167. Open end (tv) Soviet & US disarmament & coexistence, 1960-05-08; Randel poetry reading, [s.d.]

Tape 167, side 1, parts A and B) Lenore Randel reads her poetry, [s.d.]: "Ah love, I had not meant to leave" (0:14) with guitar and without (with suggestions from Lawrence Lipton), "Remember me to my old friend, what's his name" (4:40) with guitar, "Step sitting in the sour summer night" (5:55) with guitar, "St[inaudible]nged and he is held[?] by candlelight" (7:00) with guitar, "Rocking in the rain" (9:12) with guitar, "Old man Bumblebee" (11:46) with guitar. ❧ Tape 167, side 1) Open end (tv show): David Susskind, host, on disarmament, peaceful co-existence and various areas of disagreement between the Soviet Union and the United States, with a group of soviet diplomats: Arkady Sobolev, chief Soviet delegate to the United Nations), Vladimir P. Suslov (delegation counselor), Valentin I. Oberemko (specialist in trusteeship matters), Konstantin G. Fedoseev (senior advisor on political affairs), Nikolai Burov (first secretary), KTTV (Channel 11, Los Angeles), 1960 May 8, 10:15 p.m. (14:32, 38:39). Commercials: Vernors soft drinks (14:22, 19:34, 37:18), for Open end (tv show) of 1960 May 15 (36:55). ❧ Tape 167, side 2) Open end (tv show) (continued) (0:02, 13:34, 38:18) [incomplete]: on disarmament, peaceful co-existence and various areas of disagreement between the Soviet Union and the United States. Commercials: for Open end (tv show) of 1960 May 15 (12:11, 38:06), Vernors soft drinks (12:35), [unidentified, incomplete] (23:00). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.