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The Inventory of the Russell Baker Collection #1663

The Inventory of the Russell Baker Collection #1663

The Inventory

of the

Russell Baker

Collection

#1663

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Baker, Russell #1663 11/5/04 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts by RB (see also Box 8-12). A. GROWING UP, autobiography, Congdon & Weed (New York, NY), 1982. Box 1 1. Draft, TS, returned by Tom Congdon, 10/28/81; photocopy. a. Title page to p. 178. [F. 1] b. Pp.179-479, with appendix (2 p). [F. 2-3] 2. Complete draft, hard copy; TS with occasional holograph conections. a. Table of contents and part 1, pp.1-126. [F. 4] b. Part 2, pp.127-289. [F. 5] c. Part 3, pp.290-448. [F. 6] d. Part 4, pp.467-471. e. Appendices A, B, 2 p. f. Title page. 3. Draft titled "Merry Point," photocopy; some holograph notes by RB and editor. a. Title page and table of contents. [F. 7] b. Pp.10-210. c. Pp. 211-481. [F. 8-9] 4. Draft, TS, incomplete and unedited; photocopy; pp. 1-481. [F. 10-11] 5. Draft, RB's carbon copy. a. Title page, pp.1-343. [F. 12-13] b. Transcript of conversation with Pat and Allen Robinson, Nov. 1979; CTS, 36 p. [F. 14] 6. Draft, revised, TS with holograph notes, Jan. 1981. a. Chapters 1-18, Dec. 1980 - Jan. 1981. [F. 15] b. Several chapters. [F. 16] 7. "Affable John" section from first version; draft, TS (photocopy) and CTS with holograph conections, 24 p. [F. 17] 8. Draft, 149 p. [F. 18] 9. Third draft, CTS with holograph corrections and some holograph pages. [F. 19] 10. "Merry Point," draft, revised, TS, pp.1-105, Feb. 1982 [F. 20] 11. "Merry Point," miscellaneous pages. [F. 21] 12. "Merry Point," fragment, revised, pp. 12-93, 1982. [F. 22] 13. Section of final draft, TS, 124 p., Jan. 4, 1986. [F. 23] 14. Chapter draft, TS, 21 p.; includes OlufWillejus letters (copies).

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 1 of 133 [F. 24] 15. Outline of book, sent to Tom Congdon, June 11, 1979; includes Congdon letters. [F. 25] 16. Draft section, 6 p., "for Dorsey (Buck) at Baltimore Sun"; includes TLS from Hal Williams, Jan. 13, 1988. [F. 26] 17. "Growing Up" theatrical adaptation material, by Karen Berman and Paul G. Accettura, 1988. [F. 27] B. THE GOOD TIMES, autobiography, Morrow (New York, NY), 1989. Box2 1. TLS from William Morris Co., Apr. 18, 1991. [F. 1] 2. Typesetting draft. a. Title page through p. 141. b. Pp. 142-509. [F. 2-3] 3. Draft, CTS, 491 p. [F. 4-6] 4. "First effort," draft, TS, 134 p. [F. 7] 5. "Amounting to Something," draft, TS, 88 p. [F. 8] 6. "Original," 33 p. [F. 9] 7. Chapter 1, pp. 50-54. 8. Chapter 27, 4 drafts, TS with some holograph corrections. [F. 10] 9. Corrections, TS and holograph, 3 p. [F. 11] 10. Chapters 1-8, drafts, Oct. - Nov., 1987; edited slightly in version of Nov. 8, 1987; 131 p. [F. 12] 11. Chapters 15, 17, 19, drafts, TS with holograph corrections, Summer 1988. [F. 13] 12. First draft, chapters 1-8, TS with holograph notes, Fall 1987.[F. 14] 13. "Opening drafts," holograph and TS pages. [F. 15] 14. "False starts," TS with some holograph notes, 30 p. [F. 16] 15. "Revisions: End of 1987." a. Chaptersl-6, drafts, CTS, 88 p.; for Tom Congdon. [F. 17] b. "Second carbon," chapters 1-6, "changed slightly," 88 p. [F. 18] 16. "Drafts before revision." [F. 19] a. "Old unrevised,"chapter 22, "first and second carbon." b. "Original," chapter 23, TS. C. Chapter 26, first draft, TS. d. Chapter 27, unused draft, TS. 17. Draft for Dove Tape abridgement, TS, 109 p.; includes TLS.[F. 20] 18. Corrected galleys, 351 p. [F. 21-22] 19. Final version, 509 p. [F. 23-25] 20. Excerpt published in . [F. 26] C. THERE'S A COUNTRY IN MY CELLAR, Morrow, 1990; includes drafts, notes, correspondence, printed materials. Box3 1. Introduction, TS and copies of New York Times "Observer," columns used in book, 123 p. [F. 1]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 2 of 133 2. "Observer" columns, photocopies, pp.124-230. [F. 2-3]

3. "Final cuts," copies of "Observer" columns not included in book. [F. 4] 4. "My Copy," index of material in book and list of columns from 1962-1989. [F. 5] 5. Typesetting draft, TS and photocopies of "Observer" columns, 230 p., with holograph notes; includes TLS from editor, 3/7/91. [F. 6] 6. Book Index. a. Copies of"Observer" columns from Jan. - June, 1968. [F. 7] b. Copy of column index, with TN from "V," Nov. 16, 1990. 7. '"Observer' Articles First Cut From Finalists," 1982-1988. [F. 8] 8. "Specials," copies of "Observer" columns. [F. 9] 9. "Observer" copies used in book, dated 1963-1988. [F. 10-18] 10. Second and third sets of "Observer," column copies, 1960's-1980's [F. 19] 11. "Seconds," articles, 1965-1983. [F. 20] 12. Miscellaneous columns ,1965-1983; copies, pages of holograph notes, dates, and titles. [F. 21] 13. "Ginsberg Prefers," columns, dated 1962, 1965, 1969, 1974, 1978. [F. 22] 14. TLS from Harvey Ginsberg (editor), Sept. 8, 1989. [F. 23] 15. Column copy, Sept. 6, 1962. 16. "Harvey's Rejects," 1 p. 17. "Observer" copies, re: political conversations, 1964, 1968. [F. 24] 18. "Observer" copies, 1979, 1981. [F. 25] 19. Cardboard piece with outline for book sections. 20. Professional correspondence with editor, 1990. [F. 26] 21. Book cover preview. 22. New York Times and Random House correspondence (4 TLS, 1 ALS) re: BEST OF . [F. 27] 23. Publicity items (printed); includes excerpt from Lear's magazine. [F. 28] 24. Letters re: book, 1990. 25. Reviews for book [F. 29] 26. Letters from readers, 1991. [F. 30] 27. Introduction, proofs. [F. 31] D. RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF , edited by RB, Norton (New York, NY), 1993. Box4 1. Introduction. a. Draft, 16 p. [F. 1] b. Draft, 8 p. [F. 2]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 3 of 133 2. Table of contents. 3. Headnote - index. 4. "Section 1: Comical-Tragical Tales." [F. 3] 5. "Section 2: Shameless Frivolity." [F. 4] 6. "Section 3: The Human Middle." [F. 5] 7. "Section 4: The Sex Problem." [F. 6] 8. "Section 5: Parody, Burlesque, Criticism, and Pain." [F. 7] 9. "Section 6: Life." [F. 8] 10. "Section 7: Geographical Sneers." [F. 9] 11. "Section 8: Politics and Patriots." [F. 1OJ 12. "Section 9: Media." [F. 11] 13. "Section 10: Fable, Lore and Fantasy." [F. 12] 14. "Section 11: Looking Back." [F. 13] 15. "Section 12: A Gnashing of ." [F. 14] 16. "Humor atiicles: backups." [F.15-16] 17. "Articles: discards: #3, #4." [F. 17] 18. "More discards." [F. 18-19] E. AN AMERICAN IN WASHINGTON, Knopf(New York, NY), 1961. 1. Galley proofs. a. April 26, 1961. [F. 21] b. May 26, 1961. [F. 22] 2. Draft, CTS, 207 p. [F. 23] 3. Draft, CTS with holograph corrections and editor's notes, 207 p. [F. 24] F. POOR RUSSELL'S ALMANAC, collection, Doubleday (New York, NY), 1972. 1. Collection of RB articles for book; includes copy of TLS, May 7, 1970. [F. 25] 2. Book assembly, consisting of articles, ca. 250 p. [F. 26] 3. Some selected articles. [F. 27] 4. List of selected pieces, titles, publication dates. G. "Home Again," musical; by Cy Coleman, lyrics by Barbara Fried, book by RB. Box5 1. "First Act," revised draft, 58 p., 6/2/78. [F. l] 2. Original manuscript, titled "The Nice Guy," 2 acts, 73 p. [F. 2] 3. "First modern script," titled "The Nice Guy," 2 first acts (58 p. and 48 p.), "revised Summer 1978 at Producer Circle." [F. 3] 4. Draft, 108 p., Dec. 1978. [F. 4] 5. Draft, 2 acts, 111 p., with notes, 1/29/79. [F. 5] 6. Script, 2 acts, 112 p., 2/28/79, "opened in Stratford on March 12, 1979." [F. 6] 7. Draft, Dec. 1978, 105 p., with Jan. 1979 revisions. [F. 7] 8. Draft, TS,120 p. [F. 8]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 4 of 133 9. Draft, 2 acts, 102 p., Apr. 1979. [F. 9] 10. Draft, 2 acts, 109 p., "with revisions made at Producer Circle, Summer 1978." [F. 10] 11. Draft, 74 p., 7/10/85, with Coleman and Fried's revisions, Dec. 1985. [F. 11] 12. Draft, titled "13 Days to Broadway," 74 p., 8/31/85; includes: [F. 12] a. Schedules and information for workshop productions. b. TLS from Cy Coleman, 1988. 13. Draft, titled "13 Days to Broadway," 79 p., 1985. [F. 13] 14 Draft, revised, 108 p., 1/19/77. [F. 14] 15. "Philip's draft," started 5/19/77, completed 6/15/77. [F. 15] 16. Draft copy, 78 p., 3/13/84. [F. 16] H. "Ichabod," film treatment. 1. Early treatments, story outline, ca. 1973. 2. Film treatment. a. 73 p., 1975. [F. 17] b. 70 p., n.d. [F. 18] 3. Short outlines for treatment. [F. 19] 4. Correspondence to and from Lear Levin (producer), 1973-1975. I. "Baker's Men," musical revue based on the writings of RB; script by Charles Horine, lyrics by Henry Miles Charles Horine; 105 p. [F. 20] J. "The Spy in G-Flat" (RB with ), film story and treatment, 1964. 1. Draft, TS, 32 p. [F. 21] 2. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 18 p. 3. Treatment draft, 24 p., 4/4/64. [F. 22] 4. Treatment draft, 22 p., 4/11/64. K. SO THIS IS DEPRAVITY, collection, Congdon & Lattes (New York, NY), 1980. 1. Copies of printed columns returned by Tom Congdon [F. 23] 2. Columns, TS with holograph notes, assembled and sent by Congdon. L. THE UPSIDE DOWN MAN, juvenile fiction, McGraw-Hill (New York, NY), 1977. 1. Draft, TS with holograph corrections, 4 7 p. [F. 24] 2. Composition specifications, 3/3/77. 3. Galley proofs, 8 p. M. RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF LIGHT VERSE. Box6 1. Introduction. [F. 1] a. First draft, 13 p. b. Second draft, 14 p. c. Third draft, 14 p.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 5 of 133 2. Draft, CTS, assorted poems organized by poet's surname. [F. 2] 3. Poems: Adams-Dryden. [F. 3] 4. Eliot-Kruth. [F. 4] 5. Landon-Prior. [F. 5] 6. Randolph-Wood and Anonymous (several). [F. 6] 7. Draft, TS, copy, 566 p.; includes title page. [F. 7-10] 8. Setting copy, with some editing. a. Copyright page to p.178 (misprinted as 179). [F. 11] b. Pp. 180-575. [F. 12] 9. Two possible additions, by Lord Byron and Walter Savage Landor. [F. 13] 10. Copies of poems by White, Bishop, Calverley, Preston. 11. "First organization," includes: [F. 14] a. TLS from Mary Cunnane at norton Press, 2/10/86. b. List of names for inclusion, holograph. 12. "Second organization," includes: a. TLS from publishers, 1986. b. Title design copy. 13. Cuts of April 1986. [F. 15] 14. Additions of May 1986. [F. 16] 15. "Poetry Desk." [F. 17] a. 3 notepads with holograph lists of poets b. Photocopies of miscellaneous poems. 16. Candidates not included in final version; includes poems (CTS), permission sheets and author information. [F. 18] 17. Uncorrected proof of book, paperback, bound. [F. 19] 18. Norton Press book catalog, Fall 1986-Winter 1987 (includes BOOK OF LIGHT VERSE). E. "Masterpiece Theatre" television series [RB replaced as host in 1993]. Includes RB's narration and some synopses of episodes. 1. Introductions. a. "Jeeves and Wooster," TS, July 1993. [F. 20] b. "King Lear." [F. 21] c. "Wuthering Heights." d. "Prince of Hearts." e. "A Respectable Trade" (episodes 1 and 2). f. "The Unknown Soldier (1 st & 2nd installments) 2. 25th anniversary book, TS, 6 p. [F. 22] 3. 2 TL from RB to editor and "Masterpiece Theatre" representative. June 30, 1995. 4. "Tests on E. M. Forster," TS. [F. 23] 5. "Greetings to PBS," holograph notes. 6. "Sharpe's Rifles" and "Sharpe's Eagles" narration; includes

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 6 of 133 WGBH party material. [F. 24] 7. "Doctor Finley" synopsis, 9/20-22/94. [F. 25] 8. "Prime Suspect" cast interviews ("Inner Circle," "Lost Child," "Scent of Darkness"). [F. 26] 9. "House of Cards," TS introduction and other material, Dec. 1993. [F. 27] 10. "To Play the King" material. 11. "Body and Soul," introduction (TS and holograph), production notes, etc., Jan. 1994. [F. 28] 12. "Middlemarch," narration (TS) and studio material, Feb. 1994. [F. 29] 13. "Best Intentions," introductions for parts 2 and 3 (TS), 5/22-23/94. [F. 30] 14. "Rector's Wife," introductions to parts 1-3 (TS). [F. 31] 15. "Dandelion Dead," introduction, TS. 16. "Blue Boy," introduction, TS. 17. "Jeeves," introductions, TS, Nov. 1994. [F. 32] 18. "Sharpe's II," Dec. 1994. [F. 33] 19. "The Cinder Path," Dec. 1994. 20. "Martin Chuzzlewit," introductions, TS, Jan. 30-Feb. 1, 1995. [F. 34] 21. "The Buccaneer," introductions, TS, 8/2-4/95. [F. 35] 22. "Persuasion," notes. 23. "The Politician's Wife," notes (TS and holograph). [F. 36] 24. "Final Cut," summary (TS) and notes (holograph). [F. 37] 25. "Heavy Weather," "Wodehouse," travel receipts. 26. "The Choir," introduction, TS. [F. 38] 27. "The Great Kandinsky," introduction, TS. 28. "Bramwell," parts 1 and 2: notes (holograph), introductions (TS), synopses, character outlines, miicles; 3/6-9/96. [F. 39] 29. "Moll Flanders," notes (holograph), research, expense statements; Sep. 1996. [F. 40] 30. "Broken Glass," introduction (TS), research (holograph and printed), expenses, Sep. 1996. [F. 41] F. "The Way West: Episode One," documentary narrated by RB; script with RB' s narration and holograph notes. 1. 33 p., 8/26/94. [F. 42] 2. 27 p., 8/29/94. 3. 31 p., 10/24/94. G. Reportage. Box7 1. Coverage of the 1960 Nixon-Kennedy debate, and related documents. [F. 1] a. Notes, TS and holograph.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 7 of 133 b. Campaign coverage, samples and releases. [F. 2] d. Campaign coverage, CTS pages. [F. 3] e. Memo by Richard M. Nixon re: politics, CTL, 1952. [F. 4] H. Magazine pieces. 1. "The Making of the President," satirical article for Saturday Evening Post, 1968. a. Editor's proofs and notes. [F. 5] b. Congressional Quarterly special report, 9/29/67. c. Draft, CTS, 99 p. [F. 6] d. Revisions. e. TS and holograph notes. 2. Life articles, 1969. a. CTS copies of 7 articles. [F. 7] b. 2 large printed photos. 3. Pieces for various magazines; items have no formal titles; listed by topic typed on margin of each draft by RB; ca. 1960's-1970's. a. "Vice Pres.," 42 p. and 15 p., notes [F. 8] b. "Scene," 8 p. c. "Girl talk," 9 p. d. "Sin," 4 p. e. "Youth," 8 p. [F. 9] f. "Love," 14 p. g. "Baker," no title, 14 p. h. "Guardian Review," 5 p. I. "Women," 12 p. J. "Success," 5 p. k. "Max," 6 p. [F. 10] 1. "History," 9 p. m. "Salisbury," 5 p. n. "Wash trillion," 6 p. o. "Fotogs," 5 p. p. "Mullaney's," 6 p. q. "Arts," 5 p. r. "Bureaucracy," 12 p. [F. 11] s. "Presidential Yearners: John Lindsay," 4 p. t. "Dear Rose and Harry," 6 p. u. "Car," 5 p. v. "Flag," 9 p. w. "People," 33 p. and 5 p. changes. x. "Home," 7 p. y. "Viet.," 6 p. [F. 12] z. "Portrait" (2 copies), 8 p. aa. "Opinion" ( 5 copies), 5 p

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 8 of 133 bb. "Mag. tourism," 18 p. cc. "Wilson," 18 p. dd. "Magazine news," 15 p. ee. "Culture," 12 p. ff. "Buyers," 8 p. [F. 13] gg. "Senate," 17 p. hh. "Candidates," 14 p. 11. "Water," 10 p. jj. "Spring," 4 p. and 6 p. I. Speeches and introductions. 1. "Men," book introduction, drafts, 1983; includes TLS to RB, 4/11/85. [F. 14] 2. WQXR campaign talks, 1988. [F. 15] 3. New York Times article for New York Public Library morgue exhibit, 100th anniversary; two drafts, 1 p. each. [F. 16] 4. TOM SAWYER introduction drafts. [F. 17] a. "Next-to-last draft," TS, 11 p. b. Final draft and copy, 12 p. c. Notes and correspondence, ca:. 1990. 5. Speeches; CTS, TS, and printed. [F. 18] a. Allentown, Pennsylvania; CTS with holograph corrections, 1967. b. Williamsburg, Virginia, Oct. 21, 1975. c. "Johnson and Johnson," New York, Dec. 9, 1975. d. "Me and Mencken" essay, for Mencken Quarterly Review, 2 copies, Fall 1993. e. Speech transcript, in Mark Twain News, Summer 1994. 6. Pulitzer Prize 75th Anniversary speech, TS with holograph corrections, 21 p., 1992. [F. 19] 7. "Ifl Were a Press Czar," CTS (printed copy), 4 p., Spring 1991. [F. 20] 8. Magazine Publishers Association speech, 2 drafts, Oct 19, 1983. [F. 21] 9. John Pentz 100th Birthday talk, TS, 5 p., July 13, 2003; includes TLS from Charles Sussman. [F. 22] 10. Connecticut College commencement speech, 2 copies, June 16, 1967. [F. 23] 11. "Forward for Norton Humor Book," 2 drafts; includes correspondence and lists, 1993. [F. 24] 12. Articles, miscellaneous. [F. 25] 13. "Punctuation" piece for Ogilvy and Mather, draft, CTS, 1984. [F. 26] 14. Columbia University commencement speech, May 15, 1991.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 9 of 133 [F. 27] 15. University of Miami commencement speech, May 11, 1990. [F. 28] 16. speeches. a. May 12, 1988. [F. 29] b. Feb. 22, 1983. [F. 30] 17. Herblockdinner, National Press Club, Dec. 12, 1977. [F. 31] 18. Stockbridge speech, TS with holograph notes, June 7, 1970. [F. 32] 19. Bennington College commencement speech, June 16, 1967. [F. 33] 20. Preface to Price Day tribute, TS, printed, 1995. [F. 34] J. Writings by others (not RB). 1. "Roundelay," film treatment by Lear Levin, 19 p. [F. 35] 2. "The Lonely Guy's Book of Love" (copy), by . [F. 36] 3. "Eisenhower in Denver, 1954 - Press," chapter from book by Dolores Plested. [F. 3 7] 4. Bibliographic essay on RB, Dec. 10, 1987. [F. 38]

II. Photographs. A. Car accident: 3 black and white prints of car in which RB was riding when injured; includes telegrams, sympathy cards, insurance claim, report, 1961. [F. 39] B. Baltimore Sun, microfilm of articles with RB's byline. [Env. 1] C. RB and George H. W. Bush at Yale commencement, 7 photos, 1991. [F. 40] D. Columbia University commencement, 7 photos, 1991. [F. 41] E. Union College commencement, 3 photos. [F. 42] F. Portrait of RB. [F. 43] G. RB interviewed by Studs Turkel. H. RB speaking at event. I. Harpo Marx, laminated and inscribed "from Bill and Harpo." J. RB portraits: head shots, contact sheets, book tour photos. [F. 44] K. Princeton University commencement, 4 photos, June 10, 1969. [F. 45]

III. Manuscripts ( continued). [see also Box 1-7] A. "Observer," RB's New York Times column; ran three times a week, 1967- 1998. Columns ananged by date of publication and listed by title when possible. All columns are identified by first line (in quotes). Box8 1. 1967. a. January, "Caught in the Chinese Maze." [F. 1] b. Februaiy. (I) "A Crisis in ID." (ii) "Wash for the TV Minded."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 10 of 133 c. March, "A Case of Over Exte1mination." d. June, "Playing It Cool on the Hot Line." e. August. (I) "Posing for Marriage Trouble." [F. 2] (ii) "Thoughts from the Flickering Shadows." (iii) "The West Wind Policy Won't Do." (iv) "The Quality of Whose Life?" (v) "Arm-in-Arm with Panic." (vi) "An Evolutionary Failure." (vii) "Pursuing a Pennant and Coonskin." f. September. (I) "The Sentencing of Geo. Roinney." (ii) "The Uncle Sam Vacation Proposal." (iv) "Rockefeller Sees the Obvious Light." (v) "The Models Fly a Crooked Mile." (vi) "Behind the Mask of the Ility Boys." (vii) "How Almost Everything Ends Up in the Attic." (viii) "Night Life In America." (ix) "Fighting the Weed with Fire." (x) "Blues for Uncle Sidney." (xi) "Tales from the Bestiary." (xii) "Pass Your Mind, Please." (xiii) "The Beasts Who Outwitted Princeton." (xiv) "Magic on the Carpet." g. October. (I) "The Nightmare in Dr. Finkelstein's Cellar." [F. 3] (ii) "Gone with the Yellow Pen." (iii) "The Most Dangerous Journey." (iv) "Dove Antics." (v) "A Good School in a Bad Business." (vi) "The Golden Anticeinnal Foliage Blues." (vii) "Youth as a Tiresome Old Windbag." (viii) "Crying 'Art!' To an Unused Grave." (ix) "Congress In Need of a Profitless Rathole." (x) "Why Hardware Always Wins." (xi) "The Merger King Blues." (xii) "The Muscular Oprate." h. November. (I) "Oh, for the Life of a Betterer!" (ii) "As Long As You're Up, Get Me a President." (iii) "Oink, Oink." (iv) "The Latest Crisis in Hashbury" (2 copies). (v) "De Gaulle Goes All the Way."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 11 of 133 (vi) "Another Hab in the Hollow Ring." (vii) Title unknown. (viii) "Presidents, Captives, and Men of God." (ix) "The 1967 All-American." (x) "Adv. on the Berkeley Campus." (xi) "The Man Who Lived in the Long-Run." (xii) "A 'Gone with the Wind' for Moderns." (xiii) "The Sport of Counting Each Other Out."

1. December. (i) "A Poet Approaches Rope's God." (ii) "Sunless Lamps, Hungry Floors, and Other Gift Ideas." (iii) "President Shopping." (iv) "General Hershey Goes Soft." (v) "The Masters of Surprise." (vi) "The Purge of Prejudice." (vii) "The Founding of a Business Miracle." (viii) "No Innocents Abroad." (ix) "Know Your Heroes." (x) "Every Silver Lining Hides a Cloudbard." (xi) December 25: "Negro Athletes ... " (xii) "The Most Natural Adjustment, Alas." (xiii) "The Triennium-End Clean-Up." 2. 1968. a. January. (i) "Goer. in Goosebad." [F. 4] (ii) "Dean Rusk on the Policy of Babylon." (iii) "The Beautiful People, How Could You?" (iv) "We'll Hand 'Em Off at Trafalgar." (v) "Getting Together a President." (vi) "Let Your Real Alone." (vii) "More Style in the Spleen-Venting, Francophobes!" (viii) "The Inert Branch of Government." (ix) "The State of the Fam. Message." (x) "Guilty of Parenthood in the 1st Degree." (xi) "Clubmenship Goes Wild." (xii) "The Ten Best Absolutely Most Utterly." (xiii) "Crime in the Whats?" (xiv) "I Hear America Talking." b. February. (i) "A Sensible Tax on Travel."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 12 of 133 (ii) "Sitting on Top of the World." (iii) "Leave That Hair Shirt Alone." (iv) "The Lights Are Going Out All Over the Soup." (v) "How George Broke The Bad News." (vi) "Waiting for the Apocalypse." (vii) "New Yorkers Can Take It, Unfortunately." (viii) "Leap Year, Garbage and the Nitty-Gritty, Prob." (ix) "The Khaki Campus Ahead." (x) "The Beastly Season." (xi) "Twice As Much Softening Power." (xii) "The Fiery Savior." (xiii) "The Corner That Turns and Turns." C. March. (i) "Nixon Pays a Call." [F. 5] (ii) "Pied Piper of Minnesota." (iii) "Stop the Press." (iv) "Advising Up At Rocky's Place." (v) "Let's Keep This Show Off the Road." (vi) "A Stifling Descent." (vii) "The Doomsday Yawn." (viii) "Louis XVI, Anyone?" (ix) "A Visit to the President Factory." (x) "The Hugh Noon Incident." (xi) "Internal Combustionville." (xii) "The Pacific Paradise." d. April. (i) "Get Me a Scape Goat- It's Raining." (ii) "Kennedy and the Burden of Hate." (iii) "A Machine for All Seasons." (iv) "Life in Gunsville." (v) "Pursuit of Propertyness." (vi) "Adj. That Estimate Are Net Carefully." (vii) . "Tolstoy in Pancake." (viii) "The Age of the Charismatics." (ix) "Love in the Spring of the Cool." (x) "Another Peek at the Crystal Ball." (xi) "Gorgeous George, Scrumptious Sam and Bros." (xii) "Round Holes, Square Pegs, and Sore Kids." (xiii) "The Pol. of Flappiness." (xiv) "Take a Teen-Ager to ." e. May. (i) Title page missing, 4 p. [F. 6] (ii) "Little Cries for Mercy."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 13 of 133 (iii) "To Essence Via the Mystic East." (iv) "Feeling Good in the Sick Society." (v) "Confession of Miles Peckby." (vi) "The Pa Who Was With It." (vii) "The Adam and Eve Special News Report." (viii) "The Movie Guide." (ix) "Test Your Youth Quotient." (x) "The New Left Speak Examination." (xi) "Parousia Now!" (xii) "Poor Bobby, Poor Gene, and Poor Mouthmanship." (xiii) "Eavesdropping in the Marriage Clinic." f. June. (i) "The Anatomy of a Failing Lobby." (ii) "Alas, Another Good Old Summertime Looms Up." (iii) "Advice to the Lifelorn." (iv) "Out of the Mysterious Smoke." (v) "Nightmare Out of the Attic." (vi) "How to Lighten the Lav." (vii) "On the Southbound Track." (viii) "The Sophisticated Son of Abracadabra." g. July, "The Republicans Short and Sweet." [F. 7] h. August. (I) "It is almost impossible to define ... " (2 copies) (ii) "King making Among the Hedonists·." (iii) "Voter Therapy." (iv) "The Only Speech You Won't Hear This Year." (v) "That Law and Order Con Job." (vi) " ... And Smile, Smile, Smile!" (vii) "The Democrats in a Nut Shell." (viii) "The City that Fascinated Itself." (ix) Aug. 25: "To understand what..." (x) Aug. 29: "Bobby ... " (xi) "Your Brave Boys in Chicago." (xii) Aug. 27: "Color ... " (xiii) "Sweeney Home from the Nightingales." (xiv) "Beleaguered in the Mainstream." I. September. (I) "The Gtiyuette Rev." [F. 8] (ii) "A Bedtime Story." (iii) "The Furniture that Joined the Family." (iv) "Look, Silly, Look!" (v) "Taking Us Down the Low Road."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 14 of 133 (vi) "Football at the Crossroads." (vii) "The Airport Blues." (viii) "Dialogue About the Coming Repression." (ix) "Tell Me Some Truths I Want to Hear." (x) "The Leaving-the-Country Problem." J. October. (I) Oct. 2: "They're saying that..." (ii) "The Slopes of the Devil." (iii) "The Son-ow of a Lost Boyhood." (iv) "An Arm Tragedy." (v) "Ro bespien-e Revisited." (vi) "The Quintuplicity of ." (vii) "Travels in Aim." (viii) "The Man Who Tried to Adjourn." (ix) "Our Home Town." (x) "This is Total Presidency." (xi) "Profile of a Gap." (xii) "No Meatballs." (xii) "Humphrey Misses the Signals." (xiii) "How to Decide Which Man to Vote For." k. November. (I) "The Herbue Awards" [F. 9] (ii) "Sunny Side Up." (iii) "Letter to a New Boy in Town." (iv) "Old Man of the Hill." (v) "Struggling to Make the Nixon Scene." (vi) "The Man Who Was No Mystery to Himself." (vii) "A Parade to Remember." (viii) "The God of the Line." (ix) "The Extremes of CA." (x) "The Vengeance of Las Vegas." (xi) "New Secrets from the Myles Standish Papers." (xii) "Lost, Lost, the Golden Yesterday." 1. December. (I) "The Decline of Inset." (ii) "Every Night at the Movies." (iii) "Imprisoned in Kidhood. (iv) "Dear New Golden School Days." (v) "Life's Precious Moments." (vi) "Ten Tons of Fun, Honest!" (vii) "The Son of Pragmatism." (viii) "Eyeball to Eyeball of Santa Claus." (ix) "A Christmas Story."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 15 of 133 (x) "The Furniture Stalemate." (xi) "Turning Turning Turning." 3. 1969. a. January. (I) "The Old Cynics Almanac." [F. 10] (ii) "The Ever Popular War Game.''. (iii) "Where There's Smoke There's Smoke." (iv) "The Process Epidemic." (v) "The Change of Life Style." (vi) "On the Death of a Hard Master." (vii) "Reactionaries Anonymous." (viii) "Rev. Weary." (ix) Jan. 19: "Tomorrow at High Noon." (x) "If I Were President." (xi) "It's Hard to Hear in this Language." (xii) "Namathetic Heroes." (xiii) "The Albatross of Lit." (xiv) "The Year of the Spoilsport." b. February. (I) "The Multi-Billion-Dollar Senatorial Caper." (ii) "Shouting Down A Rain Barrel." (iii) "A Most Unusual Condition." (iv) "Maestro, Go Way From My Elevator." (v) "Presidential Baedeker." (vi) "Snow Policy." (vii) "Boom, Boom, Boom Goes the Campus." (viii) "A Day in the Lives." (ix) "Clothes-Minded on Nudity." (x) "And How Is Your Camel, Rex?" (xi) "In Search of a Toy Shelter." C. March. (I) "O Salue Mio!" [F. 11] (ii) "Nothing Fails like Success." (iii) "How to Run an Airline." (iv) "Big Brother Really is Watching." (v) "A Nation of Clerks." (vi) "If Johnson Were Still President." (vii) "The Branch That Withered." (viii) "In Extenuation of Murder." (ix) "The Fan Militant." (x) "The Quicksands of Time." (xi) "Interpretation on a Tuffet." (xii) "The Culture of a Great Republic."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 16 of 133 (xiii) "A Pause to Look Back." (xiv) "Theater Marches On." (xv) Mar. 31: "The Official Day of Mourning." d. April. (I) "Horse Opera for Pentagon." (ii) "General Decline." (iii) "Take a Teen-ager to Paris." (iv) "The Kisses of Paris." (v) "Down and Out of It in London." (vi) "London Under a Thumbnail." (vii) "The Myths That Brood." (viii) "The New Cattle Trail." (ix) "The Young Return to Puritanism." (x) "The Tiger Who Lifted Weights." (xi) "Stay, Courier, From Your Appointed Pounds." (xii) "The Man Who Wanted to See the Point." (xiii) "Spreading Power Failure." e. May. (I) "Can't Anybody Get This Movement Moving?" [F. 12] (ii) "Cheers for Norman Mailer." (iii) "The Big Moving Day in the Sky." (iv) "Musical Hosts." (v) "Youth Without Rose-Colored Glasses." (vi) "Doing the Spring Brain Cleaning." (vii) "Somebody Knows Best; or, Shut Up!" (viii) "Portnoy's Mother's Complaint." (ix) "The End-of-the-Line Problem (Moon Div.)" (x) "Legally, Rich is Best." (xi) "The Washington Report Cards." (xii) "Reparations, Guilt and Master-Race Belief." (xiii) "Surely You are Joshing, Professor!" f. June. (I) "The Man Who Thought Nixon Had Something." (ii) "Bookshopping." (iii) "Busy Days at the Pentagon." (iv) "Keeping Your Head Above Prizes." (v) "Commencement Speech for One of These Days." (vi) "The Great American Falsism." (vii) "Black and Blue Studies." (viii) "You're Wrong If You Think It's That Easy." (ix) "Bending the White Hot Cylinder." (x) "With Ink and Quill."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 17 of 133 (xi) "Bobby Dimples, Meet Ev the Shiv." (xii) "On the Slope of the Volcano." g. July-August. (I) "Earth." [F. 13] (ii) "Detaching from Reality." (iii) "Lad of the Powerful Nostrils." (iv) "The Land Pipe Cinch and Other Olds." (v) "The Refugee from Manhattan." (vi) "On, Siteguard! On MIRV! on NEWT, MYRT of MARGE." (vii) "The Flower of American Gets Ready." (viii) "The Emperor Boom that Wouldn't Boom." (ix) "Behind the White House Arras." (x) "On the Road to Self-Parody:" (xi) "The Green Berets and a Question of Style." (xii) "Hints Ear the Hairier American." (xiii) "Called to the Principal's Office." (xiv) "Shoulder to the Boulder, Dreamboaters." (xv) "Still More on the Famous Musical Weekend." h. September. (I) "Is There a Bad Doctor in the House?" [F. 14] (ii) "Hush-A-Bye, Ho Chi Minh, To a Nixon Lullabye." (iii) "Two Reds Hots, Gasp on the Feathers." (iv) "Up from Nonentity to Nixoma." (v) "Overworked Anatomy." (vi) "The Trouble with Chinese Food." (vii) "Snapshot Resistance." (viii) "Capital Entertainment." (ix) "Report to the Absolute Landlords." (x) "Milestones Along the Road to 1984." (xi) "There is Bad News From Pungr Bouma." (xii) "No Step At All for Mankind." (xiii) "The Sixth Year of Patience." I. October. (I) "A Bouquet for Those Who Want Less." (ii) "Hairesy." (iii) "I am Gulled ($2.50)." (iv) "An Anatomical Mystery." (v) "Impatience in the Antechamber." (vi) "A Timely Act of Salvation." (vii) "The Paper Working Stiff." (viii) "Ah-Ah-Ahh-Ahhtch-Ahhtch-SHEW!" (ix) "The Seniorest Citizen."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 18 of 133 (x) "A Case of Interior Americanism." (xi) "The Unforgettable Forgotten Man." (xii) "Pretend Along with Uncle Sam." (xiii) "Hello, Columbus!" J. November. (I) "Treading Softly in Gomorrah." [F. 15] (ii) "Pigskin Passivity." (iii) "The Great Silent Majority Talks." (iv) "The Barrier to Miami." (v) "Bread, Circus, Agnew and Nixon." (vi) "The Book Game's Indispensable Man." (vii) "The TV Agnews." (viii) "The Northeastern Way of Life." (ix) "On the Stand." (x) "Onward and Upward with Juggernaut." (xi) "The Variety of Life's Blessings." (xii) "Mr. President, Save that Illusion." k. December. (I) "Mass Recumbent in the House of White." (ii) "The Crime Report." (iii) "Gone with F .D.R." (iv) "The Golden Days of Radio" (v) "Ten Gifts for the Problem Male." (vi) "Three Times As Old As His Father." (vii) "Elephants in Dixie." (viii) "The Arrogance of Mediocrity." (ix) "AX-Mas Story." (x) "The New Trash Can Problem." (xi) "The Spirit of Christmas Eternal." (xii) "Some Games for the Nouveau Poor." (xiii) "Napoleon Speaks." (xiv) "Another Last Roundup." (xv) "Youth Sees the Light." 4. 1970. a. January. (I) "Tote That Ball, Smell That Ether." [F. 16] (ii) "The 'Boy, It's Cold Out There!' Blues." (iii) "New Frankness Gets Boy and Girl." (iv) "The Meanness of Tools." (v) "The Ability to Come From Everywhere." (vi) "For Those Who Have to Quit the Habit." (vii) "All Up in the Air." (viii) "Guess What's Still Alive in Washington."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 19 of 133 (ix) "The State of the Family Message." (x) "The Winning Loser." (xi) "Dubious Humor." (xii) "The Longest Four Weeks." b. February. (I) "After the Crime Bill, Buffalos?" (ii) "The Lonneyville Trolley." (iii) "Soosco-ization." (iv) "The Man Behind the Poll." (v) "Spiro, the Prince and Sophia Loren." (vi) "Glimpses into the First Executive Mind." (vii) "Washington Night Strollers." (viii) "Money." (ix) "The Facts About Progress." (x) "Readin' and Writin' and Politics." (xi) "The Way of the Working Stiff." (xii) "The Movie Guide." c. March. (I) "Why You Can't Get Anybody on the Telephone." [F. 17] (ii) "Itinerary for State Visit." (iii) "Champions of Disgust." (iv) "Laos for Beginners." (v) "The Anniversary Dirge." (vi) "Yes, Maureen Gross, There is a Knight." (vii) "Moynihan, You Did the Advice All Wrong." (viii) "Men of the World, Be Free!" (ix) "The Egg Salad Sandwich Crisis" (2 copies). (x) "Mail Fix" (2 copies). (xi) "The American Male Fashion Slave" (2 copies). (xii) "The Birds that Went Off the Wing" (2 copies). (xiii) "The Washington Phrase Booklet." d. April. (I) "The Fool Problem." (ii) "Lord Sean's Wives and Fellow Husbands." (iii) "Don't Call Me, I'll Call You." (iv) "The Time of the Gritted Teeth." (v) "Let's Let Baby Choose His Own." (vi) "The Ultimate Tax Reform." (vii) "About the Delay in the Reunion." (viii) "Have a Really Swell Doomsday!" (ix) "And Now, the Way it Happens in Real Life." (x) "Permissiveness."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 20 of 133 (xi) "Pounding the Mother Tongue." (xii) "Lawn Treason." (xiii) "That Sort of Thing." (xiv) "Light Relief Breaks Out All Over." e. May. (I) "Ted Agnew At Yale." [F. 18] (ii) "Fuller Oriental Explanations." (iii) "One Way to Measure a Lifetime." (iv) "Behind the Hickel Leak." (v) "This Very Final Game." (vi) "President's Big Break; Narrator Rejoices." (vii) "Passions in Search of an Understanding." (viii) "Status of Red Menace Threatened." (ix) "One Small But, for All That Good News." (x) "Meanwhile, Back at Northeast Asia-." (xi) "Miss de Rigor's Modern Etiquette." (xii) "All Right, Everybody, Drop the Hot Rhetoric." (xiii) "The Aquarians In Their Television Chairs." f. June. (I) "Hosts to the Nation." (ii) "Finals." (iii) "Let a Thousand Etceteras Bloom." (iv) "Planning Troubles on Men's Feet." (v) "Nothing But Baling Wire and Chewing Gum." (vi) "Some Way to Run a Railroad." (vii) "Wanted, Lost, Help, Bargain." (viii) "With Robert at the End." (ix) "Red Gardening." (x) "New Directions." (xi) "Heretics on the Dollar Front." (xii) "Amazing, B.B.! Simply Fantastic!" (xiii) "Everything Should Be Perfectly Fine." (xiv) "A Blue Ribbon Investigation." g. August. (I) "Somewhere After 1984." [F. 19] (ii) "While Visiting the American Seashore." (iii) "Further Words on the Chet Huntley Affair." (iv) "A Very Strange City." (v) "Shakespeare, Rain Water and Man's Timidity." (vi) "The Student Prince and Princess." (vii) "Looking for an Old Tormentor." (viii) "The 257-Hour Day." (ix) "Grammar Crurton's Gibbet."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 21 of 133 (x) "Cathedral Shin and Wren Envy." (xi) "Expatriatic Blues." (xii) "Paint Me No Flattery." (xiii) "Let's Hear It for Hypocrisy!" (xiv) "Like Days of Old." h. September. (I) "A Tiny Dissent on Women's Lib." (ii) "Father Did Better." (iii) "New Man in Antiques." (iv) "London, Sept 9 - Hotel Life Abroad." (v) "The Psychology of Lines." (vi) "American is Cheap Talk." (vii) "The (Other) Eternal City." (vii) "The Meat Market." (viii) "The Forked Tongue Phrase Book." (ix) "Beloved Old Menace Steps Down." (x) "The New Eskimoes' Iceboxes." (xi) "The Whats Ride Up Front." I. October. (I) "Call This An Era?" [F. 20] (ii) "America's Sung Heroes." (iii) "The Father Whose Dream Came True." (iv) "The Ed Otterdown Underground Papers." (v) "Self Service Politics." (vi) "New Juice in Old Oats." (vii) "Tales of the Cellar Wall." (viii) "Fun Net." (ix) "Light on Lindsay and All That." (x) "They Used to Call it Bushwah." (xi) "The Democrat in the White House." (xii) "Consciousness TV." J. November. (I) "The Giant Shortage." (ii) "The Person Repersoned." (iii) "The Crying of a Furnished Mind." (iv) "As Plain as the Nose On ... " (v) "The Tattletale Organ Caper." (vi) "That Was No Housewife, That Was .... " (vii) "Is Actually a Vote for Coolidge." (viii) "How the 'Skins Pulled One Out'." (ix) "White Glossary." (x) "Dukedoms for the Spittoon League." (xi) "Advises and So What?"

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 22 of 133 (xii) "Long John Some What Shortened." (xiii) "Pentagone with the Wind." k. December. (I) "At Lunch." [F. 21] (ii) "Sensuous Goings - On and On." (iii) "The $190-Million Rundowns Castle Job." (iv) "Cars Getting Hot Under the Collar." (v) "The Washington Ten (Most Dept.)" (vi) "December Song." (vii) "Advice for the Chief." (viii) "Late O'Clock in America." (ix) "The Oracle Disposes of Santa Claus." (x) "In the Power of the Telephone." (xi) "Is This Mind Necessary?" (xii) "Christmas Caper at Bob's." (xiii) "This Old Cynics Almanac." 5. 1971. a. January. (I) "Arteriosclerosis of the Heroes." (ii) "The Room That Didn't Work Out." (iii) "Stone Talk." (iv) "Please Pass the Snow." (v) "Unlove Story." (vi) "The Road to Superhood." (vii) "Irate, Irater, Iratest." (viii) "Hemlock at 65." (ix) "How We All Ended Up." (x) "The Washington Report Cards." (xi) "Dishwashing and American Power." (xii) "Mr. President, Who Was That Lady?" (xiii) "The Window-Envelope Prison." b. Febrnary. (I) "The Innocent in Conference." [F. 22] (ii) "From Silken Veil to Hot Pants." (iii) "The White House Kidnap Status Seekers." (iv) "Lives and Deaths of the Party." (v) "Hurray! Hurray! The Twelfth of - What?" (vi) "Hurry Up, Please, It's Time." (vii) "The Making of a Nice Distinction." (viii) "The Pickled News." (ix) "Digital T otalism." (x) "Dear Daddy George." (xi) "Politics."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 23 of 133 (xii) "I Take Thee, With Option to Renew." C. March. (I) "The Sleep of the Statesman" with printed material (photocopied). (ii) "Rising Prize Sap." (iii) "The Gumshoe Game." (iv) "The Last of His Kind." (v) "Too Hardened to Lies, Perhaps." (vi) "This Week's Things." (vii) "Radical Militance, Anyone?" (viii) "Outrageous Claims." (ix) "Lubricate Here." (x) "A Troubled Visitation." (xi) "The Telephone Hour, After Hour, After ... " (xii) "Feeling Clammy." (xiii) "Vanishing America." (xiv) "Braun Teasers." d. April. (I) "The Well Dressed Face." [F. 23] (ii) "Dugout Gasbag." (iii) "Detective Story." (iv) "After the Unspeakable, What?" (v) "Strategic Swiss Cheese." (vi) "Words to Recover By." (vii) "No Business Like What Business." (viii) "Elton, Ping-Pont, and the Dirty Dean Case." (ix) "Color Them Cement." (x) "The Midnight Bells." (xi) "Der Kaiser Gerfrustrated Was." (xii) "Dandy, the Why Man." e. May. (I) "Third-Ear Envy." (ii) "If Nixon were Mayor." (iii) "A Turkey Was in the Streets." (iv) "Listening Between the Lines." (v) "Nuts." (vi) "Smiles That Make Us Blue." (vii) "Courier Stayed from Appointed Bounds." (viii) "Crime: in the Streets." (ix) "White House Chef." (x) "Death of a Salesthing." (xi) "Knife, Fork and Void." (xii) "Pointers form the Black Thumb."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 24 of 133 (xiii) "Smaii Depends on the Time of Life." (xiv) " ... When You Grow Up." f. June. (I) "No Break for the Broke, eh, Pan Am." [F. 24] (ii) "Daddy Warbuck's Secret Weapon." (iii) "Words to Heat Up By." (iv) "Bride and Groom." (v) "The Dumbest Rip-Off." (vi) "The Red Blues.'' (vii) "Follow Simple Instructions." (viii) "Two Three Great Big but Diverse Job Hunters." (ix) "Joining the Union." (x) "Patriots Travels." g. August. (I) "Off to the Inscrutable Occident." (ii) "US Inspected." (iii) "Frank Meriwell Hit Home." (iv) "Yet Another Mission." (v) "Uncle Sweatshops." (vi) "Of Snivels and Sneers and the Who's." (vii) "Murderous Intent." (viii) "Mister Freeze Pulls His Punch." (ix) "Summering Down." (x) "Correction." (xi) "Let's Play Government." (xii) "The Poll Cats an How They Grew." (xiii) "A Timid Question." h. September. (I) "Miniatures." [F. 25] (ii) "Semi-Demi-Berni-Secret." (iii) "Songs for the Unsung." (iv) "The Rise and Fall ofUpspeak." (v) "Man Bites Dog." (vi) "The Dumbnesses of the Smart." (vii) "Comes the Revolution." (viii) "After the Pill Pact." (ix) "Toughness Yes. Toughness." (x) "The Fashion Upheaval in Heroes." (xi) "A Fruitful Exchange of Vows." (xii) "Rich Pants." I. October. (I) "Forbidden Readings." (ii) "Who is Them."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 25 of 133 (iii) "Fad in Catastrophe." (iv) "Omnisportence." (v) "The Maltese Turkey Buzzard." (vi) "Bicameral Alibiville." (vii) "Tete-A-Tete." (viii) "Trendy Books." (ix) "Soft?! Warm?! Shame!" (x) "For Your Eyes Only." (xi) '"Murm' and 'Smurm' Rather Than 'Miz' ." (xii) "The Lender's Digest." (xiii) "I'll Breeding At U.N." J. November. (I) "Will the Court Go Red?" [F. 26] (ii) "Enemy Gap." (iii) "Love It or Stay." (iv) "The Ones They Didn't Need." (v) "CIA 10; John Mitchell 1." (vi) "Toward Absolute Monarchy." (vii) "City (High) Life." (viii) "The New Billingsgate." (ix) "Primer." (x) "The Galler Gang." (xi) "Not All Those Trimmings!" (xii) "The Tinkling Fun Skies." (xiii) "Two Cheeks for Litter." k. December. (I) "Private President Prise." (ii) "Franchismo." (iii) "Aerosol Opiumsville." (iv) "A Fling With the Buses." (v) "The Case of the Moot Brilliance." (vi) "The Nixon-Mitchell Papers (Cont.)" (vii) "Don't Tell Old Pharoah." (viii) "Rudolph, The Unlikely Reindeer." (ix) "Claus Ain't in the Cards." (x) "The Mirror in the Alley." (xi) "The Wonder of Me." (xii) "Ms. Kiddismo and the Law." (xiii) "Curses! Robbed Again!" 6. 1972. a. January. (I) "Let's Do It." [F. 27] (ii) "To Dike's pt Crack."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 26 of 133 (iii) "Announcement Fatigue." (iv) "Entertainment." (v) "At Last, A Candidate!" (vi) "Behind Sealed Doors." (vii) "Praising Every Caesar." (viii) "NY, Yes!" (ix) "Dear [Mother] [Mom] [And Girl]." (x) "There's No News Like No News." (xi) "It Used to be 'Baloney'." (xii) "Hospital Suds." (xiii) "Mister Professident." (xiv) "Wake Up, Hanoi." b. February. (I) "The Nomadic Big New People." (ii) "The Mom. Line." (iii) "No Tears for Monday." (iv) "No Harry? No Walter? No John? No ... ?" (v) "The Underground Miracle." (vi) "White Housekeeping." (vii) " ... Or Not to Recognize." (viii) "Fancy That." (ix) "On the Home Front." (x) "We of the Scrutable Minds." (xi) "The Peking Caper Papers." (xii) "Chop Chop, John Mitchell." C, March. (i) "Bachelor of Armed Robbery." [F. 28] (ii) "The Mach, the Doom and the Fool." (iii) "Some New Fun in the Chilblain Belt." (iv) "Commercial Politics." (v) "Eyes Only." (vi) "This Week's Things." (vii) "Inside the Phasing Chamber." (viii) "Behind the Cellar Door." (ix) "Son of 1952." (x) "My Fellow Self-Pitiers." (xi) " ... but We're Afraid to Ask." (xii) "The Samovar Papers." (xiii) "What's In A Shakespeare?" d. April. (i) "Please Omit." (ii) "Travels with Loyal Machine." (iii) "Search and Cherish Mission."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 27 of 133 (iv) "Analgesic Days." (v) "Surviving Your Adolescents." (vi) "Unthoughts on the Unmentionable." (vii) "Count Your Blessings." (viii) "Boom-Boom Town." (ix) "The Death of Rasputin." (x) "The Democracy Rides Again." (xi) "Check Your Poliquotient." (xii) "The Am. Knighthood." (xiii) "Sagas of April." e. May. (i) "Final Exam." [F. 29] (ii) "Girl Getting and Nebbishes." (iii) "Who's Got the Button?" (iv) "Kids Without God." (v) "Suppmi for Presidents All." (vi) "The Secret Cabinet." (vii) "The Target-Control Bill." (viii) "Get Crass." (ix) "To Russia With 'Patton'." (x) "A Small but Perfect Evening." (xi) "Voice of the People." (xii) "A Better Idea." (xiii) "BBQ Sauce." (xiv) "Man Over Clock." f. June, July. (i) "The Homecoming." (ii) "The Losing Art." (iii) "The Nixon-Mitchell Papers." (iv) "And Frequent Prayer." (v) "The Middle Came." (vi) "The Incredible Shrinking." (vii) "The Artful Gardener." (viii) "Honored Dimly." (ix) "The Prairie Reactionary." (x) "Long Pan and Knitted Brow." (xi) "The Marriage Evil." g. August. (i) "Night and the Castle." [F. 30] (ii) "American Terrorists." (iii) "In Stygian Cave Forlorn." (iv) "By Raff, Perchance, to Rocky's." (v) "Riddles for Grown Ups."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 28 of 133 (vi) "Shake Not Thy Dewey Locks At Me!" (vii) "Women's Conjugation." (viii) "Ain't Nobody Here But US Presidents." (ix) "Solutions in Husbandry." (x) "Gee, Man, Not These Old Issues Again!" (xi) "Many are Summoned." (xii) "Life in a Wet Blanket." (xiii) "My Summer Vacation." (xiv) "A Machine Who ... " h. September. (i) "Whither James Bond." (ii) "Like Camel in Needle's Eye." (iii) "Human Side of Those Wonderful Guys." (iv) "Political Renovations." (v) "Another Million Laughs." (vi) "That Indispensable Bum." (vii) "On the Brink of Joe Dimaggio." (viii) "Total Rebuttal." (ix) "Public Self-Deception No. 17." (x) "The Obsolete Human Scale." (xi) "Cristofaro McGovemo." (xii) "From the History-for-Nixon Committee." (xiii) "Heroic Tailors of Yore." 1. October. (i) "Pres. Nixon's Genius." [F. 31] (ii) "Can We Survive the Peace?" (iii) "Late in the Day." (iv) "One of the Elite." (v) "In Victory, Magnamity." (vi) "Courting the Revenge Vote." (vii) "Waging Television." (viii) "The Swell Choff of Paradise." (ix) "The Vanishing Crowd." (x) "A Little Quiet for a Change." (xi) "Made for Each Other." (xii) "Over the Wall Briefly." J. November. (i) "Pumpkinless Among Malls" (ii) "Upper Am. Goes Back to the Woods." (iii) "Public Celebrity #9." (iv) "Foul Play with Plenty of Gravy." (v) "Bean Soup." (vi) "The Strange Buses of Glover Park."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 29 of 133 (vii) "All Quiet on What?" (viii) "And Now for Something Completely Usual." (ix) "Thank Heaven." (x) "A Shocking Tale." (xi) "Orders for Haldeman." (xii) "Prisoner of Love." (xiii) "Was With Honor." k. December. (i) "Interview with a Lingering Meal." (ii) "Just a Guy." (iii) "The House That Talks Like a Man." (iv) "The War on Boredom." (v) "Correction." (vi) "Crown-to-Crown and Nobody Blinking." (vii) "Behind the Clans Ouster." (viii) "Massagravy's Sage." (ix) "Postman, Whither the Year Gone By?" (x) "Remembrance of Harbors Present." (xi) "Old Ribs." (xii) "The House of More Money." Box9 7. 1973. a. January (i) "How Not to Be President." [F. 1] (ii) "No Laughter, No Kiss, No Prayer." (iii) "The Sex Revolution Problem." (iv) "Uplift from the Underworld." (v) "The Energy Crisis." (vi) "One-Way Talk." (vii) "Doctor, Walk Thyself." (viii) "The Mystery Guest of Honor." (ix) "Small Kicks in Superland." (x) "The Case for Tougher Sentencing." (xi) "Some Realistic Movie Prices." (xii) "Costello, Out of Claghorn, By Webster." (xiii) "American Fat." (xiv) "Hans, Who Was Tiresome." b. February (i) "$port$ea$t." (ii) "The Great Forgetting." (iii) "The New Revised World." (iv) "In Equador Men to 142." (v) "Candles For Number One." (vi) "Scarsdale in the Communes."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 30 of 133 (vii) "The Growth of Lessness." (viii) "Hearts, Flowers, and Dynamicm." (ix) "Hero's This, Who's Who?" (x) "Work Ethic or Idle Envy?" (xi) "The Nobel Prize Isn't Worth It." (xii) "Upper Bracket Blues." C. March. (i) Untitled, re: Nantucket, taxation. [F. 2] (ii) "Fumes in Baker Street." (iii) "The Fun City Real Fan Game." (iv) "Those Well Ground Noses." (v) Untitled re: Mailmen. (vi) "Celebration Rope." (vii) "Feeling C.R.A.B.B.Y." (viii) "Things, Questions, People." (ix) Untitled re: April Fool's Day. (x) "200 is a Troublesome Age." (xi) "Beauty's Only Ether Deep." (xii) "U.S. Approved ." (xiii) "Can Say - So Make It So?" (xiv) "Fold No More, Sweet Dollar." (xv) "Nopersons Clature." (xvi) Untitled, re: J.P. Morgan. d. April. (i) "Six-Lane Press Conference." (ii) "Compassion Weeps With Forked Eyes." (iii) "No Time For Worship." (iv) Untitled, re: tough guys. (v) "The Case of the Vinous Inflation." (vi) Untitled, re: Pentagon story. (vii) "Caper Comes to Crisis." (viii) "The Can't-Do Guys." (ix) Untitled, re: nature. (x) "The Sound of Reaction." (xi) "Boylike On Top of the World." (xii) Untitled, re: enlightenment friendship. (xiii) "A Perfect Clarification." (xiv) "Red Meat Decadence." e. May. (i) Untitled, re: V.S.O. Petrosinoff [F .3] (ii) "Space With a Purpose." (iii) "Mr. Big's Big Catch." (iv) Untitled, re: Cooleys.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 31 of 133 (v) "Some Immodest ." (vi) "Much Ado About Tapping." (vii) Untitled, re: "Old Timers", oil. (viii) "Tales from the Marines." (ix) "Bomb Math." (x) Untitled, re: learning children. (xi) "Tired Ink." (xii) "Song of Tango." (xiii) Untitled, re: Gallup popularity poll, politics. f. June. (i) "Let's Do It." (ii) "The Sounds of Midnight." (iii) Untitled re: Summer reading. (iv) "The Unlikely Wordmen." (v) "Ron Ziegler's Diary." (vi) Untitled, re: obesity. (vii) "Better Than Impeachment." (viii) "Peace Making." (ix) Untitled, re: doomsday. (x) "From The Bone-Master General." (xi) "An Embarrassment of Pornography." (xii) Untitled re: Southern California. g. July. (i) "Real Estate Blues." [F. 4] (ii) Untitled, re: Nantucket. (iii) "Mister Black Thumb." (iv) "Death of the Iron Man." (v) "In the Spell of John Mitchell." (vi) "Inside is the In Place." (vii) Untitled, re: upper middle class. (viii) "Religion, or Possibly Gin." (ix) "The Walls With Ears." (x) Untitled, re: traffic. (xi) "Mendaciously Yours, Uncle Sam." (xii) "Crawling Up Everest." h. August. (i) Untitled, re: Presidents. (ii) "The Tape That Dick Bought." (iii) "The Fruitful Exchange ofNews." (iv) Untitled, re: lying. (v) "Mr. Nothing Awaits His Millions." (vi) "The Nostalgia Affair." (vii) Untitled, re: to go, going.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 32 of 133 (viii) "Nobody There But Them Chickens." (ix) "Pants." (x) Untitled, re: Emperor's New Clothes. (xi) "Instructions for Vacationers." (xii) "The Morning Line." (xiii) Untitled, re: growth and environment. (xiv) Untitled, re: sexism. (xv) "The Score at This Point in Time." 1. September. (i) "How To Live Almost Forever." [F. 5] (ii) "A Great Way to Spend a Story." (iii) "Here is an Alarming Little News Story." (iv) "Grands for Disgust." (v) "A Golden Moment in the Taxi." (vi) Sept. 19: "In Washington I was put..." (vii) "A Grew the Fall Guy." (viii) "Sad Feet in the Sky." (ix) Sept. 26: "When I got to New York ... " (x) "The Easy Way." (xi) "Life in a Great Capital." (xii) Sept. 30: "The Ghost of Stalin. J. October. (i) "Eight Brain Twisters." (ii) Oct. 3: "Suddenly conservatism ... " (iii) "Good News At Last." (iv) Oct. 7: "The Congressi 535 people ... " (v) "The Great Failures - I." (vi) Oct. 10: "During two winters ... " (vii) "High Dudgeon from Old Italy." (viii) "My Home Town." (ix) "Issimo-ism." (x) "Games Presidents Play." (xi) Oct. 24 "I have just phoned ... " (xii) "Some Other News." (xiii) "Too Cool for Comfort." (xiv) Oct. 31: "Since the country ... " k. November. (i) "For the Clarification." [F. 6] (ii) "Bring Back Mr. Nice. Guy." (iii) "Kingmaking." (iv) Nov. 7: "This story about the New York town ... " (v) "Then Rigged Wheels." (vi) "The Less Oleaginous Life."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 33 of 133 (vii) Nov. 28: "Dear Santa Claus ... " 1. December. (i) "The Zens Ziegle." (ii) Dec. 5: "I have a suspicion ... " (iii) "Idols for Mister Ford." (iv) "Full Disclosure." (v) Dec. 13: "1973 was the year America ... " (vi) "What A Crazy Brain!" (vii) Dec. 19: "Not long ago in this space ... " (viii) "Wrong People Everywhere." (ix) "The Ghost of Christmas Godless." (x) "The Long-Lasting Nylon Gobbler." (xi) Dec. 26: "The energy crisis ... " (xii) "The Time of the Dromedary." (xiii) "Why Things Don't Work (II)." 8. 1974. a. January. (i) Jan. 2: "I have a theory .. " [F. 7] (ii) "The Emperor Goes Public." (iii) "Wonderful, Wonderful You and Me." (iv) Jan. 9: "Here are ten programs ... " (v) "OOFRA." (vi) "The Cosmic Floperoo, Flopperoos." (vii) "More Tales for Bright Kids Only." (viii) "And He Got No Rent." (ix) "Is There A Spiro in Ford's Future?" (x) "Superhenry." (xi) Jan. 23 (Not used): "Over the years ... " (xii) Jan. 24: "This was a couple ... " (xiii) "Reluctance in the Witness." (xiv) "The Precious Fen Diminish." (xv) Jan. 30: "This Column was ... " (2 copies). b. February. (i) "The State (terrible) of the Real Union." (ii) "Oil in the Sacrifice Trap." (iii) Feb. 6: "Every great fifth-rate ... " (iv) "The Tank Topper's Fall." (v) "'Hark!' Said Mr. Lincoln." (vi) Feb. 13: "My head aches more ... " (vii) "Unmitigated Gaul." (viii) "Burlesque's Golden Age." (ix) Feb. 20: "In this Fantasy ... " (x) "Overthings, Over Hill to Just Around the Corner."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 34 of 133 (xi) "The Case for Gaspeachment." (xii) "Some Perfect Clarifications." c. March. (i) "Rodino Goes for A Ride." [F. 8] (ii) "Poor Arthur, Too Old To Start Over." (iii) March 6: "Upon removing his shoes ... " (iv) "The Etiquette of Streaking." (v) "What's A Nice Guy Like You ... ?" (vi) March 20: "A powerful case exists ... " (vii) "Stalking the Elusive Campus." (viii) "The Good Life Passes at 28." (ix) Mar. 27: "The last imp. human ... " (x) "The Wonderful Blinking Box Solution." (xi) "No Curiosity Killed the Cats." (xii) March 31: "I have decided ... " (2) d. April. (i) "Getting It All Together." (ii) April 3: "Is the baby going ... " (iii) "Dialogue for White House." (iv) "After This Message." (v) April 10: "Many readers have urged ... " (vi) "With a Hey, and a He." (vii) "Blonk." (viii) "Will Someone Please Tum off the Sports?" (ix) April 17: "A woman who has been reading ... " e. May. (i) "Stir Crazy." [F. 9] (ii) "Scrubbing the Big Enchilada." (iii) May 8: "It seems to me ... " (iv) "Mother Up Against the Wall." (v) May 15: "At our house we ... " (vi) "Inside Rep. on the Sources Mob." (vii) May 22: "India was always ... " (viii) "A Tale of Two Cities." (ix) "Our Story Up To Now." (x) "The Morals Charge." (xi) "Wash. Poker." (xii) May 29: "One of the last great bargains ... " f. June. (i) "Exploring the Latin Mentality." (ii) June 5: "A Mother whale ... " (iii) "A Little Help For Our Friends." (iv) "Over There Lies Peace for All."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 35 of 133 (v) June 12: "Suppose Thomas Jefferson ... " (vi) June 14: "We are going to celebrate ... " (vii) "This Is Burlesque." (viii) "Primer for the Broke." (ix) June 19: "I took the car to ..." (x) "The Wash. Post March Macabre." (xi) "Some Typical American Disagreements." (xii) June 26: "There is a secret drawer ... " (xiii) "Detente Merles On." (xiv) "Summer of '39." g. August. (Note: July not present; RB possibly on vacation that month.) (i) "Why Is Who On First?" [F. 10] (ii) "What Does He Want To Know That For?" (iii) "Presidential Teethstakes." (iv) Aug. 7: "I went to Washington ... " (v) "Mr. Nixon's Am. Language." (vi) Aug. 11 : "If I were a new President..." (vii) Aug. 14: "Early in the life ... " (viii) "It Didn't Work." (ix) "No Stripes Around Those Shoulders." (x) Aug. 21: "Report on an Am. summer ... " (xi) "Reconciliation Blues." (xii) "The Evil of Work." (xiii) Aug. 23: "I stepped out of the house ... " h. September. (i) "Girls, Boys, Cats, Dogs, Presidents." (ii) Sept. 4: "It was midnight. .. " (iii) "The Case for Not Voting." (iv) "Pardon Me." (v) Sept. 11 : "Lindbergh just did it. .. " (vi) "The Pols. Big Equal-Justice-Under-Law Boloney Picnic." (vii) "Hard Times Among the Mighty." (viii) "Cracking the Nixon Health Mystery." (ix) "Destabilized All Over." (x) Sept. 25: "I have been saddened ... " (xi) "Somebody Else for Pres." (x) "Uncle Sam's Picture of Dorian Gray." 1. October. (i) "Alimentary, My Dear Friend." [F. 11] (ii) Oct. 3: "I go to the movies ... " (iii) "The Year of the Pampered Pol."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 36 of 133 (iv) Oct. 9: "It is extraordinary ... " (v) "John D., Those Aren't Dimes That Boy's Passing Out." (vi) "Onward, Buttoned Soldiers." (vii) Oct. 16: "Elections are probably ... " (viii) "Cheer Up, Wastrel; All Is Not Hardship." (ix) "Purging the Stag Lang." (x) Oct. 23: "The economic history ... " (xi) "Acute Pointlessness in NY." (xii) "Olympians of Am. Culture." (xiii) Oct. 30: "I discovered ... " J. November. (i) "Does Democracy Need Policy Custody?" (ii) "Sugar and the Crocodile." (iii) Nov. 6: "How to carve a turkey ... " (iv) "Ford's Chance for Greatness." (v) "Old People At the Supermarket." (vi) Nov. 13: "We are in for a rare treat..." (vii) "Another Great Moment in History." (viii) "The Senate Was Sure Displeased." (ix) Nov. 20: "Here is an armful. .. " (x) "Corporals oflndustry." (xi) "Bananas, Potatoes, and Love." (xii) Nov. 26: "Good evening, Ion Gaines Falerius ... " (xiii) "Vaconey Upstairs." (xiv) Nov. 30: "It is man-of-the-year season ... " (xv) "Tale of the $1,002 Night." k. December. (i) "The Washing Machine Crisis." (ii) "Congress, Rocky, and Charity." (iii) "The Powerful Chairman Picture Book." (iv) Dec.11: "Verysoonnow... " (v) "Weeping with Nixon, Up and Down." (vi) Dec. 17 "For this I need dim lights ... " (vii) "Sing a Song of Commerce." (viii) Dec. 25: "In New York you meet..." (ix) "Farewell to Some Old Friends." (x) "Excursion Into Maudlin." (xi) "Evading the Demon Grog." 9. 1975. a. January. (i) Jan. 1: "One recent Sunday ... " [F. 12] (ii) "Better Days Are Here Again."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 37 of 133 (iii) Jan. 8: "Dr. Gallup tells us ... " (iv) "Hot Winds Ruffle No Oil." (v) "Headless in a Strange Fen." (vi) "Drama in the Delivery Run." (vii) Jan. 15: "In NY they have ... " (viii) "Some Spmi at the White House." (ix) "Go Ye and Sin Unto the Upper Brackets." (x) Jan. 22: "I read the National Enquirer ... " (xi) "The Chillies Stir in the Ice Bowl." (xii) "The Opiate of the Ruling Classes." (xiii) Jan. 29: "The facts seem ... " (xiv) "Up to Date In Gooseland." b. February. (i) "Uplift Through Shot and Shell." (ii) Feb. 15: "It is strange ... " (iii) "Not These Old Wigs Again!" (iv) "It's a Wonderful Town." (v) "Tears for Mayor Daley." (vi) "Portrait of a Great Man." (vii) Feb. 18: "I don't know why old people ... " (viii) "The 27 ½ Cent Congress." (ix) "Congress in Disreynam." (x) "An Offering of Billets." c. March. (i) "Exemptions from the Kill List." [F. 13] (ii) Mat. 5: "Impressions of the great at sleep ... " (iii) "The Pos. Side of the News." (iv) "Social Distinctions." (v) Mar. 12: "The all-purpose newsp. column." (vi) "A Disturbing Case of Happiness." (vii) "The Elastic Deal." (viii) Mar. 19: "It was in the late 1940s ... " (ix) "The of the Mummy." (x) "A Couple of Salvage Capers." (xi) Mar. 26: "At this time every year ... " (xii) "Good Things From All Over." (xiii) "A Guide To the Policemen Explosion." d. April. (i) April 2: "A New York television station .... " (ii) "The Stomach-Bulge Defense." (iii) "Crocodile Tears." (iv) April 9: "American Foreign Policy ... " (v) "Jolly Old Capital Losses."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 38 of 133 (vi) April 16: "A few weeks ago ... " (vi) "Too Much News is No News." (vii) "Beating a Dead Horse." (viii) April 23: "These may be a good argument. .. " (ix) "The Days They Used to Make." (x) "Physician At Law." (xi) April 30: "I am sitting here ... " e. May. (i) "The Black Satchel Mystery." [F. 14] (ii) "Doctor Feelgood." (iii) May 7: "The government is acting ... " (iv) "A Real American Welcome." (v) "Cow-Fumed Among Greatness." (vi) May 14: "Cummings, who is finicky ... " (vii) "Beame's Last Bid." (viii) "All Right, Jerry, Drop the Cookbook." (ix) May 21 : "I bought a gun ... " (x) "Mr. Ford's Doctor Cone." (xi) "Beastly Manhattan." (xii) May 28: "After six months ... " (2 copies). (xiii) "Ford Delivers He May." f. June. (i) "The City in the Hair Shirt." (ii) June 25: "Everybody said King Arthur ... " (iii) "From Asia with Love." (iv) "Hawkshaw the Politician." (v) June 18: "For years I struggled ... " (vi) "Sisyphus Rolls On." (vii) "And Yet, The Deer is Dead." (viii) June 11: "Say, I've got some bodies ... " (ix) June 11: "I still remember the sorrow... " (x) "Hudson High Carries On." (xi) "Raising the Red Spectre." (xii) June 4: "I needed something ... " (xiii) "Ripples in the Old Mill Pond." g. July. (i) July 2: "The 1970s are boring ... " [F. 15] (ii) "The Public Servant Gets His." (iii) "Lobster Unlimited." (iv) July 30: "Not long ago ... " h. August. (i) "A Tale of Two Plants." (ii) "The City of Oz."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 39 of 133 (iii) Aug. 27: "Watergate has left ... " (iv) "Tomato Surprise." (v) "Death, Sex, Love and Despair." (vi) Aug. 30: "NY's Financial trouble ... " (vii) "How I Learned to Live Again." (viii) "En Route to Nowhere." (ix) Aug. 13: "After all the pol. protest... " (x) "Glimmering In the Rust." (xi) "Give Me My Rose-Colored Glasses." (xii) Aug. 6: "In Love and Death Woody Allen." (xiii) "Heats." (xiv) "Backwards Reels the Clock." I. September. (i) "NY and Oil are It." [F. 16] (ii) "The Good Side of the CIA." (iii) Sept. 24: "The 11 :30 movie on TV ... " (iv) "Equality with Howard Hughes." (v) "Dignity Restored." (vi) Sept. 17: "The Nation's Capital. .. " (vii) "A Hero At Arms." (viii) "Blade and Blather." (ix) "So, Something must be written about the Bicentennial." (x) "School vs. Ed." (xi) "The Censor's Night Out." J. October. (i) "Monty Python's Flying City." (ii) Oct. 29: "Every American with half a will ... " (iii) "Let This Sinner Pay." (iv) "Step Right Up, Rubes." (v) Oct. 22: "Not long ago ... " (vi) "Washington Confidential." (vii) "The Private Life of Alice Capone." (viii) Oct. 15: "On this day ... " (ix) "Meddlers In God's Work." (x) "The Children at Afternoon." (xi) Oct. 8: "Lo, in the Lad of the ford ... " (xii) "So This is Depravity." (xiii) "Dee Feet in Shacahgo." (xiv) Oct. 1: "This month's utter nonsense ... " k. November. (i) "Not these Fearful Teeth Again." [F. 17] (ii) Nov. 26: "When will press and tv... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 40 of 133 (iii) Nov. 19: "As Am's Lose the ability ... " (iv) "Political Placement Test." (v) "The Far Side of Styx." (vi) "Francs and Beans." (vii) Nov. 12: "Russia is terrible ... " (viii) "Grandfather Marx's Strange Rhinoceros." (ix) "Winning Friends in America." (x) "Rashomon-feller." (xi) Nov. 5: "President Ford come home ... " (xii) "What Are We Cheering For?" 1. December. (i) "Shopping Like the Rich." (ii) Dec. 17: "The origin of Everett King's ... " (iii) "The Sleep of NJ." (iv) "The Black Hat for Uncle Same." (v) Dec. 10: "In deference to ancient. .. " (vi) "Have gun, Need help." (vii) "Great American Ailments." (viii) Dec. 3: "It was the meny season ... " (ix) "The Peking Candidate." 10. 1976. a. January. (i) "A Dangerous Case of English." [F. 18] (ii) Jan. 28: "This is Reba, She is a child ... " (iii) "The Wisdom of the Sages." (iv) "As A Hound's Tooth." (v) Jan. 21 : "Recently published material..." (vi) "The Big Town." (vii) "Some Eurofun with the CIA." (viii) Jan. 13: "Adolph Hitler was ... " (ix) "Uncle Sam Passes the Pasta." (x) "Hugs and Kisses." (xi) Jan. 7: "Paul T. Lanyhow is ... " (xii) "Moss, Moss, All Confusion." b. Februaiy. (i) "Waiting for the Girls." (ii) Feb. 25: "Memoirs of old NY." (iii) "Conversation with Chairman Mao." (iv) "Teeth Will Tell." (v) Feb. 18: "NY is a city of dogs." (vi) "An Iron Wreath for the Winner." (vii) Feb. 11: "Confessions of Buck Bascom." (viii) "No More Dispom Herds."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 41 of 133 (ix) "My Money Lies Over the Ocean." ,, (x) Feb. 4: "We have received the following ... (xi) "A Gothic Tale." (xii) Feb. 26: "The entire right half..." C. March. (i) Mar. 31 : "For eighteen moths ... " [F. 19] (ii) "Passing the Bucks." (iii) "Richard Milhous Congress." (iv) "The Campaign Doctor." (v) Mar. 20: "The gossip journalists are ... " (vi) "Tycoonery in the First Degree." (vii) Mar. 17: "Listen, reader ... " (viii) "Scoop." (ix) "Taxed Anatomy." (x) Mar. 10: "Among my many useless ... " (xi) "Pro, cons, and Ho Hum." (xii) "Mink-Lined Gumshoes." (xiii) "The Totaled Marriage." (xiv) Mar. 3: "Nightmares by roaring TV screen." d. April. (i) "Pendergast' s Children." (ii) Apr. 28: "This shoe store ... " (iii) "The Greening of the News." (iv) "Smiles." (v) Apr. 21: "For many years Luke rode ... " (vi) "Great Moments in Electricity." (vii) Apr. 14: "I have nothing against." (viii) "A New Kid of Indian." (ix) "Meanwhile Back at the House." (x) Apr. 12: "Aged 20 years in 1776." (xi) "Looking Beyond the Nose." (xii) Apr. 7: "God having rested ... " (xiii) "Virility in Wash." e. May. (i) "Updating Ambrose Bierce." [F. 20] (ii) "Peter Minuit Carter." (iii) May 26: "At first I did not recognise Grimsby ... " (iv) "Where There's A Will. .. " (v) "Adrift Between Coolidge and Hoover." (vi) "The Henry James Gang." (vii) "Quack, Quack and Clacketty-Clack." (viii) May 12: "The most sought-after men... " (ix) "The Face Game."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 42 of 133 (x) "Next Door to Wonderland." (xi) May 5: "In a campaign such as this ... " (xii) "Another Country." f. June. (i) Jun. 30: "I put on my old sneakers ... " (ii) "One of Our Republicans is Missing." (iii) "Going In for Jefferson." (iv) Jun. 23: "If Lyndon Johnson ... " (v) "Strike Four." (vi) "All the Ness That's Got to Print." (vii) "A Fruitful Exchange of Merchants." (viii) "Is This Convection Necessary?" (ix) Jun. 8: "Disaster! ... " (x) "The Trials of Ever Aftering." (xi) "Changing Carters in Midstream." (xii) Jun. 2: "At a certain time ... " g. July. (i) Jul. 18: "First everything ... " [F. 21] (ii) "Baloney." (ii) "Carter Makes to Bed of Thorns." (iii) "Amor ResPublica Vincit." (iv) Jul. 7: "You meet more and more people ... " (v) "A Memory of Rope." (vi) "The Old Journalism." h. August. (i) "One week vacation." (ii) "The Joys of Summer." (iii) "Sleek Seek Stix Fix." (iv) Aug. 25: "It was one of those ... " (v) "It's Only A Ho-Him Murder." (vi) "Through A Glass Groggily." (vii) Aug. 18: "I am feeling well disposed ... " (viii) "Cured of the Bottom Line." (ix) "Flexing Their Principles." (x) Aug. 11 : "Watching the reporters." (xi) "The Dead Planet." 1. September. (i) "Sleepy Time Boys." [F. 22] (ii) "The Po. Bestiary." (iii) Sept. 29: "A magazine called Money." (iv) "Vacuity Marches On." (v) "And All of Us So Cool." (vi) Sept. 22: "Having no pol. insights ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 43 of 133 (vii) Sept. 15: "Having heard that football ... " (viii) "No Tears for the Grats." (ix) "Historic Occasion Fatigue." (x) Sept. 8: "I painted the cellar windows ... " (xi) "Fame, Beauty, Glamor, Wealth." (xii) "Flashlight Tax Reform." (xiii) Sept. 1: "We cut off the children ... " J. October. (i) "Bad News from the Cellar." (ii) Oct. 27: "Here is a disagreeable letter." (iii) "The Louts Progress." (iv) "Transparent Evasion." (v) Oct. 20: "Leo Tolstoy is tired ... " (vi) "Campaign Down Upside The." (vii) "Love Becomes Perversion." (viii) Oct. 13: "At first I was going ... " (ix) "Jimmies for All Occasions." (x) "Foot in Mouth Diseases." (xi) Oct. 6: " is a ques. mark ... " (xii) "The Halftime Summary." (xiii) "No Peace for old Pharaoh." (xiv) "Didn't use: 'What is remarkable ... " (xv) Oct. 6 (killed): "Scholars at Seattle U .... " k. November. (i) "Small talk fo the Intermission." [F. 23] (ii) "Less Joy Is More." (iii) Nov. 24: "One year a decade ... " (iv) "QuotingYour Way to the Top." (v) "A Night At the Opera Bouffe." (vi) Nov. 17: "Notes from the pop music world ... " (vii) "On Beating and Robbing Grandmother." (viii) "The Classified Ads." (ix) Nov. 10: "I cannot name this person ... " (x) "Meanwhile, Back at the World." (xi) "The Keys to the Kingdom." (xii) Nov. 3: "The decent thing ... " (2) (xiii) "Keeping Exclusive." 1. December. (i) "Not Guilty and Ruined." (ii) Dec. 29: "The best thing about being President. .. " (iii) "The Nantucket Trade-off." (iv) "Plus la Change." (v) Dec. 22: "I am in front..."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 44 of 133 (vi) "Baked Passion." (vii) "Back to the Campus." (viii) Dec. 15: "The year was 1977 ... " (ix) "No Biz like Sox Biz ... " (x) "Quality Under Ground." (xi) Dec. 8: "In Manhattan ... " (xii) "Carter Starts Right." (xiii) "Guess Who's Missing." (xiv) Dec. 1: "Notes on Christmas trees ... " 11. 1977. a. January. (i) "Ready for Sleep." [F. 24] (ii) "The Underwear Solution." (iii) Jan 26: "The Otto Awards." (iv) "Buzz off, Kemo Sabe!" (v) "The Common Touch." (vi) Jan. 19: "All-purpose newscast..." (vii) "Jack Goes to Paris." (viii) "The Loosening Grip." (ix) Jan. 12: "I am planning to change ... " (x) "Number Numbness." (xi) "Of Pans, Blood, and Tire Chains." (xii) Jan. 5: "Presidents come and Press go ... " (xiii) "The Nervous Kid." b. February. (i) "Sheepshank and Corn Flakes." (ii) "The Time of the People." (iii) Feb. 23: "The Mafia needs a new godfather ... " (iv) "To Catch a Train." (v) "Of Mouse and Men." (vi) Feb. 2: "After his recent visit to Tokyo ... " C. March. (i) Mar. 23: "Prayer to a baleful god ... " [F.25] (ii) "Congress In Pious Heat." (iii) "Not So Cunning After All." (iv) Mar. 30: "The cats wanted a conference ... " (v) "Ole Doc Carter Does His Roadwork." (vi) "Them's Fighting Words." (vii) Mar. 16: "Shocking though it may seem ... " (viii) "The Road to Apeville." (ix) "L'est La Guerre." (x) Mar. 9: "As a student of happiness ... " (xi) "Dream and Reality."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 45 of 133 (xii) "Lean Days in the Rage Market." (xiii) Mar. 2: "Toss a beer can ... " d. April. (i) "Sauce for the Garden." (ii) April 27: "The Latest aberration ... " (iii) "A Primer for Energy Innocents." (iv) "A Meow In Search of an Enemy." (v) April 20: "Presenting his new designs ... " (vi) "The American's Price." (vii) "Jones Who Trafficked In Trige1;." (viii) April 13: "After becoming a success ... " (ix) "The American Way ofTox." (x) "Out At the New Ball Game." (xi) April 6 "What is the Situation?" (xii) "Report to the USSR." (xiii) "Excel Sior!" e. May. (i) "Master of the Chains." [F. 26] (ii) "The One Man Labor Force." (iii) "He was wearing polyesters ... " (iv) "Tinker People." (v) "The Top-Forty Samaritans." (vi) May 18: "Head the Gout simply ... " (vii) "Ravishing NY's Heritage." (viii) "Unnecessary Jitters." (ix) Mayl: "With the onset of June ... " (x) "Seriously Now." (xi) "Bonaporte Speaks At Last." (xii) May 4: "I had a toothache ... " (xiii) "One Very Smart Tomato." f. June. (i) June 29: "There is a time in the depths ... " (ii) "High on the Hog." (iii) "In Human Rights." (iv) June 22: "I was thrilled ... " (v) "Light In Dark Corners." (vi) "Hunting the White Whale." (v) June 15: "Utile. That was how ... " (vi) "Too Soon to Rally." (vii) "Cowardly Toward City Hall." (viii) June 8: "Anita Bryant's ... " (ix) "No More Teachers, No More Books." (x) "A Sensible Welfare Solution."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 46 of 133 (xi) June 1: "I was having a martini..." g. July. (i) "Wealth, Fame, and the Liniment Set." [F. 27] (ii) "It was meritable ... " (iii) "The Courts of First Resort." (iv) "The Sun Also Sets." (v) July 20: "Next door lives Anna Karenina ... " (vi) "The Unfaimess oflt All." (v) "Service to an Aging Tyrant." (vi) "Although I don't exactly love ... " (vii) "An Inquiring Into the Coming Excess." (viii) "The Birds and the Bugs." (ix) July 6: "Every Society needs large ... " (x) "Something Completely Different." (xi) "Mission Implausible." h. August. (i) Aug. 31: "I wish college women ... " (ii) "Afflicted with Gnats." (iii) Aug. 22 "We vacationed a historic ... " (iv) Aug. 11: "I didn't read .... " (v) "Ho Ho Ho and a Cranial Wash." (vi) Aug. 3: "A Wash. woman suggests ... " (vii) "The Unipedal Mystery." 1. September. (i) "The Incredible Shrinking Subway." [F. 28] (ii) Sept. 28: "My brother and sister-in-law... " (iii) "More Fat on the Fire." (iv) "Meanwhile, Back At the Senate." (v) Sept. 21: "While standing outside Claire's ... " (vi) "A Crisis In Search of Theme." (vii) "A Pair of Closet Gentlemen." (viii) Sept. 14: "It is very hard not to be corrupt..." (ix) "It Won't Hold Water." (x) "Grilling Whoopee." (xi) Sept. 7: "I wish I were television people ... " (xii) "Dangerous Mutant At Large." J. October. (i) "Champion, Beat Thy Typewriter." (ii) "Models of Courtesy." (iii) Oct. 21 : "In 19 5 9 ... " (iv) "Practical Terrorists and Others ... " (v) "The Ed. of Jimmy Carter." (vi) Oct. 19: "Progress-Thunders-On ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 47 of 133 (vii) "From the Groaner to the Pelvis." (viii) "Nobody Sues About the Fullback." (ix) Oct. 12: "A recent murder trial..." (x) "Westward, Lo, How Strange the Shores." (xi) "Bring Back the Purity." (xii) Oct. 5: "For the 1st time ever ... " (xiii) "Let Them Eat, and Eat, and Eat." k. November. (i) Nov. 30: "If the Carter Administration ... " [F. 29] (ii) "Tass, You Made the Pains Too Short." (iii) "Hanging On the Diplomatic Wire." (iv) Nov. 23: "Perhaps the most expensive guest. .. " (v) "Democracy Lays An Egg." (vi) "Gray Power." (vii) Nov. 26: "Never in the long spanothamaity ... " (viii) "The Importance of Being Kept Out." (ix) "Ooo ... oo, oo, oo, ... oo, oo, oo." (x) Nov. 9: "I have a doodad tree ... " (xi) "The Perfect Clarity of Everything." (xii) "Gilt Edged Insecurities." (xiii) Nov. 2: "What do you think of radio?" 1. December. (i) "The Speeding Decline." (ii) Dec. 28: "I went to the hospital..." (iii) "Written on the Back of the Brain." (iv) "A Winter's Tale." (v) Dec. 21: "Me, Tarzanus ... " (vi) "What's Up There." (vii) "High Hopes and the Sad Payoff." (viii) Dec. 14: "It was a typical..." (ix) "Bubble, Bubble, Glub, Glub." (x) "Saturdays On the Flaming Planet, Libido." (xi) Dec. 7: "Dear North Carolina ... " (xii) "Ma Bell's Natural Son, Darth Vader." (xiii) "From Eden To Yemen Sans Camel." Box 10 12. 1978. a. January. (i) "The Sorrows of the Long People." [F. 1] (ii) "One of the Darndest Things." (iii) Jan. 25: "For years I have envied people ... " (iv) Jan. 25 (killed): "During the 1960s ... " (v) "The Man In the Red Coat." b. February.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 48 of 133 (i) "Should A Gentleman Look?" (ii) Feb. 22: "We are in the White House ... " (iii) "The Wheels of Mayor Koch." (iv) "Rubdown at the White House." (v) "The Fruit of a 287-Day Feb." (vi) Feb. 15: "Calvin from out of town ... " (vii) "Fear At the Top of the Heap." (viii) Feb. 11: "The first article ... " (ix) Feb. 8: "You have to be fast nowadays ... " (x) "He Did It Their Way, She Did." (xi) "That Famous Bologna Sandwich." (xii) Feb. 1: "Profile of an American statesman ... " c. March. (i) "A Few Stops Along the Treadmill." [F. 2] (ii) Mar. 29: "The paper's keep saying ... " (iii) "Alone Out Here In These Gusts." (iv) Mar. 22: "Here's the latest wanted list..." (v) "The Almost Completely Total Middle Class." (vi) "Service with a Smile in Moscow." (vii) Mar. 15: "Financial news item ... " (viii) "How Busy To Be Mister Carter." (ix) "So You're Thinking of Cloning." (x) Mar. 8: "One of the worst handshakes ... " (xi) "Good Old American Don't-Know-How." (xii) "NY Hangs It In the Closet." (xiii) Mar. 1: "I heard of a man and woman ... " d. April. (i) "The Way It Almost Works." (ii) Apr. 23: "The Other night. .. " (iii) "Sex Object Finish Last." (iv) "Put Another Yen On the Tambourine." (v) "Meatballs for Caviar." (vi) "The Folks of Cloudland." (vii) Apr. 12: "Here is a letter." (viii) "Adding It All Up." (ix) "Who Wouldn't Love NY." (x) Apr. 5: "For many years ... " (xi) "Jawbone Connected to the Hellbone." e. May. (i) May 31: "I don't gag ... " [F. 3] (ii) "Caution- Humanity Zone." (iii) "Pumping Metal for Public Uplift." (iv) May 24: "What a splendid time to be alive ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 49 of 133 (v) "We Sleek it, dow'rin, Tim'rons Beastore." (vi) "More Than Words Can Ever Say." (vii) May 17: "For a long time ... " (viii) "A Gloom Full of Spies." (ix) "The Search for Loneliness." (x) May 10: "City life started ... " (xi) "Say It Ain't So, Calif." (xii) "The hotel ballroom is elegant." (xiii) "Backward Reels the Mind." (iv) "It was a mean town." (v) "Ennui Under the Elms." f. June. (i) Jun. 30: "The United States is the home ... " (ii) Jun. 28: "The old timer was sitting ... " (iii) "How to Get There from Here." (iv) Aunt Ms. Needs You." (v) Jun. 21: "If I were a conservative." (vi) "The Cheap Blue Yonder." (vii) "Cash and Run." (viii) Jun. 14: "A shoe-business man ... " (ix) "Plucking The Naked Goose." (x) "A Tale of No Pities." (xi) Jun. 7: "Was it only last week. .. " (xii) "Don't Shake Them Stately Bones." (xiii) "Which Way to the Elephant's Graveyard?" h. July. (i) "No Notes Is Good Notes." [F. 4] (ii) "Farewell To Arms and All That." (iii) July 26: "Social historians will do ... " (iv) "Another Night At the Opera." (v) "No Summit for Elvis." (vi) July 18: "Here are some of the latest." (vii) "NY Wasp." (viii) "Anti-Anglo-Saxonism." (ix) July 12: "It was Jake's idea ... " (x) "In Defense of the Counselors." (xi) July 10: "My policy on fashion ... " (xii) "Spiraling Through." (xiii) July 5: "The Supreme Court ... " (xiv) "Summer Beyond Wishing." 1. August. (i) Aug. 9: "People are always asking me ... " (ii) "Splendor and the Senator."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 50 of 133 (iii) "American Schizo." (iv) Aug. 2: "As a child ... " J. November. (i) Nov. 27: "Some H'wood hyper artists ... " [F. 5] (ii) "A Hunger for Masters." (iii) Nov. 21: "For the addict of Jackie books ... " (iv) "Bound for Cinders." (v) "Space in Lives." (vi) Nov. 13: "The men and women behind us ... " (vii) "Heck on Wheels." (viii) "Danse Macabre At the Crystal Ball." (ix) Nov. 7: "Once while selling a book ... " (x) "Voice From the Grave." k. December. (i) "Some Peace, Some Prize." (ii) Dec. 25: "It is a beautiful day ... " (iii) "Divorce and Survive." (iv) "The Cola War." (v) Dec. 18: "For three years Pietro ... " (vi) "Funky, Punky, Junky." (vii) "Agog in the Marketplace." (viii) Dec. 11: "A year is 1,095 meals long ... " (ix) "The Necking Craze." (x) "Let's of the Bunkhaus, Saddle the Horses and Go Get Those Varmints." (xi) "A Chinese Puzzle." (xii) Dec. 4: "Hidden in a secret attic nook ... " (xiii) "The Cruel Aliments." 13. 1979. a. January. (i) Jan. 29: "In this nightmare ... " [F. 6] (ii) "Baedeker for Mr. Teng." (iii) "That Tired Old Newness Again." (iv) " ... And Statistics." (v) Jan. 22: "I went into show business ... " (vi) "The Silk Hair Shirt." (vii) "Their Brother's Keepers." (viii) "The Chinese Inquisition." (ix) "Capitalists Redsville." (x) "Losing Speed." (xi) "Two Cheers For Wordy." (xii) Jan. 1: "I had not cared much ... " (xiii) "Too Much Trouble."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 51 of 133 (v) "Withdrawal Pains." (vi) "Anatomy of Politics." (vii) June 12: "My friend Collins ... " (viii) "This I Don't Believe." (ix) "Pip squeals of Consumption." (x) June 4: "Advice to a young woman ... " (xi) "Bun-eling Toward 1980." (xii) "A Matter of Opining." g. July. (i) July 30: "Tanner and I are playing ... " [F. 9] (ii) "The Bagel Summit." (iii) "The Guns of July." (iv) July 23: "Dear House Guests ... " (v) "Why Not The Best?" (vi) "Playing by the Boole" (vii) July 16: "Dr. Julius Bordoo's ... " (viii) "England Style." (ix) "Ancient Chinese Courtesy." (x) July 9: "I intended to write ... " (xi) "Let's Play President." (xii) "Nodding By the Mire." (xiii) July 2: "Ever since sex ... " h. August. (i) "Stranger Than Orwell." (ii) Aug 27: "As a devoted student..." (iii) "Of cabbages and lemons." (iv) "Whipping the Habit." (v) Aug 20: "Among treaures ... " (vi) "A Tail of Reproduction." (vii) "Yaz of the Sox." (viii) Aug. 13: "Having bid farewell ... " (ix) "Out To Lunch." (x) "Anything But Money." (xi) Aug. 6: "It was 1938." (xii) "Battlers of the Dew." (xiii) "Farewell, My Heroes." 1. September. (i) "Some Tears For Jl Duce." [F. 10] (ii) Sept. 24: "I don't know ... " (iii) "In Bed We Lie." (iv) "A Nod From Mother." (v) Sept. 17: "In New England ... " (vi) "The Politics of Catnip."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 53 of 133 (vii) "Playboy to Carboy." (viii) Sept. 10: "There is the monthly electricity bill ... " (ix) "Fury Signifying Billions." (x) "So Highly Strung." (xi) Sept. 3: "Some time ago ... " (xii) "Bye Bye, Silver Bullets." k. October. (i) Oct. 29: "I am often asked ... " (ii) "Burn Low, Foul Furnace." (iii) "The Bopco Bopper." (iv) Oct. 22: "Paul Volcker ... " (v) "The Boys in the Ads." (vi) "Delayed Replays." (vii) Oct. 15: "By October's end ... " (viii) "So Glad to be Recessed." (ix) "The Suntan Fandango." (x) "Come Back, Dizzy." (xi) Oct. 8: "In this nightmare ... " (xii) "A Farewell to Loins." (xiii) Oct. 1: "Our friend Winokur ... " 1. November. (i) "Changing the Light Bulb." [F. 11] (ii) Nov. 26: "The story was date lined ... " (iii) "Such Good Sports." (iv) "Great Galloping Swamis." (v) Nov. 19: "A strange story ... " (vi) "No Silver, No Lily, No Knees." (vii) "Furniture Kicking." (viii) Nov. 12: "I know the Ams ... " (ix) "Ship of Followers." (x) "The Campaign Doctors." (xi) Nov. 5: "I recently met..." (xii) Nov. 5: "If you keep up ... " (xiii) "Worlds Apart." (xiv) "Just the Facts, Ms." m. December. (i) Dec. 31: "I once had ajob ... " (ii) "Because It's Here." (iii) Dec. 24: "In an effort ... " (iv) "Mommy and Daddy." (v) "A Case for Dickens." (vi) "Ventures in Eating." (vii) Dec.· 17: "In this television ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 54 of 133 (viii) "The Inc. Shrinking Life." (ix) Dec. 10: "The 1970s could ... " (x) "Under the Black Robe." (xi) "Shopping Block." (xii) "The Duds Doldrums." (xiii) Dec. 3: "One of the first..." 14. 1980. (Note: RB was on vacation in January.) a. February. (i) "Diddle, Diddle Dumpling." [F. 12] (ii) Feb. 25 "Millions of words ... " (iii) "George-Boy's Settling Hash." (iv) "A Rula of Politics." (v) "Come Fill the Cup, Cautiously." (vi) Feb. 18: "Periodically, I go back. .. " (vii) "A Highly Appropriate Meal." (viii) Feb. 11: "In my first dream ... " (ix) "F eatherdashery." (x) "Who's This Calling?" b. March. (i) Mar. 31: "Impressions of America ... " [F. 13] (ii) "A Little Spring Frait." (iii) "Down at the Plastic Corral." (iv) Mar. 25: "A few years ago ... " (v) "Men of the Usual Destiny." (vi) "You Could Look It Up." (vii) Mar. 17: "One of the worst things ... " (viii) "Farewell, my Galless Cabbies." (ix) "Nostalgia Marches On." (x) Mar. 10: "There has been an epidemic ... " (xi) "Exorcist Wanted Quickly." (xii) Mar. 3: "NY is forever ... " (xiii) "What A Man's Got To Do." (xiv) "Ford Without Flummery." C. April. (i) April 28: "What Ails America?" (ii) "Let's Take a Little Ride." (iii) "Dressed to the Eights." (iv) April 21: "Being petit bourgeois ... " (v) "The Annals of Braking." (vi) "Let's Get This Show on the Road." (vii) April 14: "Pres. Carter is nice ... " (viii) "That Time of the Year." (ix) "Separation of State and Race."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 55 of 133 (x) April 7: "I was about. .. " (xi) "Dick Tracy, Your Dad's On Time." (xii) "NY's Brilliant Solution." d. May. (i) "Rustic is a Thing Called Folks." [F. 14] (ii) May 27: "In television they me called ... " (iii) "The Beer Culture." (iv) "Long, Long Trail A-Winding." (v) May 2: "My hobby is cutting hair ... " (vi) "Bottom of the World, Me?" (vii) n.d. "You always meet such interesting people ... " (viii) "Up Against the Gallic Wiles." (ix) May 12: "Old: You, renamed John ... " (x) "Heeeeene' s The Mailman." (xi) "My Secret Life." (xii) May 5: "I have the pictures here ... " (xiii) "Coming Up Roses." (xiv) "A Bone in the Throat." e. June. (i) "A Highly Disgraceful Appetite." (ii) June 24: "As a product of the American ... " (iii) "The Old Two Bolter." (iv) "A Visit with the Folks." (v) June 17: "The way I see it..." (vi) "Not this! Not to NY!" (vii) "The Last Exclusive Hen's Club." (viii) June 10: "We strode down ... " (ix) "Take a Celeb to Lunch." (x) "The Electronic Cadger." (xi) June 3: "One thing a President ought. .. " (xii) "The Big Score." f. July. July 29: "What manner of creature is this ... " [F. 15] (i) "The Medicine Men." (ii) "Why Not the House?" (iii) July 22: "Who signs the mail..." (iv) "The Big One That Got Away." (v) July 23: "The evidence of Broadway ... " (vi) "Spooky Doings Going On." (vii) July 15: "More than 12,000 members ... " (viii) "Me, Karl, and the Lobby." (ix) "Purging Their Way to Glory." (x) July 8: "Speaking of the draft ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 56 of 133 (xi) "And So We Meet Again." (xii) "What A Crazy Statement." (xiii) July 1: "Ronald Reagan reminds me ... " (xiv) "A Case of the Flexible Gravity." g. August. (i) "Passages in the Night." (ii) Aug. 26: "I told her ... " (iii) "Moboroni and Cheese." (iv) "Television Ergo Sum." (v) Aug. 19: "After reading about..." (vi) "No Way To Treat A Bomb." (vii) "A Glutton for Misery." (viii) Aug. 13: "For a long time ... " (ix) "Pass Me the Plasma." (x) "Wanted: Miracle on 34th St." (xi) Aug 5: "I recently bought..." (xii) "The Man Behind the Padlock." (xiii) "Overload On the Front .End." h. September. (i) Sept. 30: "I went to the revered ... " [F. 16] (ii) "The Cocktail Inquest." (iii) "What's This? Another New... ?" (iv) Sept. 23: "Christopher Columbus ... " (v) "A Thing in the Garden." (vi) "The Boys from the Gym." (vii) Sept. 16: "It is astonishing ... " (viii) "High Octane Courtesy." (ix) "Botching the Exorcism." (x) "Those Prussian Wheels." (xi) Sept. 9: "Here you noticed ... " (xii) "True She Is." (xiii) Sept. 12: "The third week of September ... " (xiv) "A Few Words of This Own." 1. October. (i) "To Golden Wrist." (ii) "The Camel Case." (iii) Oct. 28: "After my book was published ... " (iv) "11 o'clock number." (v) Oct. 21 : "Ever since reading ... " (vi) "Builders of Character." (vii) "Forever Ember." (viii) Oct. 14: "For several days ... " (ix) "The Boys of Autumn."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 57 of 133 (x) "Coarse Laughter in Boston." (xi) "Pulp Art." (xii) Oct. 8: "My favorite defense ... " (xiii) Oct. 7: "I am aging a mouse ... " (xiv) "On the Unwanted List." J. December (note: RB was on vacation in November). (i) Dec. 30: "In trying to guess ... " [F. 17] (ii) "Not In Our Stars, But. .. " (iii) "Colonel In A Pickle." (iv) Dec. 23: "Congress's great conservative year ... " (v) "A Very Wooden Tale." (vi) "The Zero Solution." (vii) "Armed and Aboveboard." (viii) Dec. 16: "Come to the sun-drenched island ... " (ix) "Nothing, Unhappily To Hide." (x) Dec. 10: "As if China ... " 15. 1981. a. January. (i) "Ermine, Skin, and Bones." [F. 18] (ii) Jan. 27: "When I was eleven ... " (iii) "Not So Hot." (iv) "Menaced By Instant Euphoria." (v) Jan. 20: "A word of caution." (vi) "Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch." (vii) "Let's All Pull Together." (viii) Jan. 13: "Dear President Reagan." (ix) "Marriage A La Mode." (x) "Not To Worry, Jimmy." (xi) Jan. 6: "I am not of the party ... " (xii) "Bliss Among the Coconuts." (xiii) "You Can't Lose 'Em All." b. February. (i) "Easy on that Umbrage!" (ii) Feb. 24: "If you've been missing ... " (iii) "A Little Sanity, Please." (iv) "Another 1,056 Feet of Thousand$ Bills." (v) Feb. 17: "The faces oftur... " (vi) "What Great With Whom?" (vii) "Another New Elite." (viii) Feb. 10: "Since the Supreme Court ... " (ix) "And a Public Relations Man." (x) "The World Below." (xi) Feb. 3: "My dear Paul Collins ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 58 of 133 (xii) "The Door War." c. March. (i) March 31: "The 1833 League has launched ... " [F. 19] (ii) "Once Again." (iii) "El Bushador." (iv) March 24: "We are pleased." (v) "Apologia For a Fleecing." (vi) "Cigar Smoke Science." (vii) March 17: "There was an ad ... " (viii) "Footsteps in the Dark." (2) (ix) "The New Class." (x) March 10: "A man I know... " (xi) "Mired in the 193 Os." (xii) March 9: "I have taken the news ... " (xiii) "With a Hey Normy George." (xiv) "Indians Did it in Smoke." d. April. (i) "And Only Sixty Center." (ii) April 28: "In this nightmare ... " (iii) "Merrily We Pentagon." (iv) "Doctor of the Interior." (v) April 21: "One of those busybodies ... " (vi) "Star Bars." (vii) April 14: "The editor has imported .... " (viii) "How Shall I Dear Thee?" (ix) "Lend me your Romans." (x) April 7: "I'm in the writing racked ... " (xi) "The Cactus Submarine." (xii) "Universal Military Motion." e. May. (i) "Dreams of Dimes and Palms." [F. 20] (ii) May 26: "First off, understand ... " (iii) "Grease for the MX Pentagon." (iv) "Going 1st class." (v) May 19: "Of all foreign tongues ... " (vi) "Whose Business Is Sin?" (vii) "Nothing But the Truth." (viii) May 12: "I am waiting a best seller ... " (ix) "Gourmets Night Out." (x) "Getting Mighty Small Here." (xi) May 5: "Thirty thoughts a week ... " (xii) "The Unwelcome Wagon."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 59 of 133 f. June. (i) June 30: "Having whipped the Democrats ... " (ii) "The Big Rancho Rancho." (iii) "So This Is Nature." (iv) "For the Good of the Goal." (v) June 23: "I have of course ... " (vi) "Cheshire cat Geography." (vii) "So Hateful About Salvation." (viii) June 17: "The moral majority ... " (ix) "And They Painted the Room." (x) "And Sausage on the Side." (xi) June 9: "Year I was a lad ... " (xii) "Flicking the Dial." (xiii) June 2: "After hearing that..." (xiv) "A Nice Middle of Meddle." g. July. (i) "The Heat Is Off." [F. 21] (ii) July 29: "The papers say ... " (iii) "By Command of the Queen." (iv) July 23: "My cate refuses to jog... " (2) (v) "Add A Time for Riot." (vi) July 21: "In this fantasy ... " (vii) "Menace of the Random." (viii) "The Ages of Person." (ix) "Don't Do It, Mister President." (x) "Summer's Magic Sway." (xi) July 7: "Up the street. .. " (xii) "Coming Up Roses." (xiii) "The Patriotic Press." h. August (note: RB took two weeks vacation this month). (i) "Landscape by Marx." (ii) Aug. 11: "While lurching ... " (iii) "Slave to Fashion." (iv) "Bat, Ball, and Snake Oil." (v) Aug. 4: "I don't suppose." (vi) "Sunday School It's Not." 1. September. (i) Sept. 29: "A chill autumn night..." [F. 22] (ii) "Just Waisting Away." (iii) Sept. 25: "This is really meant. .. " (iv) Sept. 22: "Have you ever thought..." (v) "All Chickened Out." (vi) "Now It Can be Told."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 60 of 133 (vii) Sept. 15: "The more advanced technology ... " (viii) "Dishing it out." (ix) "Gipper, Scrooge, Santa and Co." (x) Sept. 8: "I have never been told ... " (xi) "The Cute Route." (xii) "Burn Hey, Not Bucks." J. October. (i) "The Shocking Apology." (ii) Oct. 27: "Not too long ago ... " (iii) "Anatomy of Sport." (iv) "Gristle in the Wind." (v) Oct. 20: "Mrs. Delia Odorra... " (vi) "The Brass Medal." (vii) "Playing with Fire." (viii) Oct. 13: "It is 2 AM ... " (ix) "The Exile's Return." (x) "Bye Bye Beethoven." (xi) Oct. 6: "Yet another collection ... " (xii) "Any Humans Out There?" (xiii) "One High Toned Mummy." k. November. (i) Nov. 29: "It's a good thing ... " [F. 23] (ii) "Big Oil, You've Lost Me." (iii) "Another Revision, Alas." (iv) Nov. 21: "Conservatives aren't as nice ... " (v) "Handling Things Nice." (vi) Nov. 17: "I've always been a pleasure ... " (vii) Cast of Thousands." (viii) "The Eyeball Gambit." (ix) Nov. 10: "Periodically I read ... " (x) "And the Reich goes one." (xi) "Haigs and Pains." (xii) Nov. 3: "The Heating oil interests ... " (xiii) "No Hum But Ho Hum." 1. December. (i) "Pain's Greatest Moments." (ii) Dec. 29: "I once went south... " (iii) "Auld Lang Moscow." (iv) Dec. 22: "Do you ever feel sad... " (v) "Dead As A Doornail." ,(vi) "Huddles and Muddles." (vii) Dec. 15: "Nathaniel Benchley, novelist..." (viii) "I made the average number."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 61 of 133 (ix) "Six Feet High and Rising." (x) "Oil Rest of the Big Spenders." (xi) Dec. 8: "I've made a list..." (xii) "The Roar of the Ad Girls." (xiii) Dec. 4: "Always alert .... " (xiv) "Shortage of Gumption." (xv) "Jilting An Old Flame." 16. 1982. a. January. (i) "The Two Ronnies." [F. 24] (ii) Jan. 26: "Up till now Americans ... " (iii) "Nancy of the Needles." (iv) "Right Smart-O Wind." (v) Jan. 19: "It's always seems odd ... " (vi) "Study In Cheese." (vii) "Rain of Terror." (viii) Jan. 12: "Americans don't seem ... " (ix) "Fear of Fossil." (x) "The Big Dippers." (xi) Jan. 5: "Gradually there became less ... " (xii) "A Gift of Gab." (xiii) "Arma Vicumque Cano." b. February. (i) "Long Distance Runner." (ii) Feb. 23: "Half the shows on Broadway ... " (iii) "Uncle Sam Turns Squealer." (iv) "To Wrack and Rome." (v) Feb. 16: "I was startled recently ... " (vi) "The Boxing Game." (vii) "Hill. St. Cheers." (viii) Feb. 9: "Under Pres. Reagan's ... " (ix) "The First Chilling Effect." (x) "A Turkey You Know Will Fold." (xi) Feb. 2: "Messages people wrote ... " (xii) "Speaking of Hogs." C. March. (i) Mar. 30: "I'm not exactly crazy ... " [F. 25), (ii) "A Nation Of Loan Sharks." (iii) "Eastern to Glory." (iv) Mar. 23: "After paying my income tax ... " (v) "Star Failure." (vi) "Over East of Quilby." (vii) Mar. 16: "I was hurt recently ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 62 of 133 (viii) "Adrift In the Tropics." (ix) Mar. 9: "You want to knowhow... " (x) "Easy on the Doomsday." (xi) "Sitting Tight." (xii) "A Very Ticklish Situation." d. April. (i) "Global Motion Sickness." (ii) April 13: "Here's a newspaper story ... " (iii) "Banning the Only Gentleman." (iv) "The Mushroom Blues." (v) April 6: "Nobody knows how... " (vi) "Waiting for H-Hour." (vii) Check It Out." e. May. (i) "Barnum Lives On." [F. 26] (ii) May 25: "Good fathers go ... " (iii) n.d.: "Seventeen years ago ... " (iv) "Sunset Star Rise." (v) "Banned, Thank Heaven." (vi) "Board for Victory." (vii) May 18: "My uncle who worked ... " (viii) "Suited to Last." (ix) May 11 : "I envy Hoagy Carmichael. .. " (x) "Knotty, Knotty." f. June. (i) June 29: "People are always asking ... " (ii) "Clear that Desk." (iii) "Bedtime for Midas." (iv) June 22: "If the electronics ... " (v) "Shrinking from Justice." (vi) "Up From the Feedbag." (vii) June 15: "A man whose job ... " (viii) "Red Wig Gate." (ix) "The Big Scene Steal." (x) June 8: "After my children ... " (xi) "The Phoney War." (xii) "The Two Ismo' s." (xiii) June 1: "Until the Reagan economy ... " (xiv) "More on Necking." g. July. (i) "Playing the Game." [F. 27] (ii) July 27: "I had always thought." (iii) "A Very Cheesy War."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 63 of 13 3 (iv) "Bottom Dollar." (v) July 20: "Sometimes I wish ... " (vi) "Fry, F1y Again." (vii) "So Busy Doing So Nothing." (viii) July 14: "This is the summer ... " (ix) "Sliding Uphill." (x) "He Got There." (xi) July 6: "I spent some childhood ... " (xii) "Sealed Eros." (xiii) "Who Are These Masked Men?"' h. August. (i) Aug. 31: "When I was very young ... " (ii) "The Ring Cheese Caper." (iii) "Stopped Clock." (iv) Aug. 24: "I've come down ... " (v) "Ben Bolt Is In The Street." (vi) "Rattling the Chains." (vii) Aug. 17: "The boss came in ... " (viii) "All Cooked out." (ix) "Fear of the Post Holes." (x) Aug. 10: "I'm tire of advice." (xi) "Same Old Newness." (xii) "Egad, No Dimples!" (xiii) Aug. 3: "Biff is not his real name ... " (xiv) "The Power Suntan." 1. September. (i) "Yet Another Tomorrow." [F. 28] (ii) "Sunday, Bloodless Sunday." (iii) Sept. 21 : "Most rich people try hard ... " (iv) "Ring Around the River." (v) Sept. 14: "There's hardly ever ... " (vi) "Chewing the Fat." (vii) "History is Debunk." (viii) Sept. 7: "The popular success ... " (ix) "Just A Friendly Shindig." (x) "Offput By the Upwind." J. November (note: RB was on vacation in October). (i) Nov. 30: "Television has become ... " [F. 29] (ii) "The Inside Dopes." (iii) "The Cherry Skies." (iv) Nov. 23: "Benjamin Franklin wanted ... " (v) "Some State, Some Art." (vi) "The Fans Is Disgusted."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 64 of 13 3 (vii) Nov. 16: "My position on the nuclear freeze ... " (viii) "The Scrutable Kremlin." (ix) "Fear of Spying." (x) Nov. 12: "In a Chicago hotel. .. " (xi) "Soften That Soap." (xii) "Croesus Grins At the Folks." (xiii) Nov. 2: "Any day now ... " (xiv) "Locking Up Tight." k. December. (i) "Things Passed." (ii) Dec. 29: "Just like you ... " (iii) "Addels of Medicaid." (iv) "Blenders And All That." (v) Dec.21: "Manyyearsago ... " (vi) "December's Duty O'er." (vii) "A Cold Hard Net." (viii) Dec. 14: "Having written a book ... " (ix) "Nowhere Near Sited." (x) "Back Off A Little, Kiddies." (xi) Dec. 7: "You will put me down ... " (xii) "Beating Around the Bush." (xiii) "Tooth and Man." Box 11 17. 1983. a. January. (i) Jan. 11: "As Secretary of the Media Handlers ... " [F. 1] (ii) "Such Nice People." (iii) Jan. 25: "When I said ... " (iv) "Our Feathered Statesmen." (v) "Craze of Backbone." (vi) Jan. 18: "The high point..." (vii) "Hip, Hip, Array." (viii) "Too Flat To Fly." (ix) "The Pasta Course." (x) "Death oflnvention." (xi) Jan. 4: "The last thing ... " (xii) "Unlikely Moscow." b. February. (i) "When Less Is Just Less." (ii) "A Pitch In Time." (iii) Feb. 23: "I am trapped ... " (iv) "Hold the Moloch." (v) Feb. 15: "After deciding to enter ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 65 of 133 (vi) "Horsing Around." (vii) Feb. 8: "It's nice being ... " (viii) "The Nazi Glut." (ix) "The Imperfect Guest." (x) Feb. 1: "When I was a boy... " (xi) "Swine Fever Victim." C. March. (i) "No More Bluebirds, Folks." [F. 2] (ii) Mar. 29: "For years ... " (iii) "Cowering Before Omoo." (iv) Mar. 22: "The Pentagon reminds me ... " (v) "War and Sweets." (vi) "Jobs Action In the Afternoon." (vii) Mar. 15: "I went to rent a car ... " (viii) "Crank at the Bank." (ix) "You Know Me, Alma." (x) Mar. 9: "I'd hate to be called... " (xi) "The Lull in Lullaby." (xii) Mar. 1: "I've had my eye ... " (xiii) "No More mister Clean Guy." d. April. (i) "Beset by Mediocrity." (ii) April 26: "I woke up deaf... " (iii) "Very Small Business." (iv) "What Is a Family For?" (v) April 19: "I am practising ... " (vi) "Never to be a Lover." (vii) "Oh, That Bucolic Damp." (viii) "And Proud Oflt." (ix) "Secure Form our Posterity." (x) April 5: "Not long ago ... " (xi) "Waging the Peace Race." (xii) "Back, Boy, Back!" e. May. (i) May 31 : "When I go back. .. " [F. 3] (ii) "So Close to Heaven." (iii) "1984 An·ives Early." (iv) May 24: "The crowd is obsolete ... " (v) "And His Mouth So Prim." (vi) "Tilling the Toilers." (vii) May 17: "My friend Ralph bought..." (viii) "Moscow On the Hudson." (ix) "A Balm In Amidon."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 66 of 133 (x) May 10: "Not so long ago ... " (xi) "Creeping On At Petty Pace." (xii) May 3: "Here is a 69 cent sink ... " (xiii) "Clamming It Up." f. June. (i) June 28: "Some people fall..." (ii) "Salary and Lettuce." (iii) June 21 : "Let's get back. .. " (iv) "The Gap's Progress." (v) June 14: "The thoughts of summer ... " (vi) "The Hissing of Hersh." (vii) " Water Solution." (viii) "Lawyers for Cars." (ix) "Oh My! Key Lime Pre." (x) "She Ain't No Ma To Me." g. July. (i) "Covert Mission Lime." [F. 4] (ii) "Doing It The New Way." (iii) "Gate Me Not One Gate More." (iv) July 19: "The Deplorable Fashion ... " (v) "All That Monies." (vi) "Three Bounce Stud." (vii) July 12: "I was not surprised ... " (viii) "Corning of Age." (ix) "Fun in the Doldrums." (x) July 5: "Rumson, who is ... " (xi) "Wise Guys Finish Last." (xii) "Unhand That Set." h. August. (i) "Count Your Miseries." (ii) "The Sound of Baloney." (iii) Aug. 2: "Letter to a waitress ... " (iv) "Button Up Your Overt Coat." (v) "Yanks Bow To Mr. Bumble." 1. September. (i) Sept. 5: "Since returning from England ... " [F. 5] (ii) Sept. 11: "It's been a month ... " (iii) Sept. 18: "When the credit card ... " (iv) "No News Like No News." (v) "It Won't Swing." (vi) "Depths of Flattery." (vii) "Keeping High Wattage." J. October.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 67 of 133 (i) "Lights! Action! Respect!" (ii) Oct. 26: "It was inevitable ... " (iii) "Another Seventh Day." (iv) "Dreams of Moscow." (v) "Mondale Menaces Scribes." (vi) "Railroad Double Crossing." (vii) Oct. 14: "One of childhood's ... " (viii) "Woman and Chair." (ix) Oct. 9: "At dinner this woman ... " (x) "Don't Reach My Way." (xi) "Sometime Kind of Love." (xii) Oct. 4: "When I was a child ... " k. November. (i) Nov. 29: "Thirty-four years ... " [F. 6] (ii) "The Media What Am." (iii) "Dying for Work." (iv) Nov. 22: "Last Christmas ... " (v) "Evenings By The Fire." (vi) "Your S.P.C.A.S. Needs You." (vii) Nov. 15: "I have been sitting ... " (viii) "A Sadly Imperfect Voice." (ix) "Odd Men Out." (x) Nov. 8: "He was a grim man ... " (xi) "Before It's Too Late." (xii) "A Rout of Scribes." (xiii) Nov. 1: "Abridged list of personnel..." 1. December. (i) Dec. 27: "Here are the bare bones ... " (ii) "Gone with the Philco." (iii) "But What About 2020?" (iv) "Dickens Stacks the Deck." (v) Dec. 20: "I was starved ... " (vi) "Easy on the Concrete." (vii) "Raking the Embers." (viii) Dec. 13: "I am devoted ... " (ix) "The Medium That Coves." (x) "Lost On The Dark Planet." (xi) Dec. 6: "NY's Day is ... " (xii) "Doing The Time." (xiii) "Getting The Goods." 18. 1984. a. January. (i) Jan. 31 "Willard had eaten fish ... " [F. 7]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 68 of 133 (ii) "That Old Ocean Minnet." (iii) "The Word From the Clonic." (iv) Jan. 24: "Every few months ... " (v) "Whistling Another Tune." (vi) Jan. 17: "In the dusty past. .. " (vii) "Another Media Failure." (viii) "Creature of Fortune." (ix) "Will You Hold Fo Ms. Marconi?" (x) Jan. 10: "After years of studying ... " (xi) "Some Little Something." (xii) Jan. 3: "I recently spent. .. " (xiii) "Dollars and Secrets." b. February. (i) Feb. 28: "Look, I'm not ashamed ... " (ii) "After Lebanon Baloney." (iii) "Humility Is For Wackos." (iv) Feb. 7: "I called on a ... " (v) "Get To Know How Good Feels." (vi) "A Matter of Seconds." C. March. (i) "Invaded by the Gentry." [F. 8] ,, (ii) Mar. 27: "I'm the only person ... (iii) "Couple of Country Slickers." (iv) "Carrying Heavy Metal." (v) Mar. 20: "When the 30-year old ... " (vi) "Eating With the Swells." (vii) "Incivility Never Pays." (viii) "Waiting For Shelley." (ix) Mar. 13: "I've got this form ... " (x) "Dr. of Politics." (xi) Mar. 6: "It was inevitable ... " (xii) "Farewell To Another Antique." (xiii) "Poised Between Sides." d. April. (i) "Rub-a-Dub Glub." (ii) "To Save A Hero." (iii) April 25: "Come along to old Verona." (iv) "On the Seventh Day." (v) April 3: "I'm puzzled." (vi) "Going for the Brass." e. May. (i) May 29: "Whenever I am on ... " [F. 9] (ii) "Leaves of Grass."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 69 of 133 (iii) "Playing for Keeps." (iv) May 22: "I was trained ... " (v) "Thinking Like a Sorehead." (vi) "Missing Spencer Tracy." (vii) May 15: "The other day ... " (viii) "Stix Pix Nixed." (ix) "Clinging To Soc. Antiquity." (x) May 8: "NY Theater critics ... " (xi) May 8: "Yes I craved power. .. " (xii) "Encounters In The Air Age." (xiii) Mayl: "I'm a kitchen person ... " (xiv) "Whipped By Feather Duster." f. June. (i) "Billing the Host." (ii) "The Legible Woman." (iii) June 26: "Businessmen terrify me ... " (iv) "Something about bananas." (v) "Informed and So What?" (vi) June 19: "So now we have ... " (vii) "No More Bottle Babies." (viii) June 12: "Some years ago ... " (ix) "Caution: Denizens Ahead." (x) "Is This Heartburn Official?" (xi) June 7: "Thomas Jefferson ... " (xii) "Larger Than Eons." (xiii) June 1: "Political writers ... " (xiv) "Bedtime For Bonzos." g. July. (i) July 31: "Whenever I read ... " [F. 10] (ii) "Clowning It Up." (iii) "She Didn't Fish." (iv) July 29: "I was never my good ... " (v) "Joining Uncle Miltie." (vi) "Intensity Low to Average." (vii) July 17: "One of the Things ... " (viii) "Amnesia with Reagan." (ix) "Just Slightly Purple;" (x) July 10: "At any given moment..." (xi) "Toasty Hostage To Progress." (xii) "The Game of the Name." (xiii) July 3: "Except for politicians." (xiv) "Backward Reels the Gerder." h. August.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 70 of 133 (i) "Watching Ice Melt." (ii) Aug. 21: "Main St. is dead ... " (iii) "Rewriting the Book." (iv) "Behind Closed Snores." (v) Aug. 14: "When I was a tot. .. " (vi) "Seven Miles to Heaven." (vii) "The Scarlet Medal." (viii) Aug. 7: "The news about CO2 ... " (ix) "Losing the Hair Game." (x) "Who Knows What Evil?" I. September. (i) "Happy Waves the Crown." [F. 11] (ii) "Get Out of the Kitchen." (iii) "Through A Lens Brightly." (iv) Sept. 18: "I was slow catching ... " J. October. (i) Oct. 31: "Because of the rapidly ... " (ii) "Poll Axed." (iii) "Thank you, Ma'am." (iv) Oct. 23: "At Penn Station ... " (v) "The Third Debate." (vi) "Suitable to Wed." (vii) "The Education of Henry Adams." (viii) "Rhymes with Gosh." (ix) "The Wrong Course." (x) Oct. 10: "In groping for words ... " (xi) "Aerial Brew Haha." (2) (xii) Oct. 9: "Some breaking the cigarette habit..." (xiii) "Plink, Plink, Plink, Pl. .. " (xiv) Oct. 2: "My name was missing ... " (xv) "Wired for Slumber." k. November. (i) "Curtains For Old Red." [F. 12] (ii) "Idylls of the Kid." (iii) Nov. 27: "It is with no intention ... " (iv) "The Common Cruelty." (v) "Enjoy Four Innards." (vi) Nov. 6: "News item ... " (vii) "Roads of Sorrow." (viii) "From Yawn to Eternity." 1. December. (i) "Days of the Woolf." (ii) Dec. 26: "The Inauguration ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 71 of 133 (iii) "Our Famous Ingrates." (iv) "Cloak and Dollar." (v) Dec.18: "Our office building ... " (vi) "All That Schmaltz." (vii) Dec. 11: "I went to ... " (viii) "A Time for Barkers." (ix) "Words of Lead." (x) Dec. 5: "Death came in January." (xi) "Punch Live To Come." 19. 1985. a. January. (i) Jan. 29: "One February morning ... " [F. 13] (ii) "Another Flab Menace." (iii) "Billed As Inhuman." (iv) Jan. 22: "It was a clear by 9AM ... " (v) "Sacrificial Digits Saved." (vi) "The One-Minute Million." (vii) Jan. 15: "For a log time ... " (viii) "Just Falutin Around." (ix) "Yes We Are Collegial." (x) "Why We Spoil Our Hair." (xi) "Unclean Cuts of Yore." (xii) "Waiting for Wyatt." (xiii) Jan. 2: "My fears about America's score ... " (xiv) "Baby, Hail Me A Cab." b. February. (i) Feb. 26: "If I had a sudden ... " (ii) "After These Messages." (iii) "Not So Up." (iv) Feb. 20: "While polishing my skin ... " (v) "Mod Dreams of Glory." (vi) "A Bomb of Sundays." (vii) Feb. 12: "Periodically ... " (viii) "The War Habit." (ix) "Missing the Rite." (x) Feb. 6: "Snowbound ... " (xi) "Spring Before Swine." (xii) "The Bettered Coward." C. March. (i) "An Eternal hello to arms." [F. 14] (ii) March 26: "I've felt rotten ... " (iii) "This seasons's Big Gene." (iv) "Chipping A way to Billions."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 72 of 133 (v) Mar. 17: "I can't stand people ... " (vi) "A Jelly Sad Tale." (vii) "True, the Tattler." (viii) Mar. 12: "Three months ago ... " (ix) "Many a Fell Dead." (x) "Alejandro, Tomas, y Jorge." (xi) March 5: "I suffer ... " (xii) "Sony about that." (xiii) "Just Some Junk At Twilight." d. April. (i) April 30: "I am inundated... " (ii) "The Rising Tide." (iii) "Micky Mouse Mugged In Wall St." (iv) April 23: "After a layoff... " (v) "Truly Awful Things." (vi) "Not Just Folks." (vii) April 16: "As frequently ... " (viii) "Pay and Be Damned." (ix) "April 9: "If you're planning ... " (x) "Those Stupefying Demos." (xi) "Gringos A wake At Last." (xii) April 2: "Many tycoons ... " (xiii) "Pick Your Menace." e. May. (i) "Worse Than Zucchini." (2) [F.15] (ii) "The Last Forever." (iii) "Informed to Stupefaction." (iv) May 21: "The rich and famous ... " (v) "Good Spirit at the bank." (vi) May 14: "Kelverton wanted... " (vii) "Once Garbed in Orange." (viii) "Reliving Days of Yore." (ix) May 8: "Until recently ... " (2) (x) "The Red Banana Menace." (xi) "The Call of the Pest." (2) f. June. (i) "Nothing But the Olds." (ii) June 25: "This is the summer... " (iii) "Never Exit Raging." (iv) "The Big Protein Grab." (v) June 18: "It had been 5 years ... " (vi) "Queen's Gambit." (vii) "A Banana Quemoy and Matsu."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 73 of 13 3 (viii) June 11: "What I have missed.,. " (ix) "New York Whats?" (x) "Dumber All the Time." (xi) June 4: "I once lived ... " (xii) "So Weakly Couched." g. July. (i) July 30 "There is ore ... " [F. 16] (ii) "New Bird In the Nest." (iii) "Virile Be The Scribbles." ,, (iv) July 24: "That summer we took. .. (v) "The Blood For the Blood." (vi) "Gone with the Scribes." (vii) July 16: "The pt time ... " (viii) "The Life of Your Time." (ix) "Some Yourself, Or Else." (x) July 9: "My idea of slow ... " (xi) "The Bad News Days." (xii) "The Big Rubles." (xiii) July 2: "There's a men's shop ... " (xiv) "A Plot with a Twist." h. August. (i) Aug. 27: "The movie scene ... " (ii) "And One Less Than 10 Million." (iii) "Sorry and Wampum Full Up." (iv) Aug 20: "I am too disdainful..." (v) "Substance Repelled by Form." (vi) "Nothing Like a Lion." (vii) Aug. 13: "We stayed at the ... " (viii) "Taking Off the Armor." (ix) Aug. 6: "Fifty years ago ... " (x) "Handle With Brawn." (xi) "Just Like Jolson." 1. September. (i) "Reagan Revises Dirkson's." [F. 17] (ii) "Sic Gloria Transit." (iii) Sept. 24: "When people criticize ... " (iv) "So Thin The Skin." (v) "Blues For Old Mr. Rust." (vi) Sept. 17: "At age 12 or so ... " (vii) "Fading Urban Know-How." (viii) "Coming Right Up." (ix) Sept. 8: "I am praning ... " (2) (x) "From Collar to Beard."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 74 of 133 (xi) Sept. 2: "I sometimes fail..." J. October. (i) "Taking the King's Side." (ii) "Of Course It Does." (iii) "A Little Life At Sunrise." (iv) Oct. 22: "One Monday night. .. " (v) "High On the Hog." (vi) "Tote That Duster." (vii) Oct. 16: "For the past. .. " (viii) "Best of the Twelve." (ix) Oct. 8: "Twenty-seven years ... " (x) "Big One Gets Away." (xi) "The Time We Got Lucky." (xii) Oct. 1 : "Our house current. .. " k. November. (i) "The Secrets Boom." [F. 18] (ii) Nov. 26: "So there was a Santa... " (iii) "Such Delicate Innards." (iv) "By Golly, By George, or By Cap?" (v) Nov. 19: "It gets harder ... " (vi) "Curtains for the Empire." (vii) Nov. 11: "The woman ahead ofme ... " (viii) "The Spy Who Ate Unsafely." (ix) Nov. 5: "I am in New England... " (x) "No, But I Saw His Show." I. December. (i) "Don't Sigh-Electricity." (ii) "Let The Seller Beware." (iii) Dec. 24: "When Hitler and Stalin ... " (iv) "Miser's Fast Change." (v) "Sunday, Boring Sunday." (vi) '"Mad' Said the Quill Merchant." (vii) Dec. 17: "Since liberals ... " (viii) "Beyond the Quill." (ix) Dec. 8: "Don't think me ... " (x) Dec. 10: "One day the Russians ... " (xi) "Call That A Miracle?" (xii) "Shipping Them Out." (xiii) Dec. 3: "Now at last Star Wars ... " (xiv) "Complify Those Things." 20. 1986. a. January. (i) "Let the Seller Beware." [F. 19]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 75 of 133 (ii) "Right After This Shark." (iii) "Ahead of the Past." (iv) Jan. 21 : "Do you ever wish ... " (v) "The Hash Bashers." (vi) "Unbuckled For Freedom." (vii) Jan. 14: "The bars of television ... " (viii) "For The Love of Error." (ix) Jan. 8: "I visited a great university ... " (x) "Such A Marvy Idea." (xi) "Worse Than Gluttony." (xii) "I Feel Good About Life." b. February. (i) "Pop Goes the Sameness." (ii) Feb. 26: "A newspaper headline ... " (iii) "And Raise You $788,000." (iv) "The Plausible Tree." (v) Feb. 18: "I was not among ... " (vi) "No Riviera For Doc." (vii) "Dreamed In the USA." (viii) Feb. 11: "My doctor asked ... " (ix) "The Savage Breast." (x) Feb. 7: "When I turn on ... " (xi) "He Did It His Way." (xii) "The Run For the Cheese." C. March. (i) March 18: "He was wearing ... " [F. 20] (ii) "Talk So Big, Do So Nothing." (iii) March 11: "The trouble with baseball ... " (iv) "The Case For Bribery." (v) "A Most Unlikely Occasion." (vi) March 5: "When I become old ... " (vii) "So Sad About the Senate." d. April 22: "I suspect..." e. May. (i) "Caught In the Hype Line." (ii) "Creepy Feely Folk." (iii) May 27: "Julius Caesar got..." (iv) May 23: "Dear Tim Sullivan ... " (v) "Ultimate Shampoo A waited." (vi) May 13: "Now that the country ... " (vii) "It Could Happen Here." (viii) "Slave To Duty." (ix) May 6: "Economists say ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 76 of 133 (x) "A Sad Case of Feathers." (xi) May 4: "Here are the newspapers ... " (xii) "Boos For Mister Feel Bad." (xiii) "Get Out of the Light." (xiv) "They All Do It." f. June. (i) "The Price of Liberty." [F. 21] (ii) "Truth In Movies." (iii) June 24: "My daughter ... " (iv) "Stand-Ins for Shy Death." (v) "Another Big Bluster." (vi) June 17: "Hard-liners are hard-nosed ... " (vii) "Geezer of Steel." (viii) "More, More, More." (ix) June 9: "There's this weird place ... " (x) "Veteran Insiders Babble." (xi) "The Whiskery Tedium." (xii) June 3: "When the intellectual..." (xiii) "America Sells Out." g. July. (i) "Gee Whiz! Like Socrates?" (ii) July 29: "The recent report ... " (iii) "This Little Piggy." (iv) July 21: "A lot of newsmen ... " (v) "A Matter ofNo Feet." (vi) "Internal Combustion Prose." (vii) July 15: "Some people ... " (viii) "Is That All There Is?" (ix) "The Dirty Days Are Never." (x) July 8: "A good place ... " (xi) "They Keep Pot Stirred." (xii) July 1: "All right, heretics ... " h. August. (i) "A Trough of Low Surgery." [F. 22] (ii) Aug. 26: "After I stopped smoking ... " (iii) "Man Here Gets Free Gas." (iv) "Misericordia." (v) Aug. 19: "Today, a special treat..." (vi) "Tortures Of the Saved." (vii) "Lincoln Fails the Test." (viii) Aug. 12: "Despite what you hear ... " (ix) "Go ahead, Spoil My Day." (x) "The August Worker."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 77 of 133 (xi) Aug. 5: "Upon hearing ... " (xii) "Something About Chiefs." 1. September. (i) Sept. 30: "I see a wigwam ... " (ii) "Hopeless and Hopelesser." (iii) "The Thonic Boom." (iv) Sept 23: "My name's Smithers ... " (v) "Monsters Thrive Best." (vi) "That Awesome Cloth." (vii) Sept. 16: "Speaking of money ... " (viii) "The Misguided Judge." (ix) "How To Fumigate Manhattan ... " (x) Sept. 19: "The observance this series ... " (xi) "Talk, Give Us More Talk." (xii) "A Bungle In Sleep's Clothing." (xiii) Sept. 2: "My name's Jack Jakes ... " (xiv) "The Federal Karloff." J. October. (i) "Penny Gets You Nowhere." [F. 23] (ii) Oct. 28: "To explain why ... " (iii) "Could Be Worse." (iv) "The Well Inked Well." (v) Oct. 21: "My name's Rock Starr ... " (vi) "Billy & Other Kids." (vii) "Oh To Be Happy Gullible." (viii) Oct. 14: "I used to keep up ... " (ix) "Alimentary, My Dear Chap." (x) Oct. 5: "As there must shurely ... " (xi) "Mighty Eerie Out here." (xii) This You Call Morning? (xiii) "Redened Unto Mamma." k. November. (i) "Maybe Just Desserts." (ii) Nov. 25: "Dear Soir. .. " (iii) "The Well Trashed Art." (iv) Nov. 24: "In New York. .. " (v) Nov. 18: "The question that..." (vi) "In The Field of Fire." (vii) "Not Brave Like Jimmy." (viii) Nov. 11: "England is the official. .. " (ix) "Tell Me No Coattails." (x) "The Depth of Fashion." (xi) Nov. 2: "They say Frank Sinatra ... "

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 78 of 133 (xii) "Inside the Suit-A Man!" 1. December. (i) "Bard, Thou Never Did It." (ii) Dec. 29: "I have decided ... " (iii) "Read Us Some More of That TV." (iv) "Not Those Tiresome Details." (v) Dec. 22: "In New York ... " (vi) "Trees, Sweat and Tears." (vii) "Another Forget-Em Crowd." (viii) Dec. 16: "Years ago ... " (ix) "With All Undue Respect." (x) "Such A Swell Gang." (xi) Dec. 9: "Suppose President Reagan's ... " (xii) "Not About Iran." (xiii) "Living Breathing Money." ,, (xiv) Dec. 2: "My year ... (xv) "Of Names, Zeal and Appetite." 21. 1987. a. January. (i) "Mom Flunks Patty-Cake." [F. 24] (ii) "The Pits of Crime." (iii) Jan. 13: "Here is the morning line ... " (iv) "Teleworld As It Should Be." (v) "Out Of Their League." (vi) "Hold The Horsehair." (vii) Jan. 6: "It takes a heap ... " (viii) "After Breakfast Failed." b. March (note: RB was on vacation during the month of February). (i) "And The Winner Is ... " (ii) "The Forgotten Camel." (iii) March 25: "Many Americans suffer ... " (iv) "No, Please! Not An Art Form." (v) "Say It Ain't So, Lany." (vi) March 18: "I'm a baseball fan ... " (vii) "Eat Your Heart Out Moscow." (viii) "Wise and Witty." (ix) "Gipper, Come On Down!" (x) March 10: "The first restaurant..." (xi) March 6: "Since President Reagan ... " (xii) "Miniseries Redeemed by Rat." (xiii) "One Man Is An Island." C. April.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 79 of 133 (i) "File Under Whatnot." [F. 25] (ii) April 29: "Dear President Reagan ... " (iii) "At Sea I Search oflthaca." (iv) "Not Always Magical." (v) April 22: "Dear Prime Minister Nakasone ... " (vi) "Forked Tongue News." (vii) "Power Wears the Black." (viii) April 16: "Science is ... " (ix) "Amazing! The Thing is Bugged!" (x) April 8: "This is being written ... " (xi) "Bring Back the Stork." (xii) "Ars Longa, Prince Absurda." (xiii) April 1: "Well, we had the usual..." d. May. (i) "Dry As Dust." (ii) "Pangloss For the Majority." (iii) May 27: "Once upon a time ... " (iv) "Justice In the Grass." (v) "McGinty Is Alive and Well." (vi) May 20: "I spent a few hours ... " (vii) "Fighting The Moss." (viii) "Once Upon A Point In Time." (ix) May 13: "Dear Diary ... " (x) "And All Shall Be Disclosed." (xi) "Still More On Famous Weekend." (xii) May 7: "Soap opera ... " (xiii) "Pry What Ca?" e. June. (i) "All That Spodee Odee." [F. 26] (ii) "Deja Vu Inside Out." (iii) June 24: "We are in the midst..." (iv) "Gone with the Sidecar." (v) "Cheaper To Jaw-Jaw 'Goetz'." (vi) June 17: "They say he's a natural..." (vii) "Diary Of a Wierdo." (viii) "No Posse Around Here." (ix) June 10/11 ?: "I always hung out..." (x) "Out of His League." (xi) "A Descant On Sitting One Out." f. July. (i) "Any End To This Tunnel?" (ii) July 29: "What this country needs ... " (iii) "Let's Have Some Popcorn."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 80 of 133 (iv) "Believe That? Try This." (v) "Taking The Oath." (vi) "With A Ship On His Shoulder." (vii) "Of Swords and Falling Men." (viii) July 15: "The breakdown at first..." (ix) "Poor Bub Dumb." (x) "Move Over, Vanna." (xi) "Just A Tale at Bedtime." (xii) July 7: "Ladies and gentlemen ... " (xiii) "That Old Brilliance Again." (xiv) "In the Ring With Mr. Wotan." (xv) July 1: "Wouldn't it be great..." g. August. (i) "Potomac Peace Panic." [F. 27] (ii) "Such Rustic Joys." (iii) Aug. 26: "Patriots never boast..." (iv) "The Stuffy Skies." (v) "Shouting Into the Wind." (vi) Aug. 19: "We don't have passion ... " (vii) "Auld Lang August." (viii) "Watery Room of Horrors." (ix) Aug. 12: "College courses for our time ... " (x) "At Rope's End." (xi) "Surely Not Cigar Shaped!" (xii) Aug. 5: "Wom out. .. " (xiii) "The Land of the Mouthpiece." h. September. (i) "The Making of a Molehill." (ii) Sept. 30: "On the morning ... " (iii) "Getting Tough On Showbiz." (iv) "Fourth Stringers Dream Too." (v) Sept. 23: "The wonderful thing ... " (vi) "Ten Little Candidates." (vii) Sept. 18: "The KGB is worried ... " (viii) "Man Here Needs A Ghost." (ix) "No, No ... Surely Not Black!" (x) "Glazed with Goredom." (xi) "The Man For All Reasons." (xii) "What the Big Boys Do." (xiii) Sept. 2: "The third week of September ... " 1. October and November. (i) "Russia Between the Coasts." [F. 28] (ii) "The Nonplused Vexation."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 81 of 133 (iii) Nov. 24: "The house in which ... " (iv) "On the Town." (v) Nov. 17: "Many persons have written ... " (vi) "Breakfast Of Wimps." (vii) "The Meeseful Wonder." (viii) Nov. 11: "Mrs. Carla P .... " (ix) "Ere Virtue Ruled the Land." J. December. (i) "Coming Soon to This Theater." (ii) Dec. 29: "Thousands of poll fans ... " (iii) "In the New Ideas Bag." (iv) "A Sadness of Team and Pants." (v) "Far From Totally Awful." (vi) Dec. 22: "Americans are cruel. .. " (vii) "Comes the Laden Postman." (viii) Dec. 15: "It was fun ... " (ix) "While Stuck At Forever." (x) "Heave-Ho For Small Veggies." (xi) Dec. 8: "As the year fades ... " (xii) "Meanwhile Back At The ... " (xiii) "Gentlemen Prefer Whips" ,, (xiv) Dec. 1: · "There are a lot of good ... 22. 1988. a. January. (i) "Abie's English Pantom." [F. 29] (ii) Jan. 26: "One of my favorite ... " (iii) "Our Prankster G-Men." (iv) "The Game of the Name." (v) Jan. 19: "Sometimes it seems ... " (vi) "The Medium Goes Elite." (vii) "Japan- Isn't That In Boston?" (viii) Jan. 12: "The XXIst century ... " (ix) "The Pointless Minuet." (x) "For Whom the Bill Tolls." (xi) Jan. 5: "Living in New York ... " Vile As Smoke b. February. (i) "People Goes Feelbad." (ii) "The Day of Light." (iii) Feb. 19: "When I told ... " (iv) "In a Clear Glass." (v) Feb. 23: "For several years now... " (vi) "Gardens of Sweet Ignorance."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 82 of 133 (vii) "Lust and Unnatural Acts." (viii) "It's Safe With Me, Pat." (ix) Feb. 9: "As the years passed ... " (x) "Oh What A Lovely Life." (xi) "Meet the M-Bomb." (xii) "George Bush's Journal." c. March and April. (i) "Lets Have a Second Opinion." [F. 30] (ii) "Big Hair Do." (iii) "Spelling Before Aristotle." (iv) "Flak Of Ages." (v) "The Phantom Tongue." (vi) "The Woman Who Knew Too Much." (vii) "It Ain't Gonna Rain No More." (viii) "In These Reckless Times." (ix) "Advice To the Lorn." (x) "The Cuisine Gang." (xi) "The Misery Hour." (xii) "Inured To the Incredible." (xiii) "Reagan's Latin Tar Baby." (xiv) "Full Ketchup Nelson." (xv) "Three Men On An Eagle." (xvi) "Something For the Populus." (xvii) "102 Degrees In the Night." d. May and June. (i) "Mighty Deep Cover." (ii) "Talking It Up." (iii) "Just Hogs At the Trough." (iv) "Let Us Go and Make Our Visit." (v) "Round Up the Usual Noose." (vi) "The Ivy Hayseed." (vii) "Jungle Out There." (viii) "Once There Was Passion." (ix) "Doing American Things." (x) "Black Hat, Farewell." (xi) "Rising Above Self." (xii) "Plastic Peanut Menace." (xiii) "Why They Cross The Road." (xiv) "And Him A Grampa, No Less!" (xv) "One of Our States Is Missing." (xvi) "Why Wait? Write Today." (xvii) "A 30-Year Mortgage, I Presume?" e. July and August.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 83 of 133 (i) "Last Refuge For Bush." [F. 31] (ii) "Rent A Little Greatness." (iii) "A Bird By Any Other Name." (iv) "Ticket for A Gentleman." (v) "Harbingers Of Gloom." (vi) "The Tax Weasel." (vii) "With Out Patient History." (viii) "Could Dumbness Help?" (ix) "The Decline of the A.K.A." (x) "Top of the Lungs, Ma!" (xi) "The Corn is Brown." (xii) "Making The Rubble Bounce." (xiii) "All Passion Spent." (xiv) "Skin So Thin." (xv) "A Noose Of Ribbons." (xvi) "The Boys From Babylon." (xvii) "Ship of the Quill." f. September through December (note: RB took five weeks of vacation during this period). (i) "Not a Year For Laying Down." (ii) "Tired of Humility." (iii) "The Magical Root Beer." (iv) "The Real Thing." (v) "New Age Bubble." (vi) "No French Hens." (vii) "The Seizerian Age." (viii) "The Seven Who Dreamed." (ix) "A Sad Situation in Pants." (x) "Pass, Punt and Talk." (xi) "The Great American Lockout." (xii) "What Bliss In These Dawns." (xiii) "Baby, It's Cold All Over." (xiv) "Multiply and Subside." (xv) "The Lost Wisdom of Paris." (xvi) "Nearing Rope's End." (xvii) "The Saddest Of News." (xviii) "Swine" By Design." (xix) "Anybody Under There?" (xx) "Age Before Beauty." (xxi) "Suede, George! Suede!" (xxii) "Waiting For the Japanese." (xxiii) "Paradise About To Be Gained." (xxiv) "Let's Have a Polling Frenzy."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 84 of 133 (xxv) "Where Was Mike?" 23. 1989. a. January and February. (i) "Fidget and Scratch." [F. 32] (ii) "How To Miss the Point." (iii) "Callous Chatter." (iv) "Safe From Enemy Eyes." (v) "Bye Bye American Pie." (vi) "Another Backward Slider." (vii) "Spread Some My Way." (viii) "The Easiest Money." (ix) "There'll Always Be A Bolshevik." (x) "So Grand At the Game." (xi) "As Tarzan Knew, Jungle Nice." (xii) "Old Number Six." (xiii) "Sheets Paved With Gold?" (xiv) "What A Jim Dandy Ending." (xv) "Inscrutable Occidental Mentality." (xvi) "Those Who Would Should." b. March and April. (i) "Impact Me No More Impactings." (ii) "Giddy with Star Games." (iii) "High Excitement Quotient." (iv) "He Knew When To Stop." (v) "Let Them Play Guitars." (vi) "Now That's A Payday." (vii) "A Little Sincerity, Please." (viii) "Oscars! Ludwigs! Shad Roe!" (ix) "Outcome of the Pie Pickle." (x) "Not Quite the Alamo." (xi) "Words To Get Gulled By." (xii) "And All For a Worm." (xiii) "The Brats of Spring." (xiv) "Trace That Call No More!" (xv) "This Was Our Week." (xvi) April 27: "Here is a letter. .. " C. May and June. [F. 33] (i) "Red, White and Blue Herring." (ii) "Failure In Cola." (iii) "A 'J'accuse' For Pete Rose." (iv) "State of the Mart." (v) "Duke Should Have Been There." (vi) "A 300,000 Watt Payday."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 85 of 133 (vii) "After These Messages." (viii) "The Last, Swish, Certainty." (ix) "Troubled Goods Getters." (x) "Blades and Pants." (xi) "Turn 'Em Loose, Dean." (xii) "Ed the Prince." (xiii) "A Melody Lingers On." (xiv) "An Artist Waits." (xv) "The Father Yearners." (xvi) "A Victim of Tuna." (xvii) "Secrets of the Svelte." (xviii) "Motoring For a Fall." d. August and September (note: RB was on vacation for the month of July). (i) "This Little Piggy Got None." (ii) "With Bush In Elf Land." (iii) "Attic of Failed Miracles." (iv) "The Can't-Do Guy." (v) "The Suslov Lament." (vi) "No Quid Pro Sweat." (vii) "All That Mustard." (viii) "A Question of Good Taste." (ix) "Babes In Car Land." (x) "Down Melancholy Lane." (xi) "When Malice Is Sweet." (xii) "Fool Me Twice, Shame On Me." (xiii) "Too Far From West Egg." (xiv) "Chops and Bacon, Away!" (xv) "The Hospital Bill." (xvi) "Newsy Hankie Panky." (xvii) "I Hear America Snarling." e. October through December. [F. 34] (i) "Back to Year Zero." (ii) "One For the Gippers." (iii) "Musingly On the Bounty." (iv) "Farewell, Merry Agony." (v) "The Usual Panic." (vi) "Prejudices Without the Mask." (vii) "Blues For Fading Reds." (viii) "Bulkan, Not Vulcan." (ix) "Saying No to Good News." (x) "The Cholesterol Thing." (xi) "Reminded of Elvis."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 86 of 133 (xii) "News For a Nose." (xiii) "Pitiful Helpless Giants All." (xiv) "Their Lucky Day." (xv) "Scrap Iron and Rockettes." (xvi) "A Mere Pittance or Two." (xvii) "So Cool, So Tense, So What." (xviii) "Oh Maybe He's Just Warming Up." (xix) "So Down On Wall Street." (xx) "Bouncing Noriega Bush Style." (xxi) "After the Ball is Over." (xxii) "Tiresome News Department." (xxiii) "Out of the Suitcase." Box 12 24. 1990. a. January and February. [F. 1] (i) "The Joy of Daring." (ii) "Warm Bath and Bromide." (iii) "Chronicles of Automotion." (iv) "Moscow's Anchor Shortage." (v) "Supper No More." (vi) "That Clatterin' Town." (vii) "Once Again Now." (viii) "Race and the Zeal of Law." (ix) "Fast Food for Light Minds." (x) "Barnum Cues Fed Scam." (xi) "Two Creasts Collide." (xii) "A Furless Toy." (xiii) "Those Mister Wonderfuls." (xiv) "Vacancy for a Czar." (xv) "Is This Justice Necessary?" b. March and April. [F. 2] (i) "At the End of the Polls." (ii) "The Beerlin Wall." (iii) "No, No, Not Ratty." (iv) "Don't Worry, Feel Good." (v) "Beating the Sphinx." (vi) "Miracle All Over Town." (vii) "And Yet They Rise." (viii) "M'Lord, In the Library." (ix) "Poll Means Hean, Not Brain." (x) "Buday, Can You Spare A Bomb?" (xi) "They Horripilate Too." (xii) "Art Bursts Out." (xiii) "Before They Get Dumb."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 87 of 133 (xiv) "The Obliging Fellow." (xv) "Lunkhead Park, Perhaps?" (xvi) "Fading Fast, Doctor." (xvii) "Pangloss Flies Again." C. May and June. [F. 3] (i) "Herky-Jerky Bang Bang." (ii) "Busy, Busy, How Romantic." (iii) "Don't Mention It." (iv) "Hiss, Cackle and Purr." (v) "The Golden Red-Ink Oldie." (vi) "Racket and Reality." (vii) "Insiders of the Outer." (viii) "Crn Of Dreams." (ix) "Maybe Just Rageous." (x) "Merrily We Role Along." d. July and August. (i) "The Tubes of War." (ii) "Advise and Lament." (iii) "Tube's Expert Gap." (iv) "Someone Has to Pay." (v) "Huzzahs For George." (vi) "Melba This Peach Is Not." (vii) "Untoward By Popular Demand." (viii) "Judge Souter's Future." (ix) "Waxing and Other Obscenities." (x) "Those Cursed Lips." (xi) "It's Only Money." (xii) "Neil Bush, Meet Mr. Kafka." (xiii) "Backward Flow the Years." (xiv) "BAT Striking Back." (xv) "Hold The Fireworks." e. September and October. [F. 4] (i) "School As Spin Control." (ii) "Ethicized Upon A Screen." (iii) "So Happy In Omaha." (iv) "Pretend Along with Congress." (v) "Don't Let the Bad Bugs Bite." (vi) "In Relief of C-Span.". (vii) "What A Direnss There Was." (viii) "The Tiny Compromise." (ix) "Boys Will Be Forever." (x) "Something Draweth Nigh." (xi) "An Up and Down Kind of Town."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 88 of 133 (xii) "Hell No More." (xiii) "Just the Fax, Arnold." (xiv) "No, No! Not A Kudo!!" (xv) "In Fear Of His Frown." (xvi) "A Good Word For Moss." (xvii) "And Presto! They Vanish." f. November and December. (i) "Kindly toward Arithmetic." (ii) "Look Who's Coming!" (iii) "Long Way From Mudville." (iv) "Fooling Around With Faces." (v) "From Japan with Love." (vi) "March Of the Engineers." (vii) "Not Declaring Type." (viii) "What? Me Worry?" (ix) "A Dog at Sunrise." 25. 1991. a. January and February. [F. 5] (i) "Attrit and Define." (ii) "Jumbo Was A Humbug." (iii) "A Pretty Flabby Defense." (iv) "Soft Song Does the Trick." (v) "Paradise For Pentagon." (vi) "No More Mister Nice WASP." (vii) "Sure, But Also ... " (viii) "Some Wimp Stuff." (ix) "Have A Nice Age." (x) Jan. 6 "I have several..." (xi) "Up, Down, Up, Down, Up ... " (xii) "A Very Serious Omission." b. March and April. (i) "Dead Brains Society." (ii) "A Blow For Ignorance." (iii) "Tale For Springtime." (iv) "Dis and Gat." (v) "Happy Time Down South." (vi) "Home Team Blues." (vii) "The Manly Joy of Anguish." (viii) "The Age of Eloquence." (ix) "A Basket of Ells, Perhaps?" (x) "The 1,002nd Night." (xi) "Movies On the Brian." (xii) "Facing the Music."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 89 of 133 (xiii) "Gosh, Ma! Nothing at All?" (xiv) "Better Dumb Than Taxed." (xv) "The National Insecurity." (xvi) "We Rose Above Reality." (xvii) "Doing the End Zone Boogie." (xviii) "Play It Sam, Fast!" C. May and June. [F. 6] (i) "Ted Afoul of Puritans." (ii) "Some Street Sports." (iii) "The Enemy Gap." (iv) "Allergy Was Total." (v) "Makes You Think For a Change." (vi) "A Little Bones Trouble." (vii) "Progress Crunches On." (viii) "Making President Quayle." (ix) "Uttered at Third." d. July and August. (i) "Irate Stirred The Reader." (ii) "Slam Plot Dumbos." (iii) "Saving the World." (iv) "Alms for the love of Gore." (v) "Strange People Shapes." (vi) "Not Half Likely." (vii) "The Unsuitable Suit." (viii) "Mean, Dark Aisles." (ix) "Supreme and PC Court." (x) "Let the Sap Run Out." (xi) "Looking For Giants." (xii) "To Set Before A King." (xiii) "Not So Pure A View." (xiv) "With Forked Tongue." (xv) "Columbus Did It." (xvi) "Speaking Their Minds." (xvii) "Let 'Em Eat Photo Ops." (xviii) "Lonely By the Campfire." e. September and October. [F. 7] (i) "The Joys of Autumn." (ii) "How to Miss Mozart." (iii) "Return with Us Now." (iv) "The Process Baloney." (v) "Of Sin and Cmruption." (vi) "Breakdown on the Potomac." (vii) "The Old Butter Ploy."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 90 of 133 (viii) "Grim Whiskery Pans." (ix) "Agley Again, Alas." (x) "Curses, Foiled Again!" (xi) "Life In Soapland." (xii) "Twelve Eyes Couchant." (xiii) Sept. 17: "You thought modern ... " (xiv) "The Boo-Hoo Express." (xv) "Mr. Capra Beats the Game." (xvi) "Oh, What Joys Impend." (xvii) "Eagle Pass, Farewell." f. November and December. [F. 8] (i) "Bush's Big Bash." (ii) "A Hunger for Enemies." (iii) "Not Since Junk Bonds." (iv) "What Homer Lacked." (v) "You'd Hate It There." (vi) "Bush Bashing Shunned." (vii) "Bang, Bang, Ha, Ha!" (viii) "Suit Plot Thickness." (ix) "RSVP with Class." (x) "Great Caesar's Scalp." (xi) "The Kevin Onset." (xii) "Hiatus In the Fun." (xiii) "And Now Heeere's." (xiv) "Polls and Quacks." (xv) "Hear America Listening." 26. 1992. a. January through March. [F. 9] (i) "Prisoner of VCR." (ii) "Gong to the Dogs." (iii) "The Shoe Suspense." (iv) "Farewell, Mrs. Keppel." (v) "Ganga Nostra Days." (vi) "Usuality As Usual." (vii) "Mesut, Ayaz and Frango." (viii) "Terms of Surrender." (ix) "Just Regular Guys." (x) "Do It Yourself." (xi) "The Road to Coma." (xii) " .... And Go To Sleep." (xiii) "Before Much Longer." (xiv) "It's Only A Story, Bill." (xv) "Letting the Sap Run Out."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 91 of 133 (xvi) "The Middle Riddle." (xvii) "Bunkhouse Follies." (xviii) "That Stands For Car." (xix) "Boar and People." (xx) "Nobody's the One!" b. April through June. [F. 10] (i) "Five Years Going Down." (ii) "Back From the Dead." (iii) "The Perfumed Workout." (iv) "Save That For Fu." (v) "These Precious Few." (vi) "Accordion Man Hails Sox." (vii) "Stressed All Over." (viii) "That Ma's A Killer." (ix) "Time For a Change." (x) "Call Me Ishquayle." (xi) "To Cloud Men's Minds." (xii) "This'll Fetch 'Em." (xiii) "Won't Sparklers Do?" (xiv) "Ruled By Tools." (xv) "For Lack of a Butler." (xvi) "Not About LA." (xvii) "Beauty and the Cops (2)." (xviii) "Clinton's Beau Geste." (xix) "Roe, Wade and Mayo." (xx) "The Civility Plank." (xxi) "Two Planets Apart." (xxii) "Monkey Business, Anyone?" (xxiii) "So Good To Clinton." (xxiv) "The Keystone Sack." (xxv) "That Was No Lady ... " C. July through September. [F. 11] (i) "Incident at Hyannis." (ii) "A Few Useless Tears." (iii) "No Afford In This Future." (iv) "About the Size of It." (v) "Two In Pangloss Mode." (vi) "Money's Best Friend." (vii) "Not In Church, Guys." (viii) "Kris Kringle Mode." (ix) "Some Cover Stories." (x) "Rendered Unto Chancellor." (xi) "Mugged By Facts."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 92 of 133 (xii) "The Way They Were." (xiii) "In the Mode Mood." (xiv) "Those Wonderful Folks." (xv) "A Preacher Is Lost." (xvi) "Mister Iron Pants." (xvii) "The Boys of August." (xviii) "An Unmailed Letter." (xix) "Pretty Good Read." (xx) "The Perot Lesson." (xxi) "Bee Gotta Buzz." (xxii) "Against the Grain." (xxiii) "Uncle Pete? Louise? Perot?" (xxiv) "The Misery's Fine." (xxv) "The Glory Of Us." d. October through December. [F. 12] (i) "Needles and Chisels." (ii) "Dream and Money, No Veg." (iii) "Weave Me No Spell." (iv) "The Firing Culture." (v) "Mind You, I've Said Nothing." (vi) "Three Men and a Cutie." (vii) "Time To Refit." (viii) "It Never Sleeps, Either." (ix) "Met A Man Who Wasn't There." (x) "By Sex Obsessed." (xi) "Outbreak of Wonkery." (xii) "The White and the Red." (xiii) "He's Right, Emma." (xiv) "Gabby Dr. Tells All." (xv) "Rhymes With Howl." (xvi) "The Eyes of Texas." (xvii) "The Future Foretold." (xviii) "Those Vile Few." (xix) "Is So Old Hat." (xx) "Genoan Gets His Due." (xxi) "All Joy Departed." (xxii) "Once More Unto the Grave." (xxiii) "Down with Sacrifice." (xxiv) "Un Cortege a Trois." 27. 1993. a. January through March. [F. 13] (i) "Is J. Edgar Spinning?" (ii) "Unman-ied Doesn't Help."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 93 of 13 3 (iii) "Man Here Likes 'Em Hot." (iv) "Let The Wall Be Blank." (v) "This Time of Heroes." (vi) "The Banking Hangover." (vii) "The Uncobbled Code." (viii) "Must Be Hillary's Fault." (ix) "Laund1y and Debt." (x) "Sarsapawhat?" (xi) "It's Bidness, General." (xii) "In Tribal Solitude." (xiii) "Stop the Generation Excess." (xiv) "Diaries On the Eve." (xv) "Must Be Democrats." (xvi) "The Duke of Little Rock." (xvii) "Lean and Mean." (xviii) "Obediant To Peter Pan." b. April through June. [F. 14] (i) "A Choice Pickle." (ii) "Stop the Presses." (iii) "It's A Pandemic." (iv) "Pure Only Of Heart." (v) "Eponymy on the Potomac." (vi) "Terror In the Sunlight." (vii) "Two Fifties Fathers." (viii) "The Rain In Spain Stays ... " (ix) "Tonsorialitis." (x) "Like Lead to the Romans." (xi) "Small Shots." (xii) "The Trodden Lament." (xiii) "Half Baked." (xiv) "Joining Up For Glory." (xv) "Strange Idlers." (xvi) "What's In a Naming." (xvii) "Eerie Leakage." (xviii) "A Decline of Rage." (xix) "Unachievers." (xx) "Could Be A Long Season." (xxi) "Exploitation Piece." (xxii) "Sexwise It's The Pits." (xxiii) "Prognosis: Unheavenly Dire." (xxiv) "Pork Out of Season." (xxv) "An Aposiopesis, Eh?" (xxvi) "Serving Humble Pie."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 94 of 133 C. July through September. [F. 15] (i) "Macabre Grocery Models." (ii) "Such Childish Questions." (iii) "Doesn't Know From Coreopsis." (iv) "Nothing For the Ho Hum." (v) "Some Legal Success." (vi) "Mercy On Us All!" (vii) "A Slight Plague of Murder." (viii) "The Big Sizing Down." (ix) "Besides the Pencil Box." (x) "Frequent Liar Program." (xi) "Man Here Can't Jubilate." (xii) "A Tragedy In Banking." (xiii) "Heidi, Joe and the Catnip." (xiv) "Everybody Has One." (xv) "And the Shooting Stopped." (xvi) "Not So Pleasant Street." (xvii) "Kill and Overkill." (xviii) "The Dinghy of State." (xix) "It's A Child's World." (xx) "Failure In Chic." (xxi) "Hasta Las Vista, Gutenberg." (xxii) "Get the Boys." (xxiii) "Geezers Get a Break." (xxiv) "Nouveau Riche Guys." (xxv) "Still, Papa Was Right." (xxvi) "Haiti In the Sun." (xxvii) "Busby Goes Berserk." d. October through December. [F. 16] (i) "One of the Best." (ii) "Malice Galore." (iii) "So He Minded His Step." (iv) "Hazardous To Health." (v) "The Princess, Stupid." (vi) "Why Credit Is Tight." (vii) "Keeping Up With." (viii) "Cunning Are the Rich." (ix) "Easy On Those Cucumbers." (x) "Another Insisde Reek." (xi) "The Short-Run America." (xii) "All Shook Up." (xiii) "Mostest of the Leastest." (xiv) "Bush League Don Juans."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 95 of 133 (xv) "Now Perhaps To Begin." (xvi) "Candidate For Czar." (xvii) "Make Your Own Movie." (xviii) What Fun These Huns!" (xix) "Stuck On Ourselves." (xx) "Make It Bill and Lyndon." (xxi) "They Ought to Bottle It." (xxii) "In Russet Mantle Clad." 28. 1994. a. January through March. [F. 17] (i) "Down and Whiskery." (ii) "Ashes In Phoenix." (iii) "Why Alma Slept." (iv) "Get a Horse, Maybe? (v) "Mired In Stardom." (vi) "Wide As a church Door." (vii) "Eptitude Not Too Awesome." (viii) "The Ears of the Age." (ix) "The Recovery Room." (x) "In Comatose Mumble." (xi) "Bullish On Prisons." (xii) "Soother of the Beast." (xiii) "Going For Eternity." (xiv) "Of Course Crime Pays." (xv) "The Won't-Do Guy." (xvi) "Victims of Telephone." (xvii) "Man Here Took the Bait." (xviii) "This Mortal Coil." (xix) "But Will It Fly?" b. April through June. [F. 18] (i) "Activism Epidemic." (ii) "Garnes Men Play." (iii) "Than A Barrel of People." (iv) "Talking the Talk." (v) "Our Meter Is Deranged." (vi) "Farce Among the Swells." (vii) "Gunning For Respect." (viii) "The Danger Stage." (ix) "Pre-Pos-Terous." (x) "Life In There World." (xi) "The Essential Mac." (xii) "Never Be A Nonpareil." (xiii) "Secrets of the Trade."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 96 of 133 (xiv) "The National Pastime." (xv) "The Joys of Rome." (xvi) "Gone with the Unum." (xvii) "The Cat Who Was Cleopatra." (xviii) "The Tiger with No Teeth." (xix) "Waiting for a Purpose." (xx) "Excuses For a Shame." (xxi) "Grandma Didn't Have One." (xxii) "Been Away Too Long." (xxiii) "The Historian Glut." (xxiv) "Gone with America." (xxv) "The Egged Him On." C. July through September. [F. 19] (i) "I Hear America Sobbing." (ii) "Why Are These Men Gloating?" (iii) "God and Men At Politics." (iv) "A Most Delicate Matter." (v) "Here's To the James Boys." (vi) "A Lot To Be Modest About." (vii) "No, Not A Hit Child." (viii) "Probably An Oversight." (ix) "In Wonderland." (x) "Oh, Shut Up!" (xi) "A Most Cryptic Scrawl." (xii) "Man Nearing Rope's End." (xiii) "The Heart of the Kitchen." (xiv) "Living It Down." (xv) "The Usual Suspects." (xvi) "It's A Clipping Penalty." (xvii) "To the Heart of Darkness." (xviii) "The Yearns to Serve." (xix) "The Flexible Goodbye." (xx) "The Beethoven Defense." (xxi) "Golly! It's Weather!" (xxii) "Advice For A Vicar." (xxiii) "The Joy of Being Earnest." (xxiv) "New White Hats." (xxv) "Groggy With Health." (xxvi) "The Trouble Makers." d. October through December. [F. 20] (i) "Keep Your Head Down, Newt." (ii) "Let's Go Shopping." (iii) "Newt's Pal Warbucks."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 97 of 133 (iv) "In Nerd World." (v) "Ease In Tabloid World." (vi) "Bunk" Ford Called It." (vii) "High Rising Ivory." (viii) "And He Is Us." (ix) "Adam Smith, Please Call." (x) "Why So Pale and Wan?" (xi) "The Very Last Analysis." (xii) "Tempers Hot and Tarry." (xiii) "Howl From the Jungle." (xiv) "Rare Newt Gingrich." (xv) "The Big Hog Wallow." (xvi) "The C-Span Miracle." (xvii) "The Anarchy Vogue." (xviii) "God's Angry Land." (xix) "A Time to Fear and Hate." (xx) "A Doleful Future." (xxi) "The Butler, Maybe?" (xxii) "Just Common Scents." (xxiii) "The Visionary Son." (xxiv) "Do Them Yourself." 29. 1995. a. January through March. [F. 21] (i) "Big Capital Giveaway." (ii) "A Little Cyber Growth." (iii) "Hymns To Joy." (iv) "The Dickens Awards." (v) "Fat Is Easier." (vi) "Dreamers, Axes In Hand." (vii) "Trial By Trial." (viii) "Eight Easy Pieces." (ix) "It's Like Parole." (x) "Joy In Burgville." (xi) "Charles with A 'C' ?" (xii) "Bestrides Like A Colossus." (xiii) "Those Vital Paupers." (xiv) "Pataki Takes The Hood." (xv) "Art, Debt, Slumber." (xvi) "And Only a Pittance, Too." (xvii) "Wakes Up In Marts." b. April through June. [F. 22] (i) "Another Peril Averted." (ii) "Summer On a Hot Tin Roof."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 98 of 133 (iii) "Bliss For the BBQed." (iv) "Writing to Himself." (v) "Food For the Crocodile (2)." (vi) "All In What Family?" (vii) "Some Vision Things." (viii) "The Yugo Episode." (ix) "Tapping the Stones." (x) "Straining At Art." (xi) "Victory For Terror." (xii) "Inching Down Fifth." (xiii) "Stumped For Words." (xiv) "Time for the Pain." (xv) "Look, Children, Look." (xvi) "Shooting From the Lip." (xvii) "Not Quite Paradise." (xviii) "Spoilers of the Day." (xix) "The Security Puzzle." (xx) "Groggy with Spring." (xxi) "Hooked On Jail." (xxii) "Better Not Tried." (xxiii) "The Prattle Deluge." (xxiv) "Boons and Buffoons." (xxv) "The Cry of the Titanic." (xxvi) "April Fooling Around." e. July through September. [F. 23] (i) "Coming Out of the Cave." (ii) "Hub Hails New Champ." (iii) "The Fun Dr. Calls." (iv) "What A Cheery Prospect." (v) "Death In the Family." (vi) "Notes From the Gas Works." (vii) "Bush League Strutting." (viii) "Waves of the Future." (ix) "Excursion Into Jabber." (x) "A Dirge For Some Good Guy." (xi) "The Electric Cannibal." (xii) "A Noel For Napoleon." (xiii) "The Cyber Soother." (xiv) "Ready For the Last War." (xv) "What A Line!" (xvi) "Don't Look Back." (xvii) "If Not Vegas, Maybe LA?" (xviii) "Lawyer In Deep H2O."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 99 of 133 (xix) "Spreading the Rubble." (xx) "How the Going Got Bad." (xxi) "You In There, Bob?" (xxii) "Six Feet High & Rising." (xxiii) "The Diversity Cuisine." (xxiv) "Dog Bites Man In LA." f. October through December. [F. 24] (i) "Guys Here Need An Idea." (ii) "Money's Funny Ways." (iii) "Easy On the Pedal." (iv) "A Little Hospital Stay." (v) "How Cosy Our World (2)." (vi) "Let's Get Sore." (vii) "Bang Bang Chop Chop Boom." (viii) "Nov. 11: "Here is a wonderful..." (ix) "Taking the Cure." (x) "And A Year Yet to Go." (xi) "From the Bad, Bad Place." (xii) "Failure Under the Sun." (xiii) "Just Business, Charlie." (xiv) "World Of Tassled Loafers." (xv) "He Filled A Vacuum." (xvi) "The Time to Cool Down." (xvii) "Paradise For Infidels." (xviii) "New York Diary." (xix) "A Really Great Show." 30. 1996. a. January through March. [F. 25] (i) "The Gone and The Eternal." (ii) "Pluto, Polo, 0 Woe!" (iii) "The Market God." (iv) "Hero of the Air." (v) "Forever and Not a Wrinkle." (vi) "Pluto In Peril." (vii) "Celebrity and Sausage." (viii) "Who Are These Guys?" (ix) "Movie Fan Tells All." (x) "Pilling It Up." (xi) "And the Bones Breaking." (xii) "The New American Isolation." (xiii) "A Oneness By the Tube." (xiv) "Steve, Bob, Bill, Phil, etc." (xv) "More Profusion, Please."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 100 of 133 (xvi) "Blink and You'll Miss It." (xvii) "Hillary In Lower Slobbovia." (xviii) "What A Lovely Blizzard." (xix) "Fun for Politics Junkies." (xx) "Camel and Needle." b. April through June. [F. 26] (i) "Used To Talk, Now Shrieks." (ii) "Guy Here Itching For a File." (iii) "Going Nowhere Together." (iv) "Baseball For Hitler." (v) "Taking the Saps." (vi) "Any Moment Now." (vii) "Reading For Bill and Bob." (viii) "Easy As Pie." (ix) "Harry! Louise! You Lied." (x) "The Best of Times (2)." (xi) "The Joy of Fear Itself." (xii) "The College Nightmare." (xiii) "Ado About Dole." (xiv) "Dr. Of Politics." (xv) "Oh, What Fun It Is!" (xvi) "Unmet by the Gods." (xvii) "Get to Know What Mad Is." (xviii) "Don't They Even Phone?" (xix) "Take A Parent To Work." (xx) "The Charisma Chasm." (xxi) "The American Itch." (xxii) "George In Heaven." (xxiii) "Down and Out." (xxiv) "How the Wind Blows." (xxv) "The Family Campaign." (xxvi) "Edgar Allen Football." C. July through September. [F. 27] (i) "Informed without Mercy." (ii) "Except For the Pentagon." (iii) "Another Species Extinct." (iv) "For Out In the Exurbs." (v) "No Way to Go But On." (vi) "Leave It to Heaven." (vii) "Well, It Creates Jobs." (viii) "Bad Season Coming Up." (ix) "Sex To the Rescue." (x) "Putting the Boot To Smoke."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 101 of 133 (xi) "The Way We Live Now. (xii) "Surely He Is Spoofing. (xiii) "News In the Nick of Time. (xiv) "Homer's First Yuppie. (xv) "If You Have Tears." (xvi) "What A Dunce." (xvii) "In the Attic? Hillary?" (xviii) "Cheer Among the Victuals." (xix) "Soaring with Angels." (xx) "Down with All That!" (xxi) "Ending with a Whimper." (xxii) "Hotness, Hemlock and Hose." (xxiii) "Shut Those- Gates." (xxiv) "Man and Product." (xxv) "The Spoiler's Confession." (xxvi) "Beep Beep King." d. October through December. [F. 28] (i) "In Scrivo Linguine." (ii) "Up In Abe's Room." (iii) "Disturbers of the Peace." (iv) "Sweet Is The Lucre." (v) "Yellow Peril's Return." (vi) "Must Be Finicky." (vii) "The X-Mail Files." (viii) "Man Quits Happening." (ix) "How We Got Here." (x) "Staving Off the Reaper." (xi) "Eftsoons and all That." (xii) "The Decadent Decade." (xiii) "Worse Than Booze." (xiv) "Spot Marches On." (xv) "Orgies In the Kitchen." (xvi) "Tips For Baffled Voters." (xvii) "Those Chilly Sheets." (xviii) "Gulling the Rubes." (xix) "At Sea In Sweat World." (xx) "Dole's Secret Exposed." (xxi) "Just Saying No." (xxii) "Putting In the Boot." (xxiii) "Caught with the Grease." (xxiv) "Tiptoe In the Minefield." (xxv) "Over On Gringo Alley." 31. 1997.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 102 of 133 a. January through March. [F. 29] (i) "Typical American Noises." (ii) "Plenty Of Nothing." (iii) "His Lordship's Celery." (iv) "What LBJ Knew." (v) "Lost In Byteworld." (vi) "Oh, Surely Not All." (vii) "What? No Sneakers?" (viii) "Doing the Shuffle." (ix) "A Pretty Good Life." (x) "Hun Lacks Seriosity." (xi) "The Grave Robbers." (xii) "Life of the Party." (xiii) "The New Out Crowd." (xiv) "Doesn't Love A Parade?" (xv) "No bill of Orange." (xvi) "His Quill Is Fast." (xvii) "In the Building Trade." (xviii) "The Reasons Why Not." b. April through June. [F. 30] (i) "Acute Outrage Failure." (ii) "Icon Epidemic Rages." (iii) "When the Engine Dies." (iv) "We've Got to Talk." (v) "Your Surrogate Reader." (vi) "Why Caesar's at Leisure." (vii) "First It's About Killing." (viii) "The Big BBQ." (ix) "A Case of Vinous Excess." (x) "No Town For Sissy Ears." (xi) "Puzo's Licensed Thugs." (xii) "Screams at the Window." (xiii) "Cheery Pumping Gas." (xiv) "Lean, Mean, Love Ya." (xv) "News From America." (xvi) "How times Do Change." (xvii) "Food, Race and Tragedy." (xviii) "The Blathery Gibberish." (xix) "Leave a Little Unchiseled." (xx) "The Big Cash Register." (xxi) "Wannabe Tells All." (xxii) "De Mortuis Nil Nisi Denial." (xxiii) "So Fast From Jim to Bill."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 103 of 133 (xxiv) "Dumb and Whiney." (xxv) "Browing the Book Net." (xxvi) "A Man Here Swears Off." 32. "Last Columns I Contract," 1997. [F. 31] a. "Poor Old Mister Money." b. "Horatio Alger's Children." C. "Ripe For Mugging." d. "Wreaths for the Folks." e. "Not So Bad a Lie." f. "Wish You Were Here." g. "The Cage From Mango." h. "The Melanesian Connection." 1. "Small Sky Country." J. "Top This, George." k. "Gold Plating Preserved." 1. "Paula, Pols and the Queen." m. "Idea For a Sitcom." n. "Funny As A Root Canal." o. "Nowhere To Look But Back." p. "Big Mob In Charge Here." q. "Boat Here Needs An Enemy (2)." r. "Ravaged by Piety." s. "And the Poor Get Poorer." t. "Just Bidness, Charlie." u. "Days of the Locust (2)." v. "That Insolent Weld." w. "About This U.P.S. Strike." X. "Fanatics, Terror, $6.75." y. "And Rube Was Our Prophet." z. "From Way Beyond Mars." aa. "After The Magic Dies." bb. "Sorry About That." 33. "Last Columns I Contract," 1998. [F. 32] a. "First Mad Mad." b. "The Great Debate." C. "At the Dentist." d. "Saps Of Now and Then." e. "Don't Believe It, Kids." f. "The Elagabalus Parallel." g. "Where the Port is Tax-Free." h. "Winnie-Was An Amateur." 1. "What About Inferno?" J. "Marlowe Goes To Market."

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 104 of 133 k. "Fire, Ice and Farce." I. "Big Big Business." m. "Rube Goes To Town." n. "The Grat Media Meltdown." 0. "Mark In Paradise." p. "Top of the Mountain." q. "The Pundit Warms Up." r. "A Shudder of Disgust." s. "Toads and Wonders." t. "Strange Change of Venue." u. "This Side of Outrage." v. "It Was a Very Good Year." w. "Downward From Paradise." x. "Sceptere'd Isle Sends Envoys." y. "What! No Buster Keaton?" z. "Up There In High Dudgeon." aa. "Mercy, Give Us Money." bb. "Here's One For You, Boomers." cc. "Forgotten Land Gets Testy." dd. "Life Among the Swells." ee. "For Whom the Chains Clank." ff. "The Earthquake Look." gg. "Encased In Black, Sees Red." hh. "Whine of the Cheated." 11. "Wanted: More Stars." JJ. "Still Hunting That Fountain." kk. "Those Fetching Guys." 11. "So they Sent In the Clowns." mm. "A Dog, A Bible, A Kiss." nn. "Comfort for the Afflicted." oo. "The Supporting Cast." pp. "Not the Wine, Stupid." qq. "All Privacy Lost." rr. "The Media In Trouble." ss. "Is This The End Of Rico." B. "NY Notes (to Diary)," Dec. 4-15, no year. [F. 33] C. "Masterpiece Theatre," Oct. 2000, re: "Wives and Daughters." [F. 34] D. "FDR," essay for Tehabi Books, 8 p.; includes: [F. 35] a. Halberstam, David. TLS, Mar. 17, 2003. E. Introduction to George Orwell's ANIMAL FARM, 2 drafts. 9 p., 1995; includes correspondence. [F. 36] F. "Specials," CTS of various "Observer" columns. [F. 37] G. Khrushchev's speech at 20th Party Congress attacking Stalin; CIA version;

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 105 of 133 TS copy, 58 p. [F. 38] H. Washington Magazine article published March 1974, CTS, 18 p. [F. 39] I. "Flag," article for Christmas issue of Esquire magazine, CTS, 9 p., 1975. [F. 40] J. "M.U. Gazette with Art Buchwald: For James Reston," CTS draft, Sep. 1975. [F. 41] K. "Mencken Piece for TV," TS with holograph corrections; taped on May 1, 1985. [F.42] L. "Kalisher Fotobook" introduction, CTS, June 16, 1976. [F. 43] M. "The Upside Down Man," second draft, 2 copies, CTS with holograph corrections, 18-29 p. [F. 44] N. "Pulitzer Clips," 1979; copies of 10 columns submitted to Pulitzer committee and newspaper pages. [F. 45] 0. New York Times Magazine Presidential election article; 2 drafts, tearsheets, copies; includes early draft very different from final version, Nov. 1, 1992. [F. 46] P. Johns Hopkins University speech; 22 p., copy of TS with holograph corrections, Feb. 22, 1983. [F. 47] Q. "Home Again," musical. 1. First outline, CTS; includes copy of TLS from RB, Apr. 30, 1975. [F. 48] 2. Draft of script (CTS) and notes for revising order of songs, 1975. [F. 49]

IV. Correspondence. [Also see Box 37.] Box 13 A. Personal. 1. Re: GROWING UP. [Also see Box 14.] a. Alphabetical files, B-Z (no A). [F. 1-8] b. Chronological files, 1982-1988. [F. 9-13] c. Additional chronological files, 1982-1984. [F. 14-16] 2. Responses to RB's news stories and "Observer" columns, 1957- 1961. [Env. 1-5] 3. Re: GROWING UP (continued). [Also see Box 13.] Box 14 a. Chronological files (continued), 1982-1983. [F. 1-8] b. 1983 book tour itineraries. [F. 8] c. Letters of congratulations re: Pulitzer Prize, 1983; includes: [F. 9-10] (i) Javits, Jacob K. TLS, Apr. 27, 1983. (ii) Talese, Gay. TLS, Apr. 22, 1983. (iii) Robertson, Nan (New York Times). Letter. [F. 11] (iv) Christopher, Robert C. (Pulitzer Prize administrator). Letter. d. Chronological files (continued).

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 106 of 133 (i) 1984-1985. [F. 12-13] (ii) 1990-1996. [F. 14-15] e. Letter from Tom Congdon encouraging RB to write a memoir, 1973; includes letter from "Gretchen," 1980. [F. 16] f. "History Of The Book," includes: [F.17] (i) Letter re: book suggestions, 1978. (ii) Letter re: book's third printing, 1982. 4. Re: THE GOOD TIMES. a. Letters to RB from individuals associated with , 1989-1990. [F. 18] b. Letters from friends, 1989-1990 [F. 19] C. Miscellaneous letters, 1989-1990. [F. 20-21] 5. Responses to RB's news stories and "Observer" columns (continued). [Also see Box 13.] Box 15 a. 1962. (i) Anonymous. [F. 1] (ii) A-W. [F. 2-8] b. 1963. (i)- Anonymous. [F. 9] (ii) A-J, includes: [F. 10-13] (a) Javits, Jacob K. TLS to RB, Oct. 14, 1963. [F. 13] (b) Johnson, Howard B. TLS to RB, Aug. 7, 1963. (iii) K-W. [F. 14-18] C. 1964. (i) Anonymous. [F. 19] (ii) A-J, includes: [F. 20-25] (a) Javits, Jacob K. TLS, Nov. 23, 1964.[F. 25] (iii) K, L; includes: [F. 26] (a) Juchel, Thomas [Senator]. TLS, Oct. 30, 1964. (iv) M-Z. [F. 27-31] d. 1965. Box 16 (i) Anonymous. [F. 1] (ii) A-Z. [F. 2-17] e. 1966. (i) Anonymous. [F. 18] (ii) A-L. [F. 19-26] Box 17 (iii) M-Z. [F. 1-8] f. 1967. (i) A and miscellaneous. [F. 9]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 107 of 133 (ii) H-L. [F. l 0-13] (iii) S-Z. [F. 14] g. 1968. [F. 15] h. 1969. (i) Anonymous. [F. 16] (ii) A-S. [F. 17-30] Box 18 (iii) T-Z. [F. 1-3] 1. 1970. (i) Anonymous. [F. 4] (ii) A-Z. [F. 5-20] J. 1971. (i) Anonymous. [F. 21] (ii) A-Z. [F. 22-35] k. 1972. Box 19 (i) Anonymous. [F. 1] (ii) A-L. [F. 2-10] 1. 1973. (i) Anonymous. [F. 11] (ii) A-Z. [F. 12-30] m. 1974. Box20 (i) Anonymous. [F. 1] (ii) A-Z. [F. 2-19] n. 1975. (i) Miscellaneous. [F. 20] (ii) A-Z. [F. 21-30] (iii) General. [F. 31] o. 1976. Box21 (i) A-W (folder 9 includes many responses to "No No Smoking"). [F. 1-13] p. 1977. (i) Anonymous. [F. 14] (ii) A-Z. [F. 15-32] (iii) "Personal addenda." [F. 33] q. 1978. Box22 (i) Anonymous; A. [F. 1] (ii) B-Z. [F. 2-17] r. 1979. (i) Anonymous. [F. 18] (ii) A-J. [F. 19-27] Box23 (iii) K-Z. [F. 1-13] s. 1980. (i) A-M. [F. 14-24] Box24 (ii) N-Z. [F. 1-8]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 108 of 133 t. 1981. [F. 9-10] u. 1982. [F. 11-12] v. 1983. (i) A-W. [F. 13-19] (ii) "Friends and acquaintances." [F. 20] w. Addenda for previous years. (i) 1978. [F. 21] (ii) 1979. [F. 22] (iii) 1980. [F. 23] (iv) 1981. [F. 24-25] (v) 1982; includes friends, acquaintances, New York Times-related individuals. [F. 26] 6. General letters from friends and admirers, arranged chronologically. a. 1992-1993; includes: [F. 27] (i) Ambrose, Stephen E. TLS, Nov. 30, 1993. (ii) Bambeck, Erma. TLS, Feb. 24, 1993. (iii) Buchwald, Art. (a) TLS, Feb. 24, 1993. (b) TLS, Oct. 6, 1993. (iv) Clavell, James. ALS, Dec. 18, 1992. (v) Cooke, Alistair. 2 TLS, Mar. 3 and 11, 1993. (vi) Holtz, Lou. TLS, Apr. 19, 1993. (vii) Lane, Burton. TLS, Oct. 5, 1993. (viii) Landers, Ann [Eppie Lederer]. TLS, June 14, 1993. (ix) Moynihan, Daniel Patrick. TLS, Nov. 8, 1993. (x) Pelosi, Nancy. ALS, n.d. (xi) Seeger, Pete. ALS, Mar. 1, 1993. (xii) Wright, James C., Jr. ALS, Oct. 31, 1993. b. 1994; includes: [F. 28] (i) Kuralt, Charles. TLS, Jan. 14, 1994. (ii) Landers, Ann [Eppie Lederer]. ANS, signed "Eppie," Oct. 31, 1994. (iii) Sawyer, Diane. TLS, Mar. 17, 1994. (iv) Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. TLS, apr. 26, 1994. (v) Van Buren, Abigail. TLS, Jan. 25, 1994. (vi) Waxman, Harry A. TLS, June 10, 1994. c. 1995; includes: [F. 29] (i) Carlisle Hart, Kitty. ALS, Jan. 16, 1995. (ii) Manchester, William. TLS, Jan. 7, 1995. (iii) Moynihan, Daniel Patrick. 2 TLS, Oct. 17 and Dec. 16, 1995. (iv) Nader, Ralph. TLS, June 19, 1995.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 109 of 133 d. 1980, "Current." [F. 30] 7. Reader reactions to end of Sunday "Observer" column, 1988. [F. 31] Box25 8. Congratulatory letters re: RB's Pulitzer Prize, 1979. [F. 1-3] 9. Miscellaneous letters, arranged chronologically. a. 1964-1969. [F. 4-5] b. 1970; includes: [F. 6] (i) Cronkite, Walter. TLS, Dec. 30, 1969; with RB's response. C. 1971-1974. [F. 7-10] d. 1975; includes: [F. 11] (i) Wolfe, Tom. ALS, n.d. e. 1976-1977. [F. 12-13] f. 1982-1983; includes: [F. 14] (i) Angell, Roger. TLS, Apr. 2, 1983. 10. Atwood, Bill, 1971-1972. [F. 15] 11. Baker, Russell; CTL to Nora Ephron, 2 p., Mar. 23, 1976. [F. 16] 12. Buchwald, Art, 1962-1977; several TLS, 1 ALS. [F. 17] 13. Congdon, Don, 1968-1983. [F. 18] 14. Congdon, Thomas B., Jr., 1968-1983. [F. 19] 15. Fried, Barbara, 1971-1973. [F. 20] 16. Gasnick, Jack, 1981-1982. [F. 21] 17. Halberstam, David (mostly photocopies); includes: [F. 22] a. TLS, Aug. 18 and Dec. 8, 1968. 18. Harrelson, James, 1965-1966. [F. 23] 19. Lewis, Anthony, 1962-1982. [F. 24] 20. Lukacs, John; TLS, Dec. 14, 1981; copy ofletter from RB. [F. 25] 21. Nolan, Martin, 1970, 1973, 1981. [F. 26] 22. Oakes, John B., 1962-1973. [F. 27] 23. Stokes, Hester, 1968. [F. 28] 24. Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1962-1965. [F. 29] 25. Sulzberger, S. 0., 1964-1982. [F. 30] 26. Vancour, Sander; ANS, Feb. 2, 1982; copy ofletter from RB. [F. 31] 27. New York Times. a. "Letters from Times Brass," 1962-1982. [F. 32] b. "Folk," 1968-1983, includes: [F. 33] (i) Talese, Gay. TLS, Mar. 18, 1982. C. Letters re: "Lawyers for Cars" column, June-July 1983. [F. 34] d. Letters re: "Observer" column's 21st birthday, July 1983. [F. 35] 28. "Friends, fellow journalists, acquaintances, nabobs," 1981-1982.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 110 of 133 [F. 36-37] 29. "Family," letters received, 1982. [F. 38] 30. "Zaydenberg," letters to and from woman, 1967-1969. [F. 39] 31. Request from teacher at Bracken County High School, Brooksville, KY; TLS, Aug. 24, 1995. [F. 40] 32. "Public figures," 1983. [F. 41] 33. "Non-routing letters," 1983. [F. 42] 34. "Sulzberger family," 1983. [F. 43] 35. Yaskall, Stacy, 1971-1983. [F. 44] B. Professional. 1. Request to stop Sunday "Observer" column, Oct. 23, 1987; with Nov. 5 response. [F. 45] 2. "Three Men on an Eagle," memo, Mar. 14, 1988. [F. 46] 3. "Last Call," re: narrating documentary, 2002 [F. 47] 4. "Change of Address," 1980. [F. 48] 5. "New York Times People," 1980; includes: [F. 49] a. Lewis, Flora. TLS, Apr. 10, 1980. 6. "Awards," 1 invitation and decline, 1980. [F. 50] 7. "Wake Forest Honorary Degree," 1980. [F. 51] 8. "List of Special Interest Letters," 1980. [F. 52] 9. "PEN Syndicated Fiction Project," 1983. [F. 53] 10. Article requests from various publications, 1962-197 5. [F. 54-55] 11. "American Heritage Magazine," 1964-1969; includes: [F. 56] (i) McCullough, David. 5 TLS, 1964. 12. "The Guardian," 2 TLS re: review, 1964. [F. 57] 13. '"D' letters," 1966-1979. [F. 58] 14. "Saturday Evening Post." a. Re: columns, 1964-1968. [F. 59] b. Re: "The Making of the President," 1968. [F. 60] 15. "Show Magazine," 4 TLS inquiring re: columns, 1963. [F. 61] 16. "Theatre Arts Magazine," TLS, Feb. 26, 1963. [F. 62] 17. "Think Magazine," TLS and CTL, 1976. 18. "Venture Magazine," 4 TLS re: column, 1963. 19. "Washington Monthly Magazine ()," 1968-1978. [F. 63] 20. Letters re: samples for Pulitzer Prize, 1978. [F. 64] 21. "Editors, Publishers, Colleagues, Friends, Agents," 1958-1961. [F. 65] 22. Re: writings by RB; includes legal, financial, and professional material. a. POOR RUSSELL'S ALMANAC. Box26 (i) Letters, including items from publisher Tom Condgon and agent Don Congdon, 1971. [F. 1]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 111 of 133 (ii) Re: reissue, 1991. [F. 2] b. THE UPSIDE DOWN MAN, legal correspondence and contract, 1976, 1979. [F. 3] c. "Home Again," musical. (i) "," 1976; includes TLS from Saks, Sep. 24, 1976, and copies ofletters from RB. [F. 4] (ii) Miscellaneous, 1976-1979. [F. 5] (iii) Re: royalties, May 1, 1979. [F. 6] d. GROWING UP; letters with Houghton Mifflin Co., 1986- 1987. [F. 7] e. THE GOOD TIMES. (i) Letters, 1988-1990. [F. 8] (ii) Expense accounts, 1990-1991. [F. 9] (iii) "Readers Digest," TLS and book excerpt. [F. 10] (iv) "Publicity travel," includes letters, schedules, receipts, 1989. [F. 11] f. RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR. (i) Letters, 1993-1994; includes letter from Maiy Cunnane ofW. W. Norton. [F. 12] (ii) Jacket designs. 23. Re: "Masterpiece Theatre." a. Baker, Russell. TL to Alistair Cooke, Mar. 8, 1993. [F. 13] b. Press release re: RB becoming new host. c. Letters from colleagues and friends re: RB's debut [F. 14] 24. "Lee Guber - Music Fair," 1968-1969. [F. 15] 25. "Nantucketers," 1968-1972; includes: [F. 16] a. Benchley, Nathaniel. (i) ANS, Feb. 1972. (ii) ANS, Aug. 1972. (iii) TLS, Mar. 9, 1968. b. Benchley, Peter. ALS, Dec. 15, no year. 26. "," copy of July 20, 1964 TLS sent by Ben Benjamin re: "The Spy In G Flat." [F. 17] 27. Theater offers for RB to write shows, 1965-1979. [F .18] 28. "Honors Awarded," 1968-1969. [F. 19] 29. "Ivory Towers and Soreheads," reader mail, 1970. [F. 20] 30. "Johns Hopkins Magazine," Oct. 1970. [F. 21] 31. "Holiday Magazine," 1964-1967. [F. 22] 32. "TV and Radio Offers," 1963-1972. [F. 23] 33. "Atheneum Press," 1967-1972. [F. 24] 34. "McGraw-Hill Publishers," 1977-1978 .. [F. 25] 35. "Lippincott Publishers," 1964-1967; 1970. [F. 26] 36. "Knopf," re: "An American In Washington," 1964. [F. 27]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 112 of 133 37. "Doubleday Publishing," 1967-1973. [F. 28] 38. "Congdon and Lattes," re: publishing RB's books, 1980. [F. 29] 39. "Books and Publishers, Misc.," 1962-1974. [F. 30] 40. "Talking Books," 1964-1968. [F. 31] 41. Three letters from publishers, 1988-1989. [F. 32] 42. Reprint requests received, 1962-1978. [F. 33] 43. "92nd Street Y.," June 7, 1989. [F. 34] 44. "Audit Bureau of circulations; NY Times," Nov. 16, 1989. [F. 35] 45. "Garden Club of VA," Oct. 17, 1996. [F. 36] 46. "NY Times speech," Jan. 14, 1991. [F. 37] 47. "Fredericksburg Reading Group," Oct. 18, 1991. [F. 38] 48. "Atheneum Fundraiser," Aug. 24, 1997. [F. 39] 49. "Polk Award," Apr. 1999. [F. 40] 50. "WETA Fundraiser," Apr. 19, 1999; includes holograph note re: appearance on the Charlie Rose television show, Apr. 13, 1999. [F. 41] 51. "WGBH Fundraiser, Boston," Apr. 24-25, 1999. [F. 42] 52. "Tony Lucas speech, NY City," May 1, 1999. [F. 43] 53. "Key West Literary Seminar," Jan. 12-16, 2000 and 2001. [F. 44] 54. "Princeton lecture," Oct. 16, 2000. [F. 45] 55. "Loudoun County Day," Oct. 25, 2001. [F. 46] 56. "Johns Hopkins University Writing Fund show," Nov. 2, 2001. [F. 47] 57. "Teachers speech, Baltimore," Nov. 16, 2001. [F. 48] 58. "Albany - SUNY Writers Institute," Apr. 25, 2002. [F. 49] 59. "Gould Commencement," May 31, 2003. [F. 50] 60. "Culpepper Library," May 2, 2004. [F. 51] 61. "Johns Hopkins," re: Peabody Library event, May 8, 2004. [F. 52] 62. "Ric Burns," producer of PBS series "American West," narrated by RB, 1995. [F. 53] 63. "Harvey Ginsberg at William Morrow & Co. Publishers," 1991- 1995. [F. 54] 64. "The Fifties," 2 TLS re: column, 1998. [F. 55] 65. "Nantucket: The Homestead Expansion," 2001. [F. 56] 66. "Pulitzer," 1989 selections for fiction award. [F. 57] 67. Invitations, 1965-1967. [F. 58] 68. Fan mail to and re: RB, 1989. [F. 59] 69. Oliphant cartoon (pencil sketch) sent to RB, n.d. [F. 60] 70. Four unanswered letters, 1976-1978. [F. 61] 71. "Newspaper Book Letters: Editing," 1988-1989. [F. 62] 72. Speaking invitations. a. 1962-1966. [F. 63] b. 1967-1977. [F. 64]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 113 of 133 c. 1980-1983 (mostly negative replies). [F. 65] d. 1994-1995. [F. 66] 73. Fan mail re: Time cover and profile; Pulitzer; 1979. [F. 67] 74. "Town Hall Speech, Pittsburgh"; RB cancelled speech; 1979. [F. 68] 75. "PEN Syndicated Fiction Project," 1983. [F. 69] 76. "How To Punctuate" column for International Paper Co.; includes manuscript and letters; 1984. [F. 70] 77. Reader mail re: "Doctor of the Interior" New York Times column, Sep. 1981; includes: [F. 71] a. Ferrer, Jose. ANS. 78. American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters. a. Re: RB joining Academy, 1984. [F. 72] b. Howells Medal Committee, 1989. [F. 73] 79. "Yale University, Howland Lecture," 2 TLS (1 copy); May 18 and June 5, 1989. [F. 74] 80. "Knight Center for Specialized Journalism," re: RB joining National Advisory Board, 1987. [F. 75]

V. Printed Material. Box27 A. Baltimore Sun articles by RB. 1. 1948. [Env. 1] 2. 1949. a. Jan.-July. [Env. 2] b. Aug.-Dec. [Env. 3] 3. 1950. a. Jan.-Aug. [Env. 4] b. Sep.-Dec. [Env. 5] 4. 1951. a. Jan.-Feb; Nov.-Dec. [Env. 6] b. Clips re: "Tunnel Joe"; Confederate veterans. [Env. 7] 5. 1952. a. Re: grammar. [Env. 8] b. Re: Baltimore Transit Co. Strike, Jan. 10-28. [Env. 9] C. General. [Env. 10] B. "Big Moments." [F. 1] C. Magazines. 1. Saturday Evening Post, New York Times Magazine, Life, Show. [F. 2-7] 2. Times Talk magazine, 1960, re: Los Angeles Convention. [F. 8] D. "Home Again," miscellaneous clippings re: play, 1979. [F. 9-10]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 114 of 133 E. "Johns Hopkins" newsletter, Feb. 20, 1987. [F. 11] F. Booklets; most contain RB contributions. [F. 12] Box28 G. New York Times: columns collected in packets from New York Times "morgue" (clippings still in original packet unless noted otherwise). 1. Dec. 1954 - Sep. 1955. [Packets] 2. Oct. 1955 - Sep. 1956. 3. Oct. 1956 - Apr. 1957. 4. May- Dec. 1957. 5. 1958. 6. 1959. 7. Jan. - June 1960. 8. July - Dec. 1960. 9. 1961. 10. 1962. 11. Envelope of 1962 non-column stories. [F. 1] 12. 1962-1963, misc. stories. [Packets] 13. 1963. 14. 1963: non-column stories. 15. Sep. - Dec. 1963. [F. 2] 16. Jan. - June 1964. [Packets] 17. 1964. 18. 1965. 19. 1966. 20. 1967. Box29 21. 1968. 22. 1969. 23. 1970. 24. 1971. 25. 1972. [Note:1973-1979 kept separate for scrapbooks.] 27. 1980. 28. 1981. 29. 1982. 30. 1983. 31. 1984. 32. Jan. - June 1985. 33. July - Dec. 1985. 34. 1986. 35. 1987. 36. 1988. Box 30 37. New York Times non-column clippings; in original packets, 1955- June 1962; includes two issues of Johns Hopkins magazine, 1946.

VI. Notebooks.

\ Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 115 of 133 A. Forty-three spiral-bound reporter's notebooks, fulled with RB's holograph notes, re: events covered, 1954-1968; topics include Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard M. Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, the CIA, space flights, state department affairs, and political campaigns. Typed index of notebooks included in box.

VII. Printed Material (continued). [see also Box 27-30] Box 31 A. Re: "Home Again." [F. l] 1. Articles re: critical and popular reception. 2. Casting; schedules; note re: selections. B. Re: GROWING UP. 1. Research. [F. 2] 2. Publicity and catalogs. [F. 3-4] 3. New York Times articles re: winning Pulitzer for biography, 1983. [F. 5] 4. Clippings and reviews. [F. 6-8] 5. Newspapers with GROWING UP reprints, 1983. [F. 9] 6. "Publicity - Plume," 1990. [F. 10] C. Re: THE GOOD TIMES. 1. Research: 2 p. list of Baltimore Sun people. [F. 11] 2. Reprinted section in Washington Journalism Review. [F. 12] 3. Reviews, 1989. [F. 13-14] 4. Sales charts, 1989. [F. 15] D. Re: RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR. 1. Reviews, 1993. [F. 16] 2. Briefs / dupes. [F. 17] 3. Anthology list. 4. Printout of notes. [F. 18] 5. Norton ideas, notes, corrections. [F. 19] 6. "Mr. Dooley" briefs from proofing. [F. 20] 7. Photocopies of book pages. 8. Discards. [F. 21] E. Publicity re: THERE'S A COUNTRY IN MY CELLAR, 1990. [F. 22] F. Re: "Masterpiece Theatre." 1. "Best Intentions" cast list, synopsis. [F. 23] 2. Items re: RB becoming host. [F. 24-26] 3. Non-reimbursed expenses. [F. 27] 4. Episode titles, 1971-1993. [F. 28] 5. British TV setup. 6. Mobil/ "Masterpiece Theatre" clippings, 1994. [F. 29] G. Times Talk, with Pulitzer Prize article, 1979, May-June. [F. 30] H. "Nieman Reports - Tribute to Harrison E. Salisbury," RB contributed, 1993. [F. 31]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 116 of 133 I. "Honorary Degrees: Columbia and Yale," copied articles, 1991. [F. 32] J. Re: ABOUT MEN, 2 copies ofRB's foreword to book. [F. 33] K. "Garrison Forest School: Baccalaureate Speech," 1983. [F. 34] L. "National Press Club 4th Estate Award," 2 copies of acceptance speech, 11/9/89. [F. 35] M. Printed copies of "Observer" columns. 1. "MX Missile Program" series, 1981. [F. 36] 2. "Grooving with Academe," Sun., June 4, 1978. 3. "Franks and Beans," Nov. 18, 1978. N. 10 articles selected re: New York Times centennial celebrations. [F. 37] 0. Articles re: federal indictment of"Home Again" producers, 1980. [F. 38] P. Article mentioning RB, 1984. [F. 39] Q. American Heritage magazine, tearsheets of RB essay, Oct. 1993. [F. 40] R. Copies of columns re: H. Rap Brown, 1967-1968. S. Yale commencement program; RB received honorary degree; May 27, 1991. [F. 41] T. Re: New York Times. 1. Nantucket articles, 1982 [F. 42] 2. Times Talk magazine. [F. 43] 3. "Arts and Leisure" piece. u. Vineyard Gazette article, original and copy, May 21, 1976. [F. 44] V. Esquire article, "The Flag," by RB. [F. 45] w. Interview with RB by Nora Ephron, 1975. X. Vanity Fair, tearsheets with photograph of RB and comments by David Halberstam, Sep. 1997. [F. 46] Y. Articles and items (mostly re: RB retiring from "Observer" column and hosting "Masterpiece Theatre"), 1993, 1998. [F. 47] z. Re: SO THIS IS DEPRAVITY. [F. 48] AA. Re: "The Mystique of Modern Art," 1983. BB. Re: "The Upside Down Man," 1977. cc. RB profiles. 1. Time magazine, 1979. [F. 49] 2. People magazine, 1982. DD. RB biography/obituary material; 1980-1997. [F. 50] EE. "List: Top 100 Works of U.S. Journalism of the 20th Century," RB ranks #60 with "Franks and Beans." [F. 51] FF. Article re: Robert Penn Warren's death. [F. 52] GG. "Humor verse backup ( copy)," includes "Soupsongs" by Roy Blount Jr. Box32 HH. "President Eisenhower 1959 World Tour" (RB was correspondent in White House Press Pool). 1. Various news conference transcripts. [F. 1-2] 2. Schedules. [F. 2] 3. Press pool reports.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 117 of 133 4. RB's expense account statement. [F. 3] 5. Memorabilia - booklets, programs. [F. 4; Env. 1] 6. Press passes; tickets. [Env. 2-3] II. Political bumper stickers. [Env. 4] JJ. Interesting cards/ invitations - press souvenirs. [Env. 5] KK. Re: Queen Elizabeth H's coronation,1953; includes booklets, printed souvenir items. [F. 5-6] LL. Re: trips to Europe. 1. 1961. [F. 7] 2. 1970. [F. 8] MM. Newspaper items and programs, 1980s, 1990s, 2001. [F. 9] NN. The New York Times, issue dated Sep. 12, 2001. [F. 10] 00. Assorted play programs/ playbills from shows attended by RB, ca. 1940s- 1970s.

VII. Subject Files. All files transferred from RB' s original folders with original headings retained when possible; may includes printed materials; correspondence, photographs, manuscripts and notes; financial materials. Box 33 A. "Humor Academy," includes: [F. 1] 1. Buchwald, Art. a. TLS, Nov. 28, 1990. b. TLS, Dec. 5, 1990. B. "Duke Fellows In Communications Policy," program, 1975. [F. 2] C. "1990," re: THERE'S A COUNTRY IN MY CELLAR [F. 3] D. "1991," re: RB'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR [F. 4] E. "1992," re: miscellaneous. [F. 5] F. "Personal," includes: [F. 6] 1. RB' s high school varsity sports certificate. 2. Copy of report card. 3. 1996 newspaper. G. "1984," re: "The Rescue of Miss Yaskall." [F. 7] H. "W. Colston Leigh, Inc.," re: speeches, lecture circuit, 1967-1977 [F. 8] I. "Home Again," musical, letters re: second draft and notes, 1976. [F. 9] J. "Alfred Drake," correspondence, 1969-1970. [F. 10] K. "POOR RUSSELL'S ALMANAC." 1. Correspondence and legal material, 1981. [F. 11] 2. Royalties, contract and correpsondence, 1970-1979. [F. 16] 3. Correspondence, printed material, photographs, 1981. [F. 27] L. "Ben Camardi: GROWING UP, Harold Matson," 1995. [F. 12] M. "Dramatists Guild," 1975-1987 [F. 13] N. "Time Line - Contemporary/ Congdon And Weed Publishers," 1985. [F. 14] 0. "Light Verse From FIRST APPROACH by Mary Cunnane," 1984. [F. 15]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 118 of 133 P. "Charles Horne," correspondence and legal material, 1970. [F. 17] Q. "13 Days To Broadway," contract letters. [F. 18] R. "James Harrelson Project," 1965. [F. 19] s. "Harper's Bazaar Interview," 1975. [F. 20] T. "GROWING UP." 1. "Detailed Results," 1977-1984. [F. 21] 2. Various items, 1981. [F. 36] u. "WQXR: 1988," includes RB's five commentaries. [F. 22] V. "Academy Of Achievement," 1995. [F. 23] w. "SO THIS IS DEPRAVITY." 1. Permission request; table of contents; index. [F. 24] 2. Correspondence and printed items. [F. 25] 3. Contract, correspondence, and printed items, 1980. [F. 26] X. Re: Y askell. 1. "Yaskell Project," requests to New York Times for permission; contracts; correspondence; 1983. [F. 28] 2. "The Rescue of Miss Y askell," miscellaneous. [F. 37] Y. "Project: Coleman And Fried 'boxes'," 1981. [F. 29] z. "Awards: Horatio Alger," 1979 (includes RB letters declining offer).[F.30] AA. Re: "Brownbuggy It To Buckingham," New York Times Magazine, Jan. 1, 1989; correspondence. [F. 31] BB. "Mark Twain Memorial," 1993. [F. 33] cc. "American Academy Of Arts And Sciences," 1993. [F. 34] DD. "RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR." 1. Author lists. [F. 35] 2. Permissions. [F. 50] EE. "Pulitzer Prize." 1. RB's election to Board; includes photograph, 1985. [F. 38] 2. "Chahman Business," includes photograph, 1993-1994. [F. 39] 3. "Board Meeting: Nov. 1990," includes photograph. [F. 40] 4. 1991, Spring meeting minutes. [F. 41] 5. 1992 Fall lists, rules, memos. [F. 42] 6. 1990 April meeting minutes. [F. 43] 7. "Willie Horton," 1988. [F. 44] 8. "Prize Board," correspondence, 1993. [F. 45] 9. "Keep," notes, memos, etc. [F. 46] 10. "Pulitzer Prize 75 th Anniversary," Sept 22, 1991. [F. 47] 11. Items re: RB winning prize for commentary, 1979. [F. 48] 12. Jury items, 1981. [F. 49] FF. "Johns Hopkins Reunion," May 1-3, 1997. [F. 51] GG. "Lookback." [F. 52] HH. "Duke University Press," 1975. [F. 53] II. "Obituary Book," RB wrote foreword; TS pages, printed items,

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 119 of 133 correspondence; Aug. 1996. [F. 54] JJ. Masterpiece Theatre. 1. "Masterpiece Theatre Files," printed items, photographs, 1993. [F. 32] 2. Feb. 2001. [F. 55] 3. "Travel," Dec. 2001. 4. "Trollope." [F. 56] 5. "Innocents." 6. "Farewell," Oct. 3, 2003. 7. "Directors Club Talk: Louisville, KY," May 19, 1994. KK. Subject files regarding various RB speaking engagements; many include expense receipts. 1. "Symphony Space: Humor," April 20, 1994. [F. 57] 2. "Leesburg Courthouse Centennial," April 24, 1994. [F. 58] 3. "Anti-Defamation League, NY May 24, 1994. [F. 59] 4. "Houston Inprint speech," March 10, 1995. [F. 60] 5. "Academy Of Achievement," June 1, 1995. [F. 61] 6. "Freedom Forum TV Taping: Washington, D.C.," Sep. 20, 1995. [F. 62] 7. "Johns Hopkins Writing Seminars Anniversary," Sep. 25, 1997. [F. 63] 8. "Winokur Dinner: Iowa City," Nov. 14, 1997. [F. 64] 9. "YMHA," Nov. 18, 1997. 10. "Silurians," Dec. 18, 1997. 11. "PBS Charlottesville," May 1988. [F. 65] 12. "Johns Hopkins: Scholarships - TV," Sep. 15, 1998. 13. "McGrory Celebration," Nov. 5, 1998. 14. "Stanford," Jan. 17-24, 1999. [F. 66] Box34 15. "Allentown, PA," Oct. 27, 1967. [F. 1] 16. "Univ. Of California: Humor And Politics," Nov. 8, 1967. 17. "Publicity And Travel," Feb. 23, 1968. 18. "Patent Lawyers Lecture," Mar. 15, 1968. 19. "Ridgewood, NJ: Adults Expenses," Apr. 24, 1968. 20. "Nightingale Bamford School," includes ticket and program; June 6, 1968. [F. 2] 21. "Univ. Of Pittsburgh," Sep. 11, 1968. 22. "Jacksonville State, AL," Sep. 18, 1968. 23. "Univ. Of Rochester, NY," Sep. 20, 1968. 24. "Brown Univ.," Dec. 9, 1968. 25. "CW Post, Long Island," Oct. 10, 1968. [F. 3] 26. "Allegheny College, PA," Oct. 29, 1968. 27. "La Salle College, PA," Nov. 8, 1968. 28. "Bentley College, MA," Nov. 11, 1968.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 120 of 133 29. "Fox Chapel Town Hall, Pittsburgh, PA," Nov. 14, 1968. 30. "Friends Of Claremont Colleges, Los Angeles, CA," Nov. 18, 1968. [F.4] 31. "San Joaquin Valley Town Hall, Fresno, CA," Nov. 19, 1968. 32. "National Council Jewish Women. Woodmere, Long Island and Five Star Forum," Nov. 26, 1968. 33. "Eastfield League Celebrity Series, San Jose, CA," Nov. 20, 1968. 34. "San Marino Celebrity Series, San Gabirel, CA," Nov. 21, 1968. [F. 5] 35. "Nevada Southern Univ.," Nov: 22, 1968. 36. "Univ. Of Missouri," Dec. 4, 1968. 37. "The Friendly Forum, Dallas, TX," Dec. 6, 1968. 38. "Lasell Jr. College," Jan 6, 1969. 39. "College Of The Holy Cross, Worcester, MA," Jan. 30, 1969. [F. 6] 40. "Princeton," Feb. 12, 1969. 41. "Phoenix Executive Club, AZ," Feb. 17, 1969. 42. "Boeing Management Club, Wichita, KS," Feb. 18, 1969. 43. "Chase Manhattan Bank, NY," Feb. 26, 1969. 44. "Phillips Exeter Academy," March 2, 1969. 45. "National Council Of Jewish Women, West Orange, NJ," Mar. 12, 1969. [F. 7] 46. "Johns Hopkins Univ.," Mar. 20, 1969. 47. "Manor Club, Pelham, NY," Mar. 25, 1969. 48. "Central Michigan Univ., Mt. Pleasant, MI," Apr. 24, 1969. 49. "Edinboro St. College, PA," Apr. 24, 1969. 50. "St. Peters College, Jersey City, NJ," May 20, 1969. 51. "George School," June 6, 1969. [F. 8] 52. "Hamilton College," June 8, 1969. 53. "Society Of Architects, Pittsburgh, PA," Sep. 25, 1969. 54. "National Office Products Assoc., Chicago, IL," Sep. 26, 1969. 55. "St. Thomas Church," Oct. 22, 1969. 56. "Monmouth College, W. Long Branch, NJ," Oct. 28, 1969. 57. "Beaver College, Glenside PA," Nov. 11, 1969. [F. 9] 58. "Polly Grimes Lecture Series, Denver And Boulder, CO," Nov. 17- 18, 1969. 59. "Winter Night Club, Colorado Springs, CO," Nov. 17, 1969. 60. "Town Hall Monterey Institute," Nov. 19, 1969. 61. "Hadley Memorial Fund," Kennett Sq. PA," Dec. 2, 1969. 62. "National Assoc. Of Mutual Savings Banks," Dec. 2, 1969. 63. "Cedar Crest College, Allentown, PA," Dec. 3, 1969. [F. 1O] 64. "Main Line Forum, Philadelphia, PA," Jan. 7, 1970. 65. "The Hill School, Pittstown, PA," Feb. 1, 1970.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 121 of 133 66. "Mitchell And Hutchins, NY," Feb. 2, 1970. 67. "Millersville State College, PA," Mar. 18, 1970. 68. "Boulder Conference," Mar. 29, 1970. 69. "Adult Educational Council, Springfield, MA," Apr. 15, 1970. [F. 11] 70. "O.D.K. Dinner, Cleveland, OH," Apr. 30, 1970. 71. "Accountants Club," NY," May 31, 1970. 72. "New England Librmy Assoc., Portsmouth, NH," Oct. 10, 1970. 73. "Terminix, Las Vegas," Oct. 15, 1970. 74. "Norfolk Forum," Nov. 10, 1970. 75. "Summit Atheneum, NJ," Nov. 12, 1970. [F. 12] 76. "Tufts Univ.," Nov. 16, 1970. 77. "Wabash College, IN," Dec. 3, 1970. 78. "Wash. D.D. Bar Assoc.," Dec. 5, 1970. 79. "Poynter Fellowship, Yale," Apr. 12-14, 1971. 80. "Montreal Leacock Lecture," Oct. 1, 1971. 81. "Hutton - I. Boston Lecture," Oct. 26, 1971. [F. 13] 82. "Hutton - II. Atlanta Lecture," Oct. 28, 1971. 83. "Hutton - III. Chicago Lecture," Nov. 11, 1971. 84. "Chemical Society, Washington," Dec. 7, 1971. 85. "Englewood Lecture, NJ," Jan. 12, 1972. 86. "Miss Porter School," Feb. 19, 1972. 87. "IBM Lecture, Wash. D.C.," Dec. 27, 1972. [F. 14] 88. "Princeton," April 18, 1972. 89. "Johnson And Johnson, New Brunswick, NJ," April 19, 1972. 90. "GT&E Lecture," May 17, 1972. 91. "EF Hutton Lecture, Los Angeles," Sep. 15, 1972. 92. "Doubleday, NY," Oct. 12, 1972. 93. "St. Francis College, PA," Oct. 17, 1972. [F. 15] 94. "US Trust Co., NY," Nov. 14, 1972. 95. "ANPA Speech," April 23, 1973. 96. "Harvard Atherton Lecture," May 13, 1974. 97. "Social Workers, NY City," May 31, 197 4. 98. "Ford Foundation Convocation, Chicago," Sept. 28, 1974. 99. "Penny-Missouri Lecture, NY," Nov. 6, 1974. [F. 16] 100. "Univ. Of Rochester," NY," Nov. 12, 1974. 101. "Sulzberger Lecture, NY," Jan. 6, 1975. 102. "United Teachers, Rochester, NY," Feb. 8, 1975. 103. "Duke Fellowship," Feb.-April, 1975. 104. "Bucknell Univ.," April 8, 1975. 105. "Marquette," April 27, 1974. [F. 17] 106. "IBM, Kingstown, NY," Sept. 30, 1975. 107. "Magazine Publishers Assoc., Williamsburg, VA," Oct. 22, 1975.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 122 of 133 108. "Johns Hopkins Eisenhower Symposium," Oct. 22, 1975. 109. "Dinner Talk - John Jay Scholars, Columbia Univ.," Oct. 28, 1975. 110. "Drew Univ., Madison, NJ," Dec. 8, 1975. 111. "Johnson And Johnson, NY Waldorf," Dec. 9, 1975. [F. 18] 112. "Bronxville League For Service," March 16, 1976. 113. "Harrison Jewish Community Center," March 23, 1976. 114. "Tulane Univ.," March 27, 1976. 115. "Yale Univ.," March 31, 1976. 116. "Union College, Schenectady, NY," April 5, 1976. 117. "St. Johns College (MN) Commencement," May 23, 1976. [F. 19] 118. "Solomon Partners '21' Club," Sept. 30, 1976. 119. "Cleveland Town Hall," Oct. 13, 1976. 120. "Crossley Poll Luncheon: Yale Club," Oct. 14, 1976. 121. "Guild Dinner, Chicago," Oct. 28, 1976. 122. "Palm Springs, CA," Nov. 6, 1976. 123. "Chase Manhattan '21' Club," Dec. 14, 1976. [F. 20] 124. "Emergency Civil Liberties Union, NY," Dec. 17, 1976. 125. "New Orleans - American Bankers Assoc.," Feb. 7, 1977. 126. "Westinghouse Corp., Pittsburgh, PA," March 1, 1977. 127. "Hartford CT: Society of Security Analysts," March 23, 1977. 128. "NY Univ. Law Alumni," March 30, 1977. 129. "Univ. Of New Hampshire," April 27, 1977. [F. 21] 130. "TV: Friends," April 30, 1977. 131. "Funny Business In America: New School," May 3, 1977. 132. "Las Vegas," May 17, 1977. 133. "General Foods, Rye, NY," May 31, 1977. 134. "NMRI Bal Harbour, FL," June 4, 1977. 135. "Grocery Manufacturers Of America, W. VA," June 21, 1977. [F. 22] 136. "National Council Of Jewish Women, Long Is.," Sept. 20, 1977. 137. "Trinity College, Hartford, CT," Oct. 26, 1977. 138. "National Electrical Manufacturers Assoc., San Francisco," Oct. 31, 1977. 139. "Hamilton College, Clinton, NY," Nov. 9, 1977. 140. "County Medical Assoc., Alameda, CA," Nov. 15, 1977. 141. "European Travel Commission, NY, Waldorf," Nov. 17, 1977. [F. 23] 142. "Xerox Management Assoc., Rochester, NY," Nov. 17, 1977. 143. "YMHA, NY," Nov. 30, 1977. 144. "Junior League Of Toledo," Feb. 2, 1978. 145. "Central KY Series, Lexington," Feb. 28, 1978. 146. "Blyth Eastman: Tarpon Springs, FL," March 4, 1978. 147. "Am. Assoc. Of University Women, Atlantic City," March 11,

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 123 of 133 1978. [F. 24] 148. "Motor Equipment Manufacturers, Chicago," March 14, 1978. 149. "Advertising Research Foundation, Boston," April 5, 1978. 150. "Cigar Assoc. Of America, Miami Beach," April 9, 1978. 151. "Farber Center Auxiliary, Boston," April 18, 1978. 152. "Kansas City: American Assoc. For The History Of Medicine," May 12, 1978. 153. "White Plains: Contract," May 17, 1978. [F. 25] 154. "Mid Atlantic Health Convention, Atlantic City," May 18, 1978. 155. "National Ski Areas Assoc., Lake Tahoe, NV," May 23, 1978. 156. "Manhattanville College, Purchase, NY," Oct. 4, 1978. 157. "National Advertising Research Fund, NY," Oct. 16, 1978. 158. "NJ School Boards Assoc., Atlantic City," Oct. 26, 1978. 159. "Monmouth College, NJ," Oct. 31, 1978. [F. 26] 160. "Haverford College," Nov. 19-20, 1981. 161. "Town Hall, Pittsburgh, PA," Dec. 1, 1981. 162. "Book Travelers Assoc. (No Fee) NY City," Dec. 4, 1981. 163. "Playwrights Horizons," 1981. 164. "American Express," Feb. 26, 1982. 165. "Arby's, Phoenix, AZ," April 22, 1982. [F. 27] 166. "IBM Series - Bermuda," April 30, May 5-8, 1982. 167. "Council For A Beautiful Israel" (program only), May 11, 1982. 168. "NY Public Library," May 27, 1982. 169. "Capital Tiger Bay Club, Tallahassee, FL," Sept. 11, 1982. 170. "NY State Utilities Executives Conference, Cooperstown," Sept. 21, 1982. 171. "Seton Hill College, PA," Nov. 17, 1982. [F. 28] 172. "General Contractors OfNY," Dec. 4, 1982. 173. "Greenbriar - IBM Executives," Jan. 20, 1983. 174. "Book And Author, Orlando," March 5, 1983. 175. "American Assoc. Of Advertising Agencies, NY City," May 5, 1983. 176. "Letter: National Resources Defence Council Award," May 16, 1983. 177. "Garrison Forest Commencement," June 4, 1983. [F. 29] 178. "ABA Convention, Dallas," June 5-6, 1983. 179. "Magazine Publishers Assoc., Bermuda," Oct. 16-19, 1983. 180. "Rappahannock Book And Author, VA," Oct. 21, 1983. 181. "Newspaper Advertising Bureau," Jan. 9, 1984. 182. "American Place Reading, Program," May 14, 1984. 183. "Twain Reading," letter, May 15, 1984. [F. 30] 184. "Johns Hopkins - Steve Allen," Sept. 22, 1984. 185. "Boca Raton," Sept. 15, 1984.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 124 of 133 186. "William Patterson College," Oct. 30, 1984. 187. "San Francisco Library," Nov. 8, 1984. 188. "Book Travelers," Nov. 30, 1984. 189. "Charleston W. VA,"March 19, 1985. [F. 31] 190. "Writers Voice, NY City," Oct. 11, 1985. 191. "Columbia Journalism Alumni," Nov. 13, 1985. 192. "BOMC Lecture," March 4, 1986. 193. "Family Therapy, Washington, D.C.," March 21, 1986. 194. "Bluemont Library Reading," April 27, 1986. 195. "Loudon Library," Sept. 17, 1986. [F. 32] 196. "Outlands Speech," Sept. 25, 1986. 197. "Writing Seminars," Feb. 20, 1987. 198. "Hood College," Feb. 2, 1988. 199. "Johns Hopkins Talk," May 12, 1988. LL. "THE GOOD TIMES Promotion," 1989. [F. 33] MM. "NAL Promotion," 1990-1992. NN. "Life THE GOOD TIMES Excerpt," 1989. 00. "Baltimore Sun." 1. Printed articles, correspondence, copy of speech; 1986-1988. [F. 34] 2. Miscellaneous printed material and correspondence. [F. 35] PP. "London." 1. Notes and letters, 1953. [F. 36] 2. Re: coronationofQueenElizabethII, 1953. [F. 37] QQ. "Newspaper Book," 1986. [F. 38] RR. "1954 Denver White House Souvenirs" (printed items; RB was in press pool). [F. 39] SS. "Edwin James," printed material and copies from books. [F. 40] TT. "Ed Young." [F. 41] UU. "LBJ," printed material, correspondence, copies. [F. 42] VV. "Nixon: 1960 Campaign," includes coverage samples, itineraries, Nixon speeches with RB' s notes; with note by RB, "good material of Nixon at his worst." [F. 43] WW. "1968 Lecture Bureau," correspondence, lists, schedules. [F. 44] Box 35 xx. "RB On Humor - Dramatists Guild Magazine," 1968. [F. 1] YY. "Weird Stuff," typed pages and clippings. [F. 2] zz. "Magazines: Life," letters, printed material, manuscript copies, 1964-1969. [F. 3] AAA. "Ladies Home Journal," correspondence, 1964-1966. [F. 4] BBB. "POOR RUSSELL'S ALMANAC," reviews, correspondence, promotional material, 1972. [F. 5] CCC. "Poetry Promotion," 1986. [F. 6] DDD. "Poetry - Futures," correspondence, copies, printed material, 1986-1987.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 125 of 133 [F. 7] EEE. "Poetry," notes and letters, 1986-1987. [F. 8] FFF. "London Trip: 1970," booklets, programs, miscellaneous. [F. 9] GGG. "Europe: 1966," booklets, programs, miscellaneous. [F. 10] HHH. "Harpers Bazaar," re: article, March 1975. [F. 11] III. "Special Magazines," correspondence, manuscripts, 1965. [F. 12] JJJ. "Life Magazine," 1969. [F. 13] KKK. "Curiosities." [F. 14] LLL. "Magazines: Washington," manuscripts, Feb. 1976. [F. 15] MMM. "Baltimore Magazine," manuscripts, Oct. 1973. [F. 16] NNN. "Specials," correspondence, manuscripts, 1976. [F. 17] 000. "Mencken Show," correspondence, manuscripts, 1984. [F. 18] PPP. "Baltimore Orioles," re: tickets. [F. 19] QQQ. "Baltimore City College: Class of 1942." [F. 20] RRR. Re: various RB speaking engagements (continued) and honorary degrees for RB. 1. "Long Island Univ. Honorary Degree," June 1, 1992. [F. 21] 2. "Yale Degree," May 27, 1991. [F. 22] 3. "Columbia Honorary Degree," May 15, 1991. [F. 23] 4. "American Academy And Institute Of Arts And Letters," 1984, includes: [F. 24] a. Schslesinger, Arthur M., Jr. TLS, Jan. 18, 1984. 5. "Rutgers Honorary Degree," May 25, 1989. [F. 25] 6. "Hood College Honorary Degree," March 21, 1988. 7. "Literary Lions: NY Public Library," Nov. 11, 1985. [F. 26] 8. "NYU Award," Oct. 25, 1983. [F. 27] 9. "Silurians Prize Speech," May 17, 1977. [F. 28] 10. "Princeton Honorary Degree," June 10, 1969. [F. 29] 11. "Miller Center Event," April 15, 1997. [F. 30] 12. "Winchester Library Talk," Feb. 22, 1989. 13. "New York Times Lectures," March 30, 1989. 14. "Thurber Lecture," April 5, 1989. [F. 31] 15. "Univ. of Virginia," April 17, 1989. 16. "American Booksellers Assoc. (ABA)," June 5, 1989.

17. "Academy," re: "Soviet/ American Humor Exchange," Oct. 11, 1989. [F.32] 18. "National Press Club Award (4th Estate Award)," Nov. 9, 1989. 19. "Loyola College," March 7, 1990. 20. "Yale - Award," March 27, 1990. [F. 33] 21. "University Of Miami," May 11, 1990. [F. 34] 22. "Literary Volunteers - Beaumont Reading," May 14, 1990.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 126 of 133 23. "NY Newspaper Publicity Assoc.," Sept. 10, 1990. 24. "Chicago Lecture," Sept. 20-22, 1990. [F. 35] 25. "92nd Street Y.," Oct. 6, 1991. 26. "NY School Volunteer Program - Reading," Nov. 18, 1991. 27. "Writers Voice Reading," April 3, 1992. (F. 36] 28. "Brearley School Charity Appearance," April 21, 1992. 29. "Thurber House," Dec. 5, 1992. [F. 37] 30. "Miss Porter's School Speech," April 30, 1993. 31. "American Academy of Achievement Award," June 24-26, 1993. 32. "Mencken Talk at Pratt Library," Sept. 11, 1993. [F. 38] 33. "Writers Voice, Fred Busch," Oct. 1, 1993. [F. 39] 34. "Mark Twain Speech," March 18, 1994. [F. 40] sss. Miscellaneous files re: various subjects. 1. GROWING UP publicity tour schedules, 1982. [F. 41] 2. "Home Again" performance schedule, 1979. [F. 42] 3. THE GOOD TIMES, list of complimentary copy recipients. [F. 43] 4. Television interview schedule, July 11, 1976. [F. 44] 5. SO THIS IS DEPRAVITY blurbs from well-known people; includes copies, publicity, correspondence, 1980. [F. 45] 6. Resumes ofRB's secretaries Virginia Piccolo and Patty Tobias. [F. 46] 7. Tax deduction material, in connection with book, ca. 1959. [F. 47] 8. Amazon.com listings of RB' s books. [F. 48] 9. Index of columns used in THERE'S A COUNTRY IN MY CELLAR. [F. 49] 10. Memo re: conflict of interest, to New York Times staff, Feb. 9, 1993. [F. 50] 11. GROWING UP sales charts. [F. 51] 12. "Masterpiece Theatre" broadcast schedule, 1993-1994. [F. 52] 13. John F. Kennedy speeches. [F. 53] 1. Jan. 2, 1960, announcement of Presidential candidacy and press conference transcript. 2. Nov. 22, 1963, speech at Texas Democratic State Committee. 14. "The Way West" items, re: television program narrated by RB, 1995. [F. 53]

15. Re: Pulitzer. 1. 1990, Fall, board meetings, program notes, correspondence, printed material. [F. 54] 2. Re: Drama Prize, 1990. [F. 55]

VIII. Legal and Financial Material.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 127 of 133 Box36 A. Re: "Home Again." 1. Contract, Feb. 15, 1979. [F. 1] 2. Contract re: "13 Days to Broadway," Feb. 20, 1985. [F. 2] 3. Financial letters, 1979-1980. [F. 3] 4. "Baker's Dozen" (working title) agreement and letters, 1973-1977. [F. 4] B. Re: GROWING UP. 1. Contract, July 18, 1979. [F. 5] 2. NAL paperback contract, 1982. [F. 6] 3. "Book-on-tape" contract, May 1, 1983. [F. 7] 4. "Book-on-tape" contract with Martin Starger Prod. Inc., May 1, 1984. [F. 8] 5. "Audio Rights," agreement and correspondence, May 23, 1990; additional correspondence from 1984. [F. 9] 6. Danish printing, Sept. 12, 1984. [F. 10] 7. Correspondence and agreement re: Congdon and Weed, books, bankruptcy, 1985. [F. 11] 8. Contract and correspondence re: adaptations and abridgement, 1985. [F. 12] 9. Japanese translation, publication contracts, 1985, 1989. [F. 13] 10. St. Martin's Press and Silver-Burdett publishers contracts (2 copies), 1988. [F. 14] 11. Chinese translation and publication contract, July 16, 1997. [F. 15] 12. Ben Camardi, Harold Matson Co. material. a. 1983. [F. 16] b. 1984-1986. [F. 17] C. 1991. [F. 18] 13. British publisher contract, 1983. [F. 19] 14. Penguin Books sales statements, 1996-1998. [F. 20] 15. Bookkeeping, 1991. [F. 21] 16. Promotional travel expenses; Congdon and Weed, 1982. [F. 22] C. Re: THE GOOD TIMES. 1. Contract correspondence and reversion rights, 2000. [F. 23] 2. Royalty agreement, 1989. [F. 24] 3. Reprinting contracts, 1989. D. "All Things Considered" contract and correspondence, 1989. [F. 25] E. Re: NORTON BOOK OF LIGHT VERSE. 1. Contract and correspondence, 1989. 2. Financial correspondence, 1986, 1987. F. Re: "Yaskell." 1. Contract and correspondence, 1989. 2. Publication and promotion expenses, 1983. [F. 26] G. Contract re: RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR,

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 128 of 133 1994. [F. 27] H. Re: "Masterpiece Theatre." 1. Contract re: hosting agreement, March 1993. [F. 28] 2. RB biography. 3. Contract, 1993. [F. 29] 4. Expenses and travel, 1993-1994. [F. 30] I. Four contracts re: "No Cause for Panic" (formerly titled "Observed"), 1964. [F. 31] J. "New York Times Guide to Washington," legal letter, Nov. 17, 1966. [F. 32] K. New York Review of Books agreement, 1997. [F. 3 3] L. ANIMAL FARM introduction agreement, 1996. [F. 34] M. Book of the Month Club agreement letter, 1996. [F. 35] N. Copies of letter and contract re: releasing material from New York Times for use in "Baker's Dozen," 1975, 1977. [F. 36] 0. TOM SAWYER introduction contract and correspondence, 1990. [F. 37] P. New York Times reprinting contracts, 1980. [F. 38] Q. Various documents re: RB's 3624 Jennifer Street home, Washington, D.C. [F. 39] R. "London," financial account material, 1953-1954. [Env. 1] S. "Washington, D.C.," financial account material, 1954. T. Re: money and finances, 1950-1953. [F. 40] 1. United Kingdom bank statements. 2. "Kathy and Mike: Births." 3. "Mimi," department store bills. u. "Eisenhower," RB's expenses for covering president. [F. 41] 1. Denver, 1955. 2. Monterey, 1956. V. London convention expenses, 1970-1971. [F. 42] w. Expense lists, 1959-1964. [F. 43] L "World Trip." 2. "Car Accident." 3. "Conventions." X. 1969 Buick repair receipts and invoices, 1970-1985. [F. 44] Y. England trip bills and receipts, 1983. [F. 45] z. 1968 convention expenses. [F. 46] AA. Assorted royalty payments, 2001. [F. 47] BB. Correspondence re: assorted projects, 1963-1969. [F. 48] cc. Re: Contemporary Books, purchaser of Congdon and Weed publishers, 1989. [F.49] DD. "All Things Considered," contract, photocopy, 1965. [F. 50] EE. Howells Medal expenses, 1989. [F. 51] FF. New York Times, expenses.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 129 of 133 1. Aug. 1985 - March 1991. [F. 52] 2. May 1991 - Dec. 1998. [F. 53] GG. New York Times matching gifts application forms. [F. 54]

IX. Research Material. Box 38 A. Re: GROWING UP. 1. "Allen Robinson," interview. [F. l] 2. "Sally Robinson," notes. [F. 2] 3. "Uncle Harold," notes. 4. "Luch Robinson," notes. 5. "Baltimore," notes. [F. 3] 6. Robinson family tree. [F. 4] 7. Early 1930's TV and radio lists. [F. 5] B. "New York in Literature," 2 typed examples. [F. 6] C. Occasional book items. [F. 7] D. "Masterpiece Theatre," biographies re: [F. 8] 1. Leo Tolstoy. 2. Wilkie Collins. 3. The Brontes. 4. George Eliot. E. Biographical material for RUSSELL BAKER'S BOOK OF AMERICAN HUMOR. [F. 9] F. Baltimore Sun story chronologies. [F. 10] G. Chronologies of U.S. history, 1947-1950. [F. 11] H. Notes, ideas, outlines, and fact checks for autobiography. [F. 12] I. "Cannon-Tape," with holograph notes. [F. 13] J. Ellis Baker material, holograph notes, typed letters, 1986, 1988; probably for THE GOOD TIMES. [F. 14] K. "James C. Hagerty," biographical material. [F. 15] L. "James Reston," biographical material. [F. 16] M. "Sydney Gruson," re: "Home Again," 1979. [F. 17]

X. Personal Memorabilia. [see also Box 38-39] Box37 A. Gordon Currie caricatures, 2 pencil drawings of RB, 1968. [F. 1] B. Passports for RB, 3 total, 1950s-1960s. [F. 2] C. Report cards for RB, 3 total, 1937-1938. D. "News Selling"' leaflets, collected by RB during newsboy job for Baltimore News, post-1930s. [F. 3] E. "The Devil's Bullet," opera program, 1954. [F. 7] F. Pulitzer Prize Board membership certificate, 1984-1985. G. Political bumper stickers. H. Miscellaneous files. [F. 8]

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 130 of 133 XI. Correspondence (continued). [see also Boxes 13-26.] A. Baker, Russell. TLS to wife Mimi following his first day at the New York Times, Nov. 5, 1954. [F. 9] B. "Eisenhower," various items re: covering president; includes: [F. 10] I. Eisenhower, Dwight D. TLS, Oct. 14, 1954. C. Marx, Groucho. TLS, Dec. 19, 1962. [F. 11] D. Sandburg, Carl. TLS, July 1959. E. White House dinner invitation and postponement, 1983. F. White House Christmas card, 1985. G. Drury, Allen. TLS, March 31, 1959; includes 2 copies of TL to Ken McCormick. [F. 12] H. Saturday Evening Post letter, with certificate for good salesmanship, April 1934. [F. 13] I. "Kathy" [RB's daughter]. 3 ALS, 1966. [F. 15] J. Mail received in Europe, 1966. [F. 16] K. Postcards. [Env. 1] L. Children's mail from friends, 1956-1962. [Env. 2] M. "Lucy's Mail," cards, 1939-1945. [Env. 3] N. "Greeting Cards from Way Back." [Env. 4] 0. "Russ's Mail," 1945-1953. [Env. 5-6]

XII. Personal Memorabilia (continued). [see also Box 37] A. Invitations, cards, badges and passes from the time period described in THE GOOD TIMES. [Env. 7] B. Shoe box full of political campaign buttons. C. Awards and honorary degrees. Box 38 I. Rutgers University degree, May 25, 1989. [No Folder] 2. New York University degree, Oct. 25, 1983. 3. Elmer Holmes Bobst Award. 4. Re: Columbia University; includes: a. 2 display holders. b. TS page re: Pulitzer Prize. c. 2 TLS, May 9, 1983 and April 16, 1979. 5. George Polk Award, March 14, 1979; includes TLS. 6. Connecticut University degree, May 27, 1995. 7. Hood College degree, May 21, 1988. 8. Union College degree, includes TLS, June 13, 1970. 9. Knight Center for Specialized Journalism Award, 1987-1992. 10. Loudoun County Public Library Foundation certificate, Sept. 13, 1986. 11. Loudoun City certificate of appreciation, Dec. 25, 1998. 12. Banquet of the Golden Plate, Glacier Park, MT, commemorative book.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 131 of 133 Box39 13. 4th Estate Award Plaque, National Press Club, Nov. 9, 1989. 14. Yale honorary degree, May 27, 1991. 15. Loudon County Certificate of Appreciation, Sept. 25, 1986. 16. Princeton University honorary degree and citation, June 10, 1969. 17. Hamilton College honorary degree and citation, June 8, 1969. (Additional awards and honorary degrees are located in the Large Size Material section ofthis listing.) D. Two posters for talk by RB at Dartmouth College, Oct. 13, 2004. E. Union College commencement programs (2), June 13, 1970. [F. 1] F. Princeton University commencement program, June 19, 1969. G. Bennington College commencement program, June 16-17, 1967. H. Omicron Delta Kappa membership certificate, March 20, 1969. I. Hannibal, Missouri items; includes: 1. Color photo of RB. 2. Printed items re: preservation. J. Two small bells.

XIII. Artwork. A. Printed color picture of RB and wife Mimi, by Claudia Castro. B. "Hartzell" caiioon sketch, in marker; depicts Baltimore Sun city room, rewrite desk C. Partrick McDonnell. 1. Pen and ink cartoon of RB selling books on used car lot. 2. "Guest Observer Auditions." [F. 2] 3. McDonnell, Patrick. ANS to RB, n.d. D. Original print of cartoon, inscribed to RB by artist Mike Peters.

XIV. Oversized Material. A. Re: Long Island University. 1. Polk Award plaques. Package 1 a. 1979. b. 1986. Package 2 2. Honorary degree, June 1, 1992. B. Columbia University degree, with TLS, May 15, 1991. C. University of Miami honorary degree, May 11, 1990. Package 3 D. City of Baltimore, Mayor's citation, Sept. 19, 1979. E. Framed, autographed photo of Ed James, dated Jan.15, 1940. Package 4 F. VA Communications H.D.F. framed certificate, April 4, 1991. G. American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters membership ce1iificate, 1984. Package 5 H. Mark Twain framed piece; contains sketch of Twain and handwritten recipe for "Liver 'bewitched'" signed by Twain, July 2, 1891. Package 6 I. Wake Forest honorary degree and commencement program, May 19, 1980.

Baker, Russell (11/5/04) Page 132 of 133 Package 7 J. American Academy and Institute of Arts and Sciences membership certificate, April 5, 1993. K. NORTON BOOK OF LIGHT VERSE, 3 dust jackets. Package 8 L. Re: RB' 30th year of writing "Observer" columns: 1. Printed proofs of first column (7/16/62) and 30th anniversary column (July 16, 1992). 2. Copy of Art Buchwald column re: Baker's 30th anniversary of writing "Observer." Package 9 M. Posters. 1. Re: U.S. history. 2. McGraw-Hill textbook poster featuring RB

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I. Correspondence. Box 40 A. Files, may include photographs; printed material. 1. A1962.@ [F. 1] 2. A1976.@ 3. A1976- Current.@ [F. 2] 4. A1977.@ 5. A1978.@ [F. 3] 6. A1979 - Cleaning Out.@ [F. 4-5] 7. A1979.@ [F. 6] 8. A1980.@ 9. A1980, Re: Depravity.@ 10. A1980 File.@ [F. 7] 11. A1981 - In Alpha Order.@ [F. 8] 12. A1983 Re: Nazi Glut (Letters).@ 13. A1983 Misc,@ sub-files include: [F. 9] a. A1983 - RB In London - Aug. 4 - Sept. 24.@ 14. A1984.@ [F. 10] 15. A1984 OK File.@ [F. 11] 16. A1984 File.@ [F. 12-13] 17. A1984.@ [F. 14] Box 41 18. A1984 Friends, Acquaintances, NYT (New York Times) Colleagues.@ [F. 1] 19. A1984 Acknowledged.@ [F. 1-2] 20. A1984 File.@ 21. A1984 A.@ 22. A1984 B.@ 23. A1984 C.@ 24. A1984 D.@ [F. 3] 25. A1984 F.@ 26. A1984 G.@ 27. A1984 H.@ 28. A1984 I.@ 29. A1984 J.@ 30. A1984 K.@ 31. A1984 L.@ 32. A1984 M.@ 33. A1984 N.@ 34. A1984 O.@

Baker, Russell (7/20/06) 35. A1984 R.@ 36. A1984 S-Z.@ 37. A1985.@ [F. 4-5] 38. A1985 A.@ [F. 6] 39. A1985 B.@ 40. A1985 C.@ [F. 7] 41. A1985 D.@ 42. A1985 E.@ 43. A1985 F.@ [F. 8] 44. A1985 Friends / Well-Known.@ 45. A1985 G.@ 46. A1985 H.@ [F. 9] 47. A1985 Introduction.@ 48. A1985 J.@ 49. A1985 K.@ [F. 10] 50. A1984 L.@ 51. A1985 Leesburg - Mavisanville i.e. Move To VA.@ [F. 11] 52. A1985 M.@ 53. A1985 N.@ 54. A1985 O.@ [F. 12] 55. A1985 P/Q.@ 56. A1985 R.@ 57. A1985 Reprint Permission Requests.@ [F. 13] 58. A1985 Speaking Interviews.@ 59. A1985 S.@ 60. A1985 T.@ [F. 14] 61. A1985 U.@ 62. A1985 V.@ 63. A1985 W.@ 64. A1985 Writing Invitations.@ 65. A1985 XYZ.@ Box 42 66. A1986.@ [F. 1] 67. A1986 A.@ [F. 2] 68. A1986 B.@ 69. A1986 C.@ 70. A1986 D.@ 71. A1986 F.@ 72. A1986 G.@ 73. A1986 General.@ [F. 3] 74. A1986 H/I.@ [F. 4] 75. A1986 J.@ 76. A1986 K.@ 77. A1986 L.@

Baker, Russell (7/20/06) 78. A1986 M.@ 79. A1986 McMillan.@ 80. A1986 N.@ 81. A1986 Non-Reader Mail.@ 82. A1986 O.@ 83. A1986 P.@ 84. A1986 R.@ [F. 5] 85. A1986 RB Answered.@ 86. A1986 Russell=s Office Remodel.@ 87. A1986 S.@ 88. A1986 T.@ 89. A1986 U.@ 90. A1986 V.@ 91. A1986 W.@ 92. A1986 X Y Z.@ 93. A1986 Zinsser Book of Month.@ 94. A1986 Untitled.@ [F. 6] 95. A1987.@ [F. 7] 96. A1988.@ [F. 8-11] 97. A1988 B.@ 98. A1988 D.@ 99. A1988 L.@ 100. AMisc. 1988.@ 101. A1988 Reader Response To Farewell Friend.@ 102. A1989.@ [F. 12-13] 103. A1990.@ [F. 14] 104. A1991.@ [F. 15] 105. A1992.@ [F. 16] 106. A1993.@ [F. 17] 107. A1995: Misc. Letters.@ 108. A1996 Also: Resumes (Mine And Patti=s).@ 109. AOops.@ 110. AMiscellaneous.@ [F. 18] 111. AProust Mentions.@ [F. 19] 112. ANot Acknowledged.@ 113. Untitled. Box 43 114. Untitled. [F. 1-3] B. Personal, TLS, ALS, TNS, ANS, occasion cards. 1. 1969. [F. 4] 2. 1974-1979. 3. 1981-1989. [F. 5] 4. 1993-1997. [F. 6] 5. Undated.

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II. Printed Materials. A. Clippings re: RB, 1970-1989. [F. 7] B. Time Magazine, 6/4/79. C. A100 Years,@ booklet re: perpetual calendar, 1970. D. WHO WAS WHO ON SCREEN, photocopy, 1983.

III. Photographs. A. 8" x 10" black and white print re: RB. [F. 8] B. Re: RB with his daughter, 2 photocopies. C. Re: RB and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, 2 photocopies.

IV. Miscellaneous. A. Vacation notifications.

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