I was indeed delighted to hear from you and to learn that Mr. Thompson is involved in preparing more of your records. I did indeed have a letter from him yesterday.
I am happy to hear that you are in good health and that you are making progress on your autobiography. I am delighted, too, to learn that Black Elk Speaks is having such a fine sale both here and abroad.
I find I have only one tape in my files. This was Missouri Forum that I did with you and I had the late Dean Mott, Dr. Loren Reid, and Dean Earl English on my panel. I certainly would be happy to make that tape available to Mr. Thompson so that he could copy it. Meanwhile, I shall suggest that he contact the Missouri State Historical Society. I am sure they have a number of video tapes over there.
Also, I shall put him in touch with Mr. Don Mitchell, Director of Instructional Television. Mr. Mitchell of course has control of your video tape lectures. It is always good to hear from you.
Kindest personal regards.
Ed,
Edward C. Lambert
Assistant to the Chancellor
in Charge of Television
