Box 38

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Note: This reel-to-reel tape was labeled "J. London." Upon digitization, it was found that the tape contains two audio recordings: 1) Hollow Square talk: The Great Eclipse of 1878, John A. Eddy and Marjorie Gay, June 7, 1968; 2) Hollow Square talk: History of observations of the atmosphere, Julius London, April 19, 1968. Digitized versions of these recordings are available in the OpenSky digital repository.

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Note: This audio recording was labeled "Lodge, W.O. Roberts Discuss History of Science." Upon digitization, it was found to actually be a conversation between Walter Orr Roberts and Philip Worcester from May 4, 1967, regarding science research and education in the early years of the University of Colorado, Boulder.

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This reel-to-reel tape contains two audio recordings: 1) Conference on Laser Probing of the Atmosphere, Day 1, April 16, 1968; 2) Hollow Square talk: HAO's 1970 Eclipse Expedition -- or, Six Weeks on the Mountain of Eternal Clouds, D. Keith Watson and Gordon A. Newkirk, April 17, 1970. Note: The audio recording of Day 2 of the Conference on Laser Probing of the Atmosphere is located in Box 32, on the recording labeled "Laser Conference, C. Knight Prize Lecture."

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of audio tape and motion picture film from the Outreach Office, under the NCAR Director. Approximately 80% of these materials are motion picture films, and are in many different formats. There is an assortment of color and black and white, sound and silent. Some films have many duplicates and versions, while others have little to no inscriptions to identify their content. The remaining 20% of the collection are audio tapes and microfilm, and are also in various different...

Scope and Contents From the Series: This series consists of audio tape and motion picture film from the Outreach Office, under the NCAR Director. Approximately 80% of these materials are motion picture films, and are in many different formats. There is an assortment of color and black and white, sound and silent. Some films have many duplicates and versions, while others have little to no inscriptions to identify their content. The remaining 20% of the collection are audio tapes and microfilm, and are also in various different...