Nicholas Johnson collection

Albert L. Sherman eulogy, June 17, 1969

Carol Cadushane "All things considered" segment on bicycles, May 28, 1971

Clay Whitehead interview on MetroMedia, June 1, 1973

Dedication of the Wendell Johnson building at University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, June 15, 1968

Federal Communications Commission personnel airing grievances, October 9, 1969

Hanafi Siege news coverage, Washington D.C., March 9, 1977

Harry Reasoner moderating "Iowa 2000" questionnaire, Iowa, May 28, 1974

Katy Johnson and Nicholas Johnson interview on WSUI, September 1, 1965

Mason Williams performing Cowboy Buckaroo and Fresh Fish, 1974

Mason Williams singing political advertisement for Nicholas Johnson for Congress, Iowa, 1974

National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting press conference and Mark Russell PBS commentary, December 16, 1976

National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting public service announcement, 1976?

Nicholas Johnson acceptance speech at Ten Outstanding Young Men (TOYM), St. Paul, Minnesota, January 20, 1968

Nicholas Johnson address at FCC annual professional orientation group, Washington, D.C., October 13, 1971

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment about Nicholas Johnson, July 1, 1975

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment about television, September 18, 1975

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment about the Democratic National Convention, July 15, 1975

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment about the Democratic National Convention, New York City, New York, July 12, 1976

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment about the Democratic National Convention, New York City, New York, July 12, 1976

Nicholas Johnson "All things considered" segment at the Republican National Convention and a hearing in Missouri state legislature, Kansas City, Missouri, August 19, 1976

Nicholas Johnson and Mason Williams on the Virginia Graham Show, July 16, 1970

Nicholas Johnson and S.I. Hayakawa discussion on media and riots in Mill Valley, California, and Johnson family memories, 1967

Nicholas Johnson at a briefing at the U.S. Embassy, Tokyo, Japan, July 10, 1968

Nicholas Johnson commencement speech at Windham College, Putney, Vermont, May 23, 1971

Nicholas Johnson commencement speech, "Love, Life, and Other Stuff," at American University, Washington, D.C., November 17, 1970

Nicholas Johnson convocation speech, "Test Pattern for Living," at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa, January 16, 1974

Nicholas Johnson discussing the show, "Selling the President," on KYW, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 26, 1972

Nicholas Johnson in press conference, Iowa City, Iowa, February 6, 1979

Nicholas Johnson interview by Bob Hughes on Metromedia Radio, March 6, 1971

Nicholas Johnson interview by Tom Shales, April 6, 1971

Nicholas Johnson interview for Playboy Conference, Chicago, Illinois, August 10, 1971

Nicholas Johnson interview on BBC's Late Night Line-Up, 1970

Nicholas Johnson interview on CBC, December 14, 1970

Nicholas Johnson interview on Here's Allen Show, NFO News, August 3, 1970

Nicholas Johnson interview on KCET-TV, November 11, 1968

Nicholas Johnson interview on NFO News broadcast, February 7, 1977

Nicholas Johnson interview on NFO Radio and Television, September 1970

Nicholas Johnson interview on This Week, October 26, 1971

Nicholas Johnson interview on WHO, Des Moines, Iowa, February 16, 1972

Nicholas Johnson interview with Doc Maffia, December 10, 1971

Nicholas Johnson interview with Walter Cronkite, February 12, 1970

Nicholas Johnson interviewed by Mike Wallace, Washington, D.C., September 18, 1970

Nicholas Johnson interviewing about broadcasting, Sweden, June 21, 1976

Nicholas Johnson interviewing about Sweden television and language instruction, Sweden, June 10-11, 1976

Nicholas Johnson interviewing British about television, England, June 4, 1976

Nicholas Johnson interviewing British people about television, England, June 3, 1976

Nicholas Johnson interviewing British people about television, England, June 4, 1976

Nicholas Johnson interviewing British personalities, England, June 1, 1976