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Series I: Papers, 1933-2010
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ArrangementArrangementMaterials arranged by material type. Collection is arranged in three series.
DescriptionScope and ContentsThe Theodore Richards Conant Collection documents the life and film making career of Theodore Richards Conant, dating from 1949 to 2010. Materials in the collection consist of his papers and a substantial amount of documentary film created and/or collected by him during his work in Korea.
Using the CollectionC. V. Starr East Asian Library Conditions Governing Access
The following boxes are located off-site: Series III: Audio Visual, Box 1-41. You will need to request this material from the C.V. Starr East Asian Library at least 5 business days in advance to use the collection in Rare Books and Special Collections Reading Room. This collection has no restrictions. Unique time-based media items have been reformatted and are (available online / available onsite) via links in the container list. Commercial materials are not routinely digitized. Email starr@library.columbia.edu for more information. Conditions Governing UseSingle photocopies may be made for research purposes. The C.V. Starr East Asian Library maintains ownership of the physical material only, except for materials that were created by Theodore Richards Conant. The responsibility to secure copyright permission rests with the patron. Preferred CitationIdentification of specific item; Date (if known); Theodore Richards Conant Collection; Box and Folder; C. V. Starr East Asian Library, Columbia University Library. Related MaterialsTheodore R. Conant Collection, Center for Korean Studies Collections, University of Hawaii Mānoa campus. Link. About the Finding Aid / Processing InformationColumbia University Libraries, C. V. Starr East Asian Library Processing InformationAdditional minimal processing in 2020, with the creation of the finding aid by Yingwen Huang and Rita Wang. Processed by Hee-sook Shin, with the assistance of several student workers prior to 2019. Materials were rehoused and rearranged by material types and subject topic during processing. Duplicates of documents were rehoused in a separate box and remained in the collection and cataloged as duplicates. Some materials in the collection were moldy as a result of previous water damage. The C.V. Starr East Asian Library has worked with the Korean Film Archive (KFA) on a cooperative processing and digitization project of film, sound, and visual materials from the collection since 2010, and continuing to be digitized with financial support from KFA and Korea University starting 2012. Collection is part of Columbia University Libraries Audio Moving Image (AMI) project, 2020. Some of the items in the collection has been digitized and made available through the Columbia Digital Library Collection. Digitized items have been linked to the individual Link to list of digitized items page. Subject HeadingsThe subject headings listed below are found in this collection. Links below allow searches at Columbia University through the Archival Collections Portal and through CLIO, the catalog for Columbia University Libraries, as well as ArchiveGRID, a catalog that allows users to search the holdings of multiple research libraries and archives. All links open new windows. Genre/Form
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History / Biographical NoteBiographical / HistoricalTheodore Richards Conant was born on July 13, 1926 in Cambridge, Massachusetts as the younger son of James Bryant Conant and Grace Richards Conant. He attended local elementary schools, Shady Hill and Brown and Nichols, followed by a year at the Dublin School in Dublin, New Hampshire. His high school years were spent at the Putney School in Vermont, which he left shortly before graduation to join the U.S. Coast Guard training program in preparation to enter the Merchant Marine as a radio officer. After graduating in 1951 from Swarthmore College, with an honors degree in Economics, he was briefly working as a film technician in New York City when he was invited to participate in a United Nations funded film, which portrayed the plight of the South Koreans during its civil war. Eager to return to Asia where he had served as a radio officer in the merchant marines during the tail end of World War II, he remained in the Pacific area for a full year volunteering as a radio officer on weather flights. He was always interested in film and sound recording and made his first film with the help of Robert J. Flaherty while he was a student at the Putney School. When he returned home after the war, he heard that Flaherty was filming "The Louisiana Story" and managed to secure a posting. He learned much from the remarkable staff he had assembled and only thereafter did he belatedly made his way to Swarthmore where he continued his cinematic interests by producing with his classmates an avant-garde film titled "The Crime". Pat Frank's book "The Long Way Round" provides a sanitized account of our United Nations-Korean project but not the numerous slip-ups. During the final phase of the war, two United Nations photo-journalists accidentally met their death, and as a result Ted Conant was conveniently recruited to work with the BBC on their Christmas Empire program from Korea, as well as the exchange of wounded prisoners. He then elected to stay on to help record a UN and BBC radio program series on the Korean reconstruction narrated by Hollywood star, Frederick March. He subsequently became the acting head of the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA) Film Unit and while in Korea privately produced and directed several documentaries on different aspects of Korean culture. By then he had become so intrigued by the problems arising from the aftermath of the war including the subsequent political developments in Seoul, he accepted a position as a filmmaker and sound recording engineer at Syracuse University under the contract of the U. S. Aid Mission. Ted Conant worked hard to upgrade the technical capacity of the Korean Office of Public Information. He was working in the Capitol Compound when the student demonstrations broke out and hence was able to witness from close quarters the fall of Sygnman Rhee and the Korea's faltering efforts to create a new regime. He was a married man with a family when he returned in 1960 to the United States where he was employed by the Ford Foundation to help develop educational broadcasting. He then went on to become a guest director at the National Film Board in Montreal, Canada for several years before joining the WGBH Educational Foundation in Boston with the mandate to set up new radio and television stations. While visiting Dr. Peter Goldmark, the Director of the CBS Research Laboratories in Stamford, Conn, Ted became engaged Ted as Dr. Goldmark's research associate and he had the good fortune of participating in the development of the first video disk. Once again, a chance meeting with James Wolfensohn, the head of the New York branch of Schroders, a British merchant bank, led to Ted Conant being appointed the head of Schroder Technology, a new section of their venture capital department. He remained there until Wolfensohn resigned and for several years thereafter continued to service several of his Australian clients. During all this time, his interest in sound and film continued unabated and his preoccupation with developments in Korea never ceased. These core interests have greatly enriched his life both professionally and personally. On October 14, 2015, Theodore Richards Conant passed away at the age of 89, in Hanover, New Hampshire. Series I: Papers, 1933-2010Series comprises papers created and collected by Theodore R. Conant, dating from 1933 to 2010. The papers include correspondence, scenarios, notes, clippings, and other materials such as a Korean dollar bill, a map, a narrative, comic strip, and a phonograph record (move to box 30 LP).
Subseries comprises newspaper clippings collected by Ted Conant related to the film industry, documentaries, screenings, and introductions of films produced by him, as well as articles related to the Korean War, Korean domestic politics, foreign affairs, culture and society, dating from 1951 to 2010.
Box 1 Item 1
The Philadelphia Inquirer. News Article.
Box 1 Item 2
The Statesman. News Article.
Box 14 Item 2
The Statesman. News Article.
Box 1 Item 3
Shorrock, Tim. The Progressive. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 4
Film World and A-V News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 5
Rees, David. Manchester Guardian Weekly. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 6
The Korea Times. News Article. [Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 7
The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 8
Kim, T.S.. The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 9
Kim, Dong-sun. The Korean Republic. News Article.
Box 1 Item 10
Hanguk Ilbo/한국일보. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 14 Item 10
Hanguk Ilbo/한국일보. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 11
Chon, Syngboc. The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 14 Item 11
Chon, Syngboc. The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 12
MacGregor, Greg. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 13
Whitehead, Phillip. Channel 4 Television. News Article.
Box 1 Item 14
Radio Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 14
Radio Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 15
Denby, David. The New Yorker. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 16
Last, Richard. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 17
Brown, Christie. Forbes. Magazine Article.
Box 14 Item 17
Brown, Christie. Forbes. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 18
Greenfield, James L.. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 19
The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 20
The Korean Reporter. News Article.
Box 14 Item 20
The Korean Reporter. News Article.
Box 1 Item 21
Moskin, J. Robert. Look. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 22
High school student in Setagayaku. News Article.
Box 1 Item 23
Korean Report. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 24
Oberdorfer, Don. The Washington Post. News Article.
Box 14 Item 24
Oberdorfer, Don. The Washington Post. News Article.
Box 1 Item 25
The Christian Science Monitor. News Article.
Box 1 Item 26
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 26
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 27
Lucas, Jim. News-Call Bulletin. News Article.
Box 1 Item 28
Fermaglich, Kirsten. Columbia Daily Spectator. News Article.
Box 1 Item 29
The London Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 30
The London Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 31
Oberdorfer, Don. The Washington Post. News Article.
Box 14 Item 31
Oberdorfer, Don. The Washington Post. News Article.
Box 1 Item 32
Fraser, Donald M.. Congressional Record. Governmental Records.
Box 1 Item 33
News-Call Bulletin. News Article.
Box 1 Item 34
News Article.
Box 14 Item 34
News Article.
Box 1 Item 35
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 36
Lucas, Jim. News Article.
Box 14 Item 36
Lucas, Jim. News Article.
Box 1 Item 37
Public Information Department. News Article.
Box 1 Item 38
Lee, Dong-bok. The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 39
Frank, Pat. The Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 1 Item 40
Olsen, Edward A.. The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 41
Schiffman, James R.. The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly. News Article.
Box 1 Item 42
Steinberg, David I..
Box 1 Item 43
London Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 43
London Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 44
Snow Jr., Crocker. Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 1 Item 45
The Economist. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 46
Kristok, Nicholas D.. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 47
Khalizad, Zalmay M. & McCurdy, Dave. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 48
Anderson, Michael. The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 49
Kim, Ken. The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 50
Choe, Sang-hun. The Boston Globe. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 51
Moley, Raymond. Newsweek. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 52
Fallows, James. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 53
Anderson, Terry A.. The Boston Globe. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 54
Chapman, William. The Washington Post. News Article.
Box 1 Item 55
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 56
News Article.
Box 1 Item 57
News Article.
Box 1 Item 58
Newsweek. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 59
Nippon Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 60
Haberman, Clyde. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 61
Haberman, Clyde. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 62
Progress Magazine. Magazine Article.
Box 14 Item 62
Progress Magazine. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 63
Frankenstein, Alfred. San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 64
Blum, Walter. San Francisco Sunday Examiner & Chronicle. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 65
Hataye, John. Electronic News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 66
The Korean Herald. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 67
Koh, Chik-man. The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 68
Russell, Jack. Nippon Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 69
Haberman, Clyde. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 70
Haberman, Clyde. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 71
Chira, Susan. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 72
Chira, Susan. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 73
Hyun, Hong-Choo. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 74
Hiatt, Fred. The Washington Post. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 75
Jordan, Amos. A. & Taylor, William J.. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 76
Hiatt, Fred. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 77
Oberdorfer, Don. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 78
Chira, Susan. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 79
Hiatt, Fred. The Washington Post. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 80
Yoder, Stephen K.. The Wall Street Journal. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 81
Chira, Susan. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 82
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 83
Sanger, David E.. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 84
The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 85
Korean Research & Information Office. Magazine Slip.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 86
Korea Week. News Article.
Box 1 Item 87
Korea Week. News Article.
Box 1 Item 88
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 89
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 90
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 91
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 92
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 93
Pearlstine, Norman. Wall Street Journal. News Article.
Box 1 Item 94
Butterfield, Fox. New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 95
Korea Week. News Article.
Box 1 Item 96
Moon, Toh-Sang. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 97
News Article.
Box 1 Item 98
The Korean Republic. News Article.
Box 1 Item 99
Kim, Dong-sun. The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 100
The Korean Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 101
Swathmore Phoenix. News Article.
Box 1 Item 102
Regan, Kathleen. AFSC Bulletin. Magazine Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 103
[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 104
Korea week. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 105
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 106
News Article.
Box 1 Item 107
Zozayong. News Article.
Box 1 Item 108
Butterfield, Fox. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 108
Butterfield, Fox. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 109
News Article.
Box 14 Item 109
News Article.
Box 1 Item 110
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 110
The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 111
Oberdorfer, Don. Washington Post. News Article.
Box 1 Item 112
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 112
Halloran, Richard. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 113
The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 114
The Korean Republic. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 115
The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 116
Ternes, Al PFC. Pacific Stars & Stripes. News Article.
Box 1 Item 117
French, Howard W.. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 118
French, Howard W.. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 119
Stout, Mira. The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 120
Lakshmanan, Indira A.R.. The Boston Globe. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 121
Burton, John. Financial Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 122
Burton, John. Financial Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 123
Torcha, Christopher. Valley News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 124
Gargan, Edward A.. Valley News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 125
Magenis, Michael. The Independent. News Article.
Box 1 Item 126
Korea Update. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 127
The US-Korea Review. Magazine Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 128
The Sunday Statesman. News Article.
Box 14 Item 128
The Sunday Statesman. News Article.
Box 1 Item 129
March, Frederic. Variety. News Article.
Box 1 Item 130
News Article.
Box 14 Item 130
News Article.
Box 1 Item 131
Kim, Dae Jung. Los Angeles Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 131
Kim, Dae Jung. Los Angeles Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 132
Cossa, Ralph A.. International Herald Tribune. News Article.
Box 14 Item 132
Cossa, Ralph A.. International Herald Tribune. News Article.
Box 1 Item 133
Han, Sung Joo. The Korea Times. News Article.
Box 14 Item 133
Han, Sung Joo. The Korea Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 134
Han, Sung Joo. International Herald Tribune. News Article.
Box 14 Item 134
Han, Sung Joo. International Herald Tribune. News Article.
Box 1 Item 135
Brown, Robert. United Press. News Article.
Box 14 Item 135
Brown, Robert. United Press. News Article.
Box 1 Item 136
The Asian Student. Magazine Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 137
Burton, Jim. Financial Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 138
Oh, John Kie-chiang. The Korea Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 139
King, Loren. Boston Sunday Globe. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 140
Butterfield, Fox. The New York Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 141
MacCann Dyer, Richard. Journal of the University Film Producers Association. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 142
Shaplen, Robert. The New Yorker. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 143
Ruckler, Arthur Sir. The Listener. Magazine Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 14 Item 143
Ruckler, Arthur Sir. The Listener. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 144
McGrath, Peter. Newsweek. Magazine Article.
Box 1 Item 145
The Hanguk Ilbo. News Article.
Box 1 Item 146
Beech, Keyes. Chicago Daily News. News Article.
Box 14 Item 146
Beech, Keyes. Chicago Daily News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 147
The New York Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 148
The Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 1 Item 149
Pearce, Pat. The Montreal Star. News Article.
Box 14 Item 149
Pearce, Pat. The Montreal Star. News Article.
Box 1 Item 150
Frommer, Frederic J.. Valley News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 151
Korea Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 152
Korea Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 153
The Korean Republic. News Article.
Box 1 Item 154
Chon, Syngboc. The Korean Republic. News Article.
Box 14 Item 154
Chon, Syngboc. The Korean Republic. News Article.
Box 1 Item 155
The Korea Times. News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 156
Barlow, Rich. Valley News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 157
[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 1 Item 158
News Article.
Box 1 Item 159
Smithies, Sandy. The Guardian. News Article.
Box 1 Item 160
Valley News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 161
MacRobert, Alan. The Real Paper. News Article.
Box 1 Item 162
CBS Laboratories News. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 163
Pacific Business Service. Newsletter.
Box 1 Item 164
Rabinowitz, Dorothy. Wall Street Journal. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 165
Gardella, Kay. Daily News. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 166
Loynd, Ray. Los Angeles Times. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 167
Shapiro, Michael. New York Times. News Articles.
Box 14 Item 167
Shapiro, Michael. New York Times. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 168
Wilson, George C.. Washington Post. News Articles.
Box 14 Item 168
Wilson, George C.. Washington Post. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 169
Kogan, Rick. Chicago Tribune. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 170
San Francisco Chronicle. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 171
Krupnick, Jerry. Star Ledger. News Articles.
Box 1 Item 172
Krupnick, Jerry. Star Ledger. News Article.
Box 1 Item 173
Feran, Tom. Plain Dealer. News Article.
Box 1 Item 174
Belcher, Walt. Tampa Tribune &Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 175
Belcher, Walt. Tampa Tribune &Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 176
Box 1 Item 177
Amole, Gene. Rocky Mountain News. News Article.
Box 1 Item 178
Voorhees, John. The Seattle Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 179
Hill, Michael. Baltimore Evening Sun. News Article.
Box 1 Item 180
Ireland, Doug. Village Voice. News Article.
Box 1 Item 181
Ensign, Tom. Toledo Blade. News Article.
Box 1 Item 182
Nilson, Ron. Sunday Telegram. News Article.
Box 1 Item 183
Star-bulletin & Advertiser. News Article.
Box 1 Item 184
Oshiro, Joleen. Hawaii Newspaper Agency. News Article.
Box 1 Item 185
Kowet, Don. Washington Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 186
Pritchard, Charles G.. Washington Times. News Article.
Box 1 Item 187
Lambert, Lane. The Patriot Ledger. News Article.
Box 1 Item 188
News Article.
Box 1 Item 189
Heldenfels, R.D.. Schenectady Gazette. News Article.
Box 1 Item 190
Manchester Union Leader. News Article.
Box 2 Item 191
Sacremento Union. News Article.
Box 2 Item 192
Glasier, David S.. News-Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 193
Box 2 Item 194
Vittes, Laurence. The Hollywood Reporter. News Article.
Box 2 Item 195
Shadish, William R.. Record-Searchlight. News Article.
Box 2 Item 196
New York Variety. News Article.
Box 2 Item 197
Florence News. News Article.
Box 2 Item 198
Rutland Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 199
Los Angeles Daily Variety. News Article.
Box 2 Item 200
Charlotte Sun Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 201
Jones, Jeff. New York Guardian. News Article.
Box 2 Item 202
Fairbanks News Miner. News Article.
Box 2 Item 203
Barlow, Rich. Lebanon Valley News. News Article.
Box 2 Item 204
Hilo Tribune-Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 205
Portsmouth Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 206
Furgess, John. Nashwille Westview. News Article.
Box 2 Item 207
Barnes, John. Milton Press Gazette. News Article.
Box 2 Item 208
Thierjung, Peter. The Militant. News Article.
Box 2 Item 209
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joseph C.. Clairborne Progress. News Article.
Box 2 Item 210
Irvine, Reed. AIM Report. News Article.
Box 2 Item 211
Brown, Dallas. Register Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 212
Texas V.F.W. News. News Article.
Box 2 Item 213
Slavin, Peter. Navy Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 214
Atlanta Journal Constitution. News Article.
Box 2 Item 215
Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 14 Item 215
Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 2 Item 216
Sharbutt, Jay. Boston Herald. News Article.
Box 2 Item 217
Sharbutt, Jay. Rocky Mountain News. News Article.
Box 2 Item 218
Sharbutt, Jay. Altanta Constitution. News Article.
Box 2 Item 219
Sharbutt, Jay. Sacramento Bee. News Article.
Box 2 Item 220
Sharbutt, Jay. Seattle Post-Intelligencer. News Article.
Box 2 Item 221
Sharbutt, Jay. Ft. Launderdale Sun-Sentinel. News Article.
Box 2 Item 222
Sharbutt, Jay. Palm Beach Post. News Article.
Box 2 Item 223
Sharbutt, Jay. Virginian Pilot. News Article.
Box 2 Item 224
Sharbutt, Jay. Evening Star Telegram. News Article.
Box 2 Item 225
Sharbutt, Jay. Las Vegas Review-Journal. News Article.
Box 2 Item 226
Sharbutt, Jay. Torrance Daily Breeze. News Article.
Box 2 Item 227
Sharbutt, Jay. Wisconsin State Journal. News Article.
Box 2 Item 228
Sharbutt, Jay. Harrisburg Patriot. News Article.
Box 2 Item 229
Sharbutt, Jay. Vancouver Colombian. News Article.
Box 2 Item 230
Hollywood Reporter. News Article.
Box 2 Item 231
Daniel, Leon. Woburn Times Chronicle. News Article.
Box 2 Item 232
Goodman, Walter. New York Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 233
Goodman, Walter. Oakland Tribune. News Article.
Box 2 Item 234
Goodman, Walter. Nashville Tenessian. News Article.
Box 2 Item 235
Boston Globe. News Article.
Box 2 Item 236
Weiner, Tim. Philadelphia Inquirer. News Article.
Box 2 Item 237
Orlando Sentinel. News Article.
Box 2 Item 238
White Plains Reporter Dispatch. News Article.
Box 2 Item 239
Honolulu Star Bulletin. News Article.
Box 2 Item 240
Greensburg Tribune-Review. News Article.
Box 2 Item 241
Krasner, Mike. Brockton Enterprise. News Article.
Box 2 Item 242
Krasner, Mike. Woonsocket Call. News Article.
Box 2 Item 243
Krasner, Mike. Marlboro Enterprise. News Article.
Box 2 Item 244
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. Washington Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 245
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. New York Tribune. News Article.
Box 2 Item 246
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. Sacremento Union. News Article.
Box 2 Item 247
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. Wheeling Intelligencer. News Article.
Box 2 Item 248
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. Martinsville Reporter. News Article.
Box 2 Item 249
Irvine, Reed and Goulden, Joe. Hillsboro Argus. News Article.
Box 2 Item 250
Brady, James. GBH. News Article.
Box 2 Item 251
Fine Tuning. News Article.
Box 2 Item 252
Twin Cities Public Television. News Article.
Box 2 Item 253
Stokes, Bill. Chicago Tribune. News Article.
Box 2 Item 254
Steinberg, David I.. Chosun Ilbo. News Article.
Box 2 Item 255
Steinberg, David I.. The Korea Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 256
Bigart, Homer. New York Tribune. News Article.
Box 2 Item 257
The London Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 258
New York Times. News Article.
Box 2 Item 259
The Hankook Ilbo. News Article.
Box 2 Item 260
News Article.[Missing as of March 2020]
Box 2 Item 261
Briggs, Walter. News Article.
Box 2 Item 262
Box 2 Item 263
Box 2 Item 264
Box 2 Item 265
Q2*3 Magazine.
Box 2 Item 266
Scene.
Box 2 Item 267
Halberstam, David. AARP.
Box 2 Item 268
The Reporter
Box 2 Item 269
Box 2 Item 270
Box 2 Item 271
Box 2 Item 272
Box 2 Item 273
Box 2 Item 274
with handwritten margin notes.
Box 2 Item 275
Subseries consists of posters, pamphlets, brochures, booklet, event programs, guides, postcards, fliers, related to Korean studies, culture, films, broadcasting, and events, collected by Ted Conant dating from 1954 to 2003.
Box 3A Item 1
University of Hawaii. Booklet.
Box 3A Item 2
University of Hawaii. Poster.
Box 3A Item 3
Water damage, pages stuck together
Box 3A Item 4
The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Samsung Foundation of Culture. Pamphlet.
Box 3A Item 5
Min, Eun-Kyung/민은경. The Museum of Modern Art. Booklet.
Box 15 Item 5
Min, Eun-Kyung/민은경. The Museum of Modern Art. Booklet.
Box 3A Item 6
Event Program.
Box 3A Item 7
Booklet.
Box 3A Item 8
Korea National Tourism Organization. Booklet. [Missing as of March 2020]
Box 3A Item 9
Event Program.
Box 3A Item 10
International Cultural Society of Korea. Subscription Form. [Missing as of March 2020]
Box 3A Item 11
The Asia Society. Event Guest List.
Box 3A Item 12
Korea National Tourism Corp.. Pamphlet.
Box 3A Item 13
Booklet.
Box 15 Item 13
Booklet.
Box 3A Item 14
Ochojski, Paul M.. Folkways Records. Booklet.
Box 3A Item 15
Korean Cultural Service. Event Program. [Missing as of March 2020]
Box 3A Item 16
The Asia Society. Event Program.
Box 15 Item 16
The Asia Society. Event Program.
Box 3A Item 17
The Asia Society. Event Program.
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[Missing as of March 2020]
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Guggenheim Museum. Museum Guide.
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Booklet.
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Film Images of Library of Congress. Film Record Card.
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Film Images of Library of Congress. Film Record Card.
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Film Images of Library of Congress. Film Record Card.
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Film Info Sheet.
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Photo by Rainer Rosenow. The Solomon Guggenheim Collection. Postcard with a photo of Nam June Paik. Color
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Nam June Paik. Carl Solway Gallery. Postcard with a photo of Internet Dweller. Color
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Nam June Paik. Carl Solway Gallery. Postcard with a photo of Internet Dweller. Color
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Photo by Ellen Labenski. Postcard with a photo of Sketch of Modulation in Sync. Color
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Photo by Ellen Labenski. Postcard with a photo of Sketch of Modulation in Sync. Color
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Emille Museum. Photo with Yi Dynasty folk painting. Color
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Postcard with photo of Seoul. Color
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Japan Air Lines. Postcard with photo of Hase-dera Temple. Color
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Postcard with photo of Walker Hill Building. Color
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Postcard with photo of Hanjin building . Color
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Postcard with photo of East gate. Color
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Photo from Stephen Peet's "A Far Cry". Black and white
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Black and white
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Emille Museum. Photo of a Korean traditional painting of a tiger. Color
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The Film Society at Lincoln Center. Event promotion leaflet. Black and white
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Rutt, Richard. Booklet. Black and white
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Rutt, Richard. Booklet. Black and white
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Pamphlet of an individual artist and their work. Black and white
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Pamphlet of an individual artist and their work. Black and white
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Pamphlet of an individual artist and their work. Black and white
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Pamphlet of an individual artist and their work. Black and white
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Event promotion leaflet. Black and white
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Artist exhibition Pamphlet. Black and white
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Photographs of the art exhibition and event Pamphlets. Black and white
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Photographs of the art exhibition and event Pamphlets. Black and white
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Postcards of the artist's work. Black and white
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Korea National Tourism Corporation/한국 관광 공사. Tourism guidebook . Color
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The Asia Society. Pamphlet on Korean Films. Black and white
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The Asia Society. Pamphlet on Korean Films. Black and white
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Collection of Newspaper articles. Black and white
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Clough, Ralph N and Watts, William. Policy Perspectives. Booklet on US-Korea relations. Black and white
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Story outline and cast bio of "Choon Hyang Jon". Black and white
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Office of Public Information. Booklet on Korea's radio history through KBS. Black and white
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Korean Pacific Press.
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International Cultural Society of Korea. Booklet on selected Korean literature and their bibliography. Black and white
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Ledyard, Gari. Academy of World Inquiry, Georgetown University. Booklet on US Korean relations and its history. Black and white
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Ledyard, Gari. Academy of World Inquiry, Georgetown University. Booklet on US Korean relations and its history. Black and white
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Korea National Tourism Corporation/한국 관광 공사. Tour booklet on the east coast of Korea. Color
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Tour booklet focusing on the leisure activities in Korea. Color
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The Asia Society. Event promotion leaflet. Black and white
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Rutt, Richard. The Korean Mission. Booklet on Korea's religion and politics. Black and white
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The Korea Society. Booklet on the Korean War. Black and white
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The Korea Society. Booklet on the Korean War. Black and white
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Korean Cultural Services. Booklet on the Korean Films being shown and their synopsis. Black and white
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Korean Cultural Services. Booklet on the Korean Films being shown and their synopsis. Black and white
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UN Department of Public Information. Booklet on the works of the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency post Korean-War. Black and white
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UN Department of Public Information. Booklet on the various activities taking place in South Korea to revitalize the city into its pre-Korean War state. Black and white
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American Friends Service Committee (Quakers). Booklet about the children in Korea: the games they play, holidays they celebrate, where they live, and the songs they sing after the Korean War. Black and white
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World House Galleries. Booklet about an art exhibition focusing on Contemporary Korean Paintings that was put together by Ellen Conant. Black and white
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American Friends Service Committee (Quakers). Booklet about the activities that AFSC is doing for Korean children such as providing powdered milk and school supplies. Black and white
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Subseries comprise incoming and outgoing correspondence, dating from 1952 to 2009. The correspondence are related to the makings of Conant's films and radio broadcasting, including filming projects, film festivals, recommendations, lecture invitations, as well as Conant's work with the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency (UNKRA), mostly with General John B. Coulter. He also corresponded with other film producers on various filming projects, as well as correspondence related to Korean studies in the US, and his paper donation to the Center for Korean Studies in University of Hawaii.
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A personal resume of Yoon-Joo Jeong
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A personal letter as Conant was working in Korea as an advisor to the ROK Government Film Unit, saying that Korea was interested in knowing the status of documentary films in other countries
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A personal letter as Conant was working in Korea as an advisor to the ROK Government Film Unit, saying that Korea was interested in knowing the status of documentary films in other countries
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A personal letter informing Ireton of his current job at the Office Public Information
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Marshall of the Canadian National Film Board informing Conant that the board is considering the placement of a small block of prints with the Motion Picture Section of the Office of Public Information
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C.W. Semple's observations of the Office Public Information Documentary production-mostly criticizing the current developments and urging Mr. Oh to heed to Mr. Conant's advice
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C.W. Semple's observations of the Office Public Information Documentary production-mostly criticizing the current developments and urging Mr. Oh to heed to Mr. Conant's advice
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List of participants in the "Korean War Project"
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List of participants in the "Korean War Project"
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Letter informing the member of the committee of the current political repression in ROK
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Letter informing Dr. Suh of University of Hawaii that Townsend Production Services needs a price quotation to continue the print production of "A Far Cry" and that he has permission to redistribute the material to other institutions interested in Korean studies
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Letter states that UNKRA is planning a presentation of a 16mm color film about Korea to the American public
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Letter states that UNKRA is planning a presentation of a 16mm color film about Korea to the American public
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Mr. Suh asking Mr. Conant for a financial contribution to the newly established Center for Korean Studies of University of Hawaii
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Mr. Conant considering the donation of his collection of films regarding Korea to the Center of Korean Studies
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Personal letter thanking Prof. Paige for opening the possibility of the Conant Collection being presented in Tokyo
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Dr. Suh expressing interesting in the reproduction or even the acquisition of the Conant Collection for the use of The Center for Korean Studies
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Thanking Mr. Conant for his consideration of donating the Conant collection and addressing the issue of Conant's unlimited access and liberal valuation of the collection's worth
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Letter with detailed description of how the reproduction of the Conant Collection will be made by Townsend Production Service, INC.
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Notifying Dr. Suh that some of the collection has been shipped to Hawaii and rest to Townsend Productions for technical work
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Detailed descriptions of the re-recorded audio tape recordings that Mr. Conant sent for review by The Center of Korean Studies
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Personal letter expressing excitement about the possibility of the Conant Collection donation and updating Mr. Conant about his career developments
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Stating that the cost of the reproduction of the collection is too high and that the Center of Korean Studies will no longer accept further donations from Mr. Conant
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Professor Lee expressing concern that the program for the Korean War contains bias and misinformation and requests the Mr. Hoyt make an objective edit before it airs in United States
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Requesting reprints of Conant's photographs for their permanent photograph file
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Asking Ted if he could borrow Programme One, "Many Roads to War" to show at a conference to pay tribute to the recently passed Gregory Henderson
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Expressing his anger against Professor Ledyard's criticisms against his contribution to the "The Unknown War"
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Professor Ledyard expressing disappointment and explaining the misunderstanding between him and Professor Cummings and clarifying his position on Ted Conant's showing of "The Unknown War"
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Reporting to Conant about how the showing of the first segment of the Thames Production on the Korean War was met by positive responses at the 4th Conference on U.S./Korean Security Studies
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Reporting to Conant about how the showing of the first segment of the Thames Production on the Korean War was met by positive responses at the 4th Conference on U.S./Korean Security Studies
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Halliday threatening to sue Ted Conant for making damaging remarks against him and Professor Cummings concerning their book "the Unknown War" at the Columbia University's showing of the TV series "Korea: the Unknown War"
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Halliday threatening to sue Ted Conant for making damaging remarks against him and Professor Cummings concerning their book "the Unknown War" at the Columbia University's showing of the TV series "Korea: the Unknown War"
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Stating to Conant that he feels resentment that Conant seemed to portray that Thames TV series on the Korean War was biased.
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Coolidge notifying Conant about a critique he wrote on the Policy Report by the Institute for International Policy.
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Confidential letter describing how Conant was involved in building a close liaison between Public Information Departments of UNKRA and U.N. DPI. Detailed description of how the meeting was carried out and what topics were covered
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Henderson and Thurber opposing Kissenger's view that security takes precedence over human rights in Korean Aid. They also urge the U.S. Department of State to implement conditional reduction of military aid.
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A statement of conscience written by Bishop Chi explaining his innocence on the criminal accusations made against him
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A letter of recommendation written by Ted Conant for Hyung Pyo Lee, stating his excellent abilities in the field of motion picture production
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Invitational travel orders to Korea issued by command of General Hull.
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Invitational travel orders to Korea issued by command of General Hull.
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Stating that Ted Conant has produced three motion films titled "Children in Crisis", "Korean Fantasy", and "Korean Artist". Reassuring that none of the films deal with UNKRA's activities, Rolbein is asking for full clearance that the films may be released through commercial channels.
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Stating that Ted Conant has produced three motion films titled "Children in Crisis", "Korean Fantasy", and "Korean Artist". Reassuring that none of the films deal with UNKRA's activities, Rolbein is asking for full clearance that the films may be released through commercial channels.
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Urging Ted Conant to process the audio tapes of Korean songs with detailed descriptions to promote Korean Music in New York.
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Asking for financial funding as Ted Conant is trying to complete the documentary films about Korea and also publicity material that is to be presented to European countries in order to justify the role of UNKRA and its importance.
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Letting Pryor that know that the first rough assembly of the Ko-Chip footage is attached and that it is going to take some time to complete the 16mm film.
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Agreeing to do a joint lecture on Korea and the showing of two short films.
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Ed sending a copy of Clay Blair's book "The Forgotten War: America in Korea, 1950-1953" and asking if he wants to do a book review for the Journal of Asian and African Studies
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Conant asking a new job to help the "ROKS (Koreans)" in radio and motion picture program as his current position at UNKRA is not well-funded and restricted as the General Coulter of UNKRA doesn't want anyone in UNKRA giving advice or helping the Koreans unless the president or the ministers requests
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Monthly Report stating that due to student demonstrations against government policy, the work being done with 35mm projection machines in C-studio is now in halt. Told to not to function as a training group until further notice
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Lecture outline attached to a general report of the Office of Public Information's latest activities
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Updating Mrs. McCune on the statues of "Ko-Chip". The shooting is complete and New York has a possession of the complete movie except the sound-track.
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Comments on the rough copy of the film "Buddha to Panmunjon". The author of the letter expresses his wish that Ted Conant make a complete film on Buddha. Telling Ted Conant to produce better quality films with better content.
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Explaining to Mr. Noble the problems of the ROK's shortwave radio
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Personal letter from Mr. Henderson explaining to Mr. Conant about his review piece in Korean Culture magazine. He further articulates that his review was misunderstood by Mrs. McCune and attaches an "Emendations to 'A Note on Korean Screens' Korean Culture, Sept. 1986." in an effort to clarify his opinions and statements concerning the matter.
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A thank you letter by the CEO of the Korean War Veterans Memorial Dedication Foundation for Mr. Conant's release of the rights to his film footage on the "Korean War" and "Korea-Children in Crisis" included in the March 3, 1991 episode of Real Life with Jane Pauley. He also goes on to inform Mr. Conant that the foundation will be showing the episode to approximately 1.5 million veterans in dedication of the Korean War Veterans Memorial.
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Director of Information Services writing to Mr. Conant notifying him that requested funds for the Barpali project have been cleared but also saying that the American Friends Service Committee has never received the photos that Mr. Conant claimed to have sent on Kunsan's new housing project.
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Mr. Zealey notifying Mr. Conant that three rolls of exposed film were sent to Fordel Films. Also lets Mr. Conant know that his books and the film "Korean Artist" has been packed and sent to Hong Kong where Mr. Conant is currently stationed.
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Ms. Lodge from American Friends Service Committee saying to Mr. Conant that they will be ordering a copy of "This Way Out" on behalf of UNESCO, Paris. Asking Mr. Conant to bill their organization instead of trying to go through UNESCO.
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Mr. Richie letting participants in the production of Philadelphia Weekend Work Camp movie know that there is going to be at least 50 showings of the movie in India.
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Mr. Richie's letter to his friends describing the details of his 65 Days Around the World trip.
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Writing to Mr. Conant about selective army personnel and their contacts who can provide potentially interesting stories for one of Mr. Conant's films
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A mailgram sent to Phillip Whitehead of Thames TV by Ted Conant, saying that his comments were exaggerated and misreported and also critical remarks of the book were voiced by Columbia students. Also, relaying the message that people supportive of the production feel that it is best that it should be aired intact.
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A friendly letter thanking the Conant for their hospitality and briefly updating Ted Conant on what his current projects are in Japan
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Notifying the repairs done on Mr. Conant's projector and updating Mr. Conant on the progress of upcoming animation film. Also comments on how the Japanese refused to grant the South Korean government access to the Tokyo general assembly
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Yeorge confirming receiving of the two film reels on Korea and also giving recommendations on a potential housekeeper for the Conant's house in America. Lastly, discussing on which Conant films to screen in Japan and its logistics.
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Yeorge updating Mr. Conant on the latest filming tools and how the Conant films were received with lukewarm responses in the Japanese market.
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Welcoming Mr. Conant to London and debriefing the Korean War seminar schedule.
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General Coulter agreeing to let Mr. Conant be available part-time to assist in the instruction of Korean personnel in the use and maintenance of broadcast and film equipment.
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Prime Minister Paik asking General Coulter if UNKRA could supply technical assistance and advice specifically asking for Mr. Conant.
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Chief of the Division of Personnel notifying Mr. Conant that he has been offered an indefinite appointment with UNKRA, Korean Mission as a Public Information Officer. The letter details the specifics of the employment conditions.
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Mr. Jones advising Mr. Conant on how to resolve employee conflict with Arthur Lee and also updating Mr. Conant on the funding aspect of the film unit
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Updating Mr. Conant about the progress being made on the film "Korean Perspective" and the problems they are having with the soundtrack.
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Confirming with Miss Hardesty about the print prices of her film "Quakers in Korea" because they were different from the pricing Mr. Conant's quote of $55.
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Confirming that Mr. Logan has received Mr. Conant's letters and detailing filming equipment that Mr. Logan is sending Mr. Conant.
Box 4 Item 67
Friendly greeting letter to Mr. Conant after having encountered each other at a program.
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Friendly reply to Mr. Yoon, specifying his place of residence and home telephone number.
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Notification letter to Ted Conant concerning his travel arrangements in India
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Updates from Ms. Hardesty of the American Friends Service Committee on the progress being made on the printing process of the Korean films by the company, Fordel. Also, advising Mr. Conant to stop by the Friends Center in Delhi and to meet certain personnel to help Mr. Conant in his picture taking project in India.
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Letter notifying Mr. Hessler that the original kodachrome and tapes for "With the Quakers in Korea" has been sent to be used to create prints. Mr. Conant also suggests the optimal process for print production of the film.
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Thanking Mr. Conant's collaboration and contribution to the Barpali Project. Also, urging Mr. Conant to watch "Panch Thupi" before finally putting the Barpali film together.
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Ms. Malik's detailed proposal of action for the Barpali Project as a collaborator to Mr. Conant
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Ms. Malik notifying Mr. Conant that she will be recording three people for the Barpali Project: Eric da Costa- the editor of "The Eastern Economist", Laidlaw-Canadian Technical assistance expert, and a woman from the commercial pilot. She also requests that Mr. Conant try hard to get Escott Reid, former Canadian High Commissioner to introduce the future program.
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Ms. Malik notifying Mr. Conant that she has sent Mr. Conant's rough notes on individual rolls shot in Barpali. Also, updating Mr. Conant on the progress the Barpali Project has made in India.
Box 4 Item 76
Attached the meeting minutes as well as explained the activities performed by various agencies in the Indian government.
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Explaining to Mr. Conant that the Hong Kong film was delayed in shipping as the Calcutta Post Office didn't want to ship it without the assurance of being paid for the postage. Also, explaining the progress being made in the village in terms of drilling wells and building hostels for the health workers.
Box 4 Item 78
Correspondence from Ms. Malik asking Mr. Conant to describe her actual responsibilities and role, telling Mr. Conant about her interest in pursuing the straight talks with CBC.
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Mr. Gordon, the Director of public information describing the state of reconstruction in South Korea. Interested in developing a special radio series based on the Korean material that UNKRA has created/documented with " Rebuilding Korea" or "Korea Under Reconstruction" as potential themes.
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A copy of the letter from Dr. Trueman of the National Film Board saying that Mr. Trueman and his organization was interested in meeting Mr. Conant to discuss potential employment at the National Film Board.
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An informal letter of recommendation for Mr. Don West for potential employment in CBC.
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Informing Ms. McEnaney that a taped show is under production by Ted Conant, where it features Canadians who are currently residing in South Korea. Also, towards the latter half of the letter Mr. Gordon recommends that Mr. Don West be given a chance at employment at CBC.
Box 4 Item 83
A copy of the letter that Mr. Gordon sent to Mr. Trueman, which serves as a resume/recommendation detailing Mr. Conant's background and abilities in the field.
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Causal correspondence between Mr. Gordon and Mrs. McEnaney about potential production projects on Korea
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Listing the breakdown of the royalties associated with Mr. Conant material that Thames Television will pay him.
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Mr. Constant stating that he is sending Dr. Nishimoto a recent review of his new book and thanking him for his hospitality in Nara.
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A thank you letter by Mr. Conant to Mr. Kim for his help and kindness during Mr. Conant's Korea visit in August.
Box 4 Item 88
A letter from the Vice President of The Korea Society asking for Mr. Conant to join The Korea Society as an individual member.
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A letter from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea inviting Mr. Conant to attend the Korean War 50th Anniversary.
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A list of the US war correspondents who accepted the invitation to participate in the 50th Anniversary of the Korean War celebration.
Box 4 Item 91
A thank you letter to Mr. Conant for completing the questionnaire and extends invitation to participate in the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Korean War
Box 4 Item 92
Email correspondence with Choi, So-won from Korean Film Archive. Water damage
Box 4 Item 93
An informal review of Mr. Conant's film "The Child". Mr. Gordon expressed confusion over the overall message of the film. Also curious to see if "City under pressure" is coming along.
Box 4 Item 94
Reply to Mr. Gordon's letter from 9/20/1965 stating that "City under pressure" is almost ready for distribution. However, Mr. Conant is frustrated that most of the footage in "City under pressure" was cut out by the government editing process.
Box 4 Item 95
Asking for Mr. Conant's consent in collecting the duplicated Korea related film materials donated to the East Asian Library in Columbia University and those located in Mr. Conant's house in New Hampshire
Box 4 Item 96
Updating Mr. Conant that "Korea: The Unknown War" is now finished and scheduled for transmission in the UK on Channel 4 but there are no confirmed transmission dates set for the States.
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Updating Mr. Conant that "Korea: The Unknown War" is now finished and scheduled for transmission in the UK on Channel 4 but there are no confirmed transmission dates set for the States.
Box 4 Item 97
A thank you letter to Mr. Conant for participating in an interview conducted by Thames Television.
Box 4 Item 98
Ms. Malik sending Mr. Conant a detailed report/script on the Barpali Project focusing on the policy, human and film aspects of the village.
Box 4 Item 99
Asking for an extension on the submission of the script for the Barpali Project and expressing excitement about the future project with Barpali.
Box 4 Item 100
Answering Mr. Taguchi's question about the prices of film production for his 16mm Kodachrome picture of the ship building industry. Mr. Hessler lists the different components of the film production process and its respective costs.
Box 4 Item 101
Ted Conant giving instruction to Robert Kim concerning which sound effects need to be inserted in Conant's film
Box 4 Item 102
[Missing as of March 2020] Mrs. Hopewell from the Edinburge Film Festival writing to apologize for the lack of information given to Conant about the showing of his film "Korean Artist" during the festival. Also, she informs Conant that she has airmailed a complete set of programmes of the film festival.
Box 4 Item 103
Invoice 14A where Far East Laboratories is charging payments for Conant's films including "Children in Crisis"
Box 4 Item 104
Organizer of Edinburgh Film Festival, Lilian Hopewell writing to Ted Conant, letting him know that a complete programme of the Festival, copies of the festival's official publication "Festival 55", and copies of weekly programme No.2.
Box 4 Item 105
Quotes from the correspondence between E.P. Conant and M. Bush-Brown about the political atmosphere in South Korea, especially lamenting about the fact that democracy in South Korea is practically "a word tarnished beyond recovery"
Box 4 Item 106
Gordon Hessler updating on the 5 tasks that Ted Conant asked him to carry out regarding printing of Conant's film, current balance and statement, as well as an attachment of Conant's inventory of film and tape that Hessler is storing for him.
Box 4 Item 107
Whitehead thanking Conant for his contribution at a Thames Television seminar
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Whitehead asking Conant to collaborate with him on a forthcoming documentary series on the Korean War by asking Conant if he can see the earlier film footage of Korea that Conant filmed
Box 4 Item 109
A thank you letter from Pacific Radio/WBAI for Conant's services over the years.
Box 4 Item 110
Letting Mr. Conant know about the royalties for "Korea: The Unknown War"
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Journal Letter No.4
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Columbia University's Center for Korean Research
Subseries comprises drafted materials related to his film planning Screenplays, drafts of short stories, film scripts, radio scripts, shooting scripts, outlines, scene breakdowns, abstracts, introductions of films, camera instructions, and notes related to cuts on film scenes, sounds, dialogue, narratives
Box 5 Item 1
Short Novel
Box 5 Item 2
An extract from Reel 3 of movie "night mail"
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An extract from Reel 3 of movie "night mail"
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Lew Koch. Subject of the film scenario is the story of Korea
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Lew Koch. Subject of the film scenario is the story of Korea
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Arthur Lee. Scenario/plan of flim
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Scenario/plan of flim
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List of picture sequences with corresponding running time
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Short Script
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Richard Bagley. Short Script
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Short Script for a BBC prodution about a Korean orphanage
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Short Script for a BBC prodution about a Korean orphanage
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Notes on the first cut of the feature film
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Full script of movie
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. A radio script
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. A radio script
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Jong Hae Yang and Layton Mabrey. Screenplay
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. Second draft of film script
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Ted and Ellen Conant. Second draft of film script outline
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Hyup Dong Film Production. Scenario
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Gerald Kean. Scenario
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Scenario (not duplicate, different version)
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. Slow abstract on the film
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Outline of film
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Outline of film
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. Visual and sound sequence of the film
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Richard Bagley. Scenario
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Richard Bagley. Scenario
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Farkas Film Company, Hong Kong. Final revised version: Shooting Script
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. The first draft of the radio script
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Ted Conant. Shot list with notes
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Ted Conant and Hyung Pyo Lee. Draft of radio script with handwritten notes/edits
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Pat Frank. Scene Breakdown
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UNKRA/Alfred Wagg. Combination Scenario with scene breakdowns, dialogue, camera instructions
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Theodore Newton. Script-Radio Tape
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Scene breakdown including narration
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Scene breakdown with camera instruction and narration
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2nd draft of the "From Buddha to Pammunjom"
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First draft of the "Quaker Film" with filming instructions
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A UNESCO recorded feature programme
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Translation of a report from April 1958 issue of the Motion Picture Engineering, Japan (Monthly)
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Ted Conant. Ted Conant's personal information and resume
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A flyer for a screening of "Korea: The Unknown War" at the School of International Affairs (SIPA)
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A flyer for a screening of "Korea: The Unknown War" at the School of International Affairs (SIPA)
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Keyes Beech. A copy of a news article from the Chicago Daily News describing how ROK's Office of Public Information was funded by American aid funds.
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A transcription of the round-table discussion including top officials from major Korean companies such as Samsong, Tong-A, Yuhan Chemical Works on the topic of current depression in Korean business.
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Miriam Bucher. Excerpt from the Asia society letter talking about the author's experience in making films in Indonesia.
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The detailed description of the training program held by the OPI designed to train 10 Korean cameramen and 10 directors on different aspect of making a film.
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List of all the Korean OEC Educational Films kept by the OPI
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A paper form designed by the OPI to be used as a studio work sheet
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Handed out by protesting students on the streets about the Korean May 15 election
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Excerpt from the press "Tong-a Il-Bo" about the circulation of the recordings portraying student uprisings for righteousness in movie theaters
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Excerpt from the press "Tong-a Il-Bo" about the circulation of the recordings portraying student uprisings for righteousness in movie theaters
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Gregory Henderson. An academic essay on the topic of political repression in South Korea
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Gregory Henderson. An academic essay about the history of the chongdong area and the embassy residence compound
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Sei-Hyung Yoo.
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Richard Hertz. An article featured on "Koreana Quarterly", about a German ambassador's personal impressions about Korean Art
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Kumkang Production Co.. The summary plot of "Turbid stream" and the motivation behind the film
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Errata of the book "Two Korea-One Future?"
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Ted Conant.
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Statistics on Korean films from both sources: ROK OPI and the industry
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Professor Lee of Seoul National University.
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Invitation to the Korean liberty bell site
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Professor Hyo-Ku Lee. Academic essay explaining the different components of Korean music such as the tone systems, modes, rhythm, and instruments
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2nd draft film for Gaddis lecture on Korea
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Ted Conant. Conant's list of two tentative lecture on Korean films dealing with topics such as the Korean War and Korean politics
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Working outline of the book
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Email, cell phone number, home phone number
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The author describes the effectiveness of the teacher training workshops and how they helped improve the educational system in Korea
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The author describes the effectiveness of the teacher training workshops and how they helped improve the educational system in Korea
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Charles Armstrong.
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A list of Korean ministers and vice-ministers of various ROK ministries
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A list of Korean ministers and vice-ministers of various ROK ministries
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Office of Public Information. A map of the different radio stations in the South Korea
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Office of Public Information.
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Office of Public Information.
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Detailed description of the tape collection owned by UNKRA
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Thames Television PLC. List of participants and attendees for seminar 5 as part of the Korean War Project
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Thames Television PLC. List of participants and attendees for seminar 5 as part of the Korean War Project
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Korea Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society.
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A description of what is to be said on radio for the first anniversary of Korean truce
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A description of what is to be said on radio for the first anniversary of Korean truce
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The problem that the film seeks to address
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OPI's list of all the camera and accessory equipment
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List of sound equipment and their explanation
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A flow chart how the OPI motion picture department is organized
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A flow chart how the OPI motion picture department is organized
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4 weekly production report summarizing the type of work done, total hours worked etc
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A summary sheet of the film productions produced, total hours worked, details of crew members
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An expenditure report on how the money was spent for the production of the film On This Way Out
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A series of notes on suggestions for furthering editing of the revised version of "From Budhha to Pammunjum"
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list of the Korean footage to be shown in University of Hawaii
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list of the Korean footage to be shown in University of Hawaii
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List of needed equipment and their estimated cost
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A translation of a newspaper on the OPI's verge of bankruptcy
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Notes on what to include in the introduction of the 11/21 tape of Korean students at Harvard
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Notes on what to include in the introduction of the 11/21 tape of Korean students at Harvard
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Notes on what to include in the introduction of the 11/21 tape of Korean students at Harvard
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Ted Conant. Detailed outline of the lectures Mr. Conant was giving at Syracuse
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Ted Conant. Detailed outline of the lectures Mr. Conant was giving at Syracuse
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "The Sundown Killer", both in English and Korean
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "The Sundown Killer", both in English and Korean
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "Battle of San Pietro", both in English and Korean
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "Battle of San Pietro", both in English and Korean
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Lecture Notes on "Extract from The Film Till Now"
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Cecile Starr. Excerpt from Cecile Starr's Handbook for 16mm film user
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Cecile Starr. Excerpt from Cecile Starr's Handbook for 16mm film user
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on sound and how Ted Conant was a sound engineer for the commercial television shows
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on what techniques are used to achieve good projection
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "World of Plenty"
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Ted Conant. Lecture Notes on "World of Plenty"
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Paul Rotha. Excerpt from Paul Rotha's Documentary Film page 298-300
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Paul Rotha. Excerpt from Paul Rotha's Documentary Film page 298-300
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An Excerpt from a book related to audio technology focusing on Anecdotal History of Microphones
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An Excerpt from a book related to audio technology focusing on Anecdotal History of Microphones
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Ted Conant. Lecture note
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L.L. Farks. Excerpt from L.L. Farks' "Magnetic Film and Tape Recording"
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Lecture note on the film "Instruments of the Orchestra"
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Lecture note on the film "Instruments of the Orchestra"
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Lecture note on film structure
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Lecture note on the film "The Undefeated"
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Lecture note on the film "The Undefeated"
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Lecture note on how to manufacture a film
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Lecture note on the film "The Country Schoolteacher"
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Lecture note on the film "The Country Schoolteacher"
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Lecture note on the film "The Penguin"
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Lecture note on the film "The Penguin"
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Extract from "The Technique of Film Editing"
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Lecture plan listing the sequence of film that will be shown at each lecture
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Lecture plan listing the sequence of film that will be shown at each lecture
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Series of monthly reports written by Mr. Conant as a sound technician working for Syracuse University
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Ted Conant. OPI January Monthly Report, Syracuse University
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Ted Conant. Syracuse University and International Cooperation Administration Report covering June 15 to September 15, 1959
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Ted Conant. Special report for James W. McCarrron, a senior representative at Syracuse University explaining the accomplishment and future plans
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Ted Conant. Lecture material about pre-scoring techniques
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Ted Conant. Lecture material about pre-scoring techniques
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on the American Documentary "The City"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on the topic of sound effects in documentaries
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on 1930's "Granton Trawler"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on 1930's "Granton Trawler"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Listen to Britain"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Listen to Britain"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Louisiana Story"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Louisiana Story"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Night Mail"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Night Mail"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "The Director's Way"
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Ted Conant. Tentative outline for the class "The Art of the Film" that Mr. Conant taught at Yonsei
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Ted Conant. Tentative outline for the class "The Art of the Film" that Mr. Conant taught at Yonsei
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "La Rose Et Le Reseda"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Looking at Sculpture"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "Frescoes in Danish Churches"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "At Land"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on "At Land"
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Ted Conant. Lecture notes on Maya Deren, an American Experimental Film Maker
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Paul Rotha. 2 page extract from Paul Rotha's Documentary Film
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Forsyth Hardy. 2 page extract on "Grierson on Documentary"
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Donald C. Hoefler. Pages of "Tape Editor's Handbook"
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Outline of the book "Practical Electronics"
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Cameron. Extract's from "Sound and Documentary Film"
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Part of book on the topic of sound collection
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Scholarly article
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Semi-technical review of problems in television news reporting
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Semi-technical review of problems in television news reporting
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List of films being screened as part of a Korean film event at Barnard College
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List of films being screened as part of a Korean film event at Barnard College
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Story Outline of the Korean movie "Choon-Hyang-Jun" and its cast
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Jon Halliday. Bibliographic list of books and articles related to the two Koreas and the Korean War
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Ted Conant. List of Korean movies owned by the TRC
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Ted Conant. List of Korean movies owned by the TRC
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Ted Conant. List of Korean films rented to Thames Television for screening and possible re-recording/transfer to videotape
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Ted Conant. List of Korean films rented to Thames Television for screening and possible re-recording/transfer to videotape
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Ted Conant. List of Conant films that will be screen for the Board of Directors at the Far East Art Museum
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List of filming equipment owned by Ted Conant
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TV airing schedule of Thame Television series "Korea: The Unknown War"
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Detailing the logistics and travel itinerary of the Revisit Korea Program
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The opening program of the Barpali Show
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Ted Conant. Announcing that OPI will now work under the Prime Minister's Public Administration Office after the bill passes
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List of available films at Film Images INC and their rental and purchase prices
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Series of monthly reports written by Mr. Conant as a sound technician working for Syracuse University
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Suggestions made for supplementary footage to edit in the final film
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Film sequence for the Korean Program with notes/comments from Patrick O'Donovan
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Radio script for Ivor Jones who is reporting from Pusan for Radio Newsreel
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Radio script for Chonnam textile company
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Radio cue material for Kumsung Textiles
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Text of the speech delivered by General Coulter of UNKRA for BBC
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Text of speech given by Coulter for the program "London calling Asia"
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Report of Korean's agriculture post Korean War and UNKRA's efforts to establish a stable economy in Korea
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Report from the International Staff of UN Radio which includes the interview with Mrs. Ferguson, the Public Relations Officer of UNKRA
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Notes on the objectives of the Korean Anniversary Show
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List of all the participants for the fifth seminar of the Korean War Project
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UNKRA travel authorization for Ted Conant who is going back to New York from Seoul, while stopping by Calcutta, Milan, London, and San Francisco
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UNKRA Instructions for travellers returning from Home Leave that is to be attached to Travel Orders by Travel Offices. It lays out specific steps that travellers need to take upon their return.
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Including his education, career accomplishments, awards received, and filmography.
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Souvenir program of The First Manila International Film Festival where Ted Conant's film "Korean Artist" was presented
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Personnel breakdown of staff including Ted Conant as the director of Sound Recording and Music
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A brief promotion of Conant's film "A Far Cry", giving little background on Korea post WWII
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Written by American Friends Service Committee. A description of Conant's film "Barpali", a new documentary about a Quaker self-help project in India.
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Rough shot list-revised rough cut of Conant's film "From Buddha To Panmunjom"
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Quotes/Excerpts from General Clark's book " From the Danube to the Yalu"
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Index of Ted Conant's film collection that was donated to the Carpenter Center, Harvard University
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Curriculum vitae of Ellen Conant, detailing her education as well as professional experiences
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Resume of Ted Conant, detailing his education as well as professional experiences
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UN Radio feature "The Long Walk" commemorating the cessation of hostilities in Korea on the 1st anniversary of the Korean truce
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UN Radio feature "The Long Walk" commemorating the cessation of hostilities in Korea on the 1st anniversary of the Korean truce
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Ted and Ellen Conant's detailed outline of their showcase on Korea
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A brief account of Korean history written by Kilchoon Kim of John Hopkins University
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2 short articles talking about 1) A Korean student being voted as homecoming queen at University of Illinois and 2) a South Korean scientist researching nuclear reactors
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2 short articles talking about 1) A Korean student being voted as homecoming queen at University of Illinois and 2) a South Korean scientist researching nuclear reactors
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UNKRA Educational Film Unit Inventory sheet
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UNKRA Educational film unit inventory of films
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Contract detailing standard provisions, operational plan
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A semi-annual report drafted to comply with Appendix A of the contract officiated between Syracuse University and ICA
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Quarterly report including an outline of technical lectures-by Ted Conant and T. Layton Mabrey
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Publication from the UN Department of Public Information on a list of facts on UNKRA
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Publication from the UN Department of Public Information on a list of facts on UNKRA
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General Report of the Council for 1960 including a list of speakers and what topics that spoke about and detailed description of the Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch's meetings
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A detailed introduction of Conant as the Director of Chairman Technology Research and his qualifications
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A detailed description of Conant's previous accomplishments and qualifications as the Program Specialist
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4 printed online records of Korean Films "Korea, After the War", "Experienced Hands", The Child of the Future, How Might He Learn", and "With the Canadians in Korea".
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A short autobiographical account of Ted Conant's professional career
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Syllabus of Professor Charles Armstrong's course "History of Modern Korea" at Columbia University. Ted Conant's documentary "Children in Crisis" and "Homes Apart" are included in the class.
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Symposium agenda about the Conant Collection held at C.V. Starr East Asian Library
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A program for Swathmore's 1961 Film Festival "Swathmore Filmmakers". Ted Conant's "Children in Crisis", "Korean Artist", "Barpali", and "The Crime" included in the films to be screened.
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An invitation to a reunion for Korea War correspondents, Conant was on the guest list
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Event flyer for NYMAS special event, where Conant's "Korea: The Unknown War" will be shown at Columbia University in Fall of 1988.
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An invitation to a reunion for Korea War correspondents, Conant was on the guest list
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A press release about a technology exhibition scheduled for the 17th New York Film Festival
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"New Documentaries", a weekly program run by MOMA's Department of film and video, showing "Harvard/New Hampshire and the Atomic Bomb"-a film that was co-produced by Ted Conant
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A revised work plan for the contract No. ICA/W-644 between U.S. and Syracuse University
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An exhibition showing the work of Korean painter Lee Hyung pyo's "Korean Artist"
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A list of films under Asian Studies: Korea, their rental and sale price
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List of laboratories and studios visited
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Weekly Motion Meeting Minutes and description of discussed agenda
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Project agreement detailing the general description and the directions to improve the sound
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Romanized song lyrics for Korean lullaby, "Pongsonhwa", and a list of minyos sung by Miss Ha Kyung Hi
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Conant's jottings about his time in India (partial)
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An outline of the requested radio priorities set by Conant. The outline includes Post Korean War 1) Housing, 2) Community Development, 3) Textile machinery, 4) Textbook printing, and 5) Rehabilitation
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Donald N. Clark. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Donald N. Clark. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Donald N. Clark. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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B.C. Koh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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B.C. Koh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Eui Hang, Shin. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Eui Hang, Shin. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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In-Taek Hyun. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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William Stueck. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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David R. McMann. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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David R. McMann. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Ji-Moon Suh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Ji-Moon Suh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Hesung Chun Koh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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U Chang Kim. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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U Chang Kim. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Choong Soon Kim. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Professor Bruce Cummings interviews former secretary of state Henry Kissinger about 'Korea: The Unknown War' and its consequences for U.S. foreign policy
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Abstract of an academic paper on Korea-China relations
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Abstract of an academic paper on Korea-China relations
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Program of Asia Society's "New Films From Korea" showing 'Blazing Sun'
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Program of Asia Society's "New Films From Korea" showing 'Blazing Sun'
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Program of Asia Society's "New Films From Korea" showing 'First Son'
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Academic paper on Korean Music and its outline
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Various TV programming ads about the airing of PBS' "Korea: The Unknown War
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Program of Asia Society's "New Films From Korea" showing 'Declaration of Fools'
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Professor Lee of Seoul National University's content outline of "Story of Korean Classical Music"
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An introduction to Korean Music written by Kyung Lin Song, the conductor of the National Classical Music Institute Orchestra
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Program to Asia Society's Film Fridays which showcased new films from Korea
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Bruce Cummings. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Bruce Cummings. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Edward L. King. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Edward L. King. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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John K.C. Oh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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John K.C. Oh. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Alexandre Y. Mansourov. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Alexandre Y. Mansourov. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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Marcus Noland. A scholarly paper presented during The Korean War Forgotten No More conference held by Georgetown University and The Korea Society
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A Excerpt from a paper portraying the political climate of South Korea under Sygman Rhee's government.
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A Excerpt from a paper portraying the political climate of South Korea under Sygman Rhee's government.
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Notes on DPRK's government exposing the falsehood of the 9th annual "report" of UNCURK
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Walter A. Anderson. Transcript of lecture given at the 12th Semi-Annual Public Affairs and Education lecture
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Jon Halliday. Jon halliday's personal account of how the TV series "Korean: the Unknown war" came to be
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Jon Halliday. Jon halliday's personal account of how the TV series "Korean: the Unknown war" came to be
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Howard Smith. A journal article of the Korean War and its portrayal through BBC TV
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Howard Smith. A partial article of the Korean War and its portrayal through BBC TV
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Howard M. Metzenbaum. The senator's remarks about the U.S. government's support for the South Korean regime under President Park.
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A list of different types of Korean traditional music and their description
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A list of different types of Korean traditional music and their description
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A petition protesting violations of human rights in South Korea signed by a multitude of professors, reverends, and politicians
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General John B. Coulter. General Coulter's, the agent general of UNKRA, speech at scroll ceremony honoring him
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UNKRA's press release about the industrial revolution in the form if mining prospering a South Korean village
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UNKRA's press release about how UNKRA's help resulted in an excess of coal production
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General John B. Coulter. General Coulter's speech at General MacArthur's statue unveiling
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National Explosive Ordnance Disposal Association's newsletter that claim that "Korea: The Unknown War" was a false account of what actually happened
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List of explanations of photos taken in South Korea with Korean titles as well
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Keyes Beech. An Excerpt from Beech's 1971 book on the relationship between U.S. and South Korea
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Han Sung Joo. A short personal opinion piece on how the Korean ideologies have evolved since the Korea War regarding its cause and consequent peninsula divide
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Han Sung Joo. A short personal opinion piece on how the Korean ideologies have evolved since the Korea War regarding its cause and consequent peninsula divide
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Personnel involved in Korean government newsreel production
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A booklet of former South Korean president Chun Doo-Hwan
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A booklet containing South Korean president Chun Doo-Hwan's inaugural address
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Gregory Henderson. Professor Gregory Henderson's scholarly paper of North Korean's art, archaeology, and architecture based on personal visit.
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Gregory and Maia Henderson. Professor Henderson and his wife's personal account of their visit to North Korea
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A personal account of an unknown author's living experience in South Korea
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Sing Man Rhee. Former South Korean president Rhee's personal thoughts of returning to Korea at his old age.
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An outline/structure of Mr. Ted Conant's interview including sample questions
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A radio program transcript of a panel discussion of experts about military occupation in South Korea
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Multiple Authors. A collection of four scholarly papers published in the journal "International Studies"
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Gregory Henderson. Professor Henderson's personal statement regarding false accusations about him removing a South Korean national treasure during his stay.
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Marguerite Higgins. A copy of the book cover of Higgin's "War in Korea"
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Ted and Ellen Conant. Outline-second draft of their showcase of Korea
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Korea Society
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35mm, simplex XL, photo and magnetic, dual film reversing and looping projector
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Orient Films Laboratory Service, Seoul
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With handwritten corrections
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서울미국문화원 출판.
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Korean Cultural Service.
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Sotheby Parke Bernet.
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Korean Oversease Information Service. In commemoration of USA-Korea Centennial
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Given to Mrs. Conant as a welcome back gift from Won-yong Kim
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Korean Oversease Information Service. In commemoration of USA-Korea Centennial
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Korean Cultural Service. In Commemoration of the 50th year of his artistic career
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Yale University. In commemoration of USA-Korea Centennial
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Korean Oversease Information Service.
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Columbia University. Part of the program of advanced studies at the Graduate faculties
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In French
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National Museum of Modern Art.
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Korean Cultural Service. Introduction of 6 Korean artists and their works
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In French, Exposition organisee par la maison des jeunes et de la culture
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Both in French and in English
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In Japanese
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Has the artist's signature on the title page, introduction handbook to Chinese painting
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Paul Facchetti. Signed by the artist in 1965, in French
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World House Galleries.
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Film Images. Catalog of 16mm films in the field of anthropology, Archaeology, Ethnology, Geography, and Sociology; includes Conant's "Korean Phantasy" and "Korean Artist"
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National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.
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Korean Cultural Service.
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Korean Cultural Service.
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Korean Film Archive/한국 영상 자료원
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Korean Cultural Service/한국 문화원
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Korean Cultural Service/한국 문화원
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Korean Cultural Service/한국 문화원
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Korean Cultural Service/한국 문화원
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Korea relevant article "Stirrings of Korean Resistance"
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Korean Cultural Service/한국 문화원
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Motion Picture Promotion Corporation Republic of Korea/영화 진흥사
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The Korea Society
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The Korea Society
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The Korea Society
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Korean Pacific Press
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2 Korea relevant articles "What Happened in Korea? Rethinking Korean History 1945-1953", "Regional Integration: Japan and South Korea in America's Asian Policy"
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Korean Pacific Press
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Korean Pacific Press
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Korean Pacific Press
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Korean Information Office
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Korean dollar bill with President Rhee's portrait in the front. 한국은행/Bank of Korea
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A map of Republic of Korea. Ministry of Education
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A phonograph record including major events in South Korea for the past 20 years. 삼화 레코드사
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Including clipping
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From Tradition and Modernity Films in Audio Visual series, box 41. Series II: Photographs, 1948-196110 Linear Feet; 20 flat boxes (approximately 1312 black and white photographic prints and over 100 negatives)Series consists of tapproximately 1309 unique photographs taken by Theodore R. Conant and the United Nations during 1950s through early 1960. The photographs are categorized by twelve topics including 6·25 and social conditions in 1950s, UNKRA Projects, Korean student movement, Korean art, Korean performing art, film shoting, President Rhee, scenery in Korea, Theadore Conant, Panmunjom and film crews. Arranged by topics. Series III: Audio Visual, 1943-1991
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Produced by FRIENDS SERVICE UNIT, KUNSAN KOREA/ 협조 UNKRA/ 상태 양호
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16mm 칼라, Color Fading 있음/ 미공군 제작/ 김지미, 최무룡 출연/ USIF? USAF Korea Film Corporation
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SOUNDTRACK
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program notes in can; 춘향전/ Ted Conant Supervising, 김영우 그림, 애니메이션/상태 양호
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16mm Kodachrome/ 서울 거리
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16mm Color Print
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Macao 제작 위한 Working Print/ 한국관련 없음
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Macao 제작 위한 Working Print/ 한국관련 없음
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16mm Picture Negative
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16mm B&W /4.19의 모습
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초산화 진행/ KOREAN RESEARCH DOCUMENTARY FILM/ 선거 투표 계몽 영화/ 1번릴: Print, 2번릴: Soundtrack
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초산화 진행/ KOREAN RESEARCH DOCUMENTARY FILM/ 선거 투표 계몽 영화/ 1번릴: Print, 2번릴: Soundtrack
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16mm B&W/ A BBC Television Film/ 한국관련; Reel #1-4 copy# 67A
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Korean war footage 1952-3
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Korean war footage 1952-3
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16mm 수축 심함/ Henry Shroder; R= 1 thru 6
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UN Newsreel #2: no sound, print: 흑인 행렬 등/ 한국관련 없음
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Perforation 손상, Splicing Tape Melted; 33mm dupe vega, B/W ??
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2 Reels/ 1번릴: no sound, working print
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서울의 풍경/ B&W Print, no sound/ 상태양호
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서울의 풍경/ B&W Print, no sound/ 상태양호
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"국내 소식", 한국뉴스, 미공보원(USIS)제작/ 상태양호
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16mm B&W Print/ UNKRA 제작 고집 / 상태양호
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16mm Print, 변색 진행/ Title "KOREA"
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16mm Print, 공보처 영화과 홍보영화/ 상태양호
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초산화 진행
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16mm B&W Print/ 상태양호
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16mm B&W Print/ "콜터 장군"/ 상태양호; #1(1편)
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16mm B&W/ no sound/ "신생활 교육원"/ 상태양호
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참의원 선거 계몽영화
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not on reel; KC Orig. Some materia used in Korean Artist + Korean Fantasy Buddhists (?) etc.
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OPI(공보처 영화과) 제작, 16mm Color Print/ 상태양호; Reels 1/1
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Produced by USIS, Sangnam Korea. Awarded winning documentary on rehabilitation of motor vehicle; 16mm B&W Print/ 상태양호
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Schroder Technology, J. Henry Schroder Banking Corp.
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not on reel; Orig. KCO PIX- Neg. Track- Dir. Pos. Track
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not on reel; Orig. KCO PIX- Neg. Track- Dir. Pos. Track
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not on reel; Orig. KCO PIX- Neg. Track- Dir. Pos. Track
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Sony KSP-60 static Cassette
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Sample #1
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변색 진행
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16mm B&W Print/ "유엔의 대한민국 원조"/ 상태양호
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16mm Color Print/ 상태양호
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"순회의료반"/ 미공보원(USIS)제작/ 상태양호
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Selected Out-takes
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Working Prints
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TOKYO-SUJINAM-GU
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Selected Out-takes
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Selected Out-takes
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Henry Shroder
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16mm B&W print/ "KOREAN CLASSIC MUSIC"
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16mm B&W working print
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35mm Picture Negative
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35mm Picture Negative
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contains two reels; 초산화 심각
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초산화 진행
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16mm Print
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rusher of opening sequence from Shin Sang ok - Korean feature film placed 1952 shot 1953-1955; "편집연습영화"
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not on reel; s-371 For del film lab
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KCA60BRS; assembled 1988
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KCA60BRS
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consists of several Castle newsreel films as well as 16 mm reversal 'home movie' footage; 초산화 진행
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consists of B&W 'duped' footage from color reversal material; 초산화 진행
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Conant Korean Fantasy Narr.
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army psych war-Korea; originally called new acquisition #2
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Silent, color, single concept film used for lecture
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Film shown by North Koreans in South Korea, Soviet film, identical print possessed by T. Conant in the U.S.
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fragile film, characters on bldgs may provide clues as the street scenes are unclear about the location
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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6 film reels, made in Suwon, Korea
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1953; Republic of Korea
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1953; Republic of Korea. Roll of 35mm still photographs, not digitized
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Quality good color 16mm (?) mostly shot by (?) in India 1955-1957
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Outtakes from the film, With Quakers in Korea, good color,
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Korean War battle scenes-US troops
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UNKRA, masterprint,
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UNKRA, Korean landscape footage of mountains north of Seoul, 2 shots used in "Encounter in Korea"
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Film contains 1) President Rhee at the UN cemetery 2) Unveiling of Gen. Coulter Statue 3) Art Show 4) Calligraphy
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국악이야기, 16mm; Color Kodachrome; Film by Ted Conant; Korea 1952-3
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"Art & Technical Cons -- M.O.A. Japan -- Music -- C"; Film on Japanese Art, color negative only,
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Original, black and white; Conant's in Korea 1953-1960 ??? b/w print-- on the film
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Black and white, workprint, no sound, finished film of "Korean Artist"
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"titles -- Korean film document -- 1960 -- Korean student revolution -- [illegible] to make up Harvard Law School reel"
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Color film by Ted Conant
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3 small pieces. Sent to the vendor previously and determined to be blank.
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3 small pieces
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3 small pieces
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Shot 1950s; negative; Ankara mingal laboratory, 1953, B & W S. Korea KISS Laboratory efforts to find and enrich uranium for nuclear program
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very fragile, smell
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1950's Korean language, soundtrack, news clips of post-war reconstruction, very fragile
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"film strips slide 1957 35 mm; hand painted"
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"film strips slide 1957 35 mm; hand painted"
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"With the Quakers in Korea - 1955-6; Preprint Materials, Orig KCO & [illegible] 1953 optical; T R Conant 1953; C#56"
"With the Quakers in Korea - 1955-6; Preprint Materials, Orig KCO & [illegible] 1953 optical; T R Conant 1953; C#56". broken fragments, not digitizable, discarded
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Dub from 1/2 VHS; Year: 1991; Length: 58' 23''; Distribution: Amer. Documentary 350 West 58th St. NYC 10019
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Jun 25, 1950 etc.; Syndicated show; independent - 5/28/08
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Shot in Paris and Tokyo; Japanese sound; some Korean contemporary art
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Most Korea, but also … Cold War.. China
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Dub from VHS #1 of 2
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News casts CBS, NBCm CBB - June 17th, 18th, 1988
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Demonstration for petition for direct election of Korean president; March 18, 1986
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no. 2
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no. 20, III
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Access Copy CD# 109, 1, 2. Actuality recordings made in Seoul (from AP office ??? hotel) during student revolution by George Hoshino (AP correspondent) / April 23rd - student demonstration / April 25th tanks and students + faculty demonstrate; demonstration held in the evening in front of Nat'l Assembly building, Seoul / Sound effects of funeral services (Christian and Buddhist) held at Severence Hospital and other Seoul hospitals - women weeping in words etc. - services, women weeping - visit to hospital by VP Chang Myun, meeting in hospital between Chang and Schoefield April 25th evening
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Access Copy CD# 122, 3, 4. April 19th actuality by G. Hoshino, Seoul, Korea (7 1/2) / April 19th actuality (cont); sw pickups Tokyo, Seoul (April 27th), Pyongyang, Peking (April 28th) / Material relating to Korean student revolution (1960)
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Access Copy CD# 5, 6. 1) Riots in Seoul - recordings made in the afternoon and evening of the 19th in and near the AP office close to the American Embassy in downtown Seoul. George Hoshino AP staffer, comments / 2) Radio Peking - excerpts / 3) KBS children's choir singing Korean folk songs and children's songs
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Access Copy CD# 110, 7, 8. A) S. Rhee - poetic drama with S.E. praising - many S.E. - Mar 26th - Rhee's birthday (1956 KBS local radio, Seoul) / B) Korean political situation - new gov't - NHK music + news
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Access Copy CD# 111, 9. Richard Rutt Interview - Aug 9th, 1960 (rec. in Korea, single track, 7 1/2); British Anglican priest - Korean scholar and ??? Head of Institute of Seoul Nat'l University. Talks on background of April 60 students revolution etc. 1 of 2)
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Access Copy CD# 102, 19, 20. Prof. Edward Wagner Part 1 (7 1/2 double track); failure in Korea - interview (rec. Spring 1960)
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Access Copy CD# 98, 21, 22. Prof. Edward Wagner Part 2 (7 1/2 double track) Oct 6, 1961; failure in Korea - interview (warped, unedited)
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Access Copy CD# 99, 23. Interviews - Louis ??? - former journalist - at this time head of ??? Fellows scholarship ??? for journalists; 5/17/61 Edward Wagner, crisis in Korea; interview on WGBH "Backgrounds" on military coup - fall of democracy in Korea (recorded just after coup)
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Access Copy CD# 103, 24. The state of Korea - 1986 Aircheck - CBC Radio "Sunday Morning" April 6th, 1986 - 4/16/88; Korea, Korean War, post Korean War Korea; growing opposition to military dictatorship of General Chun Doo-hwan
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Access Copy CD# 125, 25. Ambassador Berges from Korean ??? June 1, 1961 - AAAS meetings Boston)
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Access Copy CD# 104, 26. Dr. Glenn Paige then of ??? Univ - Interviewed June 1, 1962 AAAS meetings Boston Mr. Wong
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Access Copy CD# 105, 27. "Venture" - CBC radio series King Gordon Interview 1960? (UN civil ???); coups in Korea - 1954-1956
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Access Copy CD# 134, 28. Farmers festival (7 min) - Korean; recorded in Suwon by USIS
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Access Copy CD# 136, 30. 1) Korean folk music (ROK army symphony orchestra); 1. Bang-A-Taryung -- 2. Arirang -- 3. Moon, moon, the bright moon / 2) Buk-Han-San orphanage children choir; 1. Arirang -- 2. Chun-An-Sam-Kuri (dubbed twice)
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Access Copy CD# 31, 32. "Kisang" dancers & singers (1) drum dance (2) dance based on classical or traditional rendering of folk song … traditional renderings … orch. Of Kim Yon-Hak dancing inst. Korean traditional music. Female solo "chachangga" Korean lullaby. Be tool ga (spinning song), Chindo Arirang, royal court orchestra. Orchestrated folk tunes, Yang-san-do Toraji song, Arirang, Mong-gum-po taryung. Mudang demonstrations - approx 5' 00". Korean popular song - Moojong blues. America Chinatown. Swing arr. "Arirang Mambo" "Toraji Taryung"
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Access Copy CD# 33, 34. Royal court orch. -- farmers music -- battle marches (military music) -- harvest festival music / Track two -- a. court orchestra - slow tempo -- b. moderate tempo -- c. string solo - quick tempo -- d. kayagum solo - slow tempo -- e. court orch. - royal dance music / 2 music from folk opera -- scene for "Spring Fragrance" - includes 1953 Korean film stylized female vocal ???
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Access Copy CD# 35, 36. Track 1 - ??? - contemporary / Track 2: Korean Lee Dynasty music for brass instruments "Kyung-pong-nyun" "??? Bumper Crowd" -- 2) music for strings - music for royalty - "Chung-sang-chi-kok" -- 3) traditional puppet show -- 1) "Pulsakollip" - erection of Buddhist temple -- 2) "Pyung-an-kam-sa-tai-pu-in-chul-mo" funeral for county chief's wife -- 3) "Yung-no" -- 4) "EE-Shin-EE" -- 3) "Kok-too-kak-shi" - ??? of puppet show
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Korean choirs & Korean + ??? Songs
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Access Copy CD# 37. Newsfront Far East - year end broadcast
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Access Copy CD# 38, 39. Confucius birthday ceremony … Suk-Jeon music / "Footloose in Koera" Dr. Lee (Seoul Nat'l - commercial college), Steve Bradner (???), Ken Sparks - 1954 - actuality ??? - recorded by Ted Conant, UN film unit 1954
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Access Copy CD# 40, 41. 1) Two Million Kims - voice cuts; draft UN radio show on Korea - 1956-58 - off-the-air / 2) April 27th 1960 (Wed) - Korean political situation, resignation of Dr. Rhee etc. - 1) NHK news AFKN news (6:00 PM) AFKN news 10.00 PM, April 28th VOA (12:30 AM), Headlines Radio, VOA (7:15 AM),includes Eisenhower on Korea (quality fair to good) Radio Pyongyang - excerpts of a KWP statement to people of South Korea, sign off North Korean nat'l anthem - some ?? but portions of speak + music clear, VOA 8:30 AM, NHK news 9:00 AM, 10:30 AM, AFKN 11:00 AM, Rhee's resigns, Lee Ki Pung's suicide, Radio Peking
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Rough cut, documentary by Ted Conant on Korea - (??? For WHRB) (summer 1958?) includes - ??? Demonstrations (from ??? Crisis) student in English of - position of Korea ??? - 54th Birthday of Rhee - celebration
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1) Korea today - Oct. 1953 Wilson Hall - NBC / 2) Korea today - Feb 9, 1954 / NBC Radio - Jim Robinson / Feature news documentaries on Korea
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Access Copy CD# 42. General Park press conference 1962
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Access Copy CD# 43. Keyes Beach interview #1
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Access Copy CD# 44. Armistice Day church service Britcom Forces 1/2 hour show for ??? (original) / Broadcast over "Vagabond" - US Armed Forces ??? + BBC Radio ??? / BBC Home service / BBC overseas service / CBS radio (US)
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Access Copy CD# 45. "A tale of three beggar boys" - UNKRA public affairs, Tongnae (Pusan); 1955-6 broadcast of BBC home service and CBS radio
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Prof. Edward Wagner - Harvard Univ., Prof. Glenn, Princeton Univ. Hogan Yoon, ROK Ambassador (Reel 1 of 2)
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(Reel 2 of 2)
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Access Copy CD# 46, 47. Track 1: 1) Pyongyang - mass demonstration (Wed) - April 20th, 1960 / 2) Radio Japan - ??? Afternoon - April 27th / 3) BBC Friday - ??? From the editor / 4) Radio Peking Fri afternoon - entire transmission / Track 2: 1) ??? India radio news - Tuesday April 26th 2) Aust. B'casting Co. news 3) VOA / 4) NHK news + editorials
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Access Copy CD# 48. With the Canadians in Korea (Running time 28:20) : a documentary for radio by Ted Conant. Produced by UNKRA, Division of Public Information, Seoul, Korea
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S. Rhee
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Access Copy CD# 49. Independence club & Youth Rhee R# 1, 2, 3
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Access Copy CD# 50. Independence club & Youth Rhee R# 7, 8, 9
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Access Copy CD# 51, 52. BBC editorials & Radio Peking, June 18th, 1960 / 1) BBC editorials - cancellation of Eisenhower visit to Japan (Sat, June 18th, 1960) 2) Japanese editorial (NHK) coment - cancellation of visit to Japan - demonstrations (19th) 3) Radio Peking - sitting up exercises 4) Radio Peking - Anthem "The East is Real" - news - slashing attack on US and Pres. Eisenhower - Sun 19th, June 1960 / Track 2 - Radio Peking (cont) - US Forces misbehavior in Taiwan, Japanese riots against US, NK demonstration against E-visit, industrial strike in Seoul
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Access Copy CD# 53, 54. 1) Japanese radio 2) Radio Japan 3) Eisenhower - address to Korean Nat'l Assembly June 20th, 1960 (Horace Underwood ???) / Track Two Radio Peking (repeat) 1) Editorial comment 2) Sunday concert - 1: chinese harp 2: string quartet 3: oboe solo "The Sherperdess" / 4) Voice of Free Korea - special program Eisenhower visit includes cuts of speech (Nat'l Assembly) + commentary 3) KBS - "French by Radio)
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Access Copy CD# 55, 56. Eisenhower interviews / 1960 ROK Army / ROK Army actuality / interviews / exercises, Army songs / Japan news / Radio Japan - ??? Eisenhower trip to Okinawa / Japan - cont. ??? Against US Japan security treaty / ??? State visit to ROK / Ike visit to Korea (KBS-AFKN)
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Access Copy CD# 57, 58. 1) AFKN Around the Town - 1956 - interviews; Greg Mc??? (NY Times correspondent) - Hogan Yoon - Korean Ambassador to US - 1960-62; Around the Town - John Ridley - Korea 1951-1956 - London Daily Tele. Corr. / ??? / US Forces Vagabond - 1/4 hour radio ???
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Access Copy CD# 59. Documentary for UK - BBC Xmas show 1955; orig, mixed + music - edited version
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Today's Korean women; interviews - Korean housewives, Korean family life, women's education, tradition (old men's ideas), forms of marriage & foods / Interviews for unfinished UN radio programme "Two Million Kims" material on life in post-Korean War, South Korea
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Access Copy CD# 60. Prof. Im talks about Korean Buddhism - 1959 - programme material for unfinished UN radio show "Two Million Kims"
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Anglican church service in English and Korean / Communion service - archbishop of Canterbury April 21st, 1959 in Korea / Communion service British Anglican church near Capital ??? Seoul April 21st, 1959
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Access Copy CD# 61, 62. Communion service - Archbishop of Canterbury Apr 21, 1959 held in Anglican cathedral, Seoul, Korea. Recorded by Ted Conant for BBC Radio (UK)
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Picture Post reportage; well known British correspondent dictates report on Korea for British news pagazine "Picture Post"
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Access Copy CD# 63, 64. Korea - documentary - report on Korea - 1953. Prepared by Ted Conant for WHRB / Indian folk music: 1) "Barpali" Orrissan folk dances - recorded in India by TRC / 2) Pyongyang radio news - Lee's suicide etc. NK press comment / 3) Radio Peking - news / 4) Peking 600,000 people hold mass rally in support SK (excellent quality) - chinese songs in support of South Korea - news
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Access Copy CD# 65, 66. Bill Crowfoot rehearsing KBS choir for folk music show April 22, 1960 - 3" tapes spliced together; noted American folk song singer, well known for LP's etc. Broadcast on KBS with KBS choir April 22, 1960
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Access Copy CD# 67. Bill Crowfoot KBS show - KBS chorus - folk song show - July 1960; Bill Crowfoot - noted American folk singer - with Korean talent at KBS radio studios just after Korean student revolution - 1960 - Korean and American folk music; material used by BBC radio and NBC radio
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1) Korean national anthem 2) symphonic poem - Korea - by Eaktay Ahn - "Tonight in Korea" Ahn interview
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Access Copy CD# 68. 1) Eaktay Ahn's symphony "Korea" KBS & Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra joint chorus. Conducted by Eaktay Ahn. Recorded at M.P. Studio, OPI / 2) "The Big Picture" track - the end of the Korean War - US Army sound track of US Army doc. Propaganda on war
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Access Copy CD# 137. Miss Cho Ban Hi - piano recital - pupil of Mrs. Dabusi - Schwing - ??? Pianist. Recorded Seoul Korea March 1960
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Access Copy CD# 138. Music of Jeong Yoon Joo - "Dyke" - film score by Y. J. Jeong - 2 takes (1st take better); UKRA - KCAC - doc. Propaganda film reminiscent of similar North Korean films
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Access Copy CD# 139. Track 1: 1) Korean folk tunes - arr. KBS symphony plus Korean flute - 1959 / 2) Korean traditional music as played in rural areas rec. 1959 / 3) early Korean religious music, used by priests and army - rec. 1958 / Track 2 - the imperial court music of Japan (Gagaku) - LKB - 1001 - dub from LB record - 2) Kyushu folk songs (LKF 1043) - dub from record - Kompira Runo Runo - Asatoya Yunta - Hanya Bushi song
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Access Copy CD# 140. "The co-op way" - score; Korean folk music arr. / Track Two - Yoon Joo Jeong - Japanese folk music - Kinki and Chugoki districts (LKF 1035 vol 1)
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"The Co-op Way" - Mr. Jeong musical score - OPI ROK score for documentary film
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Access Copy CD# 141. Yoon Joo Jeong (1969) Symphony No. 2 Expiation; first performance on 27, Oct, 1969 at the Citizen's Hall, by Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Yoon Joo Jeong
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Access Copy CD# 142. 1) First string quartet - Jeong Yoon Joo (composer) KBS string quartet (1959) / 2) Work songs (Korean; recorded S.E.) / 3) Kids singing near Pusan skipping chattering / 4) classroom recitation - felame teacher / 5) male teacher / 6) "Adjianon???" putting baby to sleep / 7) course Korean flute / 8) Korean bass flute
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Access Copy CD# 143. 1) Mr. Jeong - score for OPI documentary (April 1959) 2) Mr. Jeong - Intro from "Death of the Magpie" ballet suite 3) Berlioz - Roman carnival orch. Seoul Symphony - John S. Kim (conductor) / Track Two - children in crisis, children in street, Korean flute, demonstrations etc.
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Access Copy CD# 144. 1) "Early Autumn" composed by Yoon Joo Jeong (1952) played by KBS Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mr. Wok Sik Lim 2) Korean children singing K. children's song recorded in Korea 1959 by Korean Broadcasting System / 2) Japanese folk songs - Kink and Chugoku districts (LKE 1042) vol 2
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Access Copy CD# 145. Jeong - Programme music + ballet music (excerpts)
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Access Copy CD# 69, 70. 1) Radio Pyongyang - concert of representative Red Chinese music in honor of Zhou En Lai ??? Arr. Folk song; chamber music violin +piano on Chinese theme, martial song - Chinese orchestra - suite based on folk material - good quality - NK patriot song / 2) Russian accordion music - Radio Pyongyang - nat'l anthem - fair quality - Russian arr. Russian service radio Pyongyang
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Access Copy CD# 71. Side 1. 1) Radio Pyongyang - NK song - "Americans Our Enemy We hate You" 2) Maj. ( ) Hong Kong PR and advertising consultant - orig rec. 3) "American Our enemy" etc. 2nd take 4) Shanghai Univ. Students musical "Yankee Go Home!" patriotic songs 5) Chinese harp 6) Chinese string quartet 7) Oboe solo - "The Sheperdess" / Side 2. Sunday concert "Radio Peking" 1) Raul Robeson "The Four Rivers" 2) vocal music acc. with Chinese harp. Ballads from Yu-lin 3) Suite for violin + piano (in "light music" category) 4) popular favorite "One Day Equals Twenty Years" June 20, 1960 5) folk piano concerto 6) Taiwan b'casting system - Chinese instrumental music
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Access Copy CD# 72, 73. 1952 SW airchecks of feeds originating in Seoul for BBC ???; coronation b'cast speech by Gen'l West - interviews - sing-song - orig; BBC - excerpts of broadcasts ??? By UN film + radio unit 1952-3 - 1) X-mas b'cast 2) talks by ??? 3) coronation - crowd noise / Track Two : NHK English news April 29th 1960 airchecks 1) April 29th 1960 Korea new gov't, Peking Radio SW mass rally, leaflet distribution 2) Radio Pyongyang - leaflet distribution April 30th economic conditions; K. central broadcasting station - nat'l anthem, US imperialists, war ??? plans
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Access Copy CD# 74, 75, 76, 77. Security treaty passed student riots (June 9th); Eisenhower visits Korea; NHK news and AFKN news - Ike visit Korea; "Leningrad Ballet" NHK Sun June 19 1960; N.K. Cantata Radio Pyongyang (3 min excerpt) "Go Home Damn Yankee"; KBS 1) ??? 2) Chindo Arirang 3) Eisenhower ??? (special concert to welcome Eisenhower to Korea and promote US-Korean friendship 9:00-9:30 PM KBS Sun June 19th) / Side Two - Radio Pyongyang N.K. march "Mt. Changbak" - talk by student "Americans Go Home" by Kim Il Sung Univ. student - history major - quote "Ike killer of innocent Koreans -- how can you come to Korea again -- it is you Eisenhower who is the killer -- student then refers to war + mass murders of civilians by ROK Army; patriotic songs - N.K.; Actuality AFKN Eisenhower in Korea
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Access Copy CD# 78. 1) Radio Peking - music & talk on Peking Univ. 2) NHK Tuesday morning - May 30th (?) - departure of Pres. Rhee from Korea 3) Radio Peking news - demonstrations against Kishi by students, flight of Pres Rhee from Korea, commentary on Japanese riots, Rhee flight; June 12th, 1960 4) NHK (Radio Japan) - editorial comment - Ike visit
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Access Copy CD# 79. Track 1 : KBS in English gov't statement issued by OPI on policies of caretaker gov't - includes admission of Japanese newsmen - 5 min poor quality; May 7th 1960 - NHK (Japan) news and editorial comment on Korea mostly on Korea-Japan relations, "Music of Asia" (feature programme) - NHK variety orch. / Track 2 : KBS (Seoul Korea) May 7th 1960 - news, Korea-Japan relations, farmers music - excellent
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Access Copy CD# 96. Panmunjom - guiding Prof J. Fairbank on tour; Prof John Fairbank of Harvard being shown around Panmunjom in 1960 "Slice of Life" actuality recording by Conant
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Access Copy CD# 80. Korean popular music 30 mins program from OPI film "Gateway to Happiness"; ??? Staff meeting 3/18/59 - Warne ??? His resignation / Track 2 - Warne - cont; Jonathan Goerss (???) on KBS / Farley on TC - expenses, problems in med industry (1/2/60) - poor tech quality, only 1/2 plants operating; Dr Moyer - USOMIS mission (23/2/60) cost of Korean War, truce agreement (poor)
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Access Copy CD# 81. 1) "Valentina" - Sojourer's Club amateur show 1958 2) VOA 6:30 PM Tues - KBS (Pres Rhee's statement) 7:00 PM BBC news 7:30 Tues April 26th / Side 2 VOA - April 27th 1:00 AM NHK, VOA 9:30 AM, VOA (poor quality), Korean political situation
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Access Copy CD# 82. Ted interview; Korea show - material prepared ???; Power 1958, 1960 elections Rhee liberal party, college prof. Wester - pol. Science, shoot to kill students ???
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Access Copy CD# 83. 1) Kayagum Sanjo by Song Kum Yon 2) Japanese folk music (Kyushu and Shikuku Islands)
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Access Copy CD# 84. 1) Actuality broadcast - Chinese nat'l games - excellent quality 2) ??? News - Radio Peking; 3 music from new China / Track Two : April 26th 1960 (Tues) AFKN 12 (noon), NHK, AFKN 1:00 PM, NHK 4:00 PM, AFKN 6:00 PM - April 26th 1960 newscasts - on student revolt (good quality)
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Access Copy CD# 85. 1) Snow in the Mountains - OPI doc. April 59 - travelogue; 2) "Our President" - English sound track - OPI April 59; 3) cuts - Footloose in Kroea - Ken Sparks - July 1960
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Access Copy CD# 86. KBS "Concert Hall" 1) Ave Maria - baritone - Kim Ha Yong 2) " 3) Folk tune arr. 4) Arirang 5) Midang Arirang; arrangements of Korean folk tunes / #2 KBS Sat May 23 Editorial comment, learn the language, departure of S. Rhee
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Access Copy CD# 87. Army chaplain corps - front line - 7th division by ??? / "OutPost ???" by Wilson Hall / Two typical but ??? Average Armed Forces Korea network - Korean War period 1952 - early 1953
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Access Copy CD# 96. 1) Radio Peking - excerpt from newscast in English for North America, India, and Southeast Asia - March 17th 1960 - item on Mac meeting at Panmunjom - negro slave track etc. 2) Feature - Lynch law and the American government 3) Feature - "US Colonialism" - recorded March 17th, 1960, South Post, Yongsan, Seoul, Korea for Mr. George Wyane, USIS
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Access Copy CD# 88. 4/19 student revolt recordings made on the afternoon and evening of the ??? By George Hoshino in and near the Haptong bldg downtown Seoul - material edited and equalized
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Access Copy CD# 89. Track #1: Dr. Howard Hayden talks on the Korean farmer community development + fundamental education work in Korea. June 1956 / April 27th 1960 Korean political situation AFKN Seoul (noon news) - blank tape 2 min - Radio Australia / Side 2 : NHK news + commentary; poor quality; includes item on Osaka fair
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Access Copy CD# 90, 91. Actuality recording; Tuesday AP - 4/19 student revolt - edited and equalized
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Access Copy CD# 96. 1) BBC comment on adverse reaction ??? Warfare in S. Vietnam - April 1, 1965 / 2) "Korea Today" W. Hall (doc from NBC radio) NBC doc. Rec in Korea 1954
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Access Copy CD# 92, 93. Track One : Actuality recordings 4/19 by Peter Smart Harvey, Brahner, Col Koh, Smart, police, students - S.E. - made in the streeets (breif BBC bradcast - ??? Statements); April 24th - statement broadcasted by Army officer from OPI sound track in front of Capotol Bldg - in Korean - newsreel (Universal) Demo convention, ???, trial of liberal party leaders, ROK Army chaos / Track Two : August 8th 1960 press conf. NK flyer who flew MIG-IS from NK to ROK (AFKN Radio)
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Access Copy CD# 94. 1) Chinese Nat'l Games - English Comm and effects - Radio Peking - excellent quality (some blank tape) / 2) R. Pyongyang - Nat'l Anthem - station ??? - April 25th - news and commentary on student revolt
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Access Copy CD# 95. Side 1) Radio Moscow April 21st 1960 - news + commentary - commentary deals mainly with Narch 15th 1960 election (1/2 tape blank) / 2) Shostakovich Symphony #11 4th movement played by the Central Symphony Orchestra Peking / Track 2 - Radio Peking April 23rd - student riots in Korea
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Access Copy CD# 96. 1) "Yankee Go Home" - Radio Peking + other songs / 2) other ??? Songs - Radio Peking / 3) Radio Peking commentary on Einsenhower's visit on Korea June 20th 1960 / 4) Radio Pyongyang - North Korea praying ??? Song with commentary on how the ??? The Korean condition
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Access Copy CD# 115, 116. a) royal court orch. ("Mun-myo-ak") b) rural band ("Nong-ak") c) "Seoul Arirang" d) "Chung-sun Arirang" e) "Shin-ko-saw ???) Arirang" f) "Chin-do Arirang" g) "Mil-yang Arirang" h) flute ("Tae-kum") solo i) opera "Shim-chung" j) "Kayagum" solo k) royal court orch ("Chung-ak") l) " ("Ah-ak") -> A and B m) accompaniment score to "Kwon-yo-sung" ballet group n) drum ("Chang-go") solo o) folk song ("Toraji"); 1) Koto - 1 Midare (1st koto, 2nd koto, flute) 2 Akikaze No Kyoku (the autumn wind) 3 Kito Ishi No Uto 1st koto + 2nd koto 4 Dance suite (1923) 5 Arabesque (1910) / 2) Folk song - Kaigara Bush (song of a sea shell) 3) Shibatan Ondo (A nostalgic thought for Suibutan - Kyushu folk song LKF-1043 4) Tanko Bush - coal miner's song 5) Ichi-go Maita (A song to sing from one to five) 6) Kompora Funo Funo (excerpt)
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Access Copy CD# 126. 1) Kyongju Bell 2) Choon Hyang Act II 3) Monk dance music 4) Mask dance music 5) Fundamental music 6) Falling leaves dance music 7) Choon Hyang song 8) Mutang dance 9) Bell at ??? Rung at New Years
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Access Copy CD# 106. 1) K. Rhapsody - Sung Tae Kim 2) Toraji - orch arr. Korean light music. Recorded at Choson Hotel in honor of Gen ??? Downtown seoul Fall 1952
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Access Copy CD# 117, 118. A) 1) Korean classical music - radio show VOA 2) The song of bird 3) the Korean court music Sujechon by ROK concert music 4) Kayagum with ??? - Nogum Bangcho by Pak Kwi Hui B) Kayagum Sanjo - Korean??? By KBS children's Korean folk songs
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Access Copy CD# 100. 1. On a Rocky Hill - comp. Hong Yol Lee, sung by He Ran Kim 2. Front of Her Hoose - comp. Rody Hyung, sung by He Ran Kim 3. Longing for Home - comp. Tong Jin Kim, sung by In Buam Lee 4. Memories of Home - comp. Rudy Hyun, sung by In Buam Lee 5. Night at Sungbul-sa Temple - comp. Nam Pa Hong, sung by Byong Duak (???) Whang 6. When Spring Comes - comp. Tong Jin Kim, sung by Byong Duak Whang 7. Garder Balsalm "Bo-sang-wha" - comp. Nam Pak Hong, sung by Kwan Ok Lee 8. On the Old Familiar Hill - comp. Nam Pak Hong, sung by Kwan Ok Lee / KBS Symphony - dir. Won Sik Lim
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Access Copy CD# 107. (Reel 1 of 2) 1. How-de-do 2. Raindrop 3. Bicycle 4. Longing for Brother 5. Merry Peasant 6. Cuckoo Waltz 7. Let's Go to the Field 8. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 9. Danny Boy 10. Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair 11. Song of the Sparrow
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Access Copy CD# 119. (Reel 2 of 2) 1. Arirang 2. Chunan Samkuri 3. Yangsando 4. Oh! Susanna 5. Old Macdoland Had a Farm 6. Jingle Bells 7. Go to the Sea 8. Our Hope - Unification 9. Let's Build a New Nation 10. Snow Blossoms 11. Morning Dew 12. Goodbye Song
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Access Copy CD# 101. #1. Korean contemporary western style music for documentary film - composed by Mr. Jeong #2. Korean swing combo comprised of Koreans from Japan now in Korea for a visit - AFKN TV. Aug 8th, 1960
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Access Copy CD# 108. 1) The Co-op Way - score for documentary film; Korean folk music - arr. For western orch. 2) Track two - 2 pieces of typical Korean "light music" as played in provincial teahouses 3) Korean lullaby (based on shijo) 4) China night 5) film music for Arirang - mixture of Korean + western radio music - includes Arirang with chorus + orch.
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Access Copy CD# 127. Cho-ke-sa temple - ceremony from distance / bell ringing very fast continuously, monks, chants with low voice echoing, mock-tak come in & out, bell out, chants (first part ???, last many moises) 1953-54
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Access Copy CD# 128. Bell #2 - Buddhist temple Cho-ke-sa 1) bell tolling - beginning with lower and faster tempo gets gradually louder and slower (no chain's noise is heard) 2) bell tolling - slow tempo to quick tempo and fade out - fade in - gets slower (children's talking) 3) fade in quick and low - slow and loud / Recorded in Buddhist temples, Seoul, Korea
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Access Copy CD# 129. Buddhist ceremony #3 - 1) bell ringing chanting - complex, fast beat - from distance - moktak + bell - moktak, bell and chorus in Buddhist temple downtown Seoul
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Access Copy CD# 130. Buddhist ceremony #2 - chanting - bell ringing - 1) Mock-tak fast beating - chanting with low tone - little bell tolling - 2 monks partly. 1953-4
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Access Copy CD# 120. ROK Air Force Band 1) Toraji March (good) 2) Galaxy March (good) 3) Mavy march (excerpt) 4) 5) A Theme from "Giant" 6) Sports song 7) Polka march style mambo 8) COL Bogey (???) march 9) Arirang March 10) Arirang March (repeat)
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Access Copy CD# 131, 132. Radio Japan - English / Tokyo Jockey - Japan's top ten tunes (swing) / cherry blossoms July 22, 1958 / kids choir / Geisha song / commercial radio - Jap popular songs commercials, ann. In Japanese. Good quality
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Access Copy CD# 121. 1) farmer's dance 2) rice planting work song 3) solo flute 4) assorted Korean music a) royal court orch. (Mun-myo-ak) b) rural band (nong-ak) c) Seoul Arirang d) Chung-son Arirang e) Shin-ko-san Tarying f) Chindo Arirang g) Milyang Arirang h) flute (Tae-kum) solo i) opera "Sim-chung" j) Kayagum solo k) royal court orch. "Chong-ak" l) royal court orch. "An-ak" A&B m) accompaniment score to "Kwon-yo-sung" (???) ballet group - based on traditional theme n) drum "Chang-go" solo - last cut
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Access Copy CD# 133. Mon Gyong Party (Copy)
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Access Copy CD# 146. 1. 보리타작소리 2. 오봉산 타령 3. 군배 타령 4. 태평가 5. 바위고개 6. 그 집 앞 7. 고향 생각 8. 성불사의 밤 9. 옛 동산에 올라가
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Series III: Audio Visual (new accessions; to be integrated after digitization)
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: E. Piat French CALU Folk Song 78
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rally #2 Jublly Bishop C.C. Alleyne
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rally #3 Lillian Trailey Frauklin Solo Geo. B. Murphy, Jr. Freedom Magazine
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rally #4 Money for Freedom Geo. Murphy
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Date recorded: May 10 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rally #5 Money for Freedom
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Side A: Rally #6 Money for freedom: Williams Temple Young People's Choir: Halahluha Chorus; Side B: WFDR 22424 OFI ARTHO KLF 1-30-57
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Number on the cover: 1603A; pressed by RCA Victor division of radio corporation of America for The American Friends service committee(Quakers): Quaker Peace Service Series 1: QM-8311-1D8 part 1
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Number on the cover: 1604A; on the record: pressed by RCA Victor division of radio corporation of America for The American Friends service committee(Quakers): Quaker Peace Service Series 1: QM-8311-1D8 part 2
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Number on the cover: 1607B. Side A: The United Nations Today, Aug. 15, 17, 1950; Side B: Hamburg show 1950 Orchestration: the legend. On disc Side B reads: Swomchmoke college Variety show.
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Number on the cover: 1609A. On cover Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Reel Misc In-Out. On disc Side A reads: Ht WFDR-4-35-50
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Number on the cover: 1615A; Date recorded: 20 Jan. 1955
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Dispatch from Koreda aat IEND; Number of the record: 1619A; Rufus Jones part 2
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rufus Jones Part 3. Number on the cover: 1620A; Date recorded: Oct. 10 1950
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rufus Jones Part 4
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Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Rufus Jones Part 5; Damaged outer edge
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Side A: WFDR 22198 OI1 ORTHO KLF; 1-19-51. Side B: Rally#1
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Robeson Rally #4; Date recorded: Aug 10 1949
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Side A: 2/26/50 Invitation to Learning from Dr. Frank Adylotte: Journals of GEO.Fox Outside-IIV; Side B: UNRR: 1-23-50: 0-1-5 ORTHO DR
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Two discs. On the sport MFB #3081; BBC 43081
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Number on the cover: 144; Date recorded: May 9 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today May 10 1952.; Side B: Radio Moscow News 10/9/50 Inside-out
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Number on the cover: 140; Date recorded: May 18 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today May 22 1950; Side B: Jam Session 1950 #2 In-out
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Number on the cover: 136; Date recorded: May1 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today; WFDR 5-2-50; Side B: #1 Jam Session 1950 Pour Cut
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Number on the cover: 126; Date recorded: May 2 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today; WFDR 5-3-50; Side B: #1 Jam Session 1950 LP Outside-in some flubs
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Number on the cover: 127; Date recorded: May 5 1950. Side A: The United Nations Today; WFDR 5-6-50 M.G.; Side B: Folk Festival 1950
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Number on the cover: 098; Date recorded: May 11 1951.
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Number on the cover: 143; Date recorded: May 14 1951.
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Number on the cover: 128; Date recorded: Apr 5 1951; on disc Side B: Portuguese Symphony only. On cover Side A: The United Nations Today ; Side B: Btquinco Aleiutejo Suits #1
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Number on the cover: 129; Date recorded: Apr 18 1951. Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Alentago Suite flub at enn
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Number on the cover: 146; Date recorded: Apr 26 1951.
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Number on the cover: 137; Date recorded: Apr 4 1951. Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Ernesto [Italtefer?]-Portuguese Rhapsody
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Number on the cover: 138; Date recorded: Apr 17 1951. Side A: The United Nations Today; Side B: Santos: 2nd Overture Portuguese symph Orch
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Two discs. Side A: "The Friendly Search" Air Check-WIBG L.P.3; Side B: Jam Session #1-Outside LP in
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"Story of Mojunree" (1959) Music by Yoon-Joo Jeong; musical scpe for documentary fil good/Korean Bf Music; rex. In Seoul, Korea
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5 min commentaries on Asia-S.W. Airchecks Jan 11th, 1965; Ted R. Conant-commentaries for WGBH-FM; Air checks_Jan. 10th-11th-7 1/2' 1/2 track on blank tape; 1. Radio Japan-signon-N.G.-3mm-2 minute black tap/2. Radio Japan-report From NHK (Radio Japan) Moscow correspondent on future trends in Soviet -"Soviet policy toward Asia" Foreign policy-(with particular emphasis on S. Vietnam.) Tech.quality-good for marginal-constant good-time-approx. 5'; 3. BBX Commentary-"MR Shatril's death and the future of India" by Michael Edwards, historian and writer on Asian Affair. Tech quality-good to fair-contrast good-time 4'80" (approx.)
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WBA1 Aircheck-starwars aircheck June 12, 1983, 194, Hiroshima countdown-Andrew Phillips-Australian (Aug. 85) track 3; WBA1 Radio doca Ted Conant USA; Doc on Asia by WBA1-NYC actuality sound rec. in Asia By Ted Conant
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Reel 1: Works of Toru Takemitsu (vol 2 of 3) 1950s, reel 1 of 2, full A+B 7 1/2. Reel 2: Takemitsu, 1950s, reel 2 of 2, full A+B 7 1/2
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Inside of the box there is a sheet of paper which reads: #7 Aug. 8, 1965 "Hiroshima" -2 paragraphs of explanation follows. / Hiroshima doc. 1965 production Army Nowry-consultant-Ted Conant broadcast; Pacifica radio network+WGBH FM-Boston; Ref Tape-Ted Conant
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Asian Music-Mit Radio April 22, 1968; contemporary +classical Chinese Music; Taiwanese folk song, koro solos; Movo 1+2 7-3"/sec-East Asian Music-Documentary Radio-Property of Ted Conant
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Reel #1 "Symphony" composed by Akio Yashiro conducted by Hiroyuki Iwaki; I.Prelude, adagio-moderato 8'27", II.Scherzo 4'32", III. Lento 15'06"/NHR Radio-mock; cont. Radio+Film music; prop. of Ted Conant. Reel #2 1."Symphony"-Yashiro IV. Finale 9'44" 2."music of Tree" 9'52" composed by Toru Takemitsu conducted by Yozo Toyama. Reel #4 "Samsada" Mayuzumi-NHK Symph.
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Radio Peking-sun. eve. Feb. 13th 1966; Side 1-news-American plot to esculate Vietnam war-Demonstration in U.S. against Vietnam war-Sen. Fulbright +Morse-Music: Roundup of Albanian +North Korean newspaper connect on Honolulu Declaration "News, songs in the country side"-Piano suite for Opcj+Chonel Yeug-Shen-John/Side2: (cont.) Listeners letter bos: Chinese oil production; Foreign Publication, Yound Pioneers; Music: Steel Blocks are Flying-Shanghai: Philharmonic society-Chinese stall worker song-inst.-martial (like bud trowelgne music); sign off-International; please return to Ted Conant
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Radio Peking-Sunday-early Jan. '69
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NHK-SW; discussion on newspaper May '69; 7 1/2/sec; Radio Japan
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July 8, 10 '66 (int port. blank) Tuk-1 sides 1+2; Radio Peking R.Beruit Tuk 3-4 side 1-1939; inside of the box there is a newspaper excerpt Titled: "After the Purge: Chine Experts Believe "purification" Campaign May Backfire on Reds", Written July 15th '66
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Radio Japan-Japanese Lesson: Intro to language; Radio Peking, Radio Tokyo-S.W. intercepts Sept. 27th-Oct. 1st, 1966; tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, ; include two intro. Japanese lessons, Japanese popular music, Chinese Photograph, music, Chinese commentary on Vietnam war, and Population for Oct 1st celebration (take #4); all the air readings by Conant
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Radio Peking-concert-Chinese pop music -Chinese folk festival-radio Pyongyang-farmer dame
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1966 Folk music from Japan+Okinawa-collected by Japanese Music Institute (Col SC-214)(Lomax ED) 2. # NHK-Sun-Asian Byasting Code; air check rec by Conant
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Japanese Material recorded in Kyoto by Hugh Dumphey-1. Joshosan chanting "Okyo" 2. Nanchecorne-deisunes […][water damage]
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1. Abstract msoi-string 2. Korean vocal music; 3.vocal-(woman)-"caterulling" with string acc-from HKLA; 1185 park ave(93-94); prop Ted Conant
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Moldy cover box. Radio Japan, Radio Peking-twurs+fr 1, 2, 3, 4, Nov 28th, Nov 29th '91; Japan-100yrs-entertainment; melodies of the 30s (end of tape)
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Track1: Jan 2, 1969; 1/2 Radio Japan-special New York Program(1969) Asian-news, Review of Paris Satoz New York Message Radio Taipei-Chiang Kai shek's new year message; Tokyo jackey Meiji Shrine of new year; s day-con't on track two-track 2-Tokyo jockey cont. -listener cor. -Asian news; all the air recording by Ted Conant
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sun-Oct 25th '69; 1.NHK-Weekin Feuieu radio; 2. NHK-Asian news +KBS 1961
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Reel #1: 1+2-NHK-2+4 Radio Peking-April 10th 1959; 3-Peking-April 22nd-Chinese telephone system-April 23rd-Radio Peking-Brooklyn college anti-Vietnam student published in challenge-Afr. Asian Journals Configure-instrumental (lieu trealge xyru) music-South Vietnamese music-(vocal+zylonlac)- Laotian+Chinese revolutionary+popular songs recorded at Conant-Art troup of Laotian Rev. Eower; airchecked -SW recorded by Ted Conant. Reel #2: Radio Japan-Radio Peking
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Reel #1: Inside of the box there is a newspaper excerpt from September 22, 1955 titled "The Dry Tree and the Green: Eileen Fraser on Japanese drama today" and "Swiss Cheer Japanese Opera". Reel #2: date 1956 speed 7 1/2; selection: mod jap opera; "the Twilight Heron" music by Ikuma Dan ; 2 of 2; Taped by T.R.C.
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"WAGG" REHEARSING KO-CHIP; movie dikeafu ; Korean
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I. 1) "Music from new china"-(sept. 1) 2nd take/2. modern Chinese opera-Chinese folk songs. II. Radio Peking -April 29th Korea, May day Festival, -etc excellent audio ; 1960-61; 1961-1966
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6/8/85; Hiroshima countdown; 40th Ann. Hiroshima; radio Documentary; WBA1-; Track #1-Track 4 listed
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November 11th -12th, 1966 -short wave airchecks ; 1. Radio Japan-news+commentary-Atomic Energy; 2. Radio Peking-RED Guard Rally-Actuality commentary and sound effects (cheers, music, etc); 600,000 red guard rally in Peking-includes statement by Mao 1/4 track recording on blank tape; airchecks made in Boston, Mass for WGBH-FM; recorded by Ted Conant Please return
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track2-Dec. 16th-radio Tokyo-news-"hello America'-Tokyo suburb; Radio Peking-Vietnam war Diary; tack 3-Radio Japan-Dec. 27-top New Year; track 2-Radio Japan, dec 28th, review 1966-china, majon news evals of Japan-Radio Peking; 4 Radio Japan-January 1st-News, top ten, Listener's corner
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July 3rd '66-Radio Peking -For Offline Strurret on n.a.u.s. Bowling Hanoi+Haphang -Readings from Mao on note of artists writers in revolutinary struggle 3/34"; Aircheck made in Boston, Mass.; rec. by T.R. Conant
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Mayday china #3; off air; beating gongs-crowd; cheering crowd; crowds-firecrackers; Actuality sound recorded from Radio Peking of typical Chinese "May day celebration: outside broadcast-1960; aircheck recorded by Ted Conant; Rec. in Seoul; speed 7 1/2
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Radio Peking Actuality Chinese Nat'l Day Celebration; sent 31st, Oct 1, 2; 7 1/2' sec track 1, 2, 4; Oct 1966 Chinese Nat'l Day-English Language(Nt) transmission Radio Peking; track #2 Now 3rd+4th-Pier Johusan Arkival of Washington from Seoul via Alaska, Now 4th Buzz Conjeal; 1966- of the air
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Moldy tape. 1+2 Radio Peking; tack 3-2-Radio Peking, Tokyo, swiss chimer, hams (stouchielge); Taiwan + Radio Peking-only 3rd; 1958-airchecks by Ted Conant in Seoul, S. Korea
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Sounds of Japan #1. Misc. sounds of Japanese life. NHK
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"Year's End Korea"-1955; American Forces Korean network Ted Conant and Arwed Forcer Radio; personal include Prrer Rhee
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Track#1: 14 March 1960; Voice of Free Korea Commentary on 1960 elections-english; misc. cultural programs in English; Track #2 Radio Peking
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Track#1-Korean traditional music-kayagum masterpieces by Hwang-Byung-ki; Track #2-Music for mind-instruments played for royal processions during Choson dynasty/Chinese influence can be heard in C note scale- rhythmic patterns played on hour-glass drum (Chauggu) and of course the pitou woodwinds, bells, and stone chimes.
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Track one: 1) Early Korean religious music used by priests and army-farmers music-military music-farmers music; Track two: 1) music by orchestra of kim yun hak Dancing Institute, recorded at Cecital.a.solo faure cotnio d.Gond douce e. sdo. 2) Korean oboe solo, "Arirang' etc. used in.. 3) Farmer's music played at Hakuast Festival by village band
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Gambling at Charity benefit-Naijia-S.E.-Interview with Jolly+Savage-one armed bandits-crowd and band plays-Fergy Gambling; S.F.-Korean's Gaiytsing-1959
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English Korean war-fall 1952: 1.Outpost Harry2.Patrol Action 3rd Int Pin-Sgt George P Ruett; Two wine typical armed forces Korean uefuark broadcast-late 1952; life of the U.S. G.I. in korea ; from the collection of Ted Conant 13"/sec full track
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Traditional Music: Background music for Korean documentary film-taken from variety of Conant field recordings: mixture of Korean folk art: 1 of 2
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Christmas carols-KBS (Korean Broadway Service)-Korean Children's choir: Silent night: Severance Hospital choir; Trapp family choir Italy night'
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WHRB Christmas show concert: somewhere 1-Korea; Splices Tailsout; 1952 Ted Conant
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Slide 1: Coke Drug Addicts: China Radio Peking-1960's-The su center testing the atomic bomb->music warped fade in/out Vietnam; slide 2-electronic music-WHRB-ac-143-> radio Peking: V&M
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Track one-Kaygune-Korean traditional music solo instrument -high quality rec; Track two: Japanese Folk songs Kyushu-Okinawa
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BBC Work Revirt: North + South Korea in the 70's: 1/4 track; May 27, 1970; excellent quality
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Section B: V.O.A. news Korean election March 15, 1960-slighlty pro-Rhee; section C: Radio Pyongyang Korean Patriotic songs-copies of Russian patriotic songs-summer 1958; section D: John Fauleuk of PJ?
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1. Shon Tokyo Ondo; 2. Tanko Bushi; 3. Achsen Kappore?; 5. Sinza; 6. Tokyo Shoe Shine Boy; 7. Yie Hsian; 8. Nski Yrder?; 9. of; 10. Tokyo Japan. Music collected in NHK Ford Library RTK PG 1/4 TK
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March 4, 1971; BBC-world service-short wave aircheck-trc#1-North American External service-for WGBH-FM; "forum"-Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain-Speech after 25 years-with Lord Franks, GEO-Kennan, U.S. state department
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Edgard Varese/vingic Thompson-airchecks recorded by Ted Conant 1960; classical music airchecks->#1 Varese Woodmine Piecer poem electroniqe; #1+#2 Varese/thompson symphony 1960
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60 mins. Nov 29, Dex 1st CY Tyo, BBC.; Japan, [Japanese?] Poetry, BBC Scottish Pgn, BBC folk songs around the world (work songs) BBC-London letter-The Dog in the Pub; BBC external series samples of "spoken word"-programming
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1)Music Recorded in Macau-1954; 2)S.W. Airchecks
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Side A: classical, "western style"music; "Japanese sketches"-Dorothy Coyuer Britton-recorded in Japan; Ship Ensemble of Tokyo Ikuma Dan, Cond. Recorded in Kekusai Radio Center-comp 1956 rec.1958/SideB: "Tokyo Impression"1.Carnival at Asakusa, 2.Ginbura, 3.Hanam, 4. Evening on the Sumida, 5. reflections on the boat/"YEDO Fantasy"6. Nikko temples, 7. Nagasaki, 8.Street scene in old kyoto, 9. Iris Garden, 10.Geisha
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60 mins. Side A: 1. moroi makato & Nayuzumi Toshiro 1956 "variation of 7" 889 sec(mono); 2. Takemitsu Toru 1958 "Sky, horses & death" (mono); 3. Yuasa Toji 1964 "Projection Exemplastic"-by white noise"; Side B: 1.Mayuzume Toshio 1967 "contemponology" by Multipiano; 2. Ichiyanagi Toshi 1966 "Situation" by Biwa, koto, violin bass(this one was published an En Counter series concert in 1967 by Los Angeles, Pasadena Museum(stereo); 3.SHI Maki "Hamon"(=ripples) 1965 for champion ensemble, violin, and taped music (mono) Western style "classical music" recorded in Japan
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60 mins. Side A: A1: Mayuzumi Toshio "MANDARA" 1969 electric sound human voices; A2: Ishil maki "Kyoo"(=entertainment/chime) piano & orch, electric sound 196; directed by(shigenobu)Yamaoka Piano Takahashi Aki, multi piano Ishii maki 14 min/Side A: B1: Moroi Makoto "Sho Sange"(=penitence) 1968 electric sound +Japanese traditional instruments, N.B. motive Heri is a Buddhist festival "omizutori: ; B2; Shibata namio "improvisation" 1968 for electronic sounds western style classical music recorded in Japan
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1. Winston Churchill at Harvard; September 6, 1943 from 78 RPM Lateral cut second generation acetates; 2. "tribute to Asa Gray" by Charles w. Elion; Reeves sound studios master R1730. Dubbed in April 1938 from a deforest "Phonofilm" (35mm variable density recording) made in Dr. Eliot's garden, fresh pond parkway, Cambridge, 1924. 78 RPM Lateral cut Shllac pressing.; Special transfers for Ted Conant, December 4, 1982/Label taped to the TRC-Harvard archival/take. print+copy. 7 1/2 IP, Full track, wound tails out NAB Equalization, AMPEX 407, One mil. tape
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Footlose in Tokyo; T.R. Conant; TR Reel YCD, 3 cents
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BABY: radio show by Ted Conant and Hal Johnson-15 IPS; 2)excerpt Jimmy Durante's show-1954; old mystery radio show 7 1/2 (At Lolic Charity Bob Heipe cros by Joan Leslie)
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中國廣播公司, 自由中國之聲. International service of the broadcasting corp. of China Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China. 29'45". Inside of the case there is a cutoff from the mail envelop; it shows Address of sender (Broadcasting corporation of China) and receiver (Mr. Theodore R. Conant) and old Chinese stamps. Special Educational Service WGBH.
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"Synthomer Souvenirs" 7 1/2; recorded May 26, 1981(playable w/o Dolby) by Ted Conant with J McIntyre; Audio restoration Lou Lyndauer, ltolbrook(LI) N.Y. /1595 Hamburg show; 16" WSAA 1595; we are sure to the hamburg show
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1) Friendship Hour-Pastor Conant 2) Hebrew Christian Hour 3) Letter For You-(Larry Menkin-Ted Conant). 13; 13; 15
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"Light up the sky" Act. III; 1-play, 2-Bmale, 3-Baby/Ey, 4-Naiy, 5-LiaA?
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BBC Documentary on Korea 7 1/2; 1954-produced in New York; from actuality recordings created by NBO Radio; 17-24: 49
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"Footloose in Kyoto" A documentary for C.B.C.(radio Canada) by Ted Conant. Produced in 1957. 7 1/2" sec.; 1/2 track warped
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"Footloose in Calcutta and New Delhi"; A documentary for C.B.C. (Radio Canada) by Ted Conant; produced 1956 7 1/2"
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"Footloose In Tokyo"; A documentary for C.B.C. (Radio Canada) by Ted Conant; produced in 1957. 7 1/2"
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Footloose in India; The Cities of Calcutta and Delhi- 7 1/2" DuB of CBC Tape
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1 of 2: "Mass in G"(Schubert); Footloose in Japan, Kyoto-CBC in Canada
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Korean music-Ted Conant -MIT radio May 12th '68; Old and New-music of the east shore; Side 1: music of the East-Korean Music; Side 2: Bill Crowfut interview part 2
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"The Quiet War" starring Helen Hays; UN Radio Documentary on Korea-1953; Primarily on Korean relief-economic+social problems; Ted Conant, Gerry Kean and other; c/v radio people produced their show and over BBC, CBC, NBC radio etc. huge audience-rare reviews
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Korean insects: Geo Hoshino in Fact of Banlo Hotel April 1960; Korean student revolution actuality-bad copy
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m-1: music 1952; m-2: Gang-Kang Sung-ils Trio: Kang was one of the gangs+students July 1960; m-3: Title Theme+Korean National Anthem from Feature Film "Independence Association Young Syngman Rhee" (Shin Sang Ok-prod.)1957; m-4: Korean Lesson-Leu Pahk-kbs-lit-English prog.
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Recordings from the BBC Sound Archives
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180 mins. Features A. Burgess Reel 1: Ends-To this distant peninsular; Reel 2: Begins -And yet of course, ends- and Christian intent
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2 sided 7 1/2 TED Int. 15 IPS miya 1~
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720 mins. music #21. "Symphony Korea"-Ectay Ahn/building #2 Seoul: recorded on location in Korea for Korean government film on life of Ahn by contract
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29: 03 mins. Levels: Calcutta+3, delhouse sa-5, end calcutta fade, delhi +3, H..tomb-5, intro sq dance+5, fade end sq dance, intro to restaurant-3-F.I., malik-restaurant+3, malik mathur+3, Hirakuil intro +3, Film drops in level(+5), cut level for film(-5), raise level for film after +5, final speech up+5
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Korea DubB; To CTTL Tnsel Ct Chuoh Hee, Soo Saupe; WGBH RADIO TRAFFIC 938 main street Cambridge 42, Massachusetts
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30 mins. S.E. + Music; 1. Village-panceus at Mela-crowd, P.A. system, etc; 2. "Bowl" player-intimerant musician; 3. crowd at mela-amateur musicians and dancers; 4. teacher and pupils in village school-recitation; 5. Mela crowd, P.A. systems, dancers
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30 mins. Temple, royal court music(gayako)-imperial household musicians; stage dancing-naginta, etc (recorded by NHK)
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30: 07 mins. "Footloose In Tokyo" recorded by Theodore R. Conant Oct-1958 for C.B.C. splices. Very poor quality. Mertz tour tape master. Minute man national historical park
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Two films in a reel. 1) "Gems of the Orient" music by P.J.Lobo, echoes of 1951, Glittering Crystals, Babylou, Symphony of Love, solitude, refuge; 2)"Portuguese folk music"-"fado malhoa, " "Fado do ciume"-Amalia Rodrigues, singer guitar and orch. excerpts from Baiao de SaudeadePeguena que ja namores, sung by Maria De Conceiclo. Played in Macao. Recorded in London (UK) and Macao, late 1950s. Woody: Dub to CP and lasset la my personal archive
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Bad recording; Paul Robeson-"Here I Stand" #1 of 3, 127 min. dub film VHS Winstar Home Entertainment
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Videocassette #1: 1939-42 program #3 America First; property of Ted Conant; BBC-Programme #3; A.C #13-Fall 1988; An Ocean Apart-Dimbleby-1939-1942; Outbreak of War-"America First" etc. Videocassette #2: BBC doc'88 Dimbleby "Here Comes the British" ac Feb 89 (dub from... VHS tape)
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#1: Bill Moyers-Alvin H. Perlmutter, Inc. in 1987-The Secret Government - The Constitution in Crisis- A personal Essay taped + originally broadcast 11/7-programme followed by discussion. Taped 11/20/87. #2: The Secret Government - The Constitution in Crisis- A personal Essay + discussion taped 11/28, 2 of 2. Inside of the case there is a newspaper excerpt-title is in front of the cover: Iran-Contra affair; Cabal of zealots who failed.
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Nova "Confession of a Weaponeer", George Kistiakowsky… in a conversation with Carl Sagan. PBS Broadcast 8pm. See post card note from Elaine to Ted Conant
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1)children in crisis 2)encounter in korea 3)BARPACI
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Japanese historical drama
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"Japan:traditional & Modernity-Recorded in 1990; 3/4" video tape MASTER-color film on Japanese Art; produced by MOA Foundation, NYC. Property of Ted Conant
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On the Cover there is excerpt of picture from a newspaper WNYC titled"40 years after the bomb". Tape #1: WGBH: Hiroshima Remembered, broadcast 8/7/85 inc. Jon Else's The Day after Trinity. Part 1 of 3- short intro interview with Prof. Morrison (MIT)-Los Almos physicist. Tape #2: WGBH: Hiroshima Remembered, broadcast 8/7/85; part 2 of Jon Else's The Day after Trinity+ short interview with Dr. Morrison (MIT) + prophecy-Japanese documentary on Hiroshima by Sasumi Hani
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Episode 3 has tape A and B
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Programme #6 oc ch 13;11/19/90
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"Korea-The Unknown War" Programme #6 aircheck ch31 NYC; a.c. 1/3/91(inc. Conant+Conant fty)
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East Asian Institute, Ted Conant Film
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1. Children in Crisis-1954-Ted Conant. 2. Korean Student Revolution, edited…, prepared for University of Hawaii
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Yu Hyun-mok, born 1920, trained under Japanese in filmmaking, influenced by Japanese. A Paper inside The Aimless Bullet 오발탄 (Obaltan) by 유현목
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Sony BRS Video Cassette
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Macao-Portuguese life-Panoramic Views; Chinese 1600 life, harbour series-malto etc, shot by TRC in China (Macao) 1955-1959. Theodore R. Conant : Macao Orig-color footage 1159; reel 2 of 3
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Townsend production service, inc.; Ted Conant
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B of W dupe negative + 8mm original of J.B. +Mrs Conant-trip to Japan-1963/Tue pf fo; e: B of W silent Dupe Negative; Emulsion No. 7234-501-07; Lengths 430 ft 155 ft; job no. 76665; date printed: 6/6/66by Joel; reel no 1 on 1; print no: dupe neg on Enlargement/inside of the cover there is one more smaller reel
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Note reads: Work done at townsend post-production co./macao-u.p.t wild track 16mm-w.p +16mm optical track; Ted Conant-1957/inside of the tin box cover there is another reel (18x18) labeled "macao track"
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On container #1: 16m PIX and Track Neg.; 4 Sheets of Notes inside. Container #1: Note 1 reads: precision file laboratories, inc-dailies inspection report-date 1/27/1984/ note 2 has a title "japan: tradition & modernity" and has a list. Note 3 reads: Art+technical Consultation; Japan traditional +Modernity and shows cleaning and printing dates/ Note 4 reads: customer: Art+technical consultations. MOA Foundation; subject: Archtypes of Japanese culture: 1088-0: japan-tradition of modernity; pick.data: orig. NBC-OPT B. wind; date: 2-4.86; FTG: 1088-15; Track data: v1-track FxC 28; CUE A 137 Fade A 0; Note: Badly taped splices, lots of dups In dirt spots In Optical.
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On container #2: Picture Elements. Container #2 label: Pic reel: 1A; Title: Guts & Glory; ECN B.Wind; ITC Prod./Reel 1 reads: ART & TECH Consultants "M.O.A. Japan" M& E -A(center); B(center)
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(29: 00 running time 29 min.); produced by MOA Foundation of Art+Technical Consultants, Inc; film; Content: Brief introduction to the unique qualities of Japanese culture. Through vivid images of artistic masterpieces shows continuous patterns which can be traced from ancient traditions to present-day Japanese customs...; prices: film sal $165-, video sale $55-3/4 inch, $35-1/2 inch
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Inside of the case box there are two reels: 27x27; 31x31/Label on the Japan-art film produced by Ted Conant, Ellen Conant.
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Inside of the case box there are two reels: 27x27; 31x31/Label on the Japan-art film produced by Ted Conant, Ellen Conant.
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Ted Conant-Peps btg July '70 KcII orig; Kyoto-Colon Festival
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A Film by Ted Conant |