(The 1952 portion contains selected articles covering July and August arranged with the out-of-state in front and Michigan (alphabetically by city) in back. The 1953 segment contains more articles and covers a longer time span (May-August), but lacks an ascertainable order: alphabetical by state, subject, or chronological.)
(The clippings in each yearly segment are organized in rough chronological fashion mainly from late June through August. The 1954 portion contains much on the threat to locate an air force base near Interlochen. One article also mentions Maddy's plan to winterize the Camp in order to make it a year-round institution. In 1955 the first European musicians came to study at the Camp, and because the legislature failed to appropriate funds, the taped Interlochen broadcasts were suspended. The following year, Maddy proposed a European tour by the Camp orchestra. The entire volume is in poor condition.)
(Part I)
(Clippings, circa March-November, covering Camp activities and personages. Much relates to the Musicians Union opposition to the Camp orchestra appearance at the Mackinac Bridge dedication. A folder of loose clippings can be found at the front.)
(The first portion is a continuation of the preceding volume, covering similar subjects and dates. The second, January-July 1959 includes much on the American Opera Workshop.)
(Part II)
(Wrapped scrapbook pages, circa January-early August 1959 (mainly May-July), continuing the coverage of the preceding volume.)
(Coverage of the visits of Deems Taylor and Hugh Downs is included.
(Wrapped scrapbook pages, mainly from June through August)
(Folder of loose scrapbook pages contains clippings from June through August, including Van Cliburn's first appearance at the Camp. Because the adhesive is failing, it is in poor condition.)
(Articles focusing on the appearance of Camp musicians at the White House. Many of the clippings are surrounded by small tabs indicating the names of the various newspapers in which they appeared. The adhesive is failing; so many tabs are loose or have fallen off.)
(Newspaper articles, including on the "Today Show" broadcast from the Camp and plans for next year's International Youth Symphony. A subject index can be found at the front.)
(Clippings including on Camp appearances by Van Cliburn and Luci Baines Johnson and on the International Youth Symphony. Again, there is a subject index in the front.)