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Title
Unaired Interviews with Author Victor Lasky, Author Lissa Charell, and Editor Jessica Daves
Contributor
Newquist, Roy
Daves, Jessica
Charell, Lissa
Lasky, Victor
Date Created and/or Issued
1963-09
[September 1963]
Contributing Institution
UCLA, Library Special Collections, Charles E. Young Research Library
Collection
Ephraim Sales Collection of Tapes and Transcripts of Interviews by Roy Newquist, circa 1963-1967
Rights Information
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Description
Side 2: blank
Victor Lasky - Box 1 # 1
At 1:29:15, the recording briefly cuts out.
At 37:09, the interview with Victor Lasky ends and and an interview with Lissa Charell begins. She covers topics such as her upbringing, her thoughts about divorce rates in America, and her novel, The Young Divorcees.
Recording begins with a rough cut interview with author Victor Lasky. He describes his biography on President John F. Kennedy, and other aspects his career as a journalist and writer.
At 1:12:47, the interview with Lissa Charell ends and another interview with Jessica Daves. She covers topic such as her editing position at Vogue magazine.
Type
sound
Identifier
uclayrlsc1494_001_001
ark:/21198/zz002hgng0
Language
English
Source
Ephraim Sales Collection of Tapes and Transcripts of Interviews by Roy Newquist, circa 1963-1967

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