Douglas P. Cooper appears in the following:
Alf Landon
Tuesday, February 01, 1972
He ran for President in 1936 and was a Republican to the core.
Charles M. Schulz
Tuesday, February 01, 1972
Cartooning, like all other humor, Schulz told Charlie Rose, comes from bad things happening.
Dave Brubeck
Saturday, January 01, 1972
How many people can say piano playing literally saved their life? Dave Brubeck could.
Governor Harold Stassen
Saturday, January 01, 1972
Former Minnesota Governor and perennial Presidential candidate discusses Nixon's economic and foreign policies as well as the Vietnam war and the 1972 presidential campaign.
Salvador Dalí
Saturday, January 01, 1972
Five conversations with the man who painted his dreams and said, “My capacity to paint is only an infinitesimal part of my genius."
Rod Laver
Saturday, January 01, 1972
Douglas Cooper chats with Rod Laver in the Physical Therapy Room at Trinity College, Hartford, following a high-caliber match.
Chester Bowles
Saturday, January 01, 1972
He was Roosevelt's man on keeping wartime wages and prices under control and later helped Stalin's daughter leave the Soviet Union.
Norman Rockwell
Saturday, January 01, 1972
Douglas P. Cooper meets with Norman Rockwell at Rockwell’s home in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
James A. Michener
Saturday, January 01, 1972
Douglas Cooper interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning author James Michener.
W. H. Auden
Saturday, May 01, 1971
He said poetry makes it the better to enjoy life or to endure it and that it's our chief means of breaking bread with the dead.
Benny Goodman
Thursday, April 01, 1971
A talk with the man behind the single most important jazz concert in history: jazz's 'coming out' party to the world of 'respectable' music.
Richard Rodgers
Monday, February 01, 1971
One the world's best known show music composers talks about his collaborations with Lorenz Hart and Oscar Hammerstein.
Harry Reasoner
Friday, January 01, 1971
Low key and unflappable, Reasoner follows in a great American tradition.
Judge Mario A. Procaccino
Friday, January 01, 1971
On burglars ever in his home, "I'd blow their brains out!”
Jazz Greats Dizzy Gillespie, Tyree Glenn & Walter Thomas
Friday, January 01, 1971
The founder of Bebop with cheeks a squirrel would envy and a bent horn that made him the Ambassador of Jazz.
Don Rickles (as told by his mother, Etta)
Friday, January 01, 1971
She tells a version only she and Don could recall, including revelations he would never expose.
