Box 25
Restricted
Contains 19 Results:
Introduction to Julian Goodman – Washington Area Broadcasters Association, June 14, 1979
Ted Yates and Stuart Schulberg, July 2, 1979
Kentucky Broadcasters Association, Louisville, Kentucky, August 25, 1979
“The First Amendment in the 80’s” Journalism Alumni Seminar, February 16, 1980
Chamber of Commerce, Paducah, Kentucky, March 6, 1980
“The ‘Roast’ of Walter Cronkite” Washington Correspondents, March 20, 1980
Speech Material, 1980
Deadline Club, New York City Chapter, March 16, 1981
Russ Tornabene, Ernie Pyle Memorial Lecture, March 16, 1981
University of Kentucky Hall of Fame, April 13, 1981
“Ethics and the Media” Larchmont Avenue Presbyterian Church, September 27, 1981
Associated Press Material, October 1, 1981
National Association of Broadcasters – First Amendment Panel, Dallas, Texas, April 7, 1982
Introduction to John Chancellor at the University of Nevada Reno Foundation Dinner, November 19, 1982
Senior Men’s Association Larchmont Avenue Church (w/ audio cassette), October 17, 1983
Senior Men’s Association Larchmont Avenue Church, October 17, 1983
“Your Business is Different” keynote address at University of Georgia School of Journalism- Di Gamma Kappa Distinguished Achievement Award, January 21, 1985
Draft for K. Graham, May 1987
Draft #2 Olympics 1988, August 9, 1988
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