conference, where Redmont was a keynote speaker. In French with holograph notes. Four page application for the "5000 Personalities of the World." Photocopied honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters from Florida International University. June 15, 1980.

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I. Manuscripts. A. Material on Charles de Gaulle.

B.

C. D.

E.

F. G.

1. "The Unknown de Gaulle." typescript, 20 pages. 2 copies. a. Slightly different version, titled "Memoir 26- de Gaulle."

typescript, 16 pages. b. Another version, typescript with title page, "The Unknown

de Gaulle: a correspondent recalls the man of vision and wit, the media master, and the maverick of U.S.- French relations." November 7, 1990.

2. Two drafts of an obituary, one with holograph corrections and extra biographical information.

3. "KYW Special: The de Gaulle Mystique." typescript, 4 pages. 4. "Briefing on France." October 11, 1965. 5. From Boston University, "The Legacy of Charles de Gaulle: A

Colloquium." "From Brazzaville to Phnom-Penh." by Jean Planchais. Typescript, 9 pages.

Four drafts of an article about truffles, the final draft titled, "Black Diamonds for Dinner: Truffles." 15 typescript talks and lectures from 1984-1989. There articles, all titled "The Foreign Correspondent." From 3 different authors, from 1954, 1978, 1984. 13 pages of notes and drafts on Czechoslovakia. Typescript with holograph corrections. 73 typescript talks and lectures from 1980-1985. 40 articles written by Redmont for the Columbia School of Journalism. 1938-1939. Typescript with holograph corrections and the corrections and comments of the professor. Most of the articles are written by Bernard S. Rothenberg. A pen name?

H. Three reports from France on different topics. I. "1939 Class Summary." Written October 10, 1955. Typescript. J. 5 pages of notes on Kissinger in French and English. February 4, 1975. K. One page typed outline for "Kennedy Myth." L. "Confidential Report on the Press of Mexico." Prepared by Redmont for

the U.S. State Department. June 6, 1940. M. Ten articles written for Television Quarterly. 1981-1985. N. Five article written from Europe and Switzerland. 1939. 0. Three articles about China written for Television Quarterly. 60 pages,

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typescript with revisions. P. Draft of "Training Program for Third World Journalism Students." 39

pages. 1984. Q. Five essays written by Redmont from 1935-1938.

Research Materials. A. Material on Charles de Gaulle.

1. Approximately 30 atiicles, newsletters, pamphlets, and library listings, in English and French. 1944-1990.

2. Approximately 30 pages of holograph notes. B. Material about truffles.

C.

D. E. F.

1. Approximately 30 newspaper clippings from various sources in French and English, seven pages of holograph notes, and 3 black and white photographs.

2. Short book, "Culture de la Truffle." By Gabriel Vaudou. Includes a handwritten letter to Redmont.

13 pages of holograph notes about Russia, including press papers from Moscow, 1970. Notes and newspaper clippings about diamonds. 25 pages of holograph notes from 1985 and a pocket book of notes. 53 items for CBS television stories from 1979 to 1981. Materials include typescript and holograph notes, photocopied news articles, newspaper clippings, and short memos.

G. 54 items concerning China, including holograph notes, newspaper articles, and a booklet.

H. Booklet of notes on a trip to Russia in 1966.

Correspondence. A. Professional.

1. 34 typescript letters to and from the University of Wyoming. 1973 through 1976.

2. 60 typescript letters from China. 1986 to 1987. a. 76 typescript letters, to and from China. 1983 to 1985.

3. Three invitations from June 1983. 4. 45 letters regarding various topics. 1928 to 1985. 5. 24 business letters from 1985 to 1986.

B. Personal. 1. Five letters from 1985. 2. 21 letters from France. 1986 through 1987. 3. Nine letters from 1987.

IV. Printed Materials. A. 3 50 newspaper clippings of articles written by Redmont between 1941 and

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1942. B. Photocopied article by Redmont, "Message from Moscow: Contradictions

Provide Democracy a Lesson." June 19, 1980.

V. Personal Memorabilia. A. Typed listing of Redmont' s tape archives. B. Three pins and seven badges from a ski club. C. U.S. passport, selected service notice, and an International Student identity

card. D. Various memorabilia from a trip to France. E. Various business cards, receipts, itinerary, and brochures. F. Handout book, "Statut de L'Association Maroccaine de Progpen." G. 75 personal cards, receipts, ticket stubs, and other materials from China.

VI. Photographs. A. 22 color prints re: "Third World Conference of Editors." B. Photo album of various black and white prints.

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I. Professional Materials.

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Preliminary Listing

A. Files; may include printed material; manuscripts, correspondence; holograph notes. 1. "East West TV," 1993-1995. 2. "Tour Lectures and French," 1984-1987.

B. Press release, 2 copies, n.d. C. Notes, n.d.

[F. 1-2] [F. 3-4]

[F. 4]

II. Correspondence. A. General, TLS and email, 1986-2010.

III. Manuscripts. A. Lectures and sermons.

1. "Abe Plotkin Funeral," TS, 4 p., 9/15/2010. [F. 5] 2. "Adventure in Albania," TS, 15 p., 1995. 3. "Afghanistan: What Should We Do?," TS, 27 p., 11/7/2010. 4. "Closing Words," TS, 2 p., 11/7/2010. 5. "Bern's Christmas Lament," TS, 1 p., TS, 2007. 6. "Beyond Diversity: Adopting Pluralism," TS, 4 p., 3/20/2012. 7. "Book Talk FPUU," TS, 2 p., 3/15/2013. 8. "Boston Public Library Talk," TS, 4 p., 1/30/1996. 9. "Boston Public Library Talk," TS with holograph notes,

2 p., 1/30/1996. 10. "Canton High School Talk," TS, 10 p., 12/17/2001 (2 copies). 11. "Canton High School Talk (update of earlier talk)," TS, 13 p.,

1/13/2003. 12. "CCNY Award Talk," TS, 5 p., 5/2/2000. 13. "Columbia University Award Remarks," TS, 5 p., 5/2/1986. 14. "Current Events- The Election Outlook," TS, 14 p., 9/19/2012. 15. "Dirty Politics: Deforming Our Democracy," TS, 23 p., 11/7/2013. 16. "Dysfunction," TS, 22 p., 7/9/2013. 17. "The Education of a Journalist," TS, 13 p., 1984. 18. "Elections," TS, 15 p., 10/13/2008. 19. "Election Analysis 2010," TS with holograph notes, 13 p.,

11/17/2010. [F. 6] 20. "Election Results Analysis," TS, 14 p., 11/14/12. 21. "Escne Board Talk," TS with holograph notes, 4 p., 12/4/1991. 22. "Escne-Odwin," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., n.d.

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23. "Escne Talk; Global Consulting From N.E. to Albania," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., n.d.

24. "Exposing the Plot Against Social Security," TS with holograph notes, 29 p., 2/22/2013.

25. "First Parish Sunday School," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., 5/13/2001.

26. "Guilford College Talk," TS with holograph notes, 16 p., 3/14/2006.

27. "Harvard Club Group Talk," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., 11/9/2000.

28. "Harvard Talk," TS with holograph notes, 2 p., 4/26/1988. 29. "The Health Care Mess and What to Do About It," TS,

9 p., 4/19/1988. 30. "How the Election Shapes Up," TS, 14 p., 10/24/2012. 31. "How and When Do We Get Out oflraq?," TS, 12 p., 8/23/2007;

includes printed material. 32. "Is the Foreign Correspondent an Endangered Species?," TS

with holograph notes, 7 p., 5/14/1986. 33. "Italy Talk- Reflections on Journalism," TS with holograph

notes, 11 p., 5/14/2003. 34. "Jerry Landay Memorial," TS with holograph notes, 5 p.,

9/15/2013; includes printed material, 35. "John Olver Un Memorial," TS, 4 p., 5/28/2008. 36. "Killington Talk Intro," TS with holograph notes, 1 p., 8/7/1992. 37. "Mass Media Issues Lecture," TS, 10 p., 1989. 38. "Obama's Midterm Exam," TS with holograph notes, 21 p.,

7/28/2010. 39. "The Occupying Movement," TS, 12 p., 12/5/2011. 40. "OC 20th Celebration," TS with holograph notes, 5 p., 11/20/2013.

[F. 7] 41. "Orchard Cove Talk," TS with holograph notes, 20 p., 4/4/2007. 42. "The Palin Phenomenon," TS with holograph notes, 30 p.,

12/15/2010. 43. "Perspectives: Faith In Our Times," TS, 1 p., n.d. 44. "Quadrangle Talk Notes," TS with holograph notes, 20 p.,

5/13/1993. 45. "The Real Issues In Election," TS, 14 p., n.d. 46. "Remarks to SPC Symposium," TS, 20 p., 12/4/1982. 47. "Secrets of Visibility- Developing a Public Information Strategy,"

TS, 14 p., 1999; includes printed material, professional material correspondence.

48. "Temple Beth David Talk," TS, 21 p., 1/28/2007. [F. 8] 49. "Volunteering- Enriching Our Lives," TS with holograph

notes, 17 p., 11/25/2007; includes printed material. 50. "War in Afghanistan; Mess in Pakistan; What Should We Do?,"

TS, 27 p., 9/15/2010.


51. "What Will it Take to Win the November Elections? For the Democrats-For the Republicans," TS with holograph notes, 14 p., 6/20/2012.

52. "Why Care About International News?," TS with holograph notes, 18 p., 12/9/1997.

53. "Yankee Quill Response Talk," TS, 3 p., 10/18/1995. B. Speech notes, TS and holograph, 1998, n.d. [F. 9] C. Fragments re: speeches, technology and "Why Do They Hate Us?," n.d. D. Articles.

1. "Albanian Adventure: TV on a Shoestring," TS, 12 p., n.d. 2. "Attack the Messenger: How Politicians Turn You Against the

Media," TS, 9 p., n.d. 3. "The Best Years of Our Lives," TS, 5 p., n.d. 4. "An Ethical Will: An Offering on the Occasion of Dennie's 60th

Birthday," TS, 4 p., 12/1/2002. 5. "The Future of Television and Radio," TS, 11 p., n.d. 6. "Making Media Sense," TS with holograph notes, 10 p., n.d. 7. "New Lead- The World According to TV," TS with

holograph notes, 4 p., 3/7/1991. 8. "Not So Prime Time: Chasing the Trivial on American

Television," TS, 6 p., n.d. 9. "Religion and the Media: Toward Better Mutual Understanding,"

TS, 17 p., 11/5/1984. 10. "The Social Responsibility of the Journalist," TS, 11 p., n.d. (2

copies). 11. "Tuned Out: Why Americans Under 40 Don't Follow the News,"

TS, 7 p., n.d. 12. "Volunteering- Enriching Our Lives," TS, 4 p., n.d. 13. "The Worst Government That Money Can Buy," TS, 9 p.,

4/27/1997 (6 copies). 14. "The Worst Government That Money Can Buy," TS with

holograph notes, 11 p., 6/5/1997. 15. "Youngsters Learn About Immigration," TS, 3 p., n.d.

E. By Others. 1. "The Role of Soviet Television in the Child Socialization Process,"

by Ilouna Kloupte, TS, 48 p., n.d. 2. "Soviet Rock Videos or the Day Music Died ... ," by Allison

Comins, TS, 8 p., 4/1/1988. 3. "Soviet Youth Programming: Big Brother on the Blue Screen," by

Stephanie DeGroote, TS with holograph corrections, 40 p., 12/21/1987.

4. "Television Game Shows: A Unique Window on Soviet Society," by Stephen Lang, TS, 21 p., n.d.


IV. Printed Material. A. Files.

1. "Soviet TV and Press," 1991-1993; includes correspondence,

B.

C. D. E. F. G. H.

photographs. [F. 10-13] 2. "USSR Travel Folder," n.d. [F. 14-15] Clippings re: changes in the news industry, war coverage, Soviet Union, 1988-2006. · [F. 16-17] Brochures re: travel in the Soviet Union, 1936-1988. [F. 18] Maps re: Moscow, n.d. [F. 19] Catalogue re: Russia, 1988. Flyers (2) re: current events, 2010. Photocopies re: swords and ploughshares, n.d. BR biographies (3), n.d.

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