Bob Woodbury in the WABI studio in front of a fireplace set, interviewing Mel Parnell, pitcher for the Red Sox, Boston baseball team, up to 1956. Parnell is promoting radio broa...

The director of the National Rifle Association talks about the organization's stance on various gun control legislation;

Ronald Speers talks about firearms legislation; he shows a homemade working 22 caliber gun created from a wrench by a 13-year-old; he says he advocates for "sensible" legislatio...

An unidentified gun shop owner talks about the required customer identity checks for gun purchases; the interview ends abruptly;

An unidentified man is interviewed about how firearms sales laws are enforced in New England, particularly in Maine and New Hampshire; the seized weapons in the office are noted...

An unidentified man is interviewed about the different kinds of laws pertaining to gun ownership; he also describes the enforcement of these laws;

A man demonstrates for another man a series of guns, including a cane gun; he describes illegal firearms in the New England area; he shows which guns are illegal; he displays gu...

Former editor and executive vice president of the Washington Post speaks with Brooks Hamilton, head of Univ. of Maine dept. of journalism. Discuss the role of the small town new...;Brooks Hamilton asks James Russell Wiggins about the comparison of Wiggins 1920s weekly newspaper ownership of the Rock County Star and the Ellsworth American he currently owns....

An hour-long tribute to the musician and conductor Pierre Monteux filmed at his home in Winterhaven, Hancock County; Dick Bronson meets Doris, Monteux's wife, in her flower gard...