Part 2 (Audio 126A, SC 3225): Additions, 1967-1974
Physical Description: 125 audio recordings and 0.1 cubic feet of papers (1 folder) 
Scope and Content Note: Audio includes interviews made by Newhouse for the use in writing his newspaper articles. Several interviews are with people who knew President Herbert Hoover and an interview with Joel Geier, National Chairman of the International Socialists on “Watergate: Nixon's Last Crisis.” Also includes a November 26, 1956 interview with Newhouse by Clement Sylvestro of the Historical Society staff concerning controversy over Madison Police Chief Bruce Weatherly which led to a 1956 disciplinary hearing. Newhouse comments on the people involved, their political ambitions, and related issues such as court testament of juveniles and a survey by the Northwest Traffic Institute, and gives his own favorable impression of Weatherly. Notes are available for a few recordings and have been noted in the contents.

Interview with John Newhouse regarding Madison police chief Bruce Weatherly, 1956 November 26
Scope and Content Note: Interview conducted by Clement Sylvestro of the Wisconsin Historical Society, concerning controversy over Madison Police Chief Bruce Weatherly which led to a 1956 disciplinary hearing. Newhouse discusses the people involved, their political ambitions, his impression of Weatherly, and related issues such as court treatment of juveniles, as well as a survey by the Northwest Traffic Institution.

Alice R. Longworth, 1967 June 21

Admiral Joel T. Boone, 1967 June 22-23

Ezra Taft Benson, 1967 November 15

Thomas T. Thalken, 1968 July 11

Dell Agese, 1968 October 7

Frank Caro, New York City 1968 December 2

Milton M. Brown, undated

J. Clifford Folger, 1969 June 3

Elianor Lansing Dulles, 1969 September 13

Mrs. Sidney A. Mitchen, 1969 September 14

F. Trubee Davison, 1969 September 14

Turner Catledge, 1969 September 15

Walter Livingston, 1969 October 13

James H. Douglas, 1969 October 13

Mrs. Preston Davie [Eugenie Mary "May" Ladenburg Davie?], 1969 October 15

Mrs. Oswald B. Lard, 1969 October 17

Henry C. Wolfe, 1969 October 17

Dr. Maynard Wheeler, 1969 October 31

Walter Hoving, 1969 October

Fred G. Clark, 1969 October 29

Robert Moses, 1969 October 31

Henry Hazlitt, 1969 November 19

Arthur Ringland, 1969 November 29

President Lyndon B. Johnson, 1970 January 8

Kay Baden Sexson, wife of Paul A. Sexson, Pheonix, Arizona 1970 January 13

Birge M. Clark, Pennsylvania 1970 January 19

Notes

Mary B. Shockley, Menlo Park, California 1970 January 20

Robert E. Creighton, 1970 January 28

Earl Warren, Right Honerable Chief Justice (confidential memo) 1970 January 30

J. Harold Stewart, 1970 May 7

Notes

Elizabeth Shaler Brouha, wife of Lucien Brouha, Sutton, Vermont 1970 July 16

Notes

Harold M. Fleming, Antrim, New Hampshire 1970 June 17

Don K. Price, Cambridge, Massachusetts 1970 July 20

Charles Francis Adams, Lexington, Massachusetts 1970 July 29

Alonzo Fields, White House domestic staff, Bedford, Massachusetts 1970 July 24

Notes

Herbert Feis, York, Maine 1970 July 25

Katurah and Phillip P. Brooks, Washington, D.C. 1970 September 1

Soloman C. Hollister, Ithaca, New York 1970 October 26

Alan J. Gould, Elmira, New York 1970 October 27

Perry M. Shoemaker, Tampa, Florida 1970 November

Fred Farrar, New York 1970 November 11

John J. McCloy, 1970 December 2

Marshall W. Tuthill, Delray Beach, Florida undated

Lieutenant General Andrew T. McNamara, retired undated

Victor W. and Elizabeth A. Flickenger, undated

Charles B. Harding, New York City 1971 March 22

Joan Dydo, 1971 April 28

James E. Hollingsworth, Mildred Harvey Hollingsworth undated

Notes

Calvin Hoffman, Sarasota, Florida 1971 April

Carter Monasco, 1971 June 12

Representative Chet Holifield of California, Washington, D.C. 1971 June 14

Representive Fred Schwengel of Iowa, Rayburn Building, Washington, D.C. 1971 June 14

Raymond Hagen, Washington, D.C. 1971 June 14

James Rae Ketchum, former White House Curator 1971 June 16

Admiral Felix Stump, Langley, Virginia 1971 June 28

Senator Mark O. Hatfield of Oregon, 1971 July 22

Thomas I. Norris, Assistant Comptroller General, Washington, D.C. 1971

James H. Rome, 1971 July 15

Robert H. Denton, Paramount Newsreel, Providence, Maryland undated

John C. Franklin interview by Robert Cubbedge, New York City 1971 July 16

Mary Lou Scanlan interview by Robert Cubbedge, New York City 1971 July 20

J. Elton Trueblood, Earlman College, Richmond, Indiana 1971 July 12

Mrs. Wau, undated

Dr. Harold H. Fisher, Hoover Institute, Stanford, California 1971 July 27

J.E. Wallace Sterling, Stanford, California 1971 July 28

Dr. James B. Amsell [or Curfell], Stanford University's Engineering Department, Applied Electronics Lab undated

Gunnar, undated

Clara Olson, undated

Kahn, undated

Deneral, undated

Rubinson/Urban League, undated

Zachman Il/Jimmy Cheatham(?), undated

Reesehouse, Tim Tillotson 1972 August

Judy Berison, undated

Earl Thayer, Minnesota Historical Society undated

Fran Terbilcov, Reib Coleman undated

Gamache, Boreyp(?) Laylmos undated

Dr. Norman(?), 1974 April

Betty Lattimer/Thayer, undated

Sandley, undated

Hilton and Conorlec(?), undated

Sarah, undated

Anita(?) Witte(?), undated

Senator [George] Aiken [of Vermont], interview by Fesley undated

Earl Thayer(?), undated

Layton and Geo, undated

Cloud Wampler Lay, undated

Peg Lynch interview by John Newhouse, undated

Sister Mary Ellen of St. Mary's hospital, undated

Myron Robinson of the Urban League, undated

Bob Hurlbut, undated

Rufus Wells, undated

MacClellan, undated

John Sonderegger on Governor Oscar Rennebohm, undated
Scope and Content Note: Sonderegger was Rennebohm's right hand man during his years a governor and as head of the Rennebohm chain of drug stores. Sonderegger discusses the gifts made by the Rennebohm Foundation and Rennebohm's philosophy of giving.

John Newhouse and Picture Taking Days, undated

Joel Geier, National Chairman of the International Soicialists - "Watergate: Nixon's Last Crisis" undated