Microforms and Non-Print Collection
Sets and Collections:
Titles Starting with "K" and "L"
KAEMPFER, ENGELBERT (1651-1716)
East meets West. Part 2, The papers of Englebert Kaempfer (1651-1716) and related sources from the British Library, London [microform] : original records of Western traders, travellers, missionaries and diplomats to 1852.
Part 2 is largely drawn from the Sloane Manuscripts series and covers the papers of Englebert Kaempfer (1651-1716), the German physician who travelled extensively across Russia, Iran, Ceylon, Malaysia, Thailand and Japan from 1683 to 1693 and is known as the 'First interpreter of Japan.' We also include records of Jesuit Missions in Asia, 1593-1686; and the important manuscript diary of Richard Cocks (d1624), who was the Head of the English Factory in Japan, 1615-1622. 10 reels, DS872 .K34 2000a.
KEDAH and PERLIS. SESSIONAL PAPERS 1905-1940.
Microfilm, CD1051 .A41x CO 716.
KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION. PRESIDENTIAL
ORAL HISTORY COLLECTION (1961- 1963.) Some individual histories are not
referenced in ALICE, will need to consult the guide. Microfilm, microfiche, printed guide, E841
.J54 1988x.
Part I: White House & Executive Depts. (12 rolls microfilm)
Part II: Congress, individuals, etc. (318 microfiche)
This set contains over 500 oral histories, a few of the better known interviewees are as
follows:
Elie Abel - - - - - Dean Acheson
Ross Barnett - - - - - Chester Bowles
Edmund Brown - - - - - Chiang Kai-shek
Richard Cardinal Cushing - - - - - Felix Frankfurter
J. William Fulbright - - - - - W. Averell Harriman
Walter Heller - - - - - Richard Helms
Hubert Humphrey - - - - - Nikita Khrushchev
Henry Cabot Lodge - - - - - Henry Luce
John McCormack - - - - - Thurgood Marshall
George Meany - - - - - Marie McGuire
James Meredith - - - - - Gaylord Nelson
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. - - - - - Esther Peterson
Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. - - - - - Maxwell Taylor
Stewart Udall - - - - - Roy Wilkins
Kennedy Administration. PRESIDENT KENNEDY AND THE
PRESS, 1961-1963. From the "Presidential Documents" Series. 20 rolls microfilm and
printed guide, E841 .P7 1981a. Note: the guide also covers the Appointment Book of President
Kennedy, a set not owned
by the Library.
The John F. Kennedy NATIONAL SECURITY FILES:
AFRICA. "Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library, Boston,
Massachusetts; project coordinator, Robert E. Lester. Accompanied by printed reel guide,
compiled by Blair D. Hydrick. Includes index. 12 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. DT38 .J64 1988x.
See
- National Security Files listing.
The John F. Kennedy NATIONAL SECURITY FILES. ASIA AND
THE PACIFIC. "Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library,
Boston, Massachusetts; project coordinator, Robert E. Lester." 10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. + 1
guide (xvi, 202 p. ; 28 cm.) DS35.2 .J64 1987x. See - National Security Files listing.
The John F. Kennedy NATIONAL SECURITY FILES. THE MIDDLE
EAST. "Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library, Boston,
Massachusetts." Accompanied by a printed reel guide compiled by Blair D. Hydrick with title: A
guide to the microfilm edition of the Middle East. 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm + guide (xxv, 106 p.
;
28 cm.) DS63.1 .J6 1987a. See - National
Security Files listing.
The John F. Kennedy NATIONAL SECURITY FILES. THE U.S.S.R.
AND EASTERN EUROPE. "Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy
Library, Boston, Massachusetts; project coordinator, Robert E. Lester." Accompanied by a
printed reel guide, compiled by Stuart A. Stern. Includes index. 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. E846
.J646 1988x. See - National Security Files
listing.
THE JOHN F. KENNEDY NATIONAL SECURITY FILES.
VIETNAM, 1961-1963. "Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy
Library, Boston, Massachusetts; project coordinator, Robert E. Lester." "Documents ... from the
Presidential papers of John F. Kennedy. National security files : Country file"--4th frame.
Accompanied by printed guide entitled:
A guide to the microfilm edition of The John F. Kennedy national security files. Vietnam :
national
security files, 1961-1963. Guide includes bibliography and index. 7 microfilm reels : maps ; 35
mm. + 1 guide (xvi, 250 p. ; 28 cm.) DS557.4 .J64 1987x. See - National Security Files listing.
THE JOHN F. KENNEDY NATIONAL SECURITY FILES.
WESTERN EUROPE."Microfilmed from the holdings of the John F. Kennedy Library,
Boston, Massachusetts; project coordinator, Robert E. Lester." 10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
D1065.U5 J63 1987x. See - National Security
Files listing.
Kentucky. HISTORY OF KENTUCKY Microfilm 3580.
KENYA NATIONAL ARCHIVES. This collection is based on
the Kenya National Archive Collection on microfilm project at Syracuse University. However,
this
set of microfilm was purchased directly from Kenya and there are some variations which are
indicated in and appended to the Microform Collection's copy of the respective Syracuse guides.
The earliest documents date from 1896, the set covers through 1963. The documents in the
collection are divided into the following sections:
1. Provincial and District Annual Reports (AR, 66 reels)
2. Provincial and District Political Record Books (PRB, 16 reels)
3. Provincial and District Handing Over Reports (HOR, 14 reels)
4. Miscellaneous Correspondence (MC, 11 reels)
5. Intelligence Reports (IR, 12 reels)
6. Debates of the Legislative Council and the National Assembly (Legislative
Council Debates, 33 reels)
Sections 7-8 are not on microfilm.
9. Kenya Seyidie (Coast) Province, Correspondence & Reports, 1891-1962
10. Nyanza Province, Correspondence & Reports, Pt. 1, 1925-1960, Pt.
2, 1899-1942, Pt 3, Daily Correspondence and Reports, 1930-1963 (A small amount of material
in storage was recently added to the Collection, the "30-year rule" on access to the Kenya
National Archives material is observed.)
The microfilm portions of the Kenya National Archives are filed under Microfilm 18; Guide for
sections 1-6, CD2355.K4 G743x; Section 9, Z7165.A42 S9 #18; and Section 10, Z7165.A42 S9
#22.
KING, MARTIN LUTHER, JR., FBI FILES. Part I, FBI files;
Part II, King-Levison file. This set provides an unmatched source of primary material on the
civil rights movement. Part I contains the FBI's detailed reports from field offices,
correspondence
about King, the FBI's reports to the White House about King and the civil rights movement, etc.
Part II contains the files of Stanley Levison, one of King's most trusted confidants. Levison was
reportedly a Communist functionary which contributed to the FBI's heavy-handed pursuit of
King.
Wiretaps on King are sealed until 2027, but Levison's are not, and they contain many verbatim
transcripts of King and other civil rights leaders. 25 reels microfilm & guide, E185.97.K5
M294.
KING, WILLIAM MACKENZIE. DIARIES (1893-1950.)
Pt. 1, Manuscript; Pt. 2, Transcript. King was a colorful Canadian statesman, several-time prime
minister. 492 Microfiche and printed guide "Finding aid to W.L.M. King diaries", MICRO
F1033.K53 F55.
KNOEDLER LIBRARY. (Twentieth Century North American
Art) Microfiche (Consult Fine Arts Department, 2nd.)
KNOX, HENRY -- PAPERS DEPOSITED IN THE
MASSACHUSETTS...
(American Revolutionary general, first Secretary of State.) Microfilm 2515.
Korea. CIA RESEARCH REPORTS: JAPAN, KOREA, AND THE
SECURITY OF ASIA 1946-1976. One of the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency's
mandates has been to produce foreign intelligence reports to meet the needs of the President,
National Security Council, etc. The result has been a diverse body of documentation. The
material
consists of reports, intelligence memos and biographical reports. In this installment are several
essays on the strategic importance of the Far East, many on Korea, and occasional reviews of
problems
in Indonesia, Australia, and the Philippines. The printed guide lists reports by subject,
geographically and chronologically. 5 reels microfilm & printed guide, DS518.1 .J36
1982x.
Korea. O.S.S/State Department Intelligence and Research Reports Part
I. JAPAN AND ITS OCCUPIED TERRITORIES DURING WORLD WAR II:
1942-1945. To help formulate U. S. policy, the Office of Strategic Services and the
State Department commissioned leading scholars to write special reports. This set consists of
declassified reports on the political, social, and industrial/military affairs which document the
structure and operation of the Japanese government in the war effort. Also covers the Far East
and Southeast Asia -- Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indochina, Thailand,
Burma,
China and Korea. 16 reels microfilm & printed guide, DS888.25 .O8x.
Korea. O.S.S./STATE DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH REPORTS
Part II. POSTWAR JAPAN, KOREA, AND SOUTHEAST ASIA: 1945- 1949. A
supplement to the above series, these declassified reports also cover Burma, Indochina,
Indonesia,
Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand. They include biographies, information on social,
economic, and political conditions in regards to the concerns of this era such as the industrial
development of Japan, spread
of communism in Asia and the situation in Korea. 6 reels microfilm & printed guide,
DS518.8 .U54x.
Korea. O.S.S./STATE DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE AND RESEARCH REPORTS
Part VIII. POSTWAR JAPAN, KOREA, SOUTHEAST ASIA, AND THE FAR EAST
GENERALLY: 1950-1961 Supplement. This set continues the scope of the above with
added concern of Vietnam (North and South) and the outbreak of war in Indochina. Several
documents discuss the general strategic position in regards to the Far East. 7 reels microfilm
& printed guide, DS503 .U5 1979x.
Ladies of Llangollen [microform]
: letters and journals of Lady Eleanor
Butler (1739-1829) and Sarah Ponsonby (1755-1831) from the National Library
of Wales.
Marlborough, Wiltshire, England : Adam Matthew Publications, 1997.
5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm + 1 guide (28 p. : ill. ; 21 cm)
Contents: reel 1. Account of a journey in Wales / Sarah Ponsonby (1778) ; Diary / Eleanor Butler (1784) ; Commonplace book / Sarah Ponsonby (1785-1789) ; Geometry / Sarah Ponsonby (1785) -- reel 2. Journal / Eleanor Butler (1788-1791) -- reel 3. Journal / Eleanor Butler (1791, 1799, 1802, 1807, 1821) ; Letters (1778-1831) ; Letters to Sarah Ponsonby (1798) ; Poetry ; Plasnewydd Library catalogue (1792) -- reel 4. Letters from a traveller (1804-1806) ; Album Camilla (1800-1835) ; Caroline Hamilton album (1803-1859) ; Psyche / Mary Tighe (1804) -- Disparition de Buonaparte (1814) -- Medical recipes (1790s) -- reel 5. Heraldry (1801) ; Histoire tragique d'un Pre de la Trappe (1823) ; Executor's accounts (1832-1870s) ; Eva Mary Bell correspondence (1929-1947) ; Hamwood papers / Eva Mary Bell (1920s) ; Journal / Elinor Goddard (1774-1778, 1782-1788). CT3320 .L33 1997x.
LANDMARKS OF SCIENCE. (Series I and parts of
Series II) Landmarks consists of first editions, and significant later editions, of scientific works
world-wide from the beginning of printing to the early 20th century. Collected works of
scientists
are also included. If available, translations into English (or French or German) of works not
published in those languages have been added along with editions in the original
language. Also included are early scientific textbooks, out-of-print rare biographies,
bibliographical collections, histories of science, etc. Landmarks II also includes scientific
journals
-- besides Microprint, some are reproduced on microfilm and some have been reprinted (general
stacks, check ALICE). Some of the books in Landmarks II are on microfiche. Materials are
arranged by author or title. Contents of Landmarks I and II have been placed on ALICE,
but you may need staff assistance to locate materials. The call number "Q111.H3" is your cue
that
the title is in LANDMARKS as opposed to elsewhere in the Library. Journals are also in the
Microform Journal/Newspaper listing. ALICE indicates Library has the whole Landmarks I
collection, but Library holdings of Landmarks II are not complete, a card file in OCLC
workroom
lists Landmarks items held by the Library. Currently the Library has all of Landmarks I which
is on Microprint. Landmarks I consists entirely of books. Landmarks II consists of books and
journals; for books the Library has segments 1, 2, 10, 11 on Microprint, and segment 13 on
microfiche; and in regards to journals the Library has segment 1 on Microprint and segments 15,
16, 18-21 reproduced on 35mm microfilm. There also selected journal titles from other segments.
M\Print Q111.H3, Microfilm and Microfiche are housed with the Microprint, center stacks near
reader-printers.
Publisher's
Description
LATIN AMERICA - CIA RESEARCH REPORTS, 1946-1976.
One of the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency's mandates has been to produce foreign intelligence
reports to meet the needs of the President, National Security Council, etc. The result has been a
diverse body of documentation. The material consists of reports, intelligence memos and
biographical reports. Much of this Latin America material reports on "domestic" politics (e.g.
coups), foreign relations matters, and economic issues. Emphasis is on areas
of American concern during that era, Cuba, Dominican Republic, etc. The set covers Latin
America as a region and also specifically Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, British Guiana, Chile,
Columbia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico, Panama,
Peru, Uruguay, and Benzuela. The printed guide lists reports by subject, geographically and
chronologically. 5 reels microfilm & reel/subject printed guide, F1414 .L38 1982x
LATIN AMERICA: NATIONAL SECURITY FILES,
1961-1963
(John F. Kennedy files). Geographically arranged, 10 reels Microfilm &
printed guide/index, F1414 .J64 1987x.
Browse Kennedy library of National
Security Files.
Browse National Security Files.
LATIN AMERICA: NATIONAL SECURITY FILES,
1963-1969
(Lyndon B. Johnson] files). 13 reels Microfilm & printed guide, MICRO F1414 .L386
1987x.
The materials in the above two series contain the White House's 'country files' for this general
region, mostly intelligence reports and analytical studies. Much of the illustrates the U. S. roles
in
the Bay of Pigs, the Cuban missle crisis, activities of Cuban exiles, Brazil's General Castelo
Branco, the Dominican Republic, and Panama. The guides list each document
and have analytical indexes. See "National Security Files" for additional materials.
Browse Johnson library of National Security Files.
Browse National Security Files.
Latin America. O.S.S./STATE DEPARTMENT INTELLIGENCE
AND RESEARCH REPORTS; LATIN AMERICA: Reports; Latin America:
1941-1961. The Office of Strategic Services and the State Department sometimes
assigned leading scholars to write special classified reports on economic, political, military and
social matters, and biographies. This set is a collection of 369 such reports previously not
available. Latin America and the Caribbean are covered as regions plus the following countries
specifically: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican
Republic,
Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, British Guiana, Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Surinam, Uruguay, and Venezuela. 10 reels microfilm & printed
index/guide, F1414 .U54 1979x.
Latin America. RECORDS OF THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF
STATE RELATING TO POLITICAL RELATIONS OF LATIN AMERICA AND THE
CARIBBEAN STATES, 1930-1944. Materials from the U. S. National Archives, DOS
decimal files 712-739. These files are from holdings in the National Archives, records group 59,
and are predominantly instructions to and dispatches from diplomatic and consular officials and
are often accompanied by enclosures. Also included are notes between foreign diplomats in the
United States and State Department officials, correspondence to other government departments
and private businesses and persons. Reel contents, guide, and numerical/subject index for "class
7"
documents on each roll. 90 rolls microfilm and printed guide, F1415 .R436 1988x.
League of Nations. PUBLICATIONS 1919-1946 -- (With the
exception of the following material, the Library has the guide only Micro Coll Z6473 .R45 ...)
The guide can provide bibliographic specifics for InterLibrary Loan. Also check
ALICE/OhioLink.
League of Nations. ASSEMBLY COUNCIL DOCUMENTS,
1931& 1932 Section VII, "political questions," China, Japan, reels 15-34 (of 34).
Microfilm JX1975 .A397 1973x (See Vol 2, pages 397-433 of the above guide).
LEWIS, JOHN L. PAPERS Filmed by the State Historical
Society of Wisconsin, four rolls. Roll one contains an Auction Catalog, 1969; Biographical
material 1968, 1969; Correspondence 1907-1952; Speeches and Reports 1912-1952. Roll two,
Speeches and Reports 1953-1957; Union Records 1911-1969; and Personal Documents
1879-1943. Roll three, Personal Documents 1913-1961; Memorabilia 1917-1963; and Clippings
1912-1969. Roll four contains
Clippings, 1959 and Photographs 1901-1906; 1960-1969. 4 reels, microfilm HD8073.L4 A2
1970a; printed guide MICRO Z6616.L597 N56.
LINGUISTIC ATLAS OF THE GULF STATES. MAP COLL
PE2970.G85 L56 1985. (Check Map Collection "Shelf List" cards for specific locations; some
volumes in the general stacks (6th), the CONCORDANCE is on Microfiche, above call number.
LIBRARY OF VIRGINIA'S DIGITAL LIBRARY PROGRAM (DLP) has digitized more than 2.2 million original documents, photographs, and maps, and produced more than 80 fully-searchable databases, indexes, and electronic finding aids. Much of this material would be of general interest for U. S. History.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT RECORDS. A large collection of
southeast Ohio public records, excellent genealogy sources. Microfilm 33. GUIDE -- Consult Guide to Local
Government Records, a printed edition is also available (Archives, 5th; Micro Desk,
1st)..
LORBERG, HENRY A., SCRAPBOOKS. (Portsmouth OH,
history) Microfilm 6803 (Desk)
Ludlow, John Malcolm.MEMOIRS. Six volumes, typed
manuscript, at the University of Cambridge. Microfilm 4205 (Box 100)
Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum. ... RECORDINGS
OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS, White House Series. This series consists of
recordings of telephone conversations, primarily made on Dictaphone "Dictabelt" Records, from January 1964 through January 1969, and corresponding printed transcripts (251+ sound cassettes and 26+ printed volumes, Micro Coll E846.R4 1996x). (Ohio University Library has a standing order to this series, additional transcripts and tapes may be available) Included is a subset "John F. Kennedy Assassination-Related Conversations," consists of the recordings and transcripts of telephone conversations from November 22, 1963, through December 31, 1963, as well as conversations containing information related to the assassination of President Kennedy from later periods in the Johnson administration (34 sound cassettes and 4 printed volumes, Micro Coll E842.9 R432 1883x).
Using the collection:
- Visiting the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library's Telephone Conversations Description and Search Page page is useful to find out more about this collection and the best means of access to specific items. Not all the listening privileges will be available, but searching this site provides a good name and keyword index to the conversations.
- Click "Search the Telephone Conversations." Note instructions and do search.
- Clicking on a specific result entry will take one to a summary of the conversation, index terms, whether the conversation has been transcribed, and specific cassette number.
- Conversations that have been transcribed are basically arranged by date. If you find something on the cassette and wish to know whether it has been transcribed, search by cassette number and person's name. Many of the conversations on cassette have not been transcribed.
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