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Special Senate Meeting broadcast by CFRC on April 3, 1970. Side One: Amendments presented and addresses made by Buttars, D.W. Slater, Vandewater, Webster, J.H. Brown, Scully, Downie, John Gray. Side Two: blank.
Queen's University Convocation - May 30, 1970. Part II
Queen's University Convocation - May 30, 1970. Part II. Side One: Address by Alan Mara Bateman continued; honourary degrees conferred; recital of the compositions of Alfred Ernest Whitehead by the Cecilian consort under Margaret Macclellan. Side Two: blank.
Side One: May of Three-Rivers introduces the General, followed by de Gaulle's speech. Side Two: Premier Johnson's introduction to de Gaulle at Wolfe's Cove July 23, 1967 and De Gaulle's speech at Quebec.
Address in Kingston, Aug. 12, 1984
Address by Brian Mulroney. Side One: Address by Mulroney during 1984 federal election campaign. Also Flora Macdonald discusses issues of secrecy, patronage, unity and care for those in need. Side Two: blank.
Rare voices of the 20th century
Broadcasts of famous speeches - Walter Cronkite. Side One: speeches. Side Two: blank.
The real world of Democracy. Part 2: Non-liberal democracy: The Communist Variant
Crawford Brough Macpherson discusses Soviet non-liberal democracy 1964. Side One: discussion. Side Two: blank (with print through).
Interview, by Brenda Horner. Nov. 17, 1981
David Alexander Colville discusses his view of art. Side One: discussion. Side Two: discussion continued.
Includes recording of Florence Nightingale, Kenneth Landfrey, Sir Henry Morton Stanley, Theodore Roosevelt, Robert Browning etc. Side Two: blank.
[Conversation] recorded Dec. 11, 1974
Discussion with Henry Black pertaining to incidents which occurred in the Canadian Navy in Halifax during World War II. Side One: Conversation with Henry Black. Side Two: Discussion continues.
Eugene Francis Whelan discusses the agricultural industry in Canada, comparing it to that of other countries and notes that Canadians are very affluent and fortunate. He argues that Canadians should not take food for granted; Canada has been well served by the farmers and they beef, arguing that supporting Canadian agriculture is more important than extra profits. Side One: Introductions. Speech by Mr. Collins, Chairman of the Regional Municipality of Sudbury. Len Hopkins introduces Mr. Whelan. Side Two: blank.