Holdings:
* UM-System
* Columbia
Call Number:
(C:11/6/1)
Box 1-009292
Box 2-009300
Box 3-009327
Box 4-009371
Box 5-009372
Box 6-009372
Box 7-082551
Box 8-082552
Box 9-082553
The Missouri Forum set for "How Your Division of Health Protects You," with (left to right) Edward C. Lambert, Henry M. Hardwicke, W.C. Allen, and Albert W. Happy, Jr., May 1961
(University Archives, C:11/6/1 Box 1 FF 111)
Record Group: 11 C
Record Sub-Group: 27
Records Title: UMC; School of Journalism; KOMU-TV; Missouri Forum; Program Notes
Dates: 1958-1976
Volume: 5 cubic feet, 6.25 linear feet
Scope and Content Note
This Record Sub-Group contains program notes, correspondence, and research materials related to individual tapings of Missouri Forum during the time that Dr. Edward C. Lambert was the show's moderator.
Historical Note:
Missouri Forum was a talk show that discussed Missouri public affairs and aired on KOMU-TV as well as several radio stations throughout the state. Serving as moderator of the show was KOMU-TV founder and UMC Broadcast Journalism professor Dr. Edward C. Lambert. Lambert would direct discussions on issues important to Missourians including those related to politics, health, crime, the arts, taxes, and industry, among others. Included in these discussions would often be key players in politics and other state agencies. In the late 1960s, broadcast journalism students from the university came to be an important part of the production of the show, working in technical positions and sometimes on "student panels" that appeared on the show. Lambert began moderating Missouri Forum in 1958 and continued until his retirement in May of 1980 when Rod Gelatt, a reoccurring guest moderator became his replacement. Gelatt served as moderator until the final, regularly programmed show aired in January of 1992, and for the less frequent Missouri Forum and Chronicle segments that aired in the ensuing months. The last recorded segment of Chronicle held in University Archives aired in August of 1992, though script material is available through 1993.
Series Descriptions:
This Record Sub-Group is not divided into series. The arrangement is chronological. Folders give the title of a particular show or the name of the key guest of the show.
For Accession A14-42 many of the script folders include topic-related news clippings and notes, and the dates on the folders refer to recording date (air date is sometimes given on these scripts as well)
Note to Researcher: For additional information concerning Dr. Edward Lambert, see Sub-Group 26 of Record Group 11 C. Portions of collection C:11/6/2 were integrated into this collection at the time this inventory was created.
Note to Archivist: Boxes 5 and 6 have been combined into one box, but the original arrangement of materials has been maintained.
Inventory
Box 1 - 009292 [return to top]FF 1 - "Missouri Forum: The Position, Goal, Job, and Tools; With a Synopsis of the 1958 Winter Semester" by William V. Halle, 6/1958
FF 2 - Various Notes and Material, n.d.
FF 3 - "State Historical Society," 8/31/1959
FF 4 - "Police Academy," 10/11/1959
FF 5 - Governor James T. Blair, 10/25/1959
FF 6 - "Medium Security Prison" with Colonel James D. Carter, 11/1/1959
FF 7 - Governor James T. Blair, 11/15/1959
FF 8 - "Wild Mammals of Missouri" with Charles and Elizabeth Schwartz, 11/22/1959
FF 9 - "The Plight of Public Schools in Missouri," 11/29/1959
FF 10 - Governor James T. Blair, 12/13/1959
FF 11 - "Liberal Education in a Scientific Age," 12/14/1959
FF 12 - "Bond Issues or What?" 12/20/1959
FF 13 - "Top News Stories of 1959," 12/27/1959
FF 14 - "Radio and TV Drug Scandals," 1/3/1960
FF 15 - Governor James T. Blair, 1/10/1960
FF 16 - "Government Policy in Relation to Strikes," with Bob Friedman, 1/17/1960
FF 17 - Elmer Ellis, 1/24/1960
FF 18 - "Highway Sanity or Sudden Death" with Colonel Hugh H. Waggoner, 1/31/1960
FF 19 - "Boy Scouts' Golden Anniversary," 2/7/1960
FF 20 - "Water!" 2/14/1960
FF 21 - "Iron, Lead, Oil: The Keys to Missouri's Industrial Future," (contains photographs of the construction of an unidentified building) 2/21/1960
FF 22 - "Should Advertising Wear a White or Black Hat?" 2/28/1960
FF 23 - "The Role of the University of Missouri in Improving Agricultural Education in India," 3/6/1960
FF 24 - "Income Tax," 3/13/1960
FF 25 - "Tornado," 3/27/1960
FF 26 - "Agricultural Problems," 4/13/1960
FF 27 - Governor James T. Blair, 4/17/1960
FF 28 - "Journalism 1960 Style," 5/1/1960
FF 29 - Governor James T. Blair, 5/22/1960
FF 30 - "Senior Citizens and the Future," 5/29/1960
FF 31 - "Fight Against Cancer," 6/5/1960
FF 32 - "Mid-Missouri Development," 6/12/1960
FF 33 - "Mental Health," 6/19/1960
FF 34 - State Historical Society, 6/26/1960
FF 35 - "Your Medical Center at the University," 7/5/1960
FF 36 - "Capital Punishment," 7/17/1960
FF 37 - Governor James T. Blair, 7/24/1960
FF 38 - "Missouri Wonderland," 7/31/1960
FF 39 - "Modern Education Through TV," 9/11/1960
FF 40 - "United Fund," 9/25/1960
FF 41 - "Business and Professional Women," 10/2/1960
FF 42 - "Know Your Candidates" with Edward G. Farmer, 10/9/1960
FF 43 - "Know Your Candidates" with John M. Dalton, 10/13/1960
FF 44 - "Know Your Candidates" with Edward V. Long, 10/16/1960
FF 45 - "Know Your Candidates" with Lon Hocker, 10/30/1960
FF 46 - Governor's Report, 11/6/1960
FF 47 - "Food Additives," 11/13/1960
FF 48 - "Farm-City Week," 11/20/1960
FF 49 - "Higher Education" with Elmer Ellis, 11/27/1960
FF 50 - "Arts and Science," 12/4/1960
FF 51 - Governor-Elect John M. Dalton, 12/11/1960
FF 52 - Governor James T. Blair, 12/18/1960
FF 53 - "Department of Labor," 1/8/1961
FF 54 - "The Next Four Years" with Walker, Karsch, Bugg, and McKinsey, 1/22/1961
FF 55 - Governor John M. Dalton, 1/29/1961
FF 56 - Lieutenant Governor Hilary A. Bush, 2/5/1961
FF 57 - "The People of Mushan" with Howard Long, 2/12/1961
FF 58 - "Income Tax," 2/19/1961
FF 59 - Governor John M. Dalton, 2/26/1961
FF 60 - Secretary of State Warren E. Hearnes, 3/5/1961
FF 61 - "Your Money's Worth," 3/12/1961
FF 62 - Governor John M. Dalton, 3/19/1961
FF 63 - "Juvenile Code," 4/21/1961
FF 64 - John G. Neihardt, 4/16/1961
FF 65 - Governor John M. Dalton, 4/23/1961
FF 66 - "Journalism 1961 Style," 4/30/1961
FF 67 - "Problems of Adolescence," with Neil Aslin and Dr. Shaw, 5/7/1961
FF 68 - Missouri House Majority and Minority Leaders James G. Trimble and Dorman Steelman, 5/14/1961
FF 69 - "The Role of a Lobbyist" with Gary Spencer, 5/21/1961
FF 70 - Governor John M. Dalton, 5/28/1961
FF 71 - "Nursing Homes," 6/4/1961
FF 72 - "Civil Defense," 6/11/1961
FF 73 - Governor John M. Dalton, 6/18/1961
FF 74 - John Birch Society, 6/25/1961
FF 75 - "South America, Communism, and You" with Father Ancizar, 7/2/1961
FF 76 - Governor John M. Dalton, 7/28/1961
FF 77 - "New Advances in Educational TV," 9/3/1961
FF 78 - "Changing Picture of Education for Women," 9/10/1961
FF 79 - Lieutenant Governor Hilary A. Bush, 9/17/1961
FF 80 - "Point System for Drivers," 9/24/1961
FF 81 - "Should Your Child Go to College?" 10/1/1961
FF 82 - Dr. Lester Cox, 10/8/1961
FF 83 - "Human Rights," 10/15/1961
FF 84 - "Fallout, Survival, and Then What?" 10/22/1961
FF 85 - Governor John M. Dalton," 10/29/1961
FF 86 - "The Impact of Broadcast News," 11/5/1961
FF 87 - Warren E. Hearnes, 11/12/1961
FF 88 - "Partners in Progress: Farm-City Week," 11/19/1961
FF 89 - "Fallout, Survival, and Then What?" (cont'd from 10/22 broadcast), 11/26/1961
FF 90 - "Arts and Science Week," 12/3/1961
FF 91 - Governor John M. Dalton, 12/10/1961
FF 92 - R.J. "Bus" King, 12/17/1961
FF 93 - "Father Dismas Clark: Hoodlum Priest," 12/24/1961
FF 94 - "Top News Stories of 1961," 12/31/1961
FF 95 - Vladimir Visson, 1/7/1962 (contains booklet titled "Fifth International Hallmark Art Award" as well as several prints of paintings)
FF 96 - "Probation and Parole," 1/14/1962
FF 97 - Governor John M. Dalton, 1/21/1962
FF 98 - Thomas Eagleton, 1/28/1962
FF 99 - "Turn Toward Peace," 2/4/1962
FF 100 - "Highway Department," 2/11/1962
FF 101 - "Missourians for Progress," 2/18/1962
FF 102 - Governor John M. Dalton, 2/25/1962
FF 103 - "The Staggering Cost of Crime," 3/4/1962
FF 104 - "Income Tax," 3/14/1962
FF 105 - Haskell Holman, 3/18/1962
FF 106 - "Brighter Tomorrow" (Radio Only), 4/1/1962
FF 107 - "Book Bowl," 4/1/1962
FF 108 - "Cancer Progress Report," 4/8/1962
FF 109 - Governor John M. Dalton, 4/15/1962
FF 110 - "Journalism Style: Radio-Free Europe and the Cold War," 4/29/1962
FF 111 - "How the Division of Health Protects You," 5/6/1961 (contains photograph of Dr. Lambert and guests on the set)
FF 112 - "National Highway Week," 5/13/1962
FF 113 - Governor John M. Dalton, 5/20/1962
FF 114 - "Mental Health" with Dr. George Ulett, M.D., 5/27/1962
FF 115 - State Treasurer Milton Carpenter, 6/3/1962
FF 116 - James Carter, 6/16/1962
FF 117 - Governor John M. Dalton, 6/17/1962
FF 118 - Dorman L. Steelman, 6/24/1962
FF 119 - "Minuteman Missile and Missouri," 7/1/1962
FF 120 - "Common Market," 7/8/1962
FF 121 - "The Stock Market," 7/15/1962
FF 122 - Governor John M. Dalton, 7/22/1962
FF 123 - "Medicare," 7/29/1962
FF 124 - "Girls' State" (Radio Only), 8/5/1962
FF 125 - Republican State Committeemen H.K. Wangelin and W.P. Cruce, 8/12/1962
FF 126 - Crosby Kemper, 9/2/1962
FF 127 - Albert M. Spradling, 9/9/1962
FF 128 - Governor John M. Dalton, 9/16/1962
FF 129 - "Problems of a City," 9/21/1962
FF 130 - Edward V. Long, 9/23/1962
FF 131 - "university Day: Should Your Child Go to College?" 9/30/1962
FF 132 - Stuart Symington, 10/7/1962
FF 133 - James P. Kelly, 10/14/1962
FF 134 - Governor John M. Dalton, 10/21/1962
FF 135 - Warren E. Hearnes, 10/28/1962
FF 136 - Dr. Frank Luther Mott, 11/4/1962
FF 137 - Lieutenant Governor Hilary A. Bush, 11/11/1962
FF 138 - Governor John M. Dalton, 11/18/1962
FF 139 - Colonel James D. Carter, 11/25/1962
FF 140 - "The Honors College and Arts and Science Week," 12/2/1962
FF 141 - "Insecticide or Suicide?" 12/9/1962
FF 142 - Governor John M. Dalton, 12/16/1962
FF 143 - Thomas D. Graham, 12/23/1962
FF 144 - 1963 Missouri Forum
FF 145 - "Top News Stories of 1962" (cancelled), 12/30/1962
FF 146 - "University Day," 10/6/1962
FF 147 - James G. Trimble, 10/13/1963
FF 148 - Charles E. Curry, 10/20/1963
FF 149 - R.J. "Bus" King, 10/27/1963
FF 150 - "School Aid Officers," 11/3/1963
FF 151 - "Missouri Conservation Commission," 11/10/1963
FF 152 - Governor John M. Dalton, 11/17/1963
FF 153 - "Alcohol and Youth" (postponed until 1/26/1964), 11/24/1963
FF 154 - "Why a PTA?" 12/1/1963
FF 155 - "Responsibility of Literature in Today's Society," 12/8/1963
FF 156 - "Prison Administration," 12/15/1963
FF 157 - "Defense of the Indigent," 12/22/1963
FF 158 - "Top News Stories of 1963," 12/30/1963
Box 2 - 009300 [return to top]FF 1 - "Air Transportation in Missouri," 1/5/1964
FF 2 - Governor John M. Dalton, 1/12/1964
FF 3 - "Missouri's World's Fair Exhibition" with Tom Graham and Bob White, 1/19/1964
FF 4 - "Alcohol and Youth" with Fred McKinney, 1/25/1964
FF 5 - "Highway Safety," 2/2/1964
FF 6 - "Peace Corps," 2/9/1964
FF 7 - "The Merit System" with Morris Steenberger, 2/17/1964
FF 8 - Lige Frost, 2/23/1964
FF 9 - "Income Tax," 3/8/1964
FF 10 - "What it Takes to Run a Gubernatorial Campaign" with Delton Houtchens and John W. Inglish, 3/15/1964
FF 11 - Governor John M. Dalton, 3/22/1964
FF 12 - "Cancer," 3/29/1964
FF 13 - Richard H. Ichord, 4/5/1964
FF 14 - Elmer Ellis, Dr. Merl Baker, Dr. Joe E. Covington, Dr. John H. Longwell, and Dr. Vernon E. Wilson, 4/12/1964
FF 15 - Ethan Shepley, 4/19/1964
FF 16 - Jean Paul Bradshaw, 4/26/1964
FF 17 - "Journalistic Style," 5/3/1964
FF 18 - "News Coverage of Crime and the Courts," 5/10/1964
FF 19 - James C. Kirkpatrick, 5/17/1964
FF 20 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 5/24/1964
FF 21 - Governor John M. Dalton, 5/31/1964
FF 22 - Henry M. Hardwicke, 6/7/1964
FF 23 - Joseph Jaeger, Jr., 6/14/1964
FF 24 - "Cruelty to Children" with Lewis Shepard Larkin, 6/21/1964
FF 25 - Hilary Bush, 6/28/1964
FF 26 - "Car Insurance," 7/5/1964
FF 27 - James G. Trimble, 7/12/1964
FF 28 - Warren E. Hearnes, 5/8/1964
FF 29 - Norman H. Anderson, 7/26/1964
FF 30 - Maurice Votaw, 8/12/1964
FF 31 - "You and Your Doctor," 8/9/1964
FF 32 - "Teenage Smoking," 8/30/1964
FF 33 - "Knowledge Explosion," 9/6/1964
FF 34 - 1964 - 1965 Forum
FF 35 - Jean Paul Bradshaw, 9/13/1964
FF 36 - Governor John M. Dalton, 9/20/1964
FF 37 - Anthony C. Schroeder, 9/27/1964
FF 38 - William L. Hungate, 10/4/1964
FF 39 - "Ways to World Peace," 10/11/1964
FF 40 - Ethan Shepley, 10/18/1964
FF 41 - Warren E. Hearnes, 11/1/1964
FF 42 - "Preservation of Historical Sites," 11/8/1964
FF 43 - "Freedom and Film," 11/15/1964
FF 44 - "Capital Punishment," 11/22/1964
FF 45 - "wake the Town," 11/29/1964
FF 46 - "Higher Education," 12/6/1964
FF 47 - "Libraries," 12/13/1964
FF 48 - "Little Hoover," 1/24/1965
FF 49 - Governor Warren E. Hearnes, 1/31/1965
FF 50 - "Blood Donors," 2/7/1965
FF 51 - "Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic Aren't What They Used to Be," 2/14/1965
FF 52 - "Engineering for Human Needs," 2/21/1965
FF 53 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 2/28/1965
FF 54 - Warren E. Hearnes, 3/7/1965
FF 55 - William Baxter Waters, 3/14/1965
FF 56 - "Income Tax," 3/21/1965
FF 57 - "Business and Public Administration Week," 4/4/1965
FF 58 - Warren E. Hearnes, 4/11/1965
FF 59 - James C. Kirkpatrick, 4/18/1865
FF 60 - "Library Week," 4/25/1965
FF 61 - "Journalism Week," 5/2/1965
FF 62 - "Space Day," 5/9/1965
FF 63 - "Perils of Summer," 5/16/1965
FF 64 - Warren E. Hearnes, 5/23/1965
FF 65 - "Crisis in the Home" with Dr. David Davis, 5/30/1965
FF 66 - Melvin Carnahan, 6/6/1965
FF 67 - Ronald Belt, 6/13/1965
FF 68 - J.F. Patterson, 6/20/1965
FF 69 - "Missouri's Stake in the Nation's Growing Water Shortage Problem," 7/11/1965
FF 70 - "Helping the Handicapped," 7/18/1965
FF 71 - "Planning for Old Age: Making the So-Called Golden Years Really Golden," 7/25/1965
FF 72 - "Missouri State Fair," 8/8/1965
FF 73 - Warren E. Hearnes, 8/15/1965
FF 74 - William L. Hungate, 8/22/1965
FF 75 - "How the New Social Security Legislation Will Affect You," 8/29/1965
FF 76 - Fred T. Wilkinson, 9/2/1965
FF 77 - "University Day," 9/12/1965
FF 78 - "Do Better Roads Mean More Prosperity for Missouri?" 9/19/1965
FF 79 - "Missouri Scientists are Helping Missouri," 9/26/1965
FF 80 - "Special Saturday Forum: United Fund," 10/2/1965
FF 81 - Hubert Wheeler, 10/3/1965
FF 82 - Philip V. Maher, 10/10/1965
FF 83 - J. Gordon Crowe, 10/17/1965
FF 84 - "U.N. Day" with Pressley McCoy, 10/24/1965
FF 85 - "Community Development," 10/31/1965
FF 86 - "Voluntary R.O.T.C.," 11/7/1965
FF 87 - "Racial Crisis and the News Media," 11/14/1965
FF 88 - Warren E. Hearnes, 11/17/1965
FF 89 - Thomas D. Graham, 11/28/1965
FF 90 - "Women in Science," 12/5/1965
FF 91 - "The Role of Private Colleges," 12/12/1965
FF 92 - Norman H. Anderson, 12/19/1965
FF 93 - "News Year Ender," 12/26/1965
FF 94 - Missouri Forum 1966
FF 95 - "March of Dimes," 1/2/1966
FF 96 - Warren E. Hearnes, 1/9/1966
FF 97 - Tom David, 1/16/1966
FF 98 - "Missouri Congress of Conservatives" with Floyd Kitchen, 1/23/1966
FF 99 - "Do Missouri's Courts Meet Today's Needs?" 1/30/1966
FF 100 - "You and Your Income Tax," 2/6/1966
FF 101 - "Going First Class," 2/13/1966
FF 102 - "Engineering Week," 2/20/1966
FF 103 - Ethan Campbell, 2/27/1966
FF 104 - "Missouri Testing," 3/6/1966
FF 105 - "Special Forum: Missouri to Vietnam," 3/7/1966
FF 106 - Edward V. Long, 3/13/1966
FF 107 - Don Thomasson, 3/20/1966
FF 108 - Clark Ellzey, 3/27/1966
FF 109 - "Freshman Transition," 4/3/1966
FF 110 - Dr. George Ulett, 4/10/1966
FF 111 - "Library Week" with Dr. William Peden, 4/17/1966
FF 112 - Warren E. Hearnes, 4/24/1966
FF 113 - "Journalism Week," 5/1/1966
FF 114 - Durward Hall, 5/8/1966
FF 115 - "Respect the Law -- It Respects You," 5/15/1966
FF 116 - Hal Moore, 5/22/1966
FF 117 - "You and Your Social Security," 5/29/1966
FF 118 - Lee Fine, 6/5/1966
FF 119 - "Medicare," 6/12/1966
FF 120 - Colonel Edmund I. Hockaday, 6/19/1966
FF 121 - "Girls' State," 6/26/1966
FF 122 - "You Stake Your Life," 7/3/1966
FF 123 - Henry Maddox, 7/10/1966
FF 124 - "Computers in Medicine," 7/17/1966
FF 125 - "Teaching Tomorrow's Doctors," 7/24/1966
FF 126 - Robert D. Scharz, 7/31/1966
FF 127 - "Midterm Report on Missouri's War on Poverty" with Don Thomasson, 8/7/1966
FF 128 - Warren E. Hearnes, 8/21/1966
FF 129 - "As Others See U.S.," 11/4/1966
FF 130 - Don W. Kennedy, 9/11/1966
FF 131 - "Killer Diseases," 9/18/1966
FF 132 - Marvin Snider, 9/25/1966
FF 133 - William T. Zimmer, 10/2/1966
FF 134 - "Missouri and the Space Age" with Robert Lindley, 10/9/1966
FF 135 - James C. Kirkpatrick, 10/16/1966
FF 136 - Haskell Holman, 10/23/1966
FF 137 - Warren E. Hearnes, 10/30/1966
FF 138 - "Decade of Medical Progress," 11/6/1966
FF 139 - "Respect the Law," 11/13/1966
FF 140 - Lawrence Schneider and William M. McCandless, 11/20/1966
FF 141 - "Virus of Violence" with John M. Dalton, 11/27/1966
FF 142 - "Arts and Science Week," 12/4/1966
FF 143 - "Higher Education Commission," 12/11/1966
FF 144 - "God is Dead Controversy," 12/18/1966
Box 3 - 009327 [return to top]FF 1 - "Court Justice and the Press" with Clem F. Stockman and a Student Panel, 1/8/1967
FF 2 - "Missouri Redistricting" with Ronald M. Belt, 1/19/1967
FF 3 - "Theater Project of the Council on the Arts," 1/22/1967
FF 4 - "Lions' Eye Bank," 1/29/1967
FF 5 - "You and Your Income Tax," 2/5/1967
FF 6 - "Governor's Report to the People" with Warren E. Hearnes, 2/12/1967
FF 7 - "Engineering Week," 2/19/1967
FF 8 - R.J. "Bus" King, 2/26/1967
FF 9 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 3/5/1967
FF 10 - James E. Godfrey, 3/19/1967
FF 11 - William L. Hungate, 3/26/1967
FF 12 - "Cancer Can be Cured," 4/2/1967
FF 13 - Richard J. Rabbitt, 4/9/1967
FF 14 - William Baxter Water, 4/16/1967
FF 15 - "Accounting: A Leading Social Force," 4/23/1967
FF 16 - "Journalism 1967 Style," 4/30/1967
FF 17 - "Spring Progress Report on Missouri's War on Poverty" with Don Thomasson, 5/7/1967
FF 18 - Thomas D. Graham, 5/14/1967
FF 19 - J.F. Patterson, 5/21/1967
FF 20 - Arthur W. Betts, 5/28/1967
FF 21 - Thomas G. Woolsey, 6/4/1967
FF 22 - E.J. Cantrell, 6/11/1967
FF 23 - Carl H. Niewohner, 6/18/1967
FF 24 - R.J. "Bus" King, 6/25/1967
FF 25 - "A New Approach to Tourism, Missouri's Third Largest Business," 7/2/1967
FF 26 - Tourism Panel, 7/9/1967
FF 27 - Richard E. Risk, 7/16/1967
FF 28 - Edward V. Long, 7/23/1967
FF 29 - "Causes of Cancer," 7/30/1967
FF 30 - "A Preview of the Missouri State Fair," 8/6/1967
FF 31 - "Antibiotics -- Good and Bad," 8/13/1967
FF 32 - "Girls' State" (Radio Only), 8/20/1967
FF 33 - Norman DuBeau (Radio Only), 8/27/1967
FF 34 - Dorman L. Steelman, 9/1/1967
FF 35 - Dr. George A. Ulett, 9/8/1967
FF 36 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 9/15/1967
FF 37 - Dorsey M. Bass, 9/22/1967
FF 38 - "The Year of the Tigress: Centennial of Women at Mizzou," 9/29/1967
FF 39 - Earl R. Blackwell, 10/6/1967
FF 40 - "Missouri United Fund Campaigns," 10/13/1967
FF 41 - Rosemary Lucas Ginn, 10/20/1967
FF 42 - Warren E. Hearnes, 10/27/1967
FF 43 - W.S. (Bill) Morris, 11/3/1967
FF 44 - "The World Food Crisis," 11/10/1967
FF 45 - Jack Stapleton, 11/17/1967
FF 46 - Durward Hall, 11/24/1967
FF 47 - Dr. John C. Weaver, 12/1/1967
FF 48 - "The Relationship Between the University and the State," 12/7/1967
FF 49 - William L. Hungate, 12/29/1967
FF 50 - Hunter Phillips, 1/5/1968
FF 51 - "You and Your Income Tax," 1/26/1968
FF 52 - Dr. John C. Weaver, 2/2/1968
FF 53 - Bryce Rucker, 2/9/1968
FF 54 - "Missouri Alcoholism" with Dr. Ronald J. Catanzaro, 2/16/1968
FF 55 - "National Engineering: Design for World Health," 2/23/1968
FF 56 - "Computers in Medicine," 3/1/1968
FF 57 - R.J. "Bus" King, 3/8/1968
FF 58 - Norman H. Anderson, 3/15/1968
FF 59 - "A Century of Challenge to Education," 3/22/1968
FF 60 - J.F. Patterson, 3/29/1968
FF 61 - "State Welfare Problems" with Mr. Proctor Carter, 4/5/1968
FF 62 - Dr. Ben L. Morton, 4/12/1968
FF 63 - "A History of Boone County," 4/16/1968
FF 64 - "Missouri Libraries: Present and Future," 4/19/1968
FF 65 - "Do Missouri's Courts Need Modernizing?"4/26/1968
FF 66 - "Journalism 1968 Style," 4/29/1968
FF 67 - John E. Downs, 5/3/1968
FF 68 - True Davis, 5/10/1968
FF 69 - John C. (Jack) Danforth, 5/17/1968
FF 70 - "Today's Family in Crisis," 5/24/1968
FF 71 - "Changing Missouri's Election Laws," 5/31/1968
FF 72 - Robert B. Curtis, 6/7/1968
FF 73 - Edward Dowd, 6/14/1968
FF 74 - F. Russell Millin, 6/20/1968
FF 75 - "The Political Picture in Missouri and the Nation," 6/28/1968
FF 76 - Edward V. Long, 7/5/1968
FF 77 - William H. Macon, 7/12/1968
FF 78 - James W. Shaffer, 7/19/1968
FF 79 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 7/26/1968
FF 80 - "Preview of the Missouri State Fair," 8/2/1968
FF 81 - "Journalism 1968 Style," 8/9/1968
FF 82 - "Causes of Cancer," 8/16/1968
FF 83 - "Girls' State" (Radio Only), 8/23/1968
FF 84 - William D. Mayer, M.D., 8/30/1968
FF 85 - James C. Kirkpatrick, 9/6/1968
FF 86 - Murray C. Colbert, 9/13/1968
FF 87 - Dr. John C. Weaver, 9/21/1968
FF 88 - Lem T. Jones, 9/28/1968
FF 89 - Tom Curtis, 10/5/1968
FF 90 - W.S. (Bill) Morris, 10/12/1968
FF 91 - Lawrence K. Roos, 10/19/1968
FF 92 - Thomas F. Eagleton, 10/26/1968
FF 93 - Warren E. Hearnes, 11/2/1968
FF 94 - "Missouri's Community Betterment Program," 11/9/1968
FF 95 - "Problems of Liquor Control," 11/16/1968
FF 96 - "Goals of the Missouri Conservation Federation," 11/23/1968
FF 97 - "History and the News Media," 11/30/1968
FF 98 - Dr. James L. Chapel, 12/7/1968
FF 99 - A. Basey Van Landingham, 12/9/1968
FF 100 - "Is Santa Claus Killing Christmas?" 12/21/1968
FF 101 - James I. Spainhower, 12/28/1968
FF 102 - 1968 Missouri Forum
FF 103 - "The Library Responds to a New Age," 10/11/1969
FF 104 - "Stalking the Nation's Number One Killer -- Heart Disease," 1/31/1970
FF 105 - "The Role of the Faculty in University Policy and Decision-Making," 2/7/1970
FF 106 - W.S. (Bill) Morris, 2/14/1970
FF 107 - "Environment for the Seventies," 2/21/1970
FF 108 - "Income Tax," 2/28/1970
FF 109 - Water Pollution Panel, 3/7/1970
FF 110 - Richard M. Webster, 3/14/1970
FF 111 - E.J. Cantrell, 3/21/1970
FF 112 - "R.O.T.C.," 3/28/1970
FF 113 - Warren E. Hearnes, 4/4/1970
FF 114 - "Transportation in the Seventies," 2/23/1970
FF 115 - "Four-Campus Forum," 4/18/1970
FF 116 - Dr. John C. Weaver, 4/25/1970
FF 117 - 1970 Missouri Forum
FF 118 - "Messages, Media, Men," 1/15/1972
FF 119 - "Traffic Safety," 6/10/1972
FF 120 - "Air Conservation Commission" with Henry Shell, 6/17/1972
FF 121 - "Girls' State," 6/24/1972
FF 122 - "Pattonsburg, MO -- New Town of the Future," 6/28/1972
FF 123 - Gene McNary, 7/8/1972
FF 124 - "Missouri Department of Liquor Control" with Courtney Goodman, 7/15/1972
FF 125 - William E. Laite, Jr., 7/22/1972
FF 126 - Mrs. John C. Briscoe, 7/29/1972
FF 127 - Jeremiah Finnegan, 8/5/1972
FF 128 - "Missouri State Fair Preview," 8/12/1972
FF 129 - James A. Finch, Jr., 8/19/1972
FF 130 - "Freedom of Information Center," 8/26/1972
FF 131 - "Consumer Problems" with Thomas Ryan, 9/2/1972
FF 132 - Harold "Wheels" Kiele, 9/9/1972
FF 133 - James Spainhower, 9/16/1972
FF 134 - C. Brice Ratchford, 9/23/1972
FF 135 - James Kirkpatrick, 9/30/1972
FF 136 - John Danforth, 10/7/1972
FF 137 -"Lieutenant Governor Candidate Debate" with Jack Schramm and William Phelps, 10/14/1972
FF 138 - "Meet Your Candidate" with James Spain, 10/21/1972
Box 4 - 009371 [return to top]FF 1 - Lyman Bergmanis, 10/28/1972
FF 2 - "Governor Candidate Debate" with Kit Bond and Ed Dowd, 11/4/1972
FF 3 - "Consumer Protectionism," 11/11/1972
FF 4 - Dr. Harlan Ellis, 11/18/1972
FF 5 - "1973 Business and Labor Prospects" with Glenn Scott and Vincent Van Camp, 11/25/1972
FF 6 - "Missouri's Important Goals," 12/9/1972
FF 7 - "Problems of the Aged," 12/9/1972
FF 8 - Warren E. Hearnes, 12/16/1972
FF 9 - "A Look Back at 1972," 12/23/1972
FF 10 - Robert White, 12/30/1972
FF 11 - "Missouri School Financing," 1/6/1973
FF 12 - "Drug Problem," 1/13/1973
FF 13 - "Tax Return Hints" (Radio Only), 1/20/1973
FF 14 - Kit Bond, 1/28/1973
FF 15 - "Expressing Citizen Concern: The Initiative and Referendum," 2/4/1973
FF 16 - "Equal Rights Amendment," 2/11/1973
FF 17 - Thomas Eagleton, 2/18/1973
FF 18 - "Aid to Parochial Schools," 2/25/1973
FF 19 - James Spainhower, 3/4/1973
FF 20 - "Food Quality and the Consumer," 3/11/1973
FF 21 - Raymond Howard, 3/18/1973
FF 22 - William Cason, 3/25/1973
FF 23 - John Danforth, 4/1/1973
FF 24 - Kit Bond, 4/8/1973
FF 25 - John Ashcroft, 4/15/1973
FF 26 - "Military Experience Directed into Health Careers," 4/22/1973
FF 27 - "Positive Peer Culture," 4/29/1973
FF 28 - Clifford Jones, 5/6/1973
FF 29 - Irvin Fane, 5/13/1973
FF 30 - "Missouri Floods," 5/16/1973
FF 31 - Richard J. Rabbitt, 5/23/1973
FF 32 - "State Government Reorganization" with D.W. Gilmore, 5/30/1973
FF 33 - Kenneth Rothmann, 6/13/1973
FF 34 - William Cason, 6/24/1973
FF 35 - "Girls' State," 6/?/1973
FF 36 - William Phelps, 7/1/1973
FF 37 - "Energy Crisis," 7/8/1973
FF 38 - John Whale, 7/10/1973
FF 39 - George Camp, 7/29/1973
FF 40 - "Nuclear Energy Plant" with Dr. Ardath Emmons, 8/5/1973
FF 41 - "Department of Welfare" with Bert Shulimson, 8/12/1973
FF 42 - "Voluntary Sterilization" with Courtland Hastings, 8/19/1973
FF 43 - James Wilson, 8/26/1973
FF 44 - Thomas Eagleton, 9/2/1973
FF 45 - Kit Bond, 9/9/1973
FF 46 - Dick Ichord, 9/16/1973
FF 47 - Roy Fisher, 9/30/1973
FF 48 - Colonel Sam Smith, 10/7/1973
FF 49 - Albert Rendlen, 10/8/1973
FF 50 - "The Metric System," 10/20/1973
FF 51 - Edward Farmer, 10/18/1973
FF 52 - Warren E. Hearnes, 10/28/1973
FF 53 - Rosemary Ginn, 11/3/1973
FF 54 - Ken Chambers, 11/11/1973
FF 55 - Howard Minsky, 11/25/1973
FF 56 - "Fuel Shortage," 12/2/1973
FF 57 - James R. Spradling, 12/9/1973
FF 58 - George Camp, 12/16/1973
FF 59 - Larry Marshall, 12/23/1973
FF 60 - "Political Recap of 1973," 12/30/1973
FF 61 - Miscellaneous Summaries, 9/23/1973-1/16/1974
FF 62 - William Hungate, 1/6/1974
FF 63 - Cancelled Show, 1/13/1974
FF 64 - James Mauze, 1/20/1974
FF 65 - George Camp, 2/3/1974
FF 66 - William Cason, 2/10/1974
FF 67 - Thomas Eagleton, 2/17/1974
FF 68 - Josh McDowell, 2/18/1974
FF 69 - Robert O. Snyder, 3/3/1974
FF 70 - Dr. C. Brice Ratchford, 3/10/1974
FF 71 - Richard Rabbitt, 3/24/1974
FF 72 - Jack Danforth, 3/27/1974
FF 73 - Kit Bond, 4/7/1974
FF 74 - James Russell, 4/21/1974
FF 75 - William Phelps, 4/28/1974
FF 76 - William Cason, 5/5/1974
FF 77 - John Ashcroft, 5/12/1974
FF 78 - Thomas B. Curtis, 5/14/1974
FF 79 - "Missouri Tourism," 6/2/1974
FF 80 - "Problems of Vietnam Veterans," 6/9/1974
FF 81 - Dr. James McQuigg, 6/30/1974
FF 82 - Thomas Eagleton, 7/7/1974
FF 83 - Robert James, 7/14/1974
FF 84 - James Kirkpatrick, 7/28/1974
FF 85 - Robert Donnelly, 8/4/1974
FF 86 - James Spainhower, 8/11/1974
FF 87 - "Inflation," 8/18/1974
FF 88 - "The Bicentennial," 8/25/1974
FF 89 - Stuart Symington, 9/1/1974
FF 90 - Kit Bond, 9/8/1974
FF 91 - Mike Garrett, 9/15/1974
FF 92 - George Camp, 9/22/1974
FF 93 - John Ashcroft, 9/27/1974
FF 94 - "Missouri Education Week," 10/6/1974
FF 95 - John Danforth, 10/13/1974
FF 96 - George Lehr, 10/20/1974
FF 97 - Tom Curtis, 10/27/1974
FF 98 - "Alaskan Pipeline," 11/3/1974
FF 99 - Warren E. Hearnes, 11/10/1974
FF 100 - Dick Ichord, 11/17/1974
FF 101 - James Mauze, 12/1/1974
FF 102 - James Spainhower, 12/8/1974
Box 5 - 009372 [return to top]FF 1 - James Spradling, 12/22/1974
FF 2 - William Phelps, 12/31/1974
FF 3 - "I.R.S. Show," 1/4/1975
FF 4 - Robert Morrison, 1/5/1975
FF 5 - "Cancer," 1/12/1975
FF 6 - James Boillot, 1/19/1975
FF 7 - Jet Banks, 1/26/1975
FF 8 - Donald Wyrick, 2/9/1975
FF 9 - Jerry Litton, 2/16/1975
FF 10 - Geoffrey McCarron, 2/22/1975
FF 11 - Al Sikes, 3/9/1975
FF 12 - "Income Taxes," 3/15/1975
FF 13 - James Riney, 3/23/1975
FF 14 - James Spain, 3/30/1975
FF 15 - Kit Bond, 4/13/1975
FF 16 - George Lehr, 4/20/1975
FF 17 - John Danforth, 5/4/1975
FF 18 - Lawrence Graham, 5/18/1975
FF 19 - George Camp, 5/25/1975
FF 20 - Alberta Slavin, 6/8/1975
FF 21 - Lowell McCusky, 6/15/1975
FF 22 - William Cason, 7/6/1975
FF 23 - James Spainhower, 7/13/1973
FF 24 - Richard Rabbitt, 7/20/1975
FF 25 - James Kirkpatrick, 7/27/1975
FF 26 - "Sports in Schools," 8/10/1975
FF 27 - Robert Pierce, 8/17/1975
FF 28 - Father Hugh Behan, 8/24/1975
FF 29 - William Phelps, 9/7/1975
FF 30 - Robert Synder, 9/14/1975
FF 31 - George Lehr, 9/21/1975
FF 32 - John Danforth, 9/28/1975
FF 33 - Donald Howard, 10/5/1975
FF 34 - William Barwick, 10/17/1975
FF 35 - Lloyd Bentsen, 10/19/1975
FF 36 - James Kirkpatrick, 10/26/1975
FF 37 - Dick Ichord, 11/2/1975
FF 38 - James Askew, 11/9/1975
FF 39 - Al Sikes, 11/16/1975
FF 40 - James Spainhower, 11/23/1975
FF 41 - George Camp, 11/30/1975
FF 42 - "Youth Programs," 12/17/1975
FF 43 - Lawrence Graham, 12/14/1975
FF 44 - Mike Garrett, 12/28/1975
FF 45 - Kit Bond, ca. 1/1976
Box 6 - 009372 [return to top]FF 1 - William Cason, 1/11/1976
FF 2 - Joe Holt and Phillip Scaglia, 1/18/1976
FF 3 - Charles DiBona, 1/25/1976
FF 4 - Dr. Hugh Stephenson, Jr. and Linda McEwen, 2/1/1976
FF 5 - Dr. M.E. Ensminger, 2/8/1976
FF 6 - Ann Dandurant, 2/15/1976
FF 7 - Carl Noren, 2/29/1976
FF 8 - Byron "Jim" Sparks, 3/7/1976
FF 9 - Jack Cooper, 3/14/1976
FF 10 - Dr. Arthur Mallory, 3/21/1976
FF 11 - Kit Bond, 3/28/1976
FF 12 - Richard Rabbitt, 4/4/1976
Box 7 - 082551 [return to top][A14-42]
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, May-August 1978
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, April-October 1979
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts (includes program line-up with tape and air dates for 1980), May-December 1980
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts (includes program line-up with tape and air dates for 1981), January-June 1981
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-October 1981
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, October 1981-January 1982
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, February-July 1982
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, August 1982-January 1983
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, February-June 1983
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1983
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-June 1984
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1984
Box 8 - 082552 [return to top][A14-42]
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-March 1985
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, April-June 1985
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, August-December 1985
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-May 1986
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1986
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-June 1987
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1987
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-May 1988
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, June-December 1988
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-June 1989
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1989
Box 9 - 082553 [return to top][A14-42]
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-June 1990
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, July-December 1990
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, January-May 1991
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts, June 1991-January 1992
FF - Missouri Forum - Scripts (includes Chronicle), March 1992-May 1993
FF - Missouri Forum - Guest and Viewer Correspondence, 1981-1984
FF - Missouri Forum - Guest and Viewer Correspondence, 1985-1986
FF - Missouri Forum - Guest and Viewer Correspondence, 1987-1992
FF - Missouri Forum - General Correspondence (includes Extra Compensation reports; some correspondence is from viewers), 1974-1978 [RESTRICTED]
FF - Missouri Forum - Correspondence and Memoranda, 1978-1991 [RESTRICTED]
FF - Missouri Forum - Schedules and Show proposals (includes station list), 1974-1979
FF - Missouri Forum - Program lineup and station list, 1976-1978
FF - Missouri Forum - Schedules and Guest lists, ca. 1978-1992
Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. Student records are held as confidential under the Federal Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 and by University policy. Faculty promotion and tenure records and Academic Personnel files are restricted for 75 years, or the lifetime of the individual. All grievance, disciplinary, and medical records are treated as confidential files. Consultations with legal counsel, both in-house and external, are protected by the attorney/client privilege and will not be released.
