Progress with John K.M. McCaffery, No. 1-35, 41-55, 1961-1962

Week of , 1961 October 30

“What Is Progress”

John Diebold

Dorothy Gordon

Dexter Keezer

Garrison Siskin

Week of , 1961 November 6

“How You Can Fight Inflation,” Leo Cherne

“Progress in Health Insurance,” Edwin C. McDonald

“What Science is Preparing for Tomorrow,” Dr. Guy Suits

“Financing a College Education,” John F. Morse

Week of , 1961 November 13

“Progress in Caring,” Francis L. Goffio

“Training Businessmen for Overseas,” John L. Habberton

“Progress in Public Service Programming,” Theodore Repplier

“Getting More and MORE Accurate News,” Richard Salant

“Improving Child Reading,” Dr. Charles C. Walcutt

Week of , 1961 November 20

“Why Executives are Going Back to School,” Courtney C. Brown

“The Powergrid and Progess,” Edwin Vennard

“Keeping Our Hearts Healthier,” Dr. J. Scott Butterworth

“Progress in Bionics,” Dr. Eugene Bernard

“Where are Our Schools Headed?” Dr. Paul Woodring

Week of , 1961 November 27
Note: Missing in October 2003.

Week of , 1961 December 4

“Honesty in Advertising,” Charles H. Brower

“Progress in Charity,” Fred A. Bantz

“Improving Our Cities,” Jane Jacobs

“Adult Self-Education,” Joseph M. Bertotti

“Prosperity Through Freedom,” Lawrence Fertig

Week of , 1961 December 11

“West German's Role in the Defense of the Free World,” defense minister Franz Joseph Strauss

“Using Films to Inform,” Richard de Rochemont

“Progress in Women's Voting,” Mrs. Robert J. Phillips

“The 'Why' of Automation,” Harold A. Strickland, Jr.

“The Pursuit of Excellence,” Lee H. Bristol

Week of , 1961 December 25

“Santa Claus”

“Choosing the Right College,” Clarence E. Lovejoy

“What the Oceans Mean to Man's Future,” Dr. James Bush

“Improving Traffic Safety,” Fernando Mostero

“Science News Reporting,” Earl Ubell

Week of , 1962 January 1

“Teaching High Ability Youths,” Dr. Miriam Goldberg

“Rehabilitating the Disabled,” Dr. Howard Rusk

“Improving Textbooks,” Mr. Emerson Brown

“Combating Alcoholism,” Mrs. Marty Mann

“Advertising America World-Wide,” Mr. Charles Brewer

Week of , 1962 January 8

“Teaching Children about the World Out of Our Borders,” Dr. Erling M. Hunt

“International Progress Through Cultural Exchange,” Sol Hurok

“Home Economics Education for Underdeveloped Countries,” Helen Canoyer

“Rehabilitating the Disabled,” J. C. Helms

“Progress Through the Golden Rule,” J. C. Penney

Hollywood Profile with Ronald Reagan

Guest William Bendix, 1961 December 2-3

Guest Irene Dunn, 1962 January 27

The Magic Carpet with Arlene Francis, week of 1962 January 29

Boris Karloff Presents, 1962
Note: Missing in October 2003.

A Minute with Betsy Palmer, 1962
Note: Missing in October 2003.

Books and Voices

1956 October 15
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion of the books Peyton Place and With Love from Gracie, with comments by authors Grace Metalias and Mrs. Sinclair Lewis.

1956 November 16
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion and interview with Professor Frederick Wortham, psychologist, concerning his book, Circle of Guilt.

1956 November 16
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion concerning the personality and significance of George Bernard Shaw.

1956 December 11
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording on the subject of Fred Allen as humorist.

1956 December 18
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion concerning the poet, Dylan Thomas, and the book Dylan Thomas in America.

1957 January 4
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion of the influence of the Civil War on American literary history, with comments by historian Bruce Catton.

1957 January 16
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of a discussion concerning the significance of paper bound books in American literature, including comments by Bennett Cerf.

1957 February 5
Scope and Content Note: Tape recording of McCaffery interviewing William H. Whyte Jr., author of The Organization Man.

February 15, 1957
Scope and Content Note: Interview with James Michener, author of The Bridge at Andau, giving Michener's impressions of refugees during the Hungarian Revolution and relating incidents similar to the American Revolution.