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(Interview with Don Glaser, Nobel prize-winner - before being awarded the prize and documentary program about Chase S. Osborn. (The Osborn Documentary is also on a separate tape as part of the WUOM "Michigan Week" progam, May 1960, under the title "Tribute to Chase Osborn."))

("One Nation Indivisible" is a series of radio documents telling the story of eleven countries or areas of the world which are deeply stirred by nationalistic feelings and aspirations. The programs have been produced in consultation with University of Michigan faculty specialists. Foreign students studying at the University appear as narrators throughout the series.)

(Tape 1 of 2; Amaizin' Blues performs first concert, part 1. Performs Magic to Do, I Dig Rock and Roll Music, Happy Together, Corner of the Sky, Walk Softly, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Pieces of Dreams, Look for the Beauty, Sunshine in My Soul, You're the Top, Temptation, Won't Someone Please Speak Kindly to the Tenor; Coney Island Baby, Godspell (Choral Selections).)

(Tape 2 of 2; Amaizin' Blues performs first concert, part 2. Pieces performed: Improvisation, Get Happy (a 30's montage), Touch the Wind, It Had to Be You, The Rhythm of Life, Burgers and Beer, Lonely Room, American Folk Trilogy, Varsity, College Days / I Want To Go Back to Michigan, If We Only Have Love.)

(Part I: Amaizin' Blues performs Magic to Do, Alexander's Ragtime Band, Woodchoppers' Ball, Beautiful, Rhythm of Life, Soon It's Gonna Rain, Simple Joys, Big Spender, When I Fall In Love, Walk Him Up the Stairs, Send in the Clowns, College Days / I Want to Go Back to Michigan, Everybody Rejoice.)

(Part II: Amaizin' Blues performs I Hope I Get It, What I Did For Love, One, Chameleon, A Sentimental Journey Thru the 40's, If You Believe, Coney Island Baby, Varsity, If We Only Have, The Victors.)