250 pages. Typescript and holograph notes on music, composers, school, characters, etc. Some notes are on scraps of papers, envelopes, etc. Also includes a June 10, 1964 Army Pictorial Center memo regarding Gaddis' role as temporary duty contact writer; typescript microfiction, “The Sex Life of an Electron by Eddy Current,” with manuscript note, “adapted by Vogel for teaching sex ed;” and clippings including Alaska homesteading, 12-year-old boy threatening Birch Society, Ford Foundation $6m TV grant, Who’s Who, Eisenhower’s stamp collection, and girl inherits $1.8m.

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