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Knowlton Nash Fonds Inventory #520 page 1 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: Call Number: 2008-001/001 Scrapbooks (1) Canadian high news, British United Press 1944, 1947 (2) British United Press 1947-1948 (3) British United Press : Halifax, Vancouver 1948-1950 (4) British United Press 1949-1951 (5) Canadian broadcaster & telescreen : Towards balance in 19 March 1952 news Call Number: 2008-001/002 (1) Windsor star 1954-1955 (2) Windsor star 1955 (3) Windsor star 1955 (4) Windsor star 1955 (5) Financial post 1955 (6) Windsor star 1955-1956 Call Number: 2008-001/003 (1) Windsor star 1956 (2) Windsor star 1956 (3) Vancouver sun 1956 (4) Financial post 1956-1957 (5) Commercial review 1956-1958 (6) Windsor star 1955-1957 Call Number: 2008-001/004 (1) Windsor star 1957 (2) Windsor star 1957 (3) Windsor star 1957 (4) Financial post 1957 (5) Financial post 1957 (6) Vancouver sun 1957 (7) Vancouver sun 1957-1958 (8) Windsor star 1958 Call Number: 2008-001/005 (1) Windsor star 1958 (2) Financial post 1958 page 2 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (3) Financial post 1958 (4) Vancouver sun 1958 (5) Windsor star 1958-1959 (6) Windsor star 1959 (7) Financial post 1958-1959 (8) Financial post 1959 Call Number: 2008-001/006 (1) Financial post 1959 (2) Windsor star 1959-1960 (3) Financial post 1960 (4) Financial post 1960 (5) Vancouver sun 1960 (6) Vancouver sun 1960-1961 (7) Financial post 1961 Call Number: 2008-001/007 (1) Financial post 1961 (2) Financial post 1961-1962 (3) Financial post 1962-1963 (4) Financial post 1963 (5) Financial post 1963 (6) Financial post 1964 Call Number: 2008-001/008 (1) Vancouver sun 1964-1965 (2) Windsor star 1965 (3) Financial post 1965 (4) Financial post 1965 (5) Financial post 1966 (6) Windsor star 1966-1967 Call Number: 2008-001/009 (1) Financial post 1967 (2) Financial post 1967-1968 (3) Financial post 1968 (4) Scrapbook 1978 (5) Scrapbook 1979 Call Number: 2008-001/010 page 3 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (1) Scrapbook 1980 (2) Scrapbook 1980-1981 (3) Scrapbook 1981-1982 (4) Scrapbook 1982 (5) Scrapbook 1983-1984 Call Number: 2008-001/011 (1) Scrapbook 1984 (2) Scrapbook 1985-1986 (3) Scrapbook 1986-1987 (4) Scrapbook 1987-1988 (5) Scrapbook 1989 Call Number: 2008-001/012 Print media articles about broadcast journalism (1) Clippings October 1969-April 1970 (2) Clippings May-December 1970 (3) Clippings 1971 part 1 of 3 (4) Clippings 1971 part 2 of 3 (5) Clippings 1971 part 3 of 3 (6) Clippings January-September part 1 of 2 1972 (7) Clippings January-September part 2 of 2 1972 Call Number: 2008-001/013 (1) Clippings October-December 1972 (2) Clippings January-June 1973 part 1 of 2 (3) Clippings January-June 1973 part 2 of 2 (4) Clippings July-December 1973 part 1 of 2 (5) Clippings July-December 1973 part 2 of 2 (6) Clippings January-June 1974 part 1 of 2 (7) Clippings January-June 1974 part 2 of 2 (8) Clippings July-December 1974 Call Number: 2008-001/014 (1) Clippings January-June 1975 (2) Clippings July-December 1975 page 4 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (3) Clippings January-June 1976 (4) Clippings July-December 1976 (5) Clippings January-May 1977 (6) Clippings October-December 1977 (7) Clippings January-June 1978 Call Number: 2008-001/015 (1) Clippings June-September 1978 (2) Clippings 1963-1996 (3) Clippings 1965-1969 (4) Clippings 1966-1995 (5) Clippings 1970-1978 (6) Clippings 1972-1974 (7) Clippings 1972-1983 (8) Clippings 1973-1974 (9) Clippings 1973-2000 (10) Clippings 1978-1979 Call Number: 2008-001/016 (1) Clippings 1992-2002 Correspondence (2) Letters 1955-1963 (3) Letters 1957-1969 (4) Personal correspondence 1957-1978 (5) Letters 1958-1965 (6) Letters 1959-1968 (7) Letters 1966-1968 (8) Letters 1969 (9) Letters : congratulations on appointment as Director of 1969 News and Public Affairs, CBC (10) Letters 1975-1976 Call Number: 2008-001/017 (1) Letters 1977-1978 (2) Letters 1979-1985 (3) Letters 1980-1984 (4) Letters 1980-1986 (5) Correspondence 1992 page 5 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (6) Letters 1993 Call Number: 2008-001/018 (1) Letters 1994 (2) Letters 1995 (3) Correspondence 1996 (4) Letters 1997 Part 1 of 2 (5) Letters 1997 Part 2 of 2 (6) Letters 1998 (7) Letters 1999 Call Number: 2008-001/019 (1) Letters 2000-2007 Part 1 of 2 (2) Letters 2000-2007 Part 2 of 2 (3) Letters 2001-2002 (4) Letters 2001-2007 CBC files (5) CBC career : general 1963-1994 (6) Contract negotiations 1963-2003 (7) Proposals re. news and public affairs programming 1966-1984 (8) Air of death hearings 1967-1968 (9) CBC Correspondents Association 1968-1969 (10) CBC News and public affairs 1966-1969 Call Number: 2008-001/020 (1) Mementos from events 1968-2002 (2) News : preparation and changes 1969-1987 (3) CBC News and public affairs 1969 (4) CBC : people 1969-1977 (5) FLQ censorship, etc. 1970 (6) CBC 1970 (7) Protection of sources 1970-1978 (8) CBC 1971 (9) Philosophical statements re. CBC programming 1971-1978 Part 1 of 3 (10) Philosophical statements re. CBC programming 1971-1978 Part 2 of 3 Call Number: 2008-001/021 (1) Philosophical statements re. CBC programming 1971-1978 Part 3 of 3 (2) CBC 1972 page 6 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (3) CBC 1973 (4) The National Dream 1973-1974 (5) The National Dream 1973-1974 (6) Libel suit : Robert McGall v. Lisa Hobbs 1973-1975 (7) CBC 1974 Part 1 of 3 (8) CBC 1974 Part 2 of 3 Call Number: 2008-001/022 (1) CBC 1974 Part 3 of 3 (2) CBC 1975 (3) CBC 1976 Part 1 of 2 (4) CBC 1976 Part 2 of 2 (5) CBC programming 1976-1985 (6) Lloyd Robertson leaves CBC, goes to CTV 1976 (7) Philosophical statements re. CBC programming 1977 (8) CBC 1977 Part 1 of 3 (9) CBC 1977 Part 2 of 3 Call Number: 2008-001/023 (1) CBC 1977 Part 3 of 3 (2) CBC 1978 Part 1 of 2 (3) CBC 1978 Part 2 of 2 (4) CBC 1978 (5) CBC : policy for prime ministerial broadcasts 1978 (6) Western public relations trip 1978 (7) Statement by C.K. Nash to CRTC : licence hearing 5 October 1978 Part 1 of 2 (8) Statement by C.K. Nash to CRTC : licence hearing 5 October 1978 Part 2 of 2 (9) Canadian Union of Public Employees, Broadcast 1978-1980 Part 1 of 2 Division : litigation against CBC and Knowlton Nash Call Number: 2008-001/024 (1) Canadian Union of Public Employees, Broadcast 1978-1980 Part 2 of 2 Division : litigation against CBC and Knowlton Nash (2) CBC 1979 (3) CBC 1980 (4) CBC 1981 Part 1 of 3 (5) CBC 1981 Part 2 of 3 (6) CBC 1981 Part 3 of 3 (7) Newsmagazine : history [198-] (8) CBC News, 50th anniversary : documentary proposal 1990 page 7 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: (9) Retirement 1992-1993 Call Number: 2008-001/025 (1) D-Day 1994 Part 1 of 2 (2) D-Day 1994 Part 2 of 2 (3) World War Two research : The Journal [199-] (4) Libel controversy re. Bill Morgan 1994-1995 (5) Libel controversy re. Bill Morgan 1994-1995 (6) Ottawa lobbying 1996 (7) CBC Board of Directors : remarks on the future of 1996 journalism, Mississauga (8) CBC Board of Directors retreat : Saint-Sauveur May 1997-1997 (9) CBC Board of Directors meeting, Banff May 1998-1998 Call Number: 2008-001/026 (1) CBC Board of Directors meeting, Mont-Tremblant 29-30 May 1999-1999 (2) CBC Board of Directors "think in," Vancouver 26-27 May 2001 (3) CBC Life and times : Knowlton Nash [2001] (4) CBC : President Reagan in Ottawa 1981 (5) Fifth estate book : unpublished 1981 Part 1 of 2 (6) Fifth estate book : unpublished 1981 Part 2 of 2 (7) Preparations for 10pm news 1981 (8) The National and The Journal 1981-1983 (9) CBC : The National 1983 (10) CBC : The National 1984 Call Number: 2008-001/027 (1) CBC 1985 (2) Retirement : letters 1987-1988 (3) Retirement : letters 1987-1988 (4) As good as it got : a personal and biased account of 2002 Part 1 of 2 CBC's golden era by the producer of the fifth estate, take 30, take 60, Adrienne at large, Gzowski and company, worldwide/Telemonde, documentaries and more / Glenn Sarty (typescript) (5) As good as it got : a personal and biased account of 2002 Part 2 of 2 CBC's golden era by the producer of the fifth estate, take 30, take 60, Adrienne at large, Gzowski and company, worldwide/Telemonde, documentaries and more / Glenn Sarty (typescript) Reports and Submissions re. CBC public policy (6) Debates of the House of Commons : Volume III, 13 May [after 1932] page 8 Knowlton Nash fonds Inventory #520 File: Title: Date(s): Note: 1932 (7) Report on the white paper on broadcasting 1966 : 21 March 1967 Presented 21 March 1967 by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Broadcasting, Films and Assistance to the Arts / Robert Stanbury, chairman (8) The CBC presents Canada in perspective : a historical 1972 view / CBC. - Book consists chiefly of press reviews of two CBC television documentary series: The tenth decade and Images of Canada with summaries of these and two other series: The days before yesterday and The national dream. (9) Radio frequencies are public property : public 31 March 1974 announcement and decision of the Commission on the applications for renewal of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's television and radio licences : report on the public hearing 31 March 1974 / Canadian Radio-Television Commission (10) Freedom and restraint in broadcasting : the British 1975 experience : The "Queen's Lecture" given by Sir Michael Swann, FRS Delivered in the Kongresshalle, Berlin, 29 May, 1975 / British Broadcasting Corporation (11) CBC : a brief history of the Canadian Broadcasting July 1976 Corporation / Public Relations, CBC Head Office (12) 1952-1977 : celebrating twenty-five years of television / 1978 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (13) TV in Canada : what Canadians choose to watch / 1977 Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission.
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