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ED 054 420 AC 010 717AUTHOR Wilson, E. C.TITLE Demonstration, Developmental and Research Project for

Programs, Materials, Facilities and EducationalTechnology for Undereducated Adults: Alabama StateModule. Adult Basic Education Materials DemonstrationProject. Final Report.

INSTITUTION Morehead State Univ., Ky.SPONS AGENCY Bureau of Adult, Vocational , and Technical Education

(DHEW/OE), Washington, C.C.PUB DATE 31 Aug 70GRANT OEG-2-7-005077-5077(324)NOTE 109p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$6.58DESCRIPTORS *Adult Basic Education; *Audiovisual Aids; *Catalogs;

Demonstration Projects; Educational Technology;*Filmstrips; Models; *Reference Materials

IDENTIFIERS Alabama; Appalachia

ABSTRACTThis catalog contains a listing of the audio-visual

aids used in the Alabama State Module of the Appalachian Adult BasicEducation Program. Aids listed include filmstrips utilized by thefollowing organizations: Columbia, South Carolina State Department ofEducation; Raleigh, North Carolina State Department of Education;Alden Films of Brooklyn, New York; Coronet Instructional Films ofChicago, Illinois; Rehabilitation Research Foundation of Elmore,Alabama, aad Jacksonville University Library, Jacksonville, Alabama.Subjects covered in the filmstrips include the following broad areasof study: biography, business education, guidance in health andpersonal appearance, language arts and skills, science, socialstudies, consumer education, math, Israel, vocational guidanceUnited States history, money management and economics. (CK)

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,

APEDuCATION& WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATION

THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO-DUCED ExACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM IANTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIG-INATING IT_ POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN-IONS STATED no NOT NECESSARILYREPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU,CATION POSITION OR POLICY.

ADULT EL-1, LDUCATION

DEMONSTRATION CENTER

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FINAL REPORTAUGUST 31, 1970

MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITYMOREHEAD, KENTUCKY

CATALOGUE

Submitted by: E. C. WilsonGadsden, Alabama

FINAL REPORT SYMIES

Project No. 9-3-S-2-017

Grant No. : OEG.2-7-005077-5077 24)

RECENEDEP 22 1971

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E, R .1. C.

DEMONSTRATION, DEVELOPMENTAL AND RESEARCH PROJECT FOR PROGRAMS, MATERIALS, FACILITIESAND EDUCATIONAL TECKNOLOGY FOR UNDEREDUCATED ADULTS

Subcontract No.: AABEDC No.

ADULT BASIC EDUCATIONMATERIALS DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

ALABAMA :STATE MODULE

E.C. Wilson, Director

Date: September 30, 1970

The research reported herein was performed pursuant to a grant withthe Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Educationand Welfare. Contractors undertaking auch projects under Government sponsorship are encouraged to expres freely their .profeisionaljudgment in the conduct of the project. Poinu of view or opinionsstated do not, therefore, necessarily represent official Office of Ed-ucation position or policy.

U.S. DEPARTMENTOF

HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE

Office of EducationBUREAU OF ADULT, VOCATIONAL, AND .

TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Funded under the authority of Public Law: 89-730, Title IIISection 309 (b) Adult Basic Education ',Special Projectat! ofTHE ADULT EDUCATION ACT OF 1966. AS AMENDED,

1-ILMS BRING INTO THE ADOL1 CLASSROOM:

.encouragementfor self-

evaluation

...health andsafety practices

uhderstanding of basic economics

....awareness of jobopportunities

....guidelines for happyfamily living

....knowledge about organizationand function of Americangovernment

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..the privileges end responsibilities ofcitizenahtp

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION FILMSTRIPS

STATE DEPARTMENT OP EDUCATION

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE DEPARTMENT pp- EDUCATION

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA

ADAMS JOHN

ADAM._ JOHN QUINCY

ALCOTT,_ LOUISA_MAY

AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES

BUCK. PEARL:a.

CLEVELAND. PRESIDET GROVER

BIOGRAPHY

E_MINUTES COLOR - TRACES EVOLUTION OFOUR HERITAGE OF JUSTICE, LAW, FRM;DOM.

50 MINUTES -= B/W .. A FUTURE PRESIDENT RISKSHIS POLITICAL CAREER TO SUPPORT PRINCIPLESOF THE FIRST 10 AMENDMENTS.

18 MINUTES - B/W EVENTS FROM THE LIFE OFMISS ALCOTT REVEAL HER OUTSTANDING CHARACTERTRAITS - DEVOTION TO HER FAMILY, SENSE OFHUMOR AND INDUSTRIOUSNESS. SHOWS THAT LITTLEWOMEN, LITTLE MEN, JOIS BOYS WERE BASEDLARGELY ON HER OWN EXPERIENCES.

4_MINUTE3 - COLOR - IN KENTUCKY, MISSISSIPPIAND THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES, AUDUBONPAINTED THE BIRDS HE LOVED. THIS FILM RE..VEALS THE BIRDS THEMSELVES, GAY AND PRILLIANT,PERCHED ON NESTS OF MUD AND TWIGS; ON LEAFYBOUGHS; FRESH AND INNOCENT.

10 MINUTES 7 B, = MISS BUCK DESCRIPESHAPPY CHILDHOOD DAYS IN CHINA, POINTS OUTDIFFERENCES BETWEEN WESTERN AND ORIENTALAPPROACHES TO LIVING, DISCUSSES CHANGES THATHAVE TAKEN PLACE UNDER. COMMUNISM IN CHINAAND CONSIDERS WAYS. IN WHICH AMERICA MAY RE-COVER GOOD WILL LOST IN ASIA RECENTLY.

50 MINUTES - B/W SURVEYS THE NEW FORCESAFFECTING AMERICA FOLLOWING THE CIVIL WAR.SHOWS HOW PRESIDENT CLEVELAND FOUGHT FOR ALOWER TARIFF DESPITE. ADVICE TO THE CONTRARYFROM HIS ADVISORS. HE WAS DEFEATED TN THEELECTION WHICH FOLLOWED.

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COOPER_ JAMES FINIMORE

ELY _RICHARD T.

FROST ROBERT

HAMILTON,EDITH

KLMES._OLIVER

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BIOGRAPHY(CONTID)

I MINUTE _ DRAMATIZES THE LIFE OFT E FIRST GREAT AMERICAN WRITER TO BASE HISmdials ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIER SCENE. AFTERSEVERAL ADVENTUROUS YEARS IN THE NAVY, COOPERSETTLED DOWN TO A QUIET LIFE A9 A GENTLEMANFARMER, WROTE NOVELS BASED ON HIS YOUTHFULVENTURES.

1221EmE2_,_EL - THE FRE7DoM To 9'7:ARCH FORTHE TRUTH. SOCIAL REFORM IN 19TH CENTURYAMERICA, THE DANGER OF "DESTROYING LIBERTY INTHE PROCESS OF DEFENDING TT." A COLLEGE pRo_FESSOR DEMANDS THAT HIS STUDENTS EXAMINE TDEAs,EVALuATE INFORMATION AND MAKE JUDGMFNTs INDE-PENDENT OF TRADITION.

mmElEa_=_ELE - AT HIS FARM HOME INVERMoNT, FRST RECALLS THE wIDE RANGE oF PER-SONAL EXPERIENCES - 49 A MILL WORKER, COUNTRYSCHOOL TEACHER, COBBLER, SMALL-TOWN EDITOR,AND FARMER - THAT FURNISHED THE BACKGROUNDFOR HIS ACHIEVEMENTS IN POETRY. HE READSTun POEMS.

.3.9 MINUTES - COLOR - A TEACHER, WRITER, ANDINTERNATIONAL AUTHORITY OF ANCIENT GREEK ANDROMAN CULTURES TALKS IN HER MAINE HOME. SHESPEAKS OF WAYS IN WHICH THE GREEK CIVILIZA-TION WAS UNIQUE IN HISTORY, OF THE FUNDAMEN-TALS OF GREEK PHILOSOPHY, AND OF REASONS FORGREECE'S FALL.

18 MINUTES - B/W - DRAMATIZES EPISODES PROMHOLMES LIFE. POTNTS OUT HIS CONTRIBUTIONSAS A MAN OF MEDICINE, OF LETTERS, AND AS ALECTURER, HIGHLIGHTING EVENTS INCIDENTAL ToWRITING OLD IRONSIDES, AUTOCRAT OF THE BREAK-FAST TABLE AND OTHER WoRKS.

HOUSTONGOVERNOR SAM

HUTCHINSON ANNE

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50 MINUTES - B/W - THE SANCTITY OF L CON-TRACT, THE CONFLICT OVER FREEDOM VS. SLAVERYIN THE TERRITORIES. MOB PSYCHOLOGY, VIOLENCEAS A SOLUTION TO DISAGREEMENTS. THE PROUDTEXAN WHO SUFFERED POLITICAL MARTYRDOM BE-CAUSE "HE LOVED HIS COUNTRY, HE WAS A PATRIOT,HE WAS DEVOTED TO THE UNION.'

_50 MINUTES - B/W - ANNE HUTCHINSON STRUGGLESWITH THE RIGID PURITAN CHURCH HIERARCHY FORPERSONAL RELIGIOUS FREEDOM. SHE LOSES INCOURT TO GOVERNOR WINTHROP AND IS BANNED FROMMASSACHUSETTS. WE SEE WHY FREEDOM OP RELIGIONIS A BASIC CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT.

IRVING WASHINGTON 18 MINUTES 7-B/W - BRINGS TO LIFE SIGNIFI-CANT EPISODES IN THE LIFE OF WASHINGTONIRVING. TRACES HIS EARLY LIFE IN NEW YORK,AS A LAWYER AND THEN AS A WRITER. DESCRIBESTRAVELS AND LIFE ABFOAD, HIGHLIGHTING INCI-DENTS ON WHICH HPTGED THE WRITING OF HISBEST KNOWN LITERARY WORKS.

OHNSON. SENATOR ANDREW 1350141NU- THE PRESERVATION OF THEUNION VS. STATES RIGHTS; THE ECONOMIC PARA-DOXES FACED BY A PORDE? STATE; THE DECLINEOF AGRARIAU AMERICA. SENATOR ANDREW JOHNSONTHE ONLY U.S. SENATOR TO RErAIN HIS SEAT WHENHIS STATE (TENNESSEE) HAD LEFT THE UNION.

JOURNALS OF LEWIS & CLARK 27 MINUTES - COLOR - FAITHFUL TO THE JOURNALSAND COVERING THE SAME TERRAIN TRAVELED BYLEWIS & CLARK, THIS CAPTURES THE WONDER OFTHE VIRGIN WEST, RECOUNTS AN HEROIC CHAPTERIN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FRONTIER, SUGGESTSTHE PROBLEMS OF CONSERVATION AND INDIAN SUB-JUGATION.

BIOGRAPHY (CONT D)

JOURNEY TO YESTERDAY

JULIUS CAESAR

LN AS__A_BIONEER Y UTH

LINCOLN: THE END AND BEGINNING

LINCOLN; THE FUTTIRE PRESIDENT

LINCOLNt THE YOUNG LAWYER

10 MINUTES = B/W - PRESENTS THE DISCOVERYOF THE CURE FOR YELDaW FEVER BY WILLIAMWRGAS AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE COMPLETIONOF THE.PANAMA CANAL.

33 MINUTES - B/W - A CONDENSED VERSION OFSHAKESPEARE'S.COMPLETE PLAY PORTRAYED BY APROFESSIONAL CAST.

27 MINUTES- B - FROM THE TEEN-AGE BOY terA BACKWOODS "BLAB SCHOOL" TO THE TALL YOUNGMAN STARTING LIFE ON HIS OWN; FRIENDSHIPS ANDHARDSHIPS IN.RURAL AMERICA, THE KIND OF MANABE GREW TO BE.

28 MINUTES - B/g - THE LIFE OF A PIONEERFAMILY IN THE EARLY 180018. THE FRONTIERCHILDHOOD OF THE NATION'S FUTURE PRESIDENT;THE ROLE OF YOUNG ABE'S MOTHER.

27 MINUTES - B FROM THE PRESIDENT AT THEWHITE HOUSE AT TO TIME OF LEE'S SURRENDER TOTHE ASSASSINATION; THE FUNERAL TRAIN CROSSINGTHE COUNTRYSIDE, BACK TO THE CABIN IN WHICHTOM AND NANCY HANKS LINCOLN-WELCOME A NEW-SON.

33 MINUTES - B/W - THE FUTURE PRESIDENT. AYOUNG BACKWOODS LAWYER LOSES AND THEN REGAINSHIS FAITH IN HIMSELF. THE FUTURE PRESIDENTGAINS STRENGTH.

30 MINUTES = B/W - THE YOUNG LAWYER IN NEWSALEM. THE PLUNGE INTO THE POLITICAL ARENA;A YOUNG:MAWS AMBITION FOR PUBLIC OFFICE.THE ANN RUTLEDGE LEGEND; A FUTURE CLOUDED BYDOUBT.

LONGFELLOW'HENRY WADSWORTH

HAOC_ALPHABET. THE

MARSHALL CHIEF JUSTICE

MASON, GEORGE

ORDEAL OF WOOD 'WILSON

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BIOGRAPHY (CONTID

17 MINUTES - B/w - EVENTS IN HIS LIFE WHICHREVEAL HIS DEDICATION TO CREATING A NATIVEAMERICAN POETRY AND TO ENCOURAGING A TASTEFOR THE POETRY OF OTHER COUNTRIES. INTER;=POSES SELECTIONS FROM HIS POEMS AND DRAMATIZESINCIDENTS WHICH INSPIRED SUCH WORKS AS EVANGE -LINE.

11 MINUTES - B/W - DR. CHRISTIAN ELJKMAN'SEXPERIEMENTS IN JAVA TO DISCOVER THE CAUSEOF BERIBERI. HIS ACCIDENTAL DISCOVERY OFVITAMIN Bl FOLLOWED BY THE DISCOVERY OF OTHERVITAMINS AND THEIR IMPORTANCE TO HEALTH.

50 MINUTES - B/W - IN THE TRIAL OF AARONBURR IN VIRGINIA IN 1807, WE LEARN HOW THECONSTITUTION PROTECTS AMERICAN CITIZENS FROMACCUSATIONS OF TREASON. MARSHALL EXPLAINS:"JEFFERSON IS NOT A KING...TN THE REPUBLICTHE PLOTTING OF TREASON DOES NOT CONSTITUTETHE ACT OF TREASON.

50 MINUTES - B/W - WE SEE THE VIRGINIARATIFYING CONVENTION RESOLVE AT THE INSIS-TENCE OF GEORGE MASON OF VIRGINIA, THAT THEFIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS FOR THE NEW CONGRESSBE TO AMEND THE CONSTITUTION WITH A BILL OFRIGHTS.

26 MINUTES - B/W - EXAMINES REASONS WILSONTOOK THE NATION TO WAR, COMMENTS ON HIS ACTIV-ITIES AS A WARTIME PRESIDENT, THEN FOCUSES ONHIS VAIN STRUGGLE TO CREATE THE INTERNATIONALMACHINERY FOR A LASTING PEACE. FEATURES NAR-RATION AND PERSONAL COMMENTARY BY HERBERTHOOVER.

BIOGRAPHY (CONTID)

POE- EDGAR ALLAN

PORTRAIT OF A GENIUS

SANDBURG. CARL

SERVANT OF MANKIND

SHAKESPEARE: SOUL. OF AN AGE

SHAKESPEARE. WILLIAM

1 MINUTES - COLOR - PAINTINGS CREATED INTHE STYLE OF POE'S WRITINGS ARE SKILLFULLYPRESENTED TO BRING TO LIFE SCENES FROM HISWORKS AGAINST A BACKGROUND OF POE'S LIFE.EXCERPTS FROM no HELEN," "THE FALL CF THEHOUSE OF USHER," "THE MURDERS IN THE RUEMORGUE," "THE RAVEN."

10 MINUTES B/W - LEONARDO DA VINCI AS ANINVENTOR, DETERMINED TO FIND WAYS TO ACCOMPLISHWHAT OTHERS SAY CANNOT BE DONE. ILLUSTRATEDWITH HIS DRAWINGS.

30 MINUTES - B - THE FAMOUS AMERICAN POET,BIOGRAPHER OF LINCOLN AND PULITZER PRIZEWINNER, PLAYS HIS GUITAR AND SINGS FOLK SONGSIN A STYLE qo LESS FAMILIAR THAN HIS GIFT FORPOETRY. HE RECALLS ADVENTURES AS A NEWSPAPERREPORTER AND SPEAKS OF HIS LIFELONG DEDICATIONTO LINCOLN'S LIFE.

9 MINUTES - B/W - A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF THOMASALVA EDISON, SOME OF HIS AMAZING ACHIVEMENTSAND THEIR EFFECTS UPON LIFE TODAY.

MINUTES - COLOR - MOVES FROM LANDMARKTO LANDMARK IN SHAKESPEARE'S LIFE, PICTURINGAUTHENTIC MAPS, BUILDINGS, TOWNS, ESTATESAND CITIES. SIR MICHAEL REDGRAVE RECITESILLUSTRATIVE PASSAGES FROM SPEECHES INSHAKESPEARE'S CHRONICLES, COMEDIES AND TRA-GEDIES - SOME FIFTEEN TN ALL.

25 MINUTES - COLOR - RECR7AT'ES ELIZABETHANSOCIETY AND THE LIFE or WILLIAM SHAKESPEAREFROM EARLY BOYHOOD THROUGH THE YEARS SPENTAS PLAYWRIGHT AND ACTOR PI LONDON, DRAMA-TIZES SCENS FROM RICHARD III, HAMLET, JumusCAESAR, MACBETH, AS THEY Itrum mAvE BETTFORMED AT THE GLOBE THEATRE.

Ii

zulti_pgam BERNARD

STAIRWAY TO LIGHT

SNRY u_DocraR CARVER. THE

TRAGEDY OF JOHN_MILTON

TWAIN._ MARK: BACKGROUND FORHIS.WRKS

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26 MINUTES 7_8/W - ACTUAL FILM CLIPS SHOWSSOME OF GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S MAJOR IDEAS;DESCRIBE HOW HIS WORK AND ART REFLECTED ANDCHANGED SOCIETY; AND DEPICTS THE SURFACE"BUFFOON" PERSONALITY GB5 PRESENTED TO THEWORLD.

10 MINUTES_- S/W - DR. PHILIPPE PINEL, OB-SCURE FRENCH DOCTOR, UNSHACKLES HIS INSANEPATIENTS TO HELP FREE THEIR MTNDS, THUSPIONEERING IN THEIR MODERN HUMANE TREATMENT.AN ACADEMY AWARD WINNER.

11 MINUTES - B/W - THE EXPERIMENTS AND RE-SEARCH WHICH LED TO NOBEL'S INVENTION OFDYNAMITE. HIS DISMAY AT ITS DESTRUCTIVE USEIN WAR AND THE DECISION TO LEAVE HIS FORTUNETO THE PROMOTION OF PEACE, ESTABLISHING THENOBEL PRIZE AWARDS.

10 MINUTES B/W - PRESENTS THE AGRICULTURALEXPERIEMENTS AND ACHIEVEMENTS OF DR. GEORGEWASHINGTON CARVER, THE SCIENTIST WHO WASBORN A SLAVE.

ZVMINUTES - B/W - AUGUST 13, 1660, THEBLIND POET IS DRIVEN INTO HIDING BY CHARLES II 1

AND HIS WORK ORDERED DISTROYED.

13 MINUTES - COLOR - AUTHENTIC BACKGRMNDS,QUOTATIONS, ANtE REENACTMENTS ENRICH THESTUDY OF MARK TWAIN'S WORKS. HIS COLORFULBOYHOOD ON THE MISSISSIPPI IS SHOWN TO RE ASOURCE OF HIS MAJOR WRITINGS; OTHER WORKSREFLECT HIS LIFE AS JOURNALIST, YARN SPINNERAND HUMORIST.

BIOGRAPHY (COVTID

TWAIN MARK: GIVES AN INTERVIEW 2,3EIEUTES - COLOR - MR. HAL pOLBROOK'SAMAZING PHYSICAL RESEMBLANCE TO MARK TWAIN,HIS SKILL IN REPRODUCING THE GREAT AUTHORtsMANNERISM AND THE WITTY AND PUNGENT DIALC17,-EXCERPTED FROM TWAIN'S WRITTNGS COMBINE TOMAKE THIS AN INTRIGUING AND MEMORABLE FILM.

BUSINESS EDUCATION_

Y 11 MINUTES - PDLOR - FOLLOWING JOAN THR-,A NORMAL DAY IN A MODERN OFFICE, WE LEAa-ABOUT TYPICAL SECRETARIAL RESPONSIBILITISUCH AS MAKING APPOINTMENTS, GREETING VIS:PROCESSING INCOMING MAIL, SUPERVISING FIE'ORGANIZING A BUSINESS TRIP, TAKING DICTAT:AND TRANSCRIBING.

AECUTARTRE: TAKI G DICTATION 11 MINUTES - COLOR - A GOOD SECRETARYPROPER MATERIALS ORGANIZED TO RESPOND c-TTTO THE BOSS' CALL. SHE KNOWS CORRECT r--HOW TO INDICATE SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS,INTERRUPT AND wHEN NOT, ROW TO flKEY" DICTO LETTERS BEING ANSWERED AND OTHER ROUTPROCEDURES.

gECRETARY THE: TRANSCRIBING 11 MINUTES - COLOR - FOLLOWING JOAN TT:A TYPICAL SERIES OF TRANSCRIBING AS'WE LEARN ABOUT THE PLACING OF WORKTO AVOID WASTE MOTION: ESTABLISHINGTIES TO THAT RUSH ITEMS GET OUTTYPING TECHNIQUES FOR FASTER, NEAT7:.

APTITUDES AND OCCUPATION3

GUIDANCE

16 MINUTES - COLOR - A GROUP OF STITHEIR COUNSELOR EXAMINE SCHOLASTIC AC:

ATTITUDES AND HEALTH

BACKFIRE

PAAANCE_YOUR DIET FOR_HEALTHAND APPEARANCE

BENEFITS OF LoOKING AHEAD

BODY CARE AND GROOMING

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GUIDAN2LIZN_IT

14

MENT APTITUDE AND INTEREST TESTS - THE BASICTYPES USED TO GUIDE STUDENTS TOWARD THE SE-LECTION oF A SATISFYING OCCUPATION. VARIOUSOCCUPATIONAL CATEGORIES ARE ILLUSTRATED.

11 mrauTE5 = coton - WRONG ATTITUDEs CANPREVENT THE INDIVIDUAL FROM DOING HIS BESTAND CAN EvEN CAUsE PHYSICAL ILLNESS, THISFILM DEMONSTRATEs HOW sELF-CoNFIDENcE ANDRIGHT ATTITUDES ARE VITAL TO GOOD HEALTH.

MTES - A TRUE STORY OF A HIGHSCHOOL TEACHER WHO MANAGED TO CURE HIs STU-DENTS' CONCORDANCE WITH THE MARXIAN FALLACY,FROM EACH ACCORDING TO HIS NEED. HOWCAN I OONDAT THIs KIND oF THINKING? IT'S MYJOB, I muST FIND A WAY.9

11 MINUTES - COLOR - JANE, PILL AND FREDANALyZE THEIR OwN EATING HABITS, BILL IS APREAKFAT-MISsER. JANE'S WEAKNESS IS GREASYFOODS, FRED EATS TOO MANY STARCHES. AS THEYLEARN ABoUT DIET, THEY RECOGNIZE THE ImpOR-TANCE OP A BALANCED DIET TO WEIGHT, SKINCONDITION, AND PERSONALITY.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - By ENCOURAGING STUDENTSTo LOOK AHEAD, THIS FILM HELPS THEM THINKCONSTRUCTIVELY ABOUT IMmEDIATE pROBLEms ANDWORK TOWARD ACHIEVING THEIR FUTURE GOALS. ITEXpLAINS THAT PLANNING NEEDS A LONG-RANGE VIEWDIVIDED INTO SHORTER RANGE OBJECTIVES,

Inmplg_mq, - PERSONAL CARE IS sEENIN THIS FILM AS THE PASTS OF GOOD GROOMING,WITH ANIMATED DRAWINGS AND PHOT0MICROGRAPHY,THE FILM DEMONSTRATES How To KEEP SKIN, HAIRNAILS ANID TEETH CLEAN AND HEALTHY AND SHOWSTHE CHANGES WHICH CAN BE EFFECTED BY DEvEL_OpING A GOOD ROuTINE.

BORDERLINE

CHOO*JAWQMCL

,EMOTIONAL HEALTH

FACING REALITY

GUIDANCE ( -211221

27 MINUTES - B/W - THIS STORY OF A TEEN-AGEGIRL WHO IS ON THE "BORDERLINE" BETWEEN USE-FUL CITIZENSHIP AND DELINOUENCY POINTS UPSOME OF THE PROBLEMS OF EMOTIONAL ADTUSTMENTCONFRONTING MANY ADOTESCENTS IN THEIR STRIVINGTOWARD MATURITY.

16 MINUTES - B - WHEN FREDIS 8 YEAR OLDDAUGHTER CATHY HAS WHAT SEEMS TO BE AN ATTACKOF APPENDICITIS, HE AND HIS WIFE, NEW COMERSTO TOWN, REALIZE THEY HAVE NCT SELECTED ADOCTOR. FRED IS FORCED TO RELY UPON A DOCTORHE MET FOR JUST A FEW MINUTES PLAYING GOLF.

20 MINUTES - SHOWS THAT EMOTIONAL UP-SETS AMONG COLLEGE AGE PEOPLE ARE COMMON, THATSUCH DISTURBANCE, IF PROLONGED, SHOULD HAVEPROFESSIONAL ATTENTION AS WITH PHYSICAL ILL-NESS, AND EXPLAINS SONE OF THE BASIC TECHNI-QUES OF PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT.

12 _MINUTE$ - B - DAYDREAMING, IDENTIFICA-TION, SUPPRESSION AND MALINGERING ARE SOMEWAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE TRY TO ESCAPE FROM REAL-ITY, THIS SHOWS HOW A HIGH SCHOOL BOY TS THEVICTIM NEGATIVE SCCIAL ATTITUDES UNTIL ASYMPATHETIC INSTRUCTOR ENCOURAGES HIM TO TALKOVER HIS PROBLEMS.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - WHAT ARE THE FACTS INTHE PROBLEM OF FINDING A JOB? A THOROUGHPRESENTATION OF JOB-LEAD SOURCES, AND SOW,OF THE CRUCIAL STAGES AND FACTORS IN OBTAIN-ING A JOB MAKE THIS FILM A PRACTICAL STUDENTAID.

FLABBY AMERICAN. THE

aCaLTS....ZZL_JDY

GUIDANCE (CONTIP)

27 MINUTES - - STRESSES THE IMPORTANCEOF PHYSICAL FITNESS AND REGULAR EXERCISE.CONCLUDES THAT THE CHILD NEEDS MORE EXERCISEAT HOME AND BETTER PROGRAMS AT SCHOOL; YOUTHSNEED A "YARDSTICK" TO CHECK THEIR PERFORMANCE,AND SOMEHOW THE ADULT MUST REPLACE ACTIVITYTAKEN OUT OF HIS LIFE,

11 MINUTES - COLOR - BY ORGANIZING WORK ANDTIME, BY READING WITH A PURPOSE AND BY KNOW-ING HOW TO LOCATE REFERENCE MATERIAL QUICKLY,JIM IS ABLE TO COMPLETE A SPECIAL REPORT ASWELL AS MAINTAIN HIS REGULAR STUDY SCHEDULE.

L-BRARY THE: A_PLACE FOR DISCOVERY 16 MINUTES - COLOR - LIBRARY RESOURCE°. FROMSTORYTELLING TO gSEARCH FACILITIES ARE ILLU-STRATED, STUDENTS SEEKING LIBRARY RESOURCESFOR A PUPPET PROJECT LEARN USE OF THE CARDCATALOGUE, HOW TO FIND BOOKS ON SHELVES, USEOF VERTICAL FILES FOR PICTURES, AND OTHERAUDIO VISUAL MATERIALS.

NONE FOR THE ROAD

PARENTS ARE PEOPLE TOO

REINFORCEMENT fl'L LEARNINGAND EXTINCTION

MINpTES - COLOR - A REALISTIC APPROACHTO THE DRINKING-DRIVING PROBLEM, EMPHASIZESTHE DANGER OF THE "MODERATE" DRINKER, WHO,THOUGH NOT OBVIOUSLY INTOXICATED, MAY DEVELOPA FALSE OVER-CONFIDENCE AND BE UNAWARE OF THErAcT THAT HIS COORDINATION AND REFLEXES AREIMPAIRED.

15 MINUTES - B/W - THIS FILM CONSIDERS HOW-5TUDENTS THEMSELVES CAN WORK WITH PARENTS TOGAIN BETTER MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND HOWFAMILY DISCUSSIONS CAN REPLACE ARGUMENTS ANDHELP TO ESTABLISH GOOD FAMILY RELATIONS.

S_MINUTES - B/W ESTABLISHES THAT, IN GENE-RAL, BEHAVIOR THAT IS REINFORCED DOES NOT 0 772LEARNED, WHILE NON-REINFORCED BEHAVIOR IS EX-TINQUISHED. THIS PRINCIPLE IS DEMONSTRATEDIN THE FILM WITH BOTH HUMANS AND PIGEONS.

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GuIaLea_LPIELL22

RESPONSIBILITY

SHOULD YOU DRI

UNDERSTANDING OTHERS

YATIONS IN_AGRICULTURE

YALIJO=BETTER ,0ONVER5ATION

YOU AND YOUR woRK

14 MINUTES - COLOR - THE DRAMATIC STORYOF TWO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO ARE COMPETINGFOR AN ELECTIVE SHOOL OFFICE IS DESIGNED TOSTIMULATE DISCUSSION ON THE PROBTEM OF RE-SPONSIBILITY AS IT AFFECTS THE INDIVIDUAL'AND THOSE AROUND HIM.

..Laargua_,LLE DESIGNED TO PROMOTE DIS-CUSSION AND SELF-ANALYSIS ABOUT REASONS FORMODERATE DRINKING, THIS FILM DRAMATICALLYFOCUSES ATTENTION ON THE IMPORTANCE OF 'EACHPERSON'S MAKING AN HONEST AND INTELLIGENTDECISION ABOUT THE USE OF ALCOHOL.

12 MINUTES - COLOR - A DRAMATIC PLEA TOJUDGE THE OTHER PERSON FOR HIS TRUE VALUE,ABILITY AND NET WORTH, RATHER THAN BY HISECONOMIC BACKGROUND, POOR SOCIAL SKILI' ANDINABILITY TO BE ONE OF THE GROUP.

15 MINUTES - COLOR -REALISTICALLY EXPLORFTHE OPPORTUNITIES, REOUIREMENTS AND REWARuOF A VARIETY OF SPECIFIC CAREERS IN TODAYI3EXPANDING AND DIVERSIFIED FIELD OF AGRICUITURE. THE NEED FOR SPECIALIZED COTIEGETRAINING IS EMPHASIZED.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOODCONVERSATION, AND HOW CAN SKILL IN CONVERSA-TION BE IMPROVED? BEING COURTEOUS, INCLUSIVEAND RESPECTFUL; CONTRIBUTING, FOLLOWING THESUBJECT AND LISTENING ARE THE REQUIREMENTS OFGOOD CONVERSATION SHOWN IN THIS FILM.,

11 MINUTES -_COLOR - AFTER HE IS FIRED FROMA JOB, FRANK LEARNS - WITH THE HELP OF AVOCATIONAL GUIDANCE WORKER THE IMPORTANCE OFDEVELOPING THE RIGHT ATTITUDE. HE IS RE-HIREDAND THROUGH RENEWED INTEREST AND A SENSE OFACCOMPLISHMENT, ACHIEVES SUCCESS.

yam STUDY }-ETHODS

ATTIYDDES JjPJ4E ALTH

BODY FIGHTS AOTERIA

ommoN HEART DISORDERSflANDTHEIR CAUSES

commuNrry HEALTH AND YOU

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GUIDANCE (C arl_p)

HEALTH

11 MINUTES - COLOR - AS VARIOUS PUPILSAPPLY SYSTEMATIC PRINCIPLES TN A VARIETY OFSTUDY ASFIG,MNTS, WE LEARN THE VALUE OFPLANNING, ORGANI7,ING MATERIALS, USING CLASS-ROOM AND LIBRARY RESOURCES, NOTETAKING ANDOUTLINING.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - WRONG ATTITUDES CANPREVENT TUE INDIVIDUAL FROM DOING HIS BESTAND CAN EVEN CAUSE PHYSICAL ILLNESS. THISFILM DEMONSTRATES HOW SELF-CONFIDENCE ANDRIGHT ATTITUDES ARE VITAL TO GOOD HEALTH.

_17 MINUTES - B/W - THE STORY OP THE NEVERENDING BATTLE BETWEEN DISEASE-PRODUCINGORGANISMS AND THE HUMAN BODY. DESCRIBESVARIOUS COUNTER BALANCES WHICH MANKIND USESIN COMBATING PATHOGENIC BACTERIA AND STRESSESTHE ROLES OF IMMUNIZATION AND HEALTHFULLIVING.

17 MINUTES - B STUDIES COMMON HEARTDISORDERS, GIVING HISTORY, SYMPTOMS ANDEFFECTS OF A TYPICAL CASE OF CHILDHOODRHEUMATIC FEVER. THE ASSUMED CAUSES OFHYPERTENSION AND THE EFFECTS OF EACH OF THECONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE CAUSED BY ARTERIO-SCLEROSIS.

10 MINUTES_- B/W - SHOWS THE ROLE PLAYMTHE AVERAGE HEALTH DEPARTMENT In MAINTAININ_AMERICA'S HIGH STANDARD OF LIVING. THROUGFPROTECTION OF WATER AND FOOD FROM CONTAGIOUSDISEASES, ENFORCING RIGID STANDARDS OFCLEANLINESS THESE DEPARTMENTS PROTECT COMMU-NITY HEALTH.

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COMMUNITY HEAIMH IS UP TO YOU

DRIGcADDICIEION

WNTIOR A CANCER KILLER

IMMUNIZATION

IMPROVING AMERICA'S HEALTH

JCLIUM.a.20 YESTERDAY

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HEALTH_(O

18 MINUTES - B/W - TEACHES THE RESPONSIBILITYOF THE INDIVIDUAL CITIZEN FOR MAKING SURE HISCOMMUNITY'S HEALTH FACILITIES WE ADEQUATEAND SHOWS THE VALUE OF THE COMMUNITY HEALTHCOUNCIL IN HELPING TO ACCOMPLISH THIS. ADRAMATIC EXAMPLE OF A CITIZEN'S PARTICIPATIONIS PROVIDED.

22 MINUTES - B/W - DEPICTS ITITH STARK REA-LISM MANY PHASES OF THIS PROBLEM PARTICULAREAS IT AFFECTS HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH. EXPLAINSTHE DERIVATION OF HEROIN, MARIJUANA, COCAIEE,EMPLOYING ANIMATED DRAWINGS TO DESCRIBE 7T-r=PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS. RELATES DRUG ADDICTTE'NTO CRIME.

21 MINUTES_- B/W - A GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OFSCIENCE IS DETERMINED SEARCH FOR A CHEMICA1CURE FOR CANCER, OUTLINING THE PROMISINGWORK BEING DONE IN THE FIELD OF ANTIBIOTICSAND SHOWING SEVERAL SCIENTISTS wHOSE LIVESARE DEVOTED TO CONQUERING THIS DISEASE.

11 MINUTES - B/W - SHOWS PREPARATION ANDOF VACCINE FCR SMALLPDX, PNEUMONIA AND D.17-THER1A. EXPLAINS WHAT IMMUNIZATION IS AN:HOW IMMUNITY TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES IS ATE.=E7'ED; THROUGH ACTUAL ILLNESS AS WELL AS THRCE:::VACCINES.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - AMERICA'S HEALTH FA-GREATLY IMPROVED SINCE THE TURN OF THE 'ETHIS SHOWS HOW EXPANDED HEALTH AND 7177):SERVICES HAVE INCREASED LIFE EXPECTANCYUGH CONQUEST AND COMMUNICABLE PISEASEF A'POINTS OUT IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION ANPVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY,

10 MINUTES - PRESENTS THE DTSJ-OF THE CURE FOR YELLOW FEVER BY WILLIAGORGAS AND ITS IMPORTANCE TO THE COMPLET-OF THE PANAMA CANAL.

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ONE AGAINST_THE WORLD 11 MINUTES - B/W - COURAGEOUS DR. EPHRAINMCDOWELL DEFIES PROFESSIONAL RIDICULE ANDPUBLIC PROTEST TO PERFORM THE WORLD'S FIRSTMAJOR OPERATION ON A HUMAN BEING. THUSBEGINNING MODERN SURGERY.

OPEN HEART OPERATION 27 MINUTES - A FILM RECORD OF ANOPEN HEART SURGICAL OPERATION TO REPAIR AHOLE IN THE WALL OF THE HEART OF A 5 YEAROLD GIRL. AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTAHOSPITAL.

OUT OF DARKNESS 55_MINUTES - B W - AN AWARD-WINNING DOCU-MENTARY REPORT ON (INE WOMAN'S STEP-PY-STEPRECOVERY FROM MENTAL ILLNESS. PRODUCED PYCBS PUBLIC AFFATRS IN COOPERATION WITH THEAMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSIN., AND THE NATIONALASSOCIATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH.

POSTURE IN_:MOTION MINUTES - COLOR - CONFIDENCE, EFFICIENCYAND BEAUTY RELATE TO GOOD POSTURE. A DEMON-STRATION OF ACCEPTABLE AND UNACCEPTABLE PRCL-CEDURES ARE CONTRASTED IN: (1) WALKING(2) STANDING (1) SITTING (4) WALKING UP ANDDOWN STAIRS.

SNEEZES AND SNIFFLES 10 MINUTES - BIW - WHY COLDS START, HOWTHEY SPREAD AND WHAT TO DO TO PREVENT THEM.THE FILM EFFECTIVELY PORTRAYS THE MOST COMPTONWAYS TN WHICH THE BODY DEFENDS TTSELF C.AINSTGERMS.

STRESS 11 MINUTES-- B/W - DR. HANS SEINE OF THEUNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL DISCUSSES HIS REVOLU-TIONARY THEORY OF STRESS. HE EXPLAINS THENATURE OF "STRESS" AS A GENERAL ALARM REACTIONTHROUGH THE PITUITARY AND ADRENAL GLANDS SETOFF BY AN ATTACK SUCH AS DISEASE, INJURY,MENTAL STRAIN.

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AMERICAN LITERATURE:COLONIAL TINES

AMERICAN LITERATURE:EARLY NATIONAL PERIOD

AMERICAN LITERATURE:_THE REALISTS

AMERICAN LITERATURE:RENTaUTIONARY TIMES

AMERICAN LITERATURE:WESTWARD movEmEur

Lk. UAGE ARTS AND SKILLS

11 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS THAT THE BEGIN-NINGS OF LITERATURE IN THIS COUNTRY TOOK THEFORM OF PRACTICAL, USEFUL DOCUMENTS, RE-FLECTING THE HARD PIONNER LIFE AND SETTLER'SDEPAD RELIGIoUS FAITH. WE SEE Hau COLONIALLITERATURE INSPIRED LATER AMERICAN WRITERS.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - THE FIRST REAL LITERA-TURE OF AMERICA 13 PRESENTED HERE IN THEWRITINGS OF FRENEAU, BRYANT, IRVING, ANDCOOPER, WHO FOUND THEIR SUBJECTS IN THENATURAL BEAUTY, FOLK LEGENDS, HUMOR ANDTRADITIONS WHICH WERE CHARACTERISTICALLYAMERICAN.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMICPROBLEMS OF THE INDUSTRIAL ADVANCE IN AMERICAFORM THE BACKGROUND FROM WHICH THE REALISTSEMERGED. DISCUSSES WRITINGS OF SINCLAIR,DREISER, GARLAND, CRANE, LONDON, TARKINGTON,LEWIS AND ASSOCIATES REALISM WITH PRESENT-DAY WRITERS.

11_MTNUTES_-_EOLOR - FROM THIS PERIOD EMERG-ED SOME OF THE MOST IMPASSIONED PLEAS FOR THE1ATURAL RIGHTS CF MANKIND EVER PRODUCED BY APEOPLE. THE FEELING, DEPTH AID BEAUTY OFMANY OF THESE POLITICAL DOCUMENTS RAISE THEMTO THE LEVEL OF TRUE LITERATURE. FRANKLIN,JEFFERSON. OTHERS.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS Tim THE PEOPLEAND THEMES OF THE .WESTUARD MOVEMENT HAVESERVED AS A SOURCE OF MATERIALS FCR WRITERSFROM THE EARLY NINETEENTH-CENTURY TO THEPRESENT. CHARACTERISTICS SCENES OF THEMOVEMENT ARE .COMBINED WITH QUOTATIONS FROMWORKS OF POET% HISTORIANS.

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LANGUAGE ARTS AND SKILLS CONT'ID

CHAUCER A. D TE-M ME- IEVAL PERIOD

CHAUCER'S ENGLAND

COMPARATIVE READING

DAVID COPPERFIELD: THE BOY

C ITICAL EVALUATION:

EARLY VICTORIAN ENGLANDAND CHARLES DICKENS

13 MINUTES 7 COLOR - WE EXAMINE THE MAJORLITERARY FORMS KNOWN TO THE THREE CLASSES OFMEDIEVAL SOCIETY. RE-ENACTMENTS OF A ROBINHOOD BALLAD, PIERS PLOWMAN, SIR OAWAIN ANDTHE GREEN KNIGHT, MORTE DIARTHUR AND A PORTIONOF THE CANTERBURY TAEF:S.

,30 MINUTES COLOR - FOLLOWS CHAUCER'S PIL-GRIMS - THE KNIGHT, WIFE OF BATH, MILLER,PARDONER, AND OTHERS - ON THEIR WAY TO CANTER-BURY, TELLING STORIES Al THEY RIDE, PRESENTSA DRAMATIZATION OF THE PARDONER'S TALE, ANIRONIC STORY OF THE FOLLY OF AVARICE, VERSETRANSLATED BY THEODORE MORRISON.

MINUTES OLOR - BY COMPARING ARTICTESIN TWO ENCYCLOPEDIAS, JEFF GAINS AN UNDER-STANDING OF DIFFERING DEFINITIONS IN GEOGRA-PHY. LINDA COMES TO KNOW MARK TWAIN THROUGHHIS WORKS ABOUT HIM. DON DEVELOPS INSIGHTSINTO PILGRIM LIFE THROUGH COMPARATIVE READING.

40 MINUTES -:B/W - THE FORMATIVE YEARS OFDICK2NS1 GREAT LITERARY HERO, ILLUSTRATINGTHE ENVIRONMENT AND PERSONALITIES OF 18thCENTURY ENGLAND THAT INFLUENCED THE ROY'S DE-

VELOPMENT. UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTERIZATIONBY FILM GREATS INCLUDING LIONEL BARRYMORE,BASIL RATUBONE AND W. C. FIELDS.

II MINUTES:7 COLOR - TEACHES HOW TO EVALUATEAN AUTHOR'S WORK BY IMAGINING HE IS PRESENT

AI THE WORK IS BEING READ. WITH EXAMPLES

DRAWN FROM FICTION AND NON-FICTION, THIS DE-MONSTRATES THE KEY STEPS IN THE PROCESS OF

CRITICAL EVALUATION.

16 MINUTES -_COLOR - HUMANITIES SERIES.MR. FADIMAN EXAMINES VICTORIAN ENGLAND WITHITS STARTLING CONTRASTS OF MORALITY AND HY-POCRISY, SPLENDOR AND SQUALOR, PROSPERITYAND POVERTY

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LANGUAGE ARTS_ AIN121_0.11CMSCOW! D

BIGHTEENTHOENTURY, THE

ELIZABETHAN PERIOD THE

mawm; A_BAOKGROUND FOR11=-01.L.0

HUMANITIES, THE

IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARy

15 MINUTES - COLOR - DEMONSTRATES THE IM-PORTANCE OF LISTENING IN THE COMMUNICATIONPROCESS JUT) POINTS OUT THE MAJOR OBSTACLEI TOEFFECTIVE LISTENING, INDICATING 7,1AYS IN "WHICHGOOD LISTENING HABITS CAN BE DENRIOPED.

1 MINUTES - COLOR - LITERARY DISCUSSIONSIN AN 18th CENTURY LONDON COFFEE HOUSE REVEALTRENDS IN LITERATURE OF THE TIME. 'EXCERPTSFROM ADDISON AND STEELE, POPE, SWIFT, JOHNSON,FIELDING, GOLDSMITH ILLUSTRATE NEOCLASSICISM:OTHERS ILLUSTRATE SHIFT TOWARD LATER ROMANTI-CISM.

19 MINUTES - COLOR - WE SEE VARIOUS ELIZA-MITAR7TOT=T;SES IN LONDON THEATRES.THEIR LIVES SHOW US HOW TRENDS IN EXPANSION,TRADE, TASTE AND STUDY AFFECT LITERATUREOF THE TINE. EXCERPTS FROM GREAT ELIZABETHANWRITINGS AND ELEMENTS WHICH CHARACTERIZE THEMARE PRESENTED.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - SELECTIONS ITRmT r!=!.TTTALENGLISH 'WRITERS AGAINST SETTING THAT INSPIREPTHEM. THE MAIN ARFAr7 wHICH THEIR WORK PE_PLECT ENGLAND, THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE, TTiF,SEA - ARE PROTRAYED TN KEEPING win' THE mr+7,2AND FEELING OF THE WRITINGS THEMSELVES.

0 MINUTES - COLOR - HUMANITIES SERIES. USIiEXAMPLES OF LITERATURE, PHOTOGRAPHY AND MUS7,7,CLIFTON FADIMAN INTRODUCES THE HUMANITIESFINING THEM AS "MAN'S IDEAS AND FEELINGr,LIFE, RECORDED 17 CERTAIN DEFINITE WAYS...HE SAYS THEY DEAL WTTH IDEAS AND FEELINOS"THAT NEVER GO OUT OF STYLE."

11 MINUTES - COLOR - A BOY WHOSE VOCABNL:.,NEFDS IMPROVEMENT GETS HELP FROM A UNIOUFTELEVISION SCREEN WHOSE OMNISCIENT NADRA--COMBINES WHIMSY AND FACT TO SET VP U5E7TIGUIDELINES PnR HIM. HE LEARNS TO LO:-.K IVNEW WORDS AND USE EFFECTIVELY THOSE 117 AL_READY KNOWS.

LA._ UAGE ARTS AND_SKILLS CONTID

INTERPRETING MEANING

JOHNNY AFFLESEED

JULIUS_CAESAR

LADY OR THE TIGER, THE

LANGUAGE AND COMNUICATIO N

MAN WITHOUR A COUNT Y

MATURE READER. THE

11 MINUTES COLOR DIVERSIFIED EXAMPLESOF ITERATURE AND IMAGINATIVE FELM TECHNIoUESLEAD TO AN UNDERSTANDING OP INTWRETATION.WE SEE THIS PROCESS INVOLVES FIRST GRASPINGTHE LITERAL MEANING, EXPLORING OTHER POSSIBLEMEANING, THEN CHECKING AND APPLYING INTER-PRETATION.

14 MINUTES - COLOR - THE INSPIRING STORYOF JOHNNY APPLESEED, A MAN OF PEACE WHOSEGOAL WAS To MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE FORALL LIVING CREATURES, IMAGINATIVELY TOLDAGAINST THT, BACKGROUND OF PIONEER AMERICA.

33MINVITS_- B/W - A CONDENSED VERSION OFSHAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE FLAY PORTRAYED BY APROFESSIONAL CAST.

10 MINUTES - B/W - STRIKING DRAMATIZATION OFFRANK STOCKTON/1 UNRESOLVED TALE OF TEE TWODOORS - ONE OFFERING FREEDOM AND A LADY, THEOTHER A TIGER.

17 MINUTES - COLOR - DEPICTS SPOKEN AIDWRITTEN LANGUAGE. PRESENTS THREE STAGES INDEVELOPMENT OF WRITTEN LANGUAGE; PICTOGRAPHIC,IDEOGRAPHIC, AND PHONETIC. DISCUSSES PHONEMESAND THE HISTORY OF THE ALPHABET. STRESSES THENEED FOR MAN TO USE LANGUAGE FOR CONSTRUCTIVEPURPOSES.

2;7_ MINUTES - B A BRILLIANT DRAMATIZATIONOF EDWARD EVERETT HALE'S CLASSIC STORY OFPHILLIP NOLAN, THE MAN WHO.RENOUNCED EISCOUNTRY.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - TEACHES TO AIM AT BE-COMING A MATURE R,ADER AS WELL AS A GOODREADER. DRAMATIC VIGNETTES OF SPECIFIC EXAM-PLES INTRODUCE AND EXPLAIN THE SKILLS OF AMMTURE READER7CRITICAL EVALUATION, INTER-PRETING MEANING, UNDERSTANDING STYLE ANDREADING COMPARATIVELY.

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LANGUAGE ARTS AND SKILLS (CONT D

MUTINY_ON_THE BOUNTY

NOVEL, THE'

PRIDE AND_PREJUDICE

ROMANTIC PERIOD THE

ROMEO AND JULIET

SAY WHAT_YOU MEAN

40 MINUTES B THIS IS THE STORY OFMUTINY ON THE H.M.S. BOUNTY IN 1787. THISMUTINY HELPED BRING ABOUT A NEW DISCIPLINEBASED UPON MUTUAL RESPECT BETWMN OFFICERSAND MEN BY WHICH BRITAIN'S SEA POYER IS MAIN-TAINED AS SECURITY FOR ALL WHO PASS UPON THESEAS.

30 MINUTES - COLOR - HUMANITIES SERIES. !!JITTHE AID OF ACTORS FROM OLD VIC COMPANY,CLIFTON FADIMAN EXPLAINS MOTIVATION, CHARAC-TERIZATION, STYLE, AND THE ESTABLISHMENT CPMOOD THROUGH DESCRIPTION.

0 MINUTES _7- B JANE AUSTEN'S CHARMINGCOMEDY OF 18th CENTURY MANNERS AND WITTY,IRONIC CONVERSATION SUPERBLY PORTRAYED SYSTARS SUCH AS GREER GARSON, IAURENCEMAUREEN O'SULLIVAN. PICTURES THE 30CIAL Tf'7OF PROVINCIAL ENGLAND WITH DELIGHTFUL REALIT.

13 MINUTES - COLOR - A PERIOD OF LITERARyPOLITICAL REVOLUTIONS. DRAMATIZED SEL7CTI::,FROM BURNS, WORDSWORTH, COLERIDGE, BLAK,RON, SHELLEY, KEATS AND SCOTT REVEAL TPEDIVIDUALITY AND INDEPENDENCE OF SPIRIT OFENGLAND'S ROMANTIC WRITERS.

40 MINUTES B FAITHFUL RENDERING OFSHAKESPEARE'S TIMEIRSS LOVE STORY ENACTED .7.7JOHN BARRTNORE, LESLIE HOWARD AND NORMA S:LfAMIDST THE SPLENDOR OF RENAISSANCE ITALv.INCLUTES DUEL SCENE, DEATH SCENE, FRIA7_LAWRENCE'S CELL AND FLASHES OF CAPULET-MO':.FAMILY FEUD.

B/W - DRAMATIZING EVENTS IN THE LIP7STUDENT AND OTHER MEMBERS OF A COLLEGE S-7CLASS, THE FILM SHOWS HOW TO CHOOSE LANGC,ATHAT CLEARLY STATES AN IDEA, IS APPROPRIAT7FOR THE LISTENER-AND IS INTERESTING ANDFUL.

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LANGUAGE ARTS AND SKILL) CONTI')

SEA. T BACKGROUND FORLITERATURE

SPIR_IVOF_R=E, THE

STORIES

WMITING A GOOD _PARAGRAPH

OaMFREHENSION SKILLS

11 MINUTES - COLOR - A SURVEY INCLUDING DRA-MATIC EXCERPTS FRor "THE RIME OF THE ANCIENTMARINER," "CROSSING THE BAR, "TWO YEARSBEFORE THE_ MAST," "THE JOURNALS Of CAFTANCOOK," "TREASURE ISLAND," AND "MOBY PICK."

30 MINUTES COLOR - HUMANITIES SERIES. WRIT-TEN BY THE PRIZE-WINNING NOVELIST, MR. CHARLESBELL, THIS IS AN IMAGINATIVE RECRrATTON OF THEGRANDEUR THAT WAS ROME. FEATURES DRAMATICSCENES FROM SHAKESPEARE'S JULIUS CAESAR ANDSHAW'S CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA.

13 MINUTES - COLOR - TEAC;HES STUDY OF DEVEL-OPMENT OF PLOT, CHARACTERS AND SETTING ANDINTERPRETATION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF STYLES,EXAMPLES TAKENFROM THE "THE GoLD BUG" THESTRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE,""THE AMBITIOUS GUEST " AND OTHER FAMCUS STORIES.

11 MINUTES_ _-_COLOR - COMBINES LIVE CARTOONPHOTOGRAPHY, STILL PHOTOGRAPHY, AND WORDS ONTHE SCREEN TO SHOW US HOW TO DEVELOP PARAGRAPHSLOGICALLY BY USING SUCH UNITY DEVICES AS TIME,SPACE, AND CONTRAST. TEACHES TECHNIOUES PORMAKING SMOOTH TRANSITION FROM ONE PARAGRAPHTO ANOTHER.

READING

11 MINUTES - MDR - TEACHES 'WAYS IDEAS AREORGANIZED INTO PARAGRAPHS. STRESSES THE IM-PORTANCE OF OUTLINING, SHOWS THE USE OF OR..ANIZATIONAL CLUES IN BOOKS. PRESENTS STEPSFOR STUDENTS TO FOLLOW To IMPROVE COMPREHENSIONIN READING.

UNDERSTANDING STYLE

VOCABULARY SKILLS

WE DISCOVER THE DICTIONARY

DEAD RIGHT

DRIVE DEFENSIVELY

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11 MINUTES - COLOR - A WRITER'S PURPOSE,CHOICE OF LITERARY FORM AND CHARACTERISTICLANGUAGE PATTERNS ALL ARE PART OF HIS STYLE...TO SHOW HOW AN AUTHORISSTYLE REFLECTS FIISPERSONALITY AND HOW AWARENESS OF STYIE ENRICHESREADING.

11 MINUTES_- COLOR - DESIGNED TO DEVE7,OP A -"IIDESIRE TO IMPROVE INADEOUACIES IN VCOABULARY,THIS FILM SUGOESTS SPECIFIC VOCABULARY-BUILD-ING SKILLS AND EXERCISES WHICH ARE SHOWN TOPRODUCE SIGNIFICANT RESULTS.

11 NOTES - COLOR - A PROBLEM IN LETTER-WRITING INTRODUCES THE PRACTICAL APPLICATIONSOF THE DICTIONARY - INSPELLINC, FRONOUNCIATIOAND WORD DEFINITION.

. THE FILM EXPLAINS USE OFDICTIONARY TABS, GUIDE WORDS, DIACRITICAL MARKS.SEVERAL FIELDS TN WHICH THEY MAY BE USED AREPRESENTED.

SAFETY

10 MINUTES - COLOR - BRAND MEw FILM FOR ADULTPEDESTRIANS. EMPHASIZES SAFE PRACTICES AND RE-SPONSIBILITIES ADULT PEDESTRIANS MUST ASSUMEFOR THEIR OWN SARETY.

11 MINUTES - COLOR-- DEMONSTRATES DEFENSIVEDRIVING. SHOWSHOW A GOOD DRIVER MUST ANTICI-PATE AND RECOGNIZE THE MISTAKES OF OTHERDRIVERS. ILLUSTRATES CORRECT REACTIONS INSITUATIONS WHERE DANGER EXISTS. STRESSES Tg-PORTANCE OP OBEYING SAFETY RULES AND OF DR:II/1NaCOURTEOUSLY.

EMERGENCIES IN THE MAKING

FIRE PREVENTION

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SAFETY (MIMI_

.6-595 14 MINUTES_- COLOR - FOR ADULT DRIVERS,TELEVISION AND DRIVER EDUCATION CLASSES. GROUPSEMERGENCIES INTO CLASSES - THINK AHEAD, THE °THEEGUY, KIDS, MAD CONDITIONS, MOTHER NATURE, US.SHOWS HOW DIRVERS CAN AVOID ACCIDENT-PRODUCINGSITUATIONS.

6606 - 14 MINUTES - B/W - DEMONSTRATES ANEFFICIENT PLAN OF FIRE INSPECTION, WITH ATTEN-TION TO DANGER SPOTS IN ATTICS AND BASEMENT.STRESSES MAKING FIRE PREVENTION A FAMILY MATTERII WHICH PARENTS AND CHILDREN COOPERATE IN DE-TECTING AND REMOVING FIRE HAZARDS.

FREEWAY DRIVING IS DIFFERENT 6509 - 14 MINUTES - COLOR - DRAMATIZES SPECIALDRIVING TECHNIOUES NECESSARY FOR SAFE USE OFTODAY'S FREEWAYS, EXPRESSWAYS, TURNPIKES. SHOWSDIFFERENCES IN HANDLING VEHICLES AT HIGH SPEEDS.OF GROWING VALUE AS MORE INTERSTATE SYSTEMSECTIONS ARE PLACED IN USE.

ALIVE 6679 - 14 MINUTES - COLOR - DRAMATIZES THE NEEDFOR AND GREAT VALUE OF HIGH SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCA-TION COURSES. POSITIVE IN APPROACH, IT ANSWERSQUESTIONS RAISED BY THE UNIFORMED AND BY THOSEOPPOSED.

BEACIL_THE_ A RIVER OF_SAND

SCIENCE

12104_- COLOR - FROM AN ANALYSIS OF CURRENTSPRODUCED' BY WAVES (DOCUMENTED BY UNDERWATERPHOTOGRAPHY) AND ONE OF THE ACCUMULATIONS ANDDEPLETION OF THE SAND ALONG JETTIES THE DIS--COVERY OF THE PRONOUNCED MOVEMENT OF SAND ONTHE SHORES IS MADE; THE BEACH IS A RIVER OFSAND.

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SCIENCr (CONT,D)

BODY FIGHTS_BACTERIA

ERp5ION LRVELING_TRE LAND

EVIDENCE FOR THE_ ICE AGE

HEART _THE_- HOW_IT WORKS.

'HOUSE OF MAN ThM

HUMAN REPRODUCTION

6564 - 17 MINUTES -_B/W - THE STORY OF THENEVER-ENDING BATTLE BETWEEN DISEASE-PRODUCINGORGANISMS AND THE HUMAN BODY. DESCRIBES VARIOUSCOUNTER BALANCES WHICH MANKIND USES IN COMBATINGPATHOGENIC BACTERIA AND STRESSES THE BOLES OPIMMUNIZATION AND HEALTHFUL LIVING.

L4212 - 14 MINUTES - COLOR - LABORATORY DEMON-STRATIONS AND NATURAL PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW PROCESSESOF WEATHERING, EROSION & DEposITION OF ROCKMATERIALS, TELLS HOW CONSTANT MO ml,NT OF ROCKDEBRIS FROM HIGH PLACES TOWARD THE SEAS MAKESTHE LAND LEVEL. EXPLAINS HOW SCIENTISTS FINDEVIDENCE OF THE PROCESS.

6441 MINUTES .7._ COLOR - GLACIAL MORAINEDEPOSITS, POLISHED, STRIATED ROCK, STRAY BOULD-ERS AND ABANDONED DRAINAGE CHANNELS, CONTRASTINGSHARPLY WITH TODAY'S LANDSCAPES, ARE, OFFERED ASEVIDENCE THAT AN ICE AGE DID EXIST. STUDY OFTHESE ANOMALIES REVEALS THE SIZE & SHAPE OF APREHISTORIC ICE SHEET.

3202 -_11 MINUTES - B/W - ILLUSTRATES STRUC-TURE AND FUNCTION'S OF THE HEART, IT .PARTS ANDTHE FLOW OF BOLOOD THROUGH THE HEART. IT INTER-PRETS METHODS FOR TESTING OR EXAMINING THEHEART AND SHOWS.SOME STARTLING FACTS ABOUT YrsWORK LOAD.

6301 - 17 MINUTES - COLOR - REVEALS THEWASP OF RESOURCES TN CITIES, WOODLANDS, FARM-LANDS - POLLUTION OF RIVER WATERS AND OF THEAIR. CONTRASTS PROGRESS THROUGH WASTEFULMETHODS WITH IWELLIGENT PRESERVATION OF RESOUR-CES.

6617 - 21 MINUTES - COLOR - A FACTUAL FILM C.THE HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS ANT ON THE FTC_CESS OF NORMAL HUMAN BIRTH. MODELS AND ANI-MATED DRAWINGS ARE USED TO DESCRIBE TH7 ANATO;AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS OFMEN AND WOMEN.

-,IpN_qE (CcNTI D

IMMUNIZATION

IMFROVIN AMERICA'S HEALTH

MEASU ING AND TESTING THINGS

ONE AGAII T THE WORLD

ORIGINS F WEATHER

PERCEPTION

30

204 - 11 IINUTF - B/W - SHOWS PREPARATIONN. USE OF VACCINE FOR SMALLPDX, PNEUMONIA AND

DIPHTHERIA. EXPLAINS WHAT IMMUNIZATION TS ANDHOW IMMUNITY TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES IS ATTAINED:THROUGH ACTUAL ILLNESS AS WELL AS THROUGHVACCINES.

3205_7 11 MINUTES COLOR - AMERICA'S HEALTHTODAY HAS GREATLY IVPROVED SINCE THE TURN OFTHE CENTURY. THIS SHOWS HOW EXPANDED HEALTHAND MEDICAL SERVICES HAVE INCREASED LIFE EXPEC-TANCE THROUGH 07)NQUEST OF crimmumICARm DISEASESAND POINTS OUT IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION AND IN-DIVIDUAL RESPONSIBILITY.

6410 14 MINUTES - onLoR - INTRODUCES PUPILSTO SCIzNTIFIC METH0577-7NVESTIGATION AS AYOUNG FISHERMAN DETERMINES THE REST KIND OFFISHLINE FOR HIS PURPOSES. DEMONSTRATES HOWCONTROLS ARE SET UP, TEST MATERIALS USED,ACCURATE MEASURES TAKEN TO INSURE RELIABLERESULTS.

3219 - 11 MINUTES - B/W - COURAGEOUSDR. EPHRAIM McDOWELL DEFIES PROFESSIONAL RIDI-CULE AND PUBLIC PROTEST TO PERFORM THE WORLD'S

.

FIRST MAJOR OPERATION ON A HUMAN BEING, THUSBEGINNING MODERN SURGERY.

- 13 MINUTES - COLOR - LIVE PHOTOGRAPHYAND COLORFUL ANIMATION SHOW HOW THE EARTH ISPROTECTED FROM EXTREMES OP HEAT AND COLD BY THETHIN LAYER OF ATMOSPHERE SURROUNDING IT, EXPLAINHOW MOVING MASSES OF AIR DISTRIBUT SUN'S HEATAND HOW COLD AND WARM FRONTS CAUSE WEATHERCHANGES.

66-6 - 17 MINUTES - PRESENTS THE THEORYTHAT HUMAN PERCEPTION IS NOT MERELY A SENSINGOF STIMULI BUT IS A SET OF EXTREMELY ELABORATEPROCESSES THROUGH WHICH:WE ORGANIZE OUR SENSORYIMPRESSIONS INTO CLEAR, USABLE, MEANINGFULPICTURES OF THE OBJECTS AND EVENTS AROUND US ANDINSIDE US.

ROCKS THAT FORM QN_THEEARTHiS SURFACE

SCIEUCE t.corlm)

6444 16 mImyrEs - coLort - TELLS WHERE SEDI-MENTARY ROCKS COME FROM WHAT THEY ARE MADE OFAND HOW THEY ARE FORMED. EXPLORES WAYS SEDI-MENTS ARE PRODUCED, TRANSPORTED, ACCUMULATEDAND HARDENED INTO SEDIMENTARY ROCK BY PROCESSESWHICH CAN BE ODERVED ON LAND AND IN SHALLCWWATER.

ROCKS THAT OhIGIATEUMDEGROUND 12194 7 16 MINUTES,- COLOR - SINCE IGNEOUS.

AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS ARE NOT PRODUCED BY SURFACEPROCESSES. THE FILM SUGGESTS THEY MUST BEFORKED WITHIN THE EARTH'S CRUST. CONDITIONS'WITHIN THE ROCK ARE COMPOSED OF TNTERGROWN CRYS1TALLINE MINERAL GRAINS,

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLcXY

NAL CHANGES

SOUNDS IN THE SEA

BTORY'OF ALFRED NOBEL THE

6669 - 16 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS HOW SCIENTISTiWORK AND TRACE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR METHODTO THE ORIGINS OF MODERN EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE,SOME 400 YEARS AGO. EXAMINES THE BASIC BELIEFOF SCIENCE THAT NATURE IS RATIONAL AND ORDERLYAND EXPLORES THE ANCIENT ROOTS OF THIS BELIEF.

1029 - II MINUTES -COLOR - EXPLAINS WHY ANDHOW PLANTS CHANGE WITH THE SEASONS, !ism TYPI-CAL EXAMPLES OF ANNUALS, BIEENIALS AND PERENNIALS

.

AS ILLUSTRATIONS.

6502 15 MINUTES _- COLOR - DEVELOPMENT OF THEHYDROPHONE REVEALED A NW WORLD OF SCUM) UNDERTHE sEA, SHOWN ARE THE .FORPOSE; sHRImp ANp AvAsr VARIETY OF UNDERWATER CREATURES INDENTIPI.,ABLE BY THEIR UNIME SOUNDS-. THIB FILM Ta AGHALLANGE FOR FURTHER MARINE LIFE RESEARCH.

:325_0 TES-_B - THE EXPERIMENTS ANDRESEARCH WHICH LED TO NOBELIS INVENTION OF DY-NAMITE. HIS DISMAY AT ITS DESTRUCTIVE USE INWAR AND THE DECISION TO LEAVE HIS FORTUNE TO THEPROMOTION OF PEACE, ESTABLISHING THE NOBEL PRIZEAWARDS.

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SCIENCE (CONT1D)

STRESS

T/ME. LINES AND EVENTS

TREES: HO WE IDENTIFY THEM

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTHROCKS AND MINERALS

WAVES ON -ATER

WHAT MAKES CLOUDS?

32

3234 - 11 MINUTES_ - DR. HANS SELYE OF THEUNIVERSITY OF MONTREAL DISCUSSES HIS REVOLU-TIONARY THEORY OF STRESS. HE EXPLAINS THENATURE OF "STRESS" AS A GENERAL ALARM REACTIONTHROUGH THE PITUITARY AND ADRENAL GLANDS SETOFF BY AN ATTACK SUCH AS DISEASE, INJURY, MENTALSTRAIN.

6687 -_19 MINUTES - COLOR - A TIME LINE ISDRAWN IN THIS ANIMATED FILM TO SHOW HOW PASTEVENTS ARE RELATED TO EACH OTHER AND TO THEPRESENT AND FUTURE. ON A LINE WHICH REFRESEN-3THE WHOLE EARTH'S HISTORY, THE TIME SINCE MANFIRST EXISTED IS SHOWN TO BE A TINY SEGMENT.

108 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS HOW TO IDEN-TIFY TREES BY SHAPE, BARK, LEAVES AND FRUIT,EXPLAINING DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DICIDUOUS ANDEVERGREEN TREES. SUGGESTS ACTIVITIES TO MOTI-VATE STUDENT INTEREST IN TREES.

101 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - THE THREE CLASSESOF ROCKS - IGENOUS, SEDIMENTARY AND METAMORPHIC-ARE RELATED TO THE NATURAL CONDITIONS THAT PRO-DUCE THEM. THE VARIOUS USES OF ROCKS AND MIN-ERALS IN THEIR NATURAL STATE ARE EXPLAINED.

6439 - 16_MINUTES - COLOR -. LARGE EXPERIMENTALTANKS ARE.USED TO SHOWWAVE REFRACTION, SHOWSTHAT THOUGH WAVE FORMS TRAVEL, THE WATER DOES

NOT MOVE. DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE PROVES THE SEIS-MIC SEA WAVES WHICH CROSSED THE PACIFIC INAPRIL, 1946, WERE ASSOCIATED WITH AN UNDERGROUNDEARTHQUAKE NEAR ALEUTIAN.

- EVAPORATION ANDMMDLIATIIID AS SOURCES OF IN-VISIBLE WATER VAPOR WHOSE EXISTENCE ALONE DOES

NOT CAUSE CLOUDS. AN EXPERIMENT WITH CONDENSA-TION PRODUCES FOG IN A BOTTLE. THE FILM CON-CLUDES WITH AN INVESTIGATION OF HOW CONDENSATIONOCCURS IN NATURE.

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ag-12±9.5../s2TE

WHAT MAKESIHEMIND BLOW'? 437 - 19 MINUTES - COLOR - STEP-BY-STEPSEARCH FOR CAUSE OF SEA BREEZE AT TM BEACHINVOLVES TRIAL OF SEVERAL POSSIBLE CAUSES WITHLAB MODELS. THEN DOUBLE-CHECKING IN NATURESITUATIONS, PRINCIPLES ESTABLISHED ARE USED TOFIND CAUSE.OF A VIOLENT WIND STORM. LARGER AIRMOVEMENTS ARE ALSO EXPLAINED.

WHYDO_WE STILL HAVE MOUNTAINS? 12105 - 20 MINUTES-7_COLOR - CONSIDERS THESEEMING PARADOX THAT EROSION SHOULD LONG AGOHAVE CARRIED AWAY ALL THE LAND ABOVE SEA LEVELDOWN INTO THE OCEANS. EXPLORES SEVERAL METHODSOF MOUNTAIN FORMATION AND EXAMINES EVIDENCEASSOCIATED WITH UPLIFT OF THE EARTH15 CRUST.

WHY EXPLORE SPACE? 6 21 MINUTES - COLOR - FEATURING THEDOCUMENTED HISTORIC FLIGHT OF JOHN GLENN, THISDISCUSSED SUCH QUESTIONS AS: WHAT ARE THEVALUES OF SPACE RESEARCH? HOW DOES IT RELATETO WORLD PROBLEMS? WHAT ARE THE GOALS OFSCIENCE? HOW WILL NEW KNOWLEDGE CHANGE OURLIVES7

SOCIAL STUDIES 7_GENERAL

AGE OF SPECIALIZATION, THE

ACTIL47.F_THE ATOM 1 5-1945)

6555 - 13 MINUTES- B/W - CONTRASTS WHAT AFARMERSHOEMAIOR STOREOWNER AND COLINTRYDOCTOR Dip IN 1900 TO THE MULTITUDE OF NEWSPECIALISTS AND MACHINES OF TODAY. WE SEE RADI-CAL GROWTH IN PRODUCTION, COMMUNICATIONS ANDTRANSPORTATION.

12196 MINUTES - COLOR - ATOMIC AND NUCLEAR-PHYSICS, THE AGE Of CHEMISTRY; PLASTICS, RAYON,NYLON; PENICILLIN, AMBIOTICS; 1939; POLAND,FINLAND; DENMARK,- NORWAY, FRANCE, HOLLAND,BELGIUM, PEARL HARBOR; DEMOCRACY FICTHTS BACK;GERMANY SURRENDERS; TH-E U.' N., THE ATOMIC BOMB;AMERICA AND THE WORLD.,

...

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SOCIAL STUDIES - GENERAL CCNTID

AMERICA'S FOUNDATIONS OF LIBERTY

AMERICAN FLAG

AMERICAN LITERATURE:CO1ONIAL TIDES

AMERICAN LITERATURE:EARLY NATIONAL PERIOD

AMERICAN LITERATURE:THE_REALISTS

AMERICAN LITERATURE:REVOLUTIONARY TIMES

6290 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILM IS DE-SIGNED TO CREATE AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE CON-CEPT OF "LIBERTY" AND THE IMPORTANT ROLE ITPLAYED IN THE FOUNDING AND DEVELOPMENT OF OURCOUNTRY.

6110 - 14 MINUTES COLOR - WITH ACTUAL LOCA-TIONS AND DRAMATIZED EVENTS, THE HISTORY OFOUR NATIONAL FLAG IS REVIEWED. VARIOUS EARLIERAMERICAN FLAGS, BEGINNING1gITH THE ROYAL FLAGOF SPAIN, BROUGHT BY COLUMBUS, ARE SHOWN. HOWTHE AMERICAN FLAG WAS FIRST DESIGNED AND PU'rTO USE IS DESCRIBED.

3171 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS THAT THEBEGINNINGS OF LITERATURE I THIS COUNTRY TOOKFORM OF PRACTICAL, USEFUL DOCUMFATS, REFLECTINGTHE HARD PIONEER LIFE AND SETTLER'S DEEP RELI-GIOUS FAITH. WE SEE HOW COLONIAL LITERATUREINSPIRED LATER AMERICAN WRITERS.

3172 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - THE FIRST REALLrTAPuRw OF AMERICA TS PRESENTED HERE IN THEWRITINGS nF FRENEAU, BRYANT, IRVING,,AND COOPER,WHO FOUNI THEIR SUBJECTS IN THE NATURAL BEAUTY,FOLK LEGENDS, HUMOR AND TRADITIONS WHICH wrnECHARACTERISTICALLY AMERICAN.

23173 11_MINUTES - COLOR - THE SOCIAL ANDECONOMIC PROBLEMS OF THE INDUSTRIAL ADVANCE INAMERICA FORM THE BACKGROUND FROM WHICH THEREALISTS EMERGED. DISCUSSES WRITINGS OF SINCLAIRDREISER,GARLAND, CRANE, LONDON, TARKINGTON,LEWIS AND ASSOCIATES REALISM WITH PRESENT-DAYWRITERS.

- 11 MINUTES - COLOR - FROM THIS PERIODOF M_ IMPASSIONED PLEAS FOR

THE NATURAL RIGHTS OF MANKIND EVER PRODUCED BYA PEOPLE. THE FEELING, DEPTH AND BEAUTY OFMANY OF THESE POLITICAL DOCUMENTS RAISE THEM TOTHE LEVEL OF TRUE LITERATURE. FRANKLIN JEFFER-

SON, OTHERS.

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SOCIAL STUDIES_-_GENERAL (CONTID)

AMERICAN LITERATURE:WESTWARD MOVEWNT

1175 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - STYJS HOW THEPEOPLE AND THEM= OF THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT HAVESERVED AS A SOURCE OF MATERIALS POR WRITERS FROMTHE EARLY 19TH CENTURY TO THE PREF1ENT. CHARAC-TERISTIC SCENES OF THE MOVEMENT ARE COMPTNEFWITH QUOTATIONS FROM WORKS OP POETS, HISTORIANS,ETC.

ANGEL OF MERCY 3176 - 10 MINUTES 77! B/W - A BIOGRAPHY OFCLARA BARTON, BEGINNING WITH HER WORK WITH THEWOUNDED DURING THE CIVIL WAR. HER STRUGGLESAND ULTIMATE VICTORY IN ESTABLISHING THE AMERI-CAN RED CROSS AS A PART OF THE INTERNATIONALORGANIZATION.

ARE YOU A GOOD CITIZEN 3178 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - MR. HEINEMAN HASJUST BEEN CHOSEN TO PRESIDE OVER THE "CITIZEN-SHIP DAY" CELEBRATION. WE DISCOVER WHY HE ISCONSIDERED A GOOD CITIZEN, ARE INTRODUCED TO ACHECK-LIST OF CITIZENSHIP ESSENTIALS, LEARNAPPRECIATION OF THE ROLE OF DEMOCRATIC INSTI-TUTIONS.

ATHENS=THE GOLDEN AGE 121 1 - 30 MINUTES - COLOR - HUMAN.ITIES SERIES.CHARLES KAHN GIVES AN ANSWER TO THE EVER-RE-CURRING QUE'TION: WHY IS FIFTH CENTURY ATHENSCONSIDERED BY MANY TO HAVE PEEN THE MOST CIVIL-IZED SOCIETY THAT HAS YET EXISTED?

AUTOMATION 4003 MINUTES - B 1 - EXPLORES THE MANYPROBLEMS _ONNEGrEn- WIT THE REVOLUTIONARY DE-VELOPMENT OF AUTOMATION ANDSHOWS AUTOMATIONALWORK IN DOZENS OF INDUSTRIES RANGING FROM AVI-ATION TO BAKING.

AUTOMATION - THE NEXT REVOLUTION 3,197_- 28 MINUTES - B/W - DISCUSSES POTENTIAL-ITIES AND DANGERS ACCOMPANYING THE RAPID GROWTHOP MACHINE LABOR. INCLUDES INTERVIEWS WITHSECRETARY OF LABOR, WILLARD WIRTZ AND OTHERS.

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BASIC COURT PROCEDURES

BIG PUSH WEST THE

BOOM OR BUST (1925-1935)

CAPITOL, THE

CHANGING CITY, _THE

cITIZENSHIP AND YOU

6560_7_13 MINUTES - COLOR - TWO STUDENTS LEARNTHE FUNCTION OF THE COURTS AND HOW OUR LAWOPERATES. MANY SPECIALIZED LEGAL TERMS ARECLEARLY DEFINED AND THE ROLES OF VARIOUS COURT-ROOM PERSONALITIES ARE SHOWN. THE FILM EXPLAINSTHE FUNCTION OFA JUDICIAL SYSTEM IN A DEMOCRACY.

12199 - 30 MINCTES_-COLOR CONOUEST OF THEWEST FLOWS FROM PITTSBUaG ON A STREAM OF STEEL;LINKING OF THE.CONTINENT, DISAPPEARANCE OF THEBUFFALO, INDIAN'S DEFEAT; CATTLE KING RULES;BIG DRIVE OUT OF TEXAS, GREAT WHIT& RUIN, HO18-STEADERS; STEEL-FACED FLOW, BARBED WIRE, VARON THE RANGE.

12200_-_30 MINUTES_7_COLOR - AMERICA'S ISOLA-TION; HIGH TARIFF, PLIGHT OF THE FARVER S.

"GOLDEN TWENTIES" - THE MODEL T, RADIO, REFRIG-ERATORS, VACUUM CLEANERS, SKYSCRAPERS; LINDYFLIES ATLANTIC NON-STOP, MkRKET CRASHES HERBERTHOOVER; JAPAN GERMANY; HITLER AND ROOSEVELTEACH LEADS A NATION.

12317 - 30 MINUTES - COLOR - PRESENTS HIS-TORICAL EVOLUTION OF THE CAPITOL BUILDING,IMPORTANT EVENTS WHICH HAVE OCCURRED THERE,AND TELLS HOW 30M3 OF THE DAY-TO-DAY GOVERNINGOF OUR NATION IS. CONDUCTED FROM ITS MAJORCHkMBERS. NEWREELS COVER IMPCRTANT JOINTSESSIONS OF CONGRESS.

6 67 - 16 MINUTES - COLOR - ANIMATED MAPS SHOWHISTORICAL PATTERN OF URBAN GROWTH THROUGH THE19TH CENTURY TO THE CENTRAL CITIES ARE CONSID-ERED. DESCRIBES ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND CULTURALADVANTAGES OF CITY RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS ENORMOUSGROWTH.

6571 - 13_MINUTES - COLOR - LARRY KEITH MUSTCOMPLETE A LIST OF THE RECUISITES OF GOOD CITI-ZENSHIP FOR A CIVICS ASSIGNMENT. HE DISCUSSESTHE LIST WITH HIS FATHER, DISCOVERING THAT HE,A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT NCT OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE,HAS MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO BE A GOOD CITIZEN.

COLONIAL AMERICA IN_THE18TH CENTURY

COMMUNICATION: STORY OFITS DEVELOPMENT

COMMUNITY GOVERNMENTS:HOW THEY FUNCTION

6574 - 17_MINUTES - COLOR - DESCRIBESCOLONIAL LIFE IN AMERICA IN THE 75 YEARSPRECEDING TBE REVOLUTIONARY WAR. DISCUSSESTHE EVOLUTION OF OUR-POLITICAL SYSTEM, LAWS,SOCIAL CUSTOMS AND ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES.

11 MINUTES - COLOR - 186 - PRESEMS MILESTONESIN THE HISTORY OF THE TRANSMISSION OF SPOKEN

AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE. THE PROGRESS WHICH ENAB-LES US TO SEND MESSAGES OVER GREATER DISTANCESAT INCREASED SPEEDS IS EMPHASIZED. VIEWS OFTHE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH AND FIRST BROADCAST ARE

SHOWN.

6576 - 13 MINUTES - COLOR - DISCUSSES ADVANTA-GES AND.DISADVANTAGES OF THE MAYOR-COUNCIL, CITYMkNAGER, AND COMMISION FORMS OF GOVERNMNET.TEACHERS THAT-ACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF THE PEOPLEAND THEIR COOPERATION IN SOLVING PROBLEMS OFLOCAL GOVERNMENT ARE INTEGRAL PARTS OF COMEUNITT

PROGRESS.

MMUNITY HEALTH_&YOU 31e7 lo yaNuTEs Biw - SHOWS THE ROLEPLAYED BY THE AVERAGE HEALTH DFIDARTMENT IN

MAINTAINING AMERICA'S HIGH STANDARD OP LIVING.THROUGH PROTECTION OF WATER AND FOOD FROM CON-TAGIOUS DISEASES, ENFORCING RIGID STANDARDS OF

CLEANLINESS, THESE DEPARTMENTS PRUTECT COMMUNITY

HEALTH.

COMMUNITY HEALTH IS UP TO YOU 6577 - 18 MINUTES - B/W - TEACHES THE RESPON-SIBILITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL CITIZEN FOR MAKING

SURE HIS COMMUNITY'S HEALTH FACILITIES AREADEQUATE AND SHOWS THE VALUE OP TgE COMMUNITY'SHEALTH COUNCIL IN HELPING TO ACCOMPLISH THIS.AAMAMATIC EXAMPLE OF A CITIZEN'S PARTICIPATION

IS PROVIDED.

CONSTITUTION. THE_(17871 1220-014NU - THE CONSTITUTIONAI

CONVENTION, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, GEORGE WASHINGTON

JAMES MONROE, EDMUND RANDOLPH, GEORGE MASON;

REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT; THE CHIEF EXECUTIVETHE BALANCE OF POWER, CONGRESS, THE SUPREME

COURT, A BILL OF RIGHTS.

37

ITUT ION, THE: GUARDIANOF LIBERTY

NSTITUTION, THE1 ONENATION INDIVISIBIg

INrn_TIQZLIBERTY FOR ALL

6 78 - 20 MINUTES COLOR DISCUSSES OUR

CONSTITUTION, EXPLAINING TKT ORIGIN AND SIG

NIFICANCE OF OUR CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES.

- 60 MINUTES COLOR THREE TIRES BEFOM

HE IVI WAR, IN T O_TH AS WELL AS IN THE

SOUTH, THE UNION TS IN JEOPARDY; ONLY FOUR YEARS

OF WAR AND THE DEATH OF 6000000 AMERICANS DECIDE

WHETHER THE CONSTITUTIO1IS THE LAW OF A NATION

WHICH IS IN FACT "INDIVISIBLE."

10_38 , 60 MINUTES COLOR THE U. S. SUPREME

COURT PROTECTS THE RIGHTS OF AMERICANS UNDER

THE CONSTITUTION; CIVIL VS. MILITARY AUTHORITY,

THE 14th AND 19th AMENDMENTS, LABOR UNIONS,

FREEDOM OF RELIGION; DUE PROCESS OF LAW. ACTUAL

CONSTITUTI(NAL CASES AS ARGUED BEFORE THE COURT.

)NSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES 121 6 - 22 MINUTES COLOR DRAMATIZES THE

CONDITION WHICH IAD TO THE DEMAND FOR A STRONGER

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THE EVENTS LEADING TO THE

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION, MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS

IN THE WORK OF THE CONVENTION,:THE UNDERLYING

PRINCIPLES EMBODIED IN THE CONSTITUTION AND

RATIFICATION.

RIME IN CITIES

ARIMINAL JUSTICE IN U.

12213MINUTESB CONPARES SECURITY

OF AFFLUENT RESIDENT OF "PATIO GARDENS" TO

PERPETUAL FEAR AMONG RESPECTABLE ELEMSNTS OF

HARLEM. SUGGESTS RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PREJUDICE

AND CRIME AND EFFECTS OF THIS PROBLEM ON CIVIL

RIGHTS MOVEMENT. SURVEY PLACES CURRENT "CRIME

WAVE" IN PERSPECTIV3.

12.318 COLOR STUDY OF GAP BETWEEN IDEALS

AND REALITIES OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE. REVIEWS

CASES OF TWELVE CONVICTED MEN LATER PROVED

INNOCENT. PROVIDES INSIGHT INTO OCCASIONAL

MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE IN THE U. S. TODAY. A

STUDY OF "OUR LIVING BILL OP RIGHTS" IN E1eFEC

TIVB CONTEXT.

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DEBT TO THE PAST

DECISION TO DROP THE BOMB

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCEBY THE COLONIES

EMERGENCE OF A NATION (180Q-1817)

6583 - 21 MINUTES -_COLOR - GIVES AN OVERVIEWOF THE PAST AS A RICH AND COLORFUL LEGACY - OFLANGUAGE, AGRICULTURE, SCIENCE, MATHEMATICSARCHITECTURE, COMMERCE, GOVERNMENT AND LAW.DRAMATICALLY DEMONSTRATES WHAT LIFE WOULD BELIKE IF THESE GIFTS FROM THE PAST WERE SUDDENLYTAKEN AWAY.

40039 - 88 MINUTES - B/W - REVIEWING THE PERIODFROM PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S DEATH TO THE DETONA-TION OF "LITTLE BOY" OVER HIROSHIMA, THIS ISCONCERNED WITH THE DECISION IN 1945 AND ANANALYSIS OF ITS JUSTIFICATION TWENTY YEARS LATERACTUAL PARTICIPANTS IN THE DECISION ARE KEYPROTAGONISTS.

6283 - 20 MINUTES - COLOR - STORY OF THEWRITINGS AND ADOPTION OF THE DECLARATION OFINDEPENDENCE. PORTRAYS DRAMATICALLY THE CON-DITIONS WHICH LED THE AMERICAN COLONISTS TOEMBARK ON A STRUGGLE POR NATIONAL FREEDOM. RE-ENACTS THE STIRRING EVENTS OF THE CONTINENTALCONGRESS' ADOPTION OP THE DECLARATION.

12,3.1_41NiITTES - COLOR - THE INAUGURATIONOF JEFFERSON, YANKEE SHIPS IN THE BATTLE WITHTHE BARBARY PIRATES, THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE,THE EXPEDITION OF LEWIS AND CLARK, EMBARGO,THE WAR OF 1812. AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE ALCM%

END OF INNOC CE (1914-1920) 1222 - 30 MINUTES - COLOR - LOUISIANA SINKS;. "HE KEPT US OUT OF WAR," " OVER THERE" TRENOH

WARFARE, THE TANK, SUBMARINES, AIRPLANE; THELEAGUE OF NATIONS, "BACK TO NORMALCY;" HARDING,THE WORLD, THE "LOST GENERATION," THE "ROARING201s."

ENGLAND: BACKGROUND FORLITERATURE

5198 7 11 MINUTESH7 COLOR - SELECTIONS FROMIMMORTAL ENGLISH WRITERS AGINST SETTING THATINSPIRED THEM. THE MAIN AREAS WHICH THEIR WORKREFLECT-LONDON, THE ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE, THESEA-ARE PORTRAYED IN KEEPING WITH THE MOOD ANDFEELING OF THE WRITINGS THEMSELVES.

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ERA OF GOOD FEELING(181271828) 12227_ 30 MINUTES - COLOR - OLD HICKORY'SINAUGURATION DAY; THE KITCHEN CABINW; THESPOILS SYSTEM; THREAT OF SECESSION; RIVERS,RAILROADS, PACKET SHIPS; THE NEW IMMIGRATION,OPENING OF THE WEST, "MANIFEST DESTINY," THEMEXICAN WAR.

ERA OF THE_OO ON MAN(1828-1848

12228 - 30 MINUTES - COLOR - NEW MANUFACTURESAND ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCEv ANDREW JACKSON,EENRY CLAY, DANIEL WEBSTER, JOHN CALHOUN, JAMESMONROE; THS AMERICAN SYSTFY; THE PROTECTIVETARIFF, THE NATIONAL BANK, TRANSPORTATION.'"NO FUTURE COLONIZATION BY ANY FOREIGN..."

FACING REALITY - DAYDREAMING, IDENTI-FICATION, SUPPRESSION AND MALINGERING ARE SOMEWAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE'TRY TO ESCAPE FROM" REALITYTHIS SHOWS HOW A HIGH SCHOOL BOY IS THE VICTIMOF NEGATIVE SOCIAL ATTITUDES UNTIL A SYMPATHETICINSTRUCTOR ENCOURAGES Hrm TO TALK OVER HIS'PROBTEMS.

FANILY LIFE AROUND THE:WORLD 6179 20_NINUTES COLOR - HERE WE LEARNHOW FATHER, MOTHER AND CHILDREN COME TOGIHERAND HOW EACH IN HIS OWN WAY PARTICIPATES INTHE TASKS OF PRCVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING ANDSHELTER AMID AN ATMOSPHERE OF COOPERATION ANDMUTUAL CONCERN. WE SEE'HOW SPIRITUAL BELIEFSBIND FAMILY TIES.

GOVERNNEWT ANDjAAW 6613 - 16 MINUTES - COLOR - SHOWS'THE AMMRICANSYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT1AND LAW WAS NOT COMPLETELYORIGINAL WITH THE FOUNDING FATHERSBUT SPRANGFROM A HERITAGE THOUSANDS OF YEARS CID. EXAMP-LES FROM THIS HERITAGE INCLUDE EGYPTIAN CENTRA-LIZED GOVERNMENT, GREEK DEMOCRACY, AND OTHERS

GVERNOR - DESCRIBES THEFUNCTION OF STATE GOVERNMENT. SHOWS HOW IT TSRESPONSIVE TO PUBLIC NEEDS. CITES.THE DUTIESAND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A STATE GOVERNOR.

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GREAT WAR THE

-HABIT PATTERNS

HOUSELOF MAN THE

- USES ACTUAL FILMFOOTAGE IN THIS DOCUMENTARY STUDY OF WORLD WAR IALEXANDER SCORBY NARRATES.

k234 - 15 kINUTES - COLOR - TWO TEEN-AGE GIRLSILLUSTRATE HOW HABITS ARE FORMED. CONTRASTS THESOCIAL AND PERSONAL ADVANTAGES RESULTING PROMEARLY FORMATION OF ORDERLY AND SYSTEMATICDAILY HABrrsTo THE UNHAPPY) INADEQUATE EXIST-ENCE OF ONW WHO HAS FAILED TO FORM SUCH HABITS.

6301 - 17 MINUTES - COLOR - REVEALS THE.WASTEOF-RESOURCES IN CITIES-) WOODLANDS) FARMLANDS-POLLUTION OF RIVER WATERS AND'IlF THE AIR. CON=TRASTS PROGRESS THROUGH WASTEFUL METHODS WITHINTELLIGENT PRESERVATION OF RESOURCES.

BOW la LET OUR REFRESENTATIM 1 - COLOR - THE FULL STORY OF

HAI _M,Ull_aaHE

IMPROVING AtiERICA'S HEALTH

INENT1EARS

A TYPICAL ELECTION;- REGISTRATION) PRIMARY .

ELECTION) CAMPAIGN)GENERAL ELECTION AND BALLOTCOUNTING. STRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF BEINGWELL-INFORMED.ON CANDIDATES AND ISSUES. SUCHMATTERS AS THE IMPACT OF TELEVISION AND USE OFVOTING MACHINES ARE UP-DATED.

12077 - 30 MINUTES COLOR - HUMANITIES SERIES,USING EXAMPLES OF LITNHATURE) PHOTOGRAPHY &MUSIC) CLIFTON .FADIMAN INTRODUCES THE HUMANITIES-DEFINING.THEM AS "MAN'S IDEAS AND FEELINGS ABOUTLIFE).RECORDW IN CERTAIN DEFINITE WAYS..." HESAYS THEY DEAL WITH IDEAS AND FEELINGS "THATNEVER GO OUT OF STYLE."

120 11 MINUTESCOLOR.-. AMERICA'S HEALTHHAS GREATLY IMPROVED SINCE THE TURN OF THECENTURY. THIS SHOWS HOW EXPANDED HEALTH ANDVEOICAL SERVICES HAVE INCREASED LIFE EXPECTANCYTHROUGH CONQUEST OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES ANDPOINTS OUT IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION AND INDIVID-UAL\ RESPONSIBILITY.

2 MINUTES - B USES ACTUAL FILMFOOAGE IN THIS DOCUMENTARY STUDY OF AMERICA ASSHE! ENTERS THE 20TH CENTURY. ALEXANDER SCOURBliNAMATES.

41

INTO ME NEW

SOCIAL STUDIES (CONTID

(14921763A

INVENTIONS IN AMERICA'S GROWTH

JAZZ AGEa_THE (1919-1929)

JOURNEY TO YESTERDAY

IAW AND SOCIAL CONTROLS

RT ES

LOBSTERVAL VIE

12244 30 MINUTES COLOR - THE SPANISH,FRENCH AND ENGLISH DISCOVER ANL? EXPLORE; LIFEIN THE NEW COLONIES; PLYMOTTH, JAMESTOWN,PENNSYINANIA; FRENCH FORTS IN THE WILDERNESS,INDIAN NEIGHBORS, TIM STRUGGLE FOR EMPIRE.

3207 - 11_MINUTFS 7 COLOR 7 IN 1850 AN OLDSETTLER RECALLS HIS FIRST SIGHTS OF THE SPINNINGJENNY,-COTTON GIN, STEAM ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE,TELEGRAPH:- INVENTIONS OF HIS LIFETIME - ANDREMEMBERS THE EFFECTS OF THESE MACHINES ON AGROWING AMERICA. AUTHENTIC MACHINES AND MODELS.ARE SHOWN.

EE4.2.z_52 IUME2_=_ELE IMPICTS LIFE INAMERICA DURING THE 1920's AN ERA KNOWN AS THEJAZZ AGE. FRED ALLEN NARRATES.

3208 - 10 MINUTES - B/W - PRESENTS TH-E DIS-COVERY OF THE CURE FOR YELLOW FEVER BY WILLIAMGORGAS AND THE PANAMA CANAL.

-210 - 11 MINUTES - COLOR - THE THREE BROADAREAS OF SCIAL CONTROL- CUSTOMS, MOFAL CODES,LAWS - ARE ESTABLISHED. SOME OF THE LEVELSOF LAW ARE EXPLAIMD - LOCAL, STATE, NATIONAL,THIS FILM: WILL HELP DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING OFTHE LAW AND A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY TOWARD TT,

40050_ 52 MINUTES B/W - COVERS THE DEPRESS-ION-, FDR, DUST BOWL, 1936 ELECTION "REDZVOUSWITH DESTINY," AND THE RISE OF HITLER, mussouNaAND HIROHITO. ALEXANDER SCOURBY NARRATES.

- A DAY PI THE LIFE OFTHE MAINE LOBSTERMAN, WEOSE LIVELIHOOD LIES20 FATHOMS DEEP TN THE ATLANTIC. FISHERMENDEPENDENT ONLY ON THEIR SKILL, THE W7ATHER AND'THE TIDES. A STUDY OF REGIONAL AKERICA, PHOTO-GRAPHED AT PENOBSCOT BAY, OFF THE COAST OFMAINE,

42

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SOCIAL_STUDIES (CONT'21

MAPS AND THEIR USES

ALNGOF PATRIOISM THE

MILKY WAY THE

NATIONAL PARKS

NOT SO LONG .G4) (1945-5G)

HED

3215_- 11 MINUTES_- COLOR - A VARIETY OF MAPSPRESENTED TO INTRODUCE THETUDY OF SPECIALSYMBOLS IN MAPS. HOW TO READ A MAP TS SHOWN BYDESCRIBING A SCALE OF DISTANCES, A GRID ANDLEGEND. THE MANY USES OF MAPS INDICATE THEIRIMPORTANCE IN EVERYDAY LIVING.

6637 7- 13 MINUTES 7_COLOR - A SERIES OF DRA-MATIC VIGNETTES DEPICTING AMERICAN PATRIOTSOF THE PAST, SHOWS THAT LAWMAKERS, SCHOOLTEACHERS, NEWSPAPERMEN, EVEN THE ORDINARYHOUSEWIFE, MAY ACHIEVE IN DIFFERENT WAYS THEUNCOMMON SERVICE TO THEIR COUNTRY THAT WE

.IDENTIFY AS PATRIOTISM.

6412 -_14 MINUTES.- COLOR - PRESENTS THE RE-LATIONSHIPS OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM TO THE GALAXYOF WHICH IT IS A PART. TELESCOPIC PHOTOGRAMAND ANIMATION ILLUSTRATE WHAT STARS ARE AND KW.THEY ARE FORMED. AN EXPANDING PICTURE OF THEUNIVERSE IS GAINED AS OTHER GALAXIES AND THEIRMOVEMENTS ARE PORTRAYED.

6329 -_17 MINUTES - COLOR - BRIEF BUT IN-SPIRING SCENES FROM SYME OF OUR NATIONAL PARKSENABLE THE VIEWER TO APPRECIATE THE VARIETY OFBEAUTY TO BE FOUND IN OUR COUNTRY. THE FILMSHOULD INCREASE THE VIEWER'S DESIRE FOR PRE-SERVATION OF OUR PARKS AND HIS. AWARENESS OFHOW THEY ARE MAINTAINED.

40051 - 52 MIWUTES_- B/W - PRESENTS A DOCU-MENTARY ACCOUNT OF THE POST-WORID WAR II PERIOD.BOB HOPE NARRATES.

1218 - 10 MINUTES - COLOR - TELLS HOW THE"STAR-SPANGLED BANNER" CAME TO BE WRITTEN.TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FLAG FROM1514 ON.

ORDEAL OF WOODROW WILSON

OUR BASIC CIVIL RIGHTS

OUR_CHANGING FAMILY_LIFE

IDILGRim ADVENTURE. THE

PILGRIMS THE

PORTRAIT OF A GENIUS

9-

SOCIAL._STUDIES (con'

12268 .7_26 MINUTES - B/W - EXAMINES REASONSWILSON TOOK THE_NATION TO WAR, COMMENTS ON HISACTIVITIES AS A.WARTIME PRESIDENT, THEN FOCUSESON HIS VAIN STRUGGLE TO CREATE THE INTERNATIONALMACHINERY FOR A LASTING PEACE. FEATURES NARRA-TION AND PERSONAL COMMENTARY BY HERBERT HOOVER.

6650 77 13 MINUTES - COLOR - PRESENTS BASICCONCEPTS OF CIVIL RIGHTS AND DIRECTS THE CLASSTOWARD A DETAILED sr= OF LIBERTIES WHICH AREFUNDAMENTAL TO OUR SOCIETY AND DEFINED IN LAW.

k227 - 22 MINUTES - H/W - SHOWS A FARM FAMILYIN 1880 AS A CLOSELY INTEGRATED UNIT=ZCONOMICA-LLY. WE SEE HOW THE FARM FAMILY HAS BECOMELESS IMPORTANT AS AN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL UNITAN1D HOW MARRIAGE HAS BECOME EVEN MORE IMPORTANTIN TODAY'S IMPERSONAL URBAN SOCIETY.

40053 52'41INUTE$ _7 COLOR - FROM THE SAGA OFWESTERN MAN SERIES, THIS FILM SHOWS WHY ANDHOW A NEW COLONY WAS CARVED OUT OF VIRGIN LANDAND WHY IT CAME TO BE KNOWN AS HHOME OF THE FREDPART 1 - SHOWS THE PILGRIMS IN ENGLAND ANDHOLLAND.PART 2 - SHOWS THT VOYAGE TO An SETTLEMENT OFAMERICA.

6206 - 22 MINUTES_ COLOR - BRINGS TO LIFE THEPILGRIM'S ADVENTURES-THEIR RELIGIOUS PERSECU-TION IN ENGLAND AND POVERTY IN HOLLAND, THEIRCROSSING THE ATLANTIC AND SIGNING THE MAYFLOWERCOMPACT, THE HEROIC EFFORTS TO SURVIVT THE NEWENGLAND WINTER AND THE HISTORIC FIRST THANKS-GIVING.

3222 - 10 MINUTES - B/W - LEONARDO DA VINCIAS AN INVENTOR, DETERMINED TO FIND WAYS TOACCOMPLISH WHAT OTHERS SAY CANNOT BE DONE.ILLUSTRATED WITH HIS DRAWINGS.

44

MCIAL STUDIES

PRELIM TO T HE CIVIL WAR:

(18La-V17121

UBLIC i'nnoNi IWOURDEMQPRACY,

QUAC KS AND NOSTRUMS

patIZTRUCTION_. Tfrs Mte65-1

Azvowr _TM (./.77547881 12280 30 MINUTES - COLOR - UNTRAINED ClaiZENSOLDIERS; FORT TICONDEROGA, GREED AND BUNKFAHILLS, BENNINGTON, FREEMAN'S FARM, SARATOGA,

CAMDEN, YORKTOWN; RESPONSIBILITY OF INDEPEMMEMEGEORGE WASHINGTON.

ROAD 0 GETTYSBURG THE

- 1848, LESS THAN

1,000 AMERICANS IN CALIFORNIA; 1849 CALI-FORNIA OR BUST-; SLAVERY IN TERRITORIES, GREATCOMTROMISE,.NORTHERN MANUFACTURING, THE BESSEMELPROCESS, OIL WELLS, TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILROAD;DRED SCOTT DECISION, JOHN BROWN, LINCOLN'SELECTIM SECUSSION.

- EXPLAINS CLEARLYTHE-IMPORTAN-OFPCCEUBLI OPINION AND SHOWS HOWIT IS FORMED AND DETERMINED ON A SIGNIFICAWCOMMUNITY ISSUE. TEACHERS STUDENTS TM IMPOR-TANCE OF THEIR OPINIONS AND THEIR RESPONSIBILI-TIES TO EXPRESS THEM IN TERMS OF RESPONSIBLE

ACTION.

6660 - 19_ MINUTES - B/W A DRAMATIC STORYWHICH SHOWS HOW MEDICAL QUACKS DUPE THE CONSU-MER AND WHAT STEPS ARE TAKEN BY LOCAL AND FEDE-

RAL AGENCIES TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC.

"WITH MALICETOWARD NONE, WITH CHARITY FOR ALL"? BLACK ODDESCONGRESS VS. THE PRESIDENT, 14TH AMENDMENT,CkRPETBAGGERS, SCALAWAGS, SHARECROPPING; TARIFFSRAILROAD RATES,. BANKING; THE AGE OF'STEEL;MIGRATION, UNIONIZATION, AND INDUSTRIAL NATION

12282 - 0 MIN:JTES - COLOR - MANASSAS THE

BATTLE OF BULL RUN, STONEWALL.JACKSON, THE

MONITOR AND MERRIMAC; ADMIRAL FARRAGUT, GENERAL

U. p. GRANT, GENERAL ROBERT E. LEE, GENERALMCCLELLAN; THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION,FREDERICKSBURG, CHANCELLORSVILLE; THE TELEGRAPH,

RAILROADS, MEDICINE.

RUSSIONA Lan TODAY

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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SOCIAL STUDIES CONTIRI

6663 - 19 MIMUTES - COLOR - SHOWS PEOPLE OFSOVIET UNION AT INURK, AT HOME, IN SCHOOLS?SCENES OF THEIR STORES, MARRETS, TRANSPORTATIONAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS UNIOUE SHOTS TAKEN INSIDEHOMES, HOSPITALS, FACTORIES, AND SCHOOLS. VIEWSOF FARMING COMMUNITIES SHOW ANOTHER SIDE OFSOVIET LIFE.

666 - 16 MINUTES - CO LOR SHOgS HOW SCIENTISMWO K AND TRACE tRE-MELOFNENT OF THEIR METHODTO TWE ORIGINS OF MODERN EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE,SOME 400 YEARS AGO. EXAMINES THE BASIC BELIEFOF SCIENCE THAT NATURE IS RATIoNAL AND ORDERLYAND EXPLORES THE ANCIENT ROOTS OF THIS BELIEF.

.Z.QONlOR.LDWAR_._ALLIEDVICTORY 12287 - 28 MINUTES - EA01. MEWSREELS, U. S.ARMED FORCES AND CAPTURED AXIS FILMS SHOW THEVAST SCOPE, ENORMOUS GOST AND HEROISM OF THEALLIED EFFORT IN LAST STAGE OF WORLD WAR II.EXPLAINS HOW TCTAL MOBILIZATION AND STRATEGICCOORDINATION OF FORCES TURNED NEAR-DEFEAT INTOVICTORY FOR THE ALLIES.

SECOND WORLD WAR: TRIMUMPH OFAXIS

12288 - 25 MINUTES - B/W - A UNIQUE FILM RECCEOF HOW NAZI GERMANY AND JAPAN CONCEIVED ANDNEARLY CARRIED OUT THEIR BOLD PLANS FOR WORLDCONQUEST AND EXTLAINS HOW ALLIED INDECISION ANDMILITARY UNPREPAREDNESS RESUITED.IN AWRESSIONIN MUCH OF EUROPE AND IN THE FAR EAST.

12289 - 30 MINUTES - COLOR - "THE MAYFLOWER,1775) COMPACT," "THE BODY OF LIBERTIES," "NO TAXATIC'7.I

WITHOUT REPRESENTATION," THE BOSTON TEA PARTY,THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS, LEXINGTON AND CONCORD,BUNKER HILL, THE SIEGE OF BOSTCN, "COMMON SENSE;A DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.

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SOCIAL STUDIES CONTID)

SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

SMALLTOWN, U.

SPEAKER OF THE_HOUSE. THE,

STATUE OF LIBERTY

SUCCESSFUL SCHOLARSHIP

6602 13 MINUTES - COLOR - AGAINST THE TUR-BULENT BACKGROUND OF THE COMMONWEALTH AND RE-STORATION PERIODS, CAVALIER POSTS SUCH ASJOHNSON, HERRICK AND LOVELACE; PURITAN WRITERSSUCH AS MILTON AND BUNYAN; AND OTHER LITERARYFIGURES SUCH AS DONNE, MARVELL, PEPYS AND DRYDENARE REPRESENTED.

12295 7- 27 MINUTES - B/W - WHY ARE SO MANYSMALL TOWNS DYING OUT? WHAT CAN KEEP THEM ALIVETHIS FILM CONSIDERS THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIALPROBLEMS CAUSED BY INCREASED TECHNOLOGY, RISINGCOSTS, AND FAILURE TO REALIZE THAT SMALL TOWNSNEED MORE THAN ONE INDUSTRY TO STAY ALIVE.

.6352 - 21 MINUTES - COLOR - PORTRAYS THE SPEA-KER AS A SKILLED POLITICIAN, COMMITTED TO THERESPONSIBLE AIMS OF MIS PARTY AND A DEDICATEDREPRESENTATIVE OF THE PEOPLE OF HIS STATE.SHOWS THE BUSINESS OF DEMOCRACY AS A FULL-TIMECOMPLEX JOB. MAKES THE STUDENT AWARE OF HISFUTURE RESPONSIBILITY AS A CITIZEN.

6678 - 1/ MINUTES - COLOR - TAKES THE VIEWER0 A TRIP AROUND AND INTO THE STATUE OF LIBERT',RELATES TRE STATUEIS HISTORY FROM THE TIME ITWAS PROPOSED BY EDOUARD DE LABCULAYE 100 YEARSAGO. DISCUSSES THE SIM :IC FEATURES OF THEFIGURE: THE TORCH, TABLET, BROKEN SHACKLES ATHER FEET.

3033 - 11 MINUTES._!- COLOR - DEMONSTRATES ASTUDY METHOD WHICH EMPHASIZES A PLAN-PIACE-METHOD TECHNIQUE. THE METHOD RECOGNIZES THENECESSITY FOR REGULAR HOURS FOR STUDY, PROPERSPACE AND EQUIPMENT, REVIEW AND SELF-TESTING.

SOCIAL STUDIES (CONT'D)

THREE GRANDMOTHERS 12 .01 28 MINUTES - BLH - A GLIMPSE INTO THELIVES OF THREE GRANDMOTHERS IN WIDELY DIFFERENTPARTS OF THE WORLD - IN A VILLAGE COMPOUND INLAGOS, NIGERIA, IN A RILL CITY IN BRAZIL NEARRIO DE JANERIO, AND IN A RURAL commuNrry INMANITOBA. THE COMPARISONS SHOW HOW UNIVERSALIS THE ROLE OF GRANDMOTHER,

TOWARD THE GILDED AGE jay23,mjipjjzrhs-COR.Lo THL WIZARD OF MENTZPARK; THE TELEGRAPH, PHONOGRAPH, ELECTRIC LIGHTBULBS; THE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR, STEEL SKYSCRAPER,TELEPHONE; THE GROWTH OF BIG BUSINESS; VANDER-BILT, CARNEGIE, ROCKEFELLYR. TWE POPULISTS;END OF THE FRONTIER; CONSEAVATION; THEODOREROOSEVELT.

TURN OF THE GENTURY (1 8-1914) 12305 - 30 MINUTES COLOR - FIRST AUTOMOBILE,ASSEMBLY LINE, FIRST AIRPLANCE,FIRST MOVIES;GODDARD DESIGNS ROCKET, EINSTEIN DISCOVERS RE-LATVITY. Fnam A NATION OF FARMERS TO A NATIONOF FACTORIES ANP BIG CITIES; NEW IMMIGRATION,MASS PRODUCTION; PANAMA CANAL; AMERICA A WORLDPOWER; WORLD WAR I.

UNDERWOOD OSCAR W. - THE ROLF: OF PARTYCONVENTIONS IN A DEMOCRACY; PRECONVENTION MANEU-VERS, THE NOMINATION OF A PRESIDENT, INFLUENCEOF PRRSSURE GROUPS. THE EFFORTS OF THE MU=KLAN TO CONTROL THE 1924 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.A U.S. SENATOR FROM ALABAMA UPHOLDS DEMOCRATICPRINCIPLES.

wimp NATIONS._ THE 6693 - 21_MINUTES - B/W - AN UP=r0-DATE, CONCISEFILM REPORT ON THE U.N. - ITS GRCWTH, STRUCTUREAND FUNCTIONS, WITH A TOUR OF UN HEADQUARTERS TNNEW YORK, PLUS DRAMATIC SEQUENCES OF UN AGENCIESAT WORK THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.

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SOCIAL STUDIES (CONT'D)

UNTOUCHED LAND- THE

UPROOTED NATION, THE

WAY IN THE WILDERNESS-

WHITE HOUSE THE

WHO ARE THE PEOPLE OF IMERICA?

WHY WE RESPECT TIE LAW

12308_7- 30 MINUTES - COLOR - HOST ALBERT HIBBS,STAFF SCIENTIST AT THE JET PROPULSION LABORATORY,BEGINS THE STORY OF MAN IN AMERICA; HOW HE CAME,WHAT HE FOUWD, WEERE RELIVED; RETREAT OF THEGLACIERS, GREAT NEW CONTINENT OF 4000 MILES;ORIGINAL INDIAN MIGRATION, THE NORSEMEN. COLUM-BUS.

6694 20 MINUTES - B/W - DISCUSSES THE GREATMIGRATION OF TI-M AMERICAN PEOPLE - FROM ONE PARTOF THE NATION TO ANOTHER. SUGGESTS PSYCHOLOGI-CAL MOTIVATION BEHIND MOVING, AND SEVERAL YOUNGPEOPLE PRESENT VIEWS AS TO WHY: PEOPTE MOVE.DISCUSSES EFFECTS ON GROUPS AND ON INDIVIDUALS.

3235 - 10 MINUTES -.B/W - DR. JOSEPH GOLDBERGEROF THE U.S. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE DISCOVERS THECAUSE AND CURE OF PELLAGRA. WITH DRAMATIC CON-FLICT HE ATTEMPTS TO CONVINCE AUTHORITIES AND TOPERSUADE THE PEOPLE.

6700 - 13 MINUTES - COLOR - TRACES THE DRAMATICSTORY OF THIS WORLD-FAMOUS BUILDING AND THEPRESIDENTS FOR WHOM IT HAS SERVED AS HOME ANDOFFICE. THE CAMERA TAKES US INTO FAMOUS ROOMS ANDOFFICES SELDOM SEEN BY TW: PUBLIC.

- THIS STORY EXPLAINSWHERE AMERICANS CAME FROM ORIGINALLY, HOW THEYFOUGHT TOLETHER, HOW THEY PLgWED THE LAND ANDBUILD CITIES AND HOW THEY ARE STILL BUILDING TOCREATE A FINER AMMICA. "THE PEOPLE OF AMERICAARE THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD," IS THE FILM'STHEME.

6102 - 13 MINUTES - COLOR - RESPECT FOR THE LL.:IS DLVSLOPED BY A REALIZATION THAT LAW REPRF.S:ACCUMULATED WISDOM, THAT IT IS IN HARMOWY WITHLAWS OF NATURE AND THAT IT IS NMCESSARY TO PRE-VENT TROUBLE., A YOUNG BOY LEARNS THROUGH:CASEHISTORIES HOW RESPECT IS NEEDED FOR THE LAW TCOPERATE PROPERLY.

40

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QC1AL STUDI. _HUAN RELATIONS

EVERYBODY'S PREJUDICED

FINDING THE RIGHT JOB

FOUR FAMILIES

GOLDEN AGE

GRAPEVINE THE

HANDLING MARITAL-CONFLICTS

660-23T-BES - A COMPARISON BETWEENTHE KIND OF PREJUDICES WE ALL EMPLOY AND THEPREJUDICES OF THE BIGOT. THE INITIAL EXAMPLESILLUSTRATE PREJUDICES' BASED ON FACT: IN SUCCEED-ING EXAMPLES, THE AMOUNT OF RATIMAL JUDGEMENTLESSENS, UNTIL IT IS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE BIGOT.

22L00 =i,LEITEEf_ WHAT ARE THE FACiS INTHE PROBLEM OF FINDING A JOB? A THOROUGH PRESEN-TATION OF JOB-17AD SOURCES, AND SOME OF THE CRUCIAL STAGES AND FACTORS IN OBTAINING A JOB, MAKETHIS FILM A PRACTICAL STUDENT AID.

40042 - 60 MINUTES - B AN ON-THE-SPOT COM-PARISON OF FAMILY LIFE IN FOUR COUNTRIES, INWHICH AUTHOR-ANTHROPOLOGIST MARGARET MEAD DIS-CUSSES HOW THE UPBRINGING OF A CHILD CONTRIBUTESTO A DISTINCTIVE NATIONAL CHARACTER. CENTER OFATTENTION TN EACH CASE IS A YEAR-OLD BABY IN THEFAMILY OF A FARMER.

122 2 MINUTES - E - MUST RETIREEENT AT_5 MEAN THE OF THE ROAD FOR OLDER PEOPLE, ORCAN IT BECOME "THE LAST OF LIFE FOR WHICH FIRSTWAS MADE"? THIS FILM EXAMINES THE QUESTION FROMTHE POINT OF VIEW OF THREE NEN, EACH WITH ADIFFERENT APPROACH TO THE "GOLDEN AGE."

201 - 8 MINUTES COLOR - AN ERRONEOUS REPORTTHAT TWO OFFICE WORKERS ARE GOING TO BE REPLACEDBMW COMPUTING MACHINES SPREADS AND DISRUPTSTHE ENTIRE ORGANIZATION. THE FILM ENDS WITH,"HOW CAN YOU KEEP RUMORS FROM GETTING STARTED?"

6545 - 14 MINTNEs - COLOR - PORTRAYS THE DEVEL-OPMENT OF AN-ARGUMENT BETWEEN EACH OF TWO COUPLESTHE ADAMS AND THE KANES. ONE BECOMES CONSTRUC-TIVE AND THE OTHER DESTRUCTIVE. IN CONCLUSIONCOMPARATIVE POINTS ARE MADE REGARDING ELENENTSOF CONSTRUCTIVE AND DESTRUCTIVE CONFLICT.

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lA4,521.1112;12_=_MiaLaEL,1

ONCE UPON A HILL

OUT OF DARKNESS

OVER-DEPENDENCY

PARENTS ARE PEOPLE'TOO

PERSONALITY CONFLICT, A

REINFORCEWNT_ IN LEARNINGAND EXTINCTION

gpuLti YOU D RINKy

670S - 10_MINUTE9_7_COLOR - TELLS HOW THE"STAR-SPANGLED BANNER" CAME TO BE WRITTEN'. TRACES TEB.

HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN FLAG FROM 1814 ON.

40052 7_ 55 MINUTES_- B - AN AWARD-WINNINGDOCUMENTARY RrPORT ON ONE WOMAN'S sTEP-BY-STEPRECOVERY FROM MENTAL ILLNESS, FRODUCED BY CBSPUBLIC AFFAIRS IN COOPERATION WITH THE AMERICANPSYCHIATRIC ?MIN. AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONFOR MENTAL HEALTH.

12269 - 32 MINUTES - B/W - JIM,A YOUNG COMMER-CIAL ARTIST, USES ILLNESS AS AN ESCAPE FROM RE-

SPONSIBILITY. THE CAUSES ARE TRACED Tn CHILDH001AND WI,TH THE AID OF PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENTS, JIM"GROWS UP" EMOTIONALLY.

6654 15 MINUTES - B/W - THIS FILM CONSIDERSHOW STUDENTS THEMSELVES CAN VORK WITH PARENTS Tr

GAIN BETTER MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING AND HOW FAMILYDISCUSSIONS CAN REPLACE ARGUMENTS AND HELP TOESTABLISH GOOD FAMILY RELATIONS.

3221 - 7 MINUTES - COLOR - A DRAMATIZED EXAMPTPOF WHAT HAPPENS WHEN TWO CONFLICTING PERSONALITIT,

MUST WORK TOGETHER SERVES TO STIMULATE DISCUSSIONON THE ADJUSTMENTS THAT SUPERVISORS MUST MAKE.

.122.5 =JLLMINUTES_ _7 BM - ESTABLISHES THAT, INGENERAL, BEHAVIOR THAT IS REINFORCED DOES GETLEARNED, WHILE NON-REINFORCED BEHAVIOR IS EX-TINQUISMD. THIS PRINCIPLE IS DEMONSTRATED-INTHE FILM WITH BOTH HUMANS AND PIGEONS.

667 - 22 MINUTES - B - DESIGNED TO PROMOTEDIS USSION AN SELF ANALYSIS.ABOUT REASONS FORNOUERATE DRINKING, THIS FILM DRAMATICALLY FOCUSEATTENTION ON THE IMPORTANCE OF EACH PERSON'SMAKING AN HONEST AND INTELLIGENT DECISION ABOUT

THE USE OF ALCOHOL.

SOCIAL STUDIES - HUMAN RELATIONS CONTy D

UNDERSTANDING OTHERS

YOU A ND YOUR WORK

.612.2 12 MINUTES - COLOR - A DRAMATIC PLEA TOJUDLIE THE OTHER. PERSON FOR HIS T RUE VALUE ,ABILITY AND NET WORTH , RATHER THAN B Y HIS ECONO-MIC BACKGROUND , POOR SOCIAL SK ILLS AND I NABarrTO BE on OF THE GROUP .

342 - II MINUTES - COLOR - AFTER HE IS FIRE'',FROM A JOB FRANK LEARNS- - WITH THE HELP OF AVOCATIONAL GUIDANCE WORKER - THE IMPORT ANCE OFDEVELOP ING THE RI GHT. ATTITUDE . HE I S RE-HIREDAND , THROUGH RENEWED: INTEREST A ND A SEN SE OFACCOMPLISHMENT ACHIEVES SUCCESS .

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION FILMSTRIPS

DIVISION'OF ADULT EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY SERVICES

STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA

CONSU R EDUCATION

CONSUMER EDUCATION: BUDGETING 12 MINUTES - COLOR - GOING IT ON YOUR OgN FORTHE FIRST TIME MAY BE THE BEST WAY TO LEARN THEIMPORTANCE OF A BUDGET. THIS IS APTLY ILLUS.7-TRATED AS WE FOLLOW TWO SISTERS shavING UP THEIROWN APARTMENT, GOING ON SPENDING SPREES AND OVER-EXTENDING THEIR CREDIT. PRODUCED BY,BAILEY FILMS

CONSUMER EDUCATION: INSTALLMENT 13 MINUTES - COLOR - A VIVID DRAMATIZATION OFBUYING THE BENEFITS AND DANGERS OF PURCHASING COMMODI-

TIES ON AN INSTALLMENT PLAN. PRODUCED BY BAILEYFILMS.

GONSUMER EDUCATION: RETAIL CREDIT 11 MINUTES - COLOR - A CHARGE PLATE CAN VERYBUYING DEFINITELY BECOME A MAJOR SPENDING HAZARD, TT'S

SO EAST. TWO SISTERS LEARN THIS THE HARD 1^TAY.

LSD: JNSIGHT OR INSANITY?

GUIDANCE

MATH

DOING AND UNDOING IN MATHEMATICS:INVERSES

18 MINUTES - COLOR - THE FILM DOCUMENTS THEDANGERS OF THE UNSUPERVISED, CARICIOUS USE OFLSD, AND EXPLAINS WHAT MEDICAL SCIENTISTS KNOWOF THE PHYSIOLOGIC AND PSYCHOLOGIC EFFECTS OF THEDRUG. PRODUCED BY MAX MILLER.

94 MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILM INTRODUCES THESTUDENT TO THE CONCEPT OF INVERSES. IN LIFE, WEFREQUENTLY DO AND UNDO THINGS: WE ZIP AND UN7TPA JACKET; WE STACK AND UNSTACK COINS; WE PACKAND UNPACK SUITCASES. EACH OF THESE OPERATIONSIS THE INVERSE OF THE OTHER. DOING THE INVERSEMAKES T-INGS THE WAY THEY WERE BEFORE LNYTHINGWAS DONE. SUBTRACTING A NUMBER IS THE INVERSEADDING irliE SAME NUMBER, AND ADDING A NUMBER 19THE INVERSE OF SUBTRACTING THE SAME NUMBER. THEIDEA OF AN INVERSE CAN BE VTiTtY USEFUL IN UNDER-STANDING MATHEMATICS. A DAVIDSON FILM.

SETS CROWS AND INFINITY

-

MATH (CONT1D)

12 MINUTES - COLOR - THE FILM EXPLORES TPEMATHEMATICAL IDEAS OF SETS AND INFINITY. IT

INTRODUCES THE COMPARISON OF SETS kND ONE-TO-ONECORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN 'NO SETS. THE INFINITE

FINITE SET OF WHOE NUMBER IS TREATED. A PRUCE

AND KATHARING CORNWELL FILM.

SOCIAL STUDIES

BLACK HISTORY: LOST STOLEN OR 56E1INUTES - CC - THIS FILM IS A BILL COSBY

STRAYED GUIDED TOUR THROUGH A HISTORY OF ATTITUDES-

BLACK AND WHITE - AND THEIR EFFECT 0'4 THE BLACK

AMERICAN - IF HE IS BLACK. COSBY REVIEWS FLACK

AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS OMITTED FROM AMERICANHISTORY BOOKS, TEE APSENCE OF RESOGNITInN OFAFRICA'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO WESTERN CULTURE, AND

THE CHANGING HOLLYWOOD STEREO-TYPE OF THE BLACK

AMERICAN. PRODUCED BY CFS NEWS.

BLACK WORLD

BO Y AND SOUL - BODY PART I

53 MINUTES - COLOR - IN XN INTERNATIONAL ROUNP-

ROBIN CONVERSATION, MODERATED BY MIKE WALLACE,

THE BLACK MAN'S POSITION INTHE''TORLD TODAY IS

EXAMINED. PANFLISTS REF. JOEN CONYERS, JR.,

WASHINGT01\4D. C., THE HONORABLE THOMAS MI7O7:, C7

KENYA IN NARIOPI, FLOYD McKISSICK rr THE C7GR77:

OF RACIAL EQUALITY IN NEW TORK, ANDDR. ALEX'KWAPONG, VICE CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY r'!7

GHANA, DISCUSS THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT INAMERICA AND HOW IT LOOKS TO AFRICANS. PRODUCED

BY CBS NEWS.

24 MINUTES - COLOR - AN EXAMINATION OF THE

BLACK AMERICANS' CONTRIPUTION TO SPORTS IN

AMERICA IS REPORD ON BY HARRY REASONER.

HARRY EDWARDS, Lp;ADER OF THIS YEAR'S THRI-ATE'77

OLYMPIC GAMES BOYCOTT, IS DTPERVIEWD kLOT-;

LEADING BLACK ATHLETES TOMMIE SMITH, LEE EVANF,,

CHARLIE GREENE, JIM HINES, AND RALPH BOSTON.

PRODUCED BY CBS NEWS.

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SOCIAL STUDIES (CONT'P)

BODY AND SOUL - SOUL, PART II

BOOKER T._WASHINGTON

28 MINUTES - COLOR - SOUL MUSIC IS DISCUSSEDIN DETAIL BY SINGER BAY CHARLES. MR. CHAR=EXPLAINS THAT BECAUSE OF ISOLATION AND THE MI-SERIAND HUMILIATION SUFFERED BY THE AMERICAN BLACKMAN, HE DEVELOPED MANY OF HIS apv MUSIC ANDDANCE FORMS. ONLY THRCUGH THIS OUTLET OF RHYTHM"AND SOUND HAS THE BALCK MAN BI,,EN ABLE TO RELEASESOME OF HIS FRUSTRATION AND GRIEF. SINGERSMAHALIA JACKSON, BILIIE HOLIDAY, AND ARETHAFRANKLIN CRY OUT THEIR SOUL TO MAKE A RICH CO -TRIBUTION TO AMERICAN MUSIC, PRODUCED BY CBS NE

11 MINTJTEs,_qoLOR - THIS FILM COVERS THE EARLYYEARS OF FOOKFR T. WASHINGTON. BORN A SLAVE IN1856, RE CAME TO BE THE MAN WHO WOULD BUILD AMONUMENT TO EDUCATION. WHEN WASHINGTON STEPFEDOUT OF THE BONDS OF SLAVERY TNrn THE DARK YEARBOF THE NEGRO'S NEW FREEDOM, HE HAD A THIRST FORLEARNING. PRODUCED BY VIGNETTE FILMS.

Iff SEARCH OF A PAST e3 MINUTES - COLOR - A SIX NEEK VISIT TO GHANABY THREE BLACK 'v,ASHINGTON, D.C. HIGH SCHOOLSTUDENTS WAS FILMED BY CBS NEWS. AN EFFORT WASM4D- TO DISCOVER HOW PERTINENT hFRICA TS TO TO-DAYTS BLACK AMERICAN. THROUGH THE EYES OF THESETHREE YOUNG PEOPLE, WE EXAMINE AFRICAN CIVILIZA-TION.

MARTIN LUTHER KIN,I HAVE A 21LEMIE2_ THE STORY OF THIS DEDICATEDDREAM" MANTo LIFE, AND THE FORCES THAT BROUGHT HIM TO

THE.LEADERSHIP OF HIS PEOPLE ARE EXPLORED, WITHACTUAL. NEWS.FILM FOOTAGE. THE FILM BRINGS ABETTER UNDERSTANDING OF PHILOSOPHIES AND IDEA':THAT RE EXEMPLIFIED. PRODUCED BY CBS NEWS.

NEGRO-AMERICAN 15_ MINUTES - COLOR - THIS ANIMATED FILM IS ABRIEF HISTORY OF THE NFT3R0 TN THE U.S. FROM THETIME THEY WEREINVOLUNTARILY UPROOTED FROM THEIRHOMES IN AFRICA AND SOLD INTO SLAVFIlY UNTIL TF7PRESENT. THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF MANY NEGRO AMEF-ICANS, INCLUDING FREDERICK DOUGLASS, GEORGEWASHINGTCA CARVER, kND BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, AR7PRESENTED. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NEGRO Tr CLWARS, TERRITORIAL EXPANSION, AND GOVERNMENT Ala

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SOCIAL STUDIES _(cONT!_I))

SHOWN IN OTHER SEQUENCES WHICH IL:" 77- E I

STRUGGLE THAT HAS BEEN A PART CF TrL YrVEN-EN:

TOWARD POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EQUALITY. A

SOLIS-JONES PRODUCTION.

FROM 11 MINUTES - COLOR - AN INTRODUCTInN To THEHISTDRY OF THE NEGRO IN AMFPICA THROUGH THE BIO-GRAPHY OF SEVERAL HEROES FROM TFr,: 1.717LUTIONARY

WAR TO THE PRESEN1 DAY. THE FIIr ,-TR;TSTHE RICHNESS OF THE NEGRO CONTRI , A"4.) ITS

DEEP ROOTS IN OUR HISTORY. AN AiL n.Trmr'zs

FILM.

NEGRO KINGDOMS OF AFRICA'SGOLDEN_AGE

.PORTRAIT IN BLACK AND_WHITE

THE BLACK SOLDIER

17_MINUTES_- COLOR - IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS TOCIVILIZATION WERE MADE BY SEVERAL ADVANCED ANDPROSPEROUS AFRICAN KINGDOMS OVER FOUR HUNDRED YRS

Acycl. THE FILM TRACES THE HISTORY OF THE CHANG-ING CLIMATE OF ANCIENT AFRICA, THE USE OF METALs,THE INTRODUCTION OF THE CAMEL FOR TRANS-SAHARANTRADE, AND THE INFLUENCE OF ISLAM. AN ATLANTIS-

SIMONS FILM.

- THIS EXAMINATTflN OP FLACKATTITUDES TOWARD THE WHITE COMMUNITY AND WHITEATTITUDES TOWARD THE BLACK WAS PRODUCED 1:TITH UST

OF A NATIONWIDE POLL. CBS NEWS PREPARED AMINUTE QUESTIONNAIRE AND MERVIEWED SOME 1,1;00PEOPLE. THE RESULTS OF THESE INTERVIEWS SHUI

PEOPLE'S ATTITUDES AND FEELINGS ON THE RACE CUES-

TION TO. BE BOTH SUBTLE AND COMPLEX. CBS NEWS,

26 MINUTES - B/W - THIS FILM NARRATED BY BILLCOSBY, ILLUSTRATES THE HISTORY OF BLACK ANFRIOA",

PARTICIPATION TN AMERICA'S ARMFD FORCES, PAIVT-

INGS DRAWINGS, CARTWNS AND ETCHINGS OF FANcUSBATTLES, AS WELL AS RARE SILENT 'MS FOOTACIE

WORLD WAR I AND WORLD WAR II, THE KOREAN WAR

AND WAR IN VIETNAM ARE SHOWN. CRS NEWS.

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SOCIAL sEIDIE2_imiI122

THE COMPUTER REVOLUTION

THE_HERITAGE OF SLAVERY

UNITED STATES ELECTIONStHOW WE VOTE

24 MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILMINTRODUCTION TO THE NEW WORLD OFEMPHASIZING TTS PRESENT USES ANDFOR THE FUTURE. PRODUCED BY CBS

OFFEPS A GENERALTHE COMPUTER,TTS POTENTIALNEWS.

53 MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILM IS AN EXAMINA-TION SLAVERY AND THE ATTITUDES ESTABLISHED DUR-ING SLAVERY WHICH STILL PERSIST TODAY. CBS NEWSREPORTER, GEORGE FOSTER, INTERVIEWS DESCENDANTSOF PLANTATION OWNERS AND PRESENT DAY BLACK ACTIVISTS, DEMONSTRATING THE PARALLELS BETWEEN FILMSHOWS, THE PAST HAS INFLUENCED THE PRESENT.GRAPHICS AND READINGS FROM ACCOUNTS BY SLAVE-OWNERS AND SLAVES CAPTURE THE QUALITY OF LIFE INTHE DAYS OF SLAVERY. PRODUCED BY CBS NEWS.

14 MINUTES - COIOR - THE CULTUFAL CONTRIBUTIONOF AN OUTSTANDING NEGRO COMPOSER 19 TRACED INTHIS FILM ABOUT THE LIFE OF WILLIAM CHRISTOPHERFUNDY, THE "FATHER OF THE BLUES." THE FILMREFLECTS THE POLITICAL SCENE DURING THE PERIOD1890-1950. PRODUCED BY VIGNETTE FIIMS.

16 MM FILMS OF ISRAEL

FILM LIBRARY: ISEAEL INFORMATION SERVICES

DISTRIBUTED BY ALDEN FILMS

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK-

Co-OP

DANGERBORDER AHEAD

DOCTOR IN THE DESERT

FLOWERS_FOR DAHLIA

GO THROUGH THE GATES

HAIL CAESAREA

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FILMS OF ISRAEL

1112ELEL,22L2 THIS FILM ON THE AFRO-ASIAI%SEMINAR SHOWS HOW STUDENTS FROM FRENCH-SPEAKrnAFRICAN COUNTRIES TAKE PART IN EVERYDAY LIFE INISRAEL, THROUGH WORK AND STUDY. WE SEE THEMATTENDING LECTURES AND WORKING ON COOPERATIVESETTLEMENTS.

16 MINUTES 7_COLOR - HOW NEW VILLAGES ARE GOINCUP WITHOUG PAUSE, ALONG ISRAEL'S BORDERS, BOTHHILLY AND DERT, AND HOW THEY ARE ABSOPRINGIMMIGRANTS INA NEW WAY OF LIFE,

10 MINUTES - B/W - ISRAELI PHYSICIANS BRINGMODERN MEDICINE TO THE DESERT BEDOUIN.

28 MINUTES COLOR - DAHLIA LIVES AND WORKS ONA KIBBUTZ, AND ONE DAY IN HER LIFE IS COLORPULI*PORTRAYED IN THIS PLEASANT STORY.

12 MINUTES - COLOR - THE FILM BRINGS TO THEFORE THE SIX DAY WAR IN ISRAEL, DEPICTINGAREA OF THE GOLAN HEIGHTS, THE COMMUNAL SET'f'MENTS ALONG THE GAZA STRIP AND ESPECIALLY TH:OLD CITY OF JERUSALEM.

13i MINUTES - COLOR - PONTIUS PILATE AND AROMAL COLLEAGUE REVISIT THE RECENTLY EXCAVATEDRUINS OF CAESAREA, A FLURISHING SEAPOPT DURINGTHE ROMAN OCCUPATION OF PALESTINE. THEY REMIN7-SCENCE ON THE TOWN'S GLORIOUS PAST AND ITS CHA;:.%-ING FORTUNE AT THE HANIZ OF A VARIETY OF CONQUER-cm AND MASTERS WHO IN TURN DESTROYED AND REFUTE':IT. THIS FILM:WITH IN HUMOROUS SCRIPT, INCLUD7BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF THE ANCIENT BREAKWATER, CITYWALLS AND BUILDINGS OF THE CRUSADER PERIOD, AN7ROMAN AQUEDUCT.

HANuKKAH 16 MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILM SHOWS HOW HANIMTHE FESTIVAL OF LIGHSTS IS CELEBRATED IN ISRAE.

Hon AT LAST 13gt MINUTES - COLOR - STORY OP THE REBIRTHREHABfLTTATioN oF JEWS IN IsRAEL IS TOLD TNSTIRRING PICTURE'. FILMED IN ISRAEL, IT SHc:,THE BEGINNING OF A NEW LIFE FOR HALF A MIL7.:JEUISH REFUGEES FROM ARAB COUNTRIES.

ISLAND IN T E DESERT

s. ND THEY MET IN GALILEE

BLUE SKY

Iffl BOOK AND E IDOL

BRIDGE OF FRIENDSHIP

CHILDREN OF THE EXODUS

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D

16 MINUTE COLOR THE STORY OF NEOT HAKIKAR,AN OASIS IN ISRAEL'S SOUTHERN DESERT, THE NEGEV.

28 MINUTES COLOR A ROMANTIC TRAVALOCUE IN ABIBLICAL SETTING WHICH INCLUDES MOUNT CARMEL,THE RIVER JORDAN, CANAAN AND NAZARETH.

14_MINUTES COLOR ISRAELI PILOTS ARE ON CONSTAW-717077770AIRFORCE BASE, RUSHING TOMAN THEIR PLANES WHEN THE ALARM SOUNDS, AND KEEPING AROUND THE CLOCK WATCH ON THE COUNTRY'S AIRSPACE.

1 -X MINUTES COLOR BASED ON THE ARCHAEOLOGICALExHIBrrioN "FROM THE LAND OF THE BIBLE" AT THEMETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART IN NEW YORK, THE VIVIDPROTRAYAL PRESENTS ANCIENT ARTIFACTS, FOUND INISRAEL, OF PAGANISM AND MONOTHEISM.

mmuns B FILMED IN CONNECTION WITH THEFIRST AFROASIAN SEMINAR IN ISRAEL, STUDENTSFROM MANY COUNTRIES OF AFRICA AND ASIA ON ISRAELISTUDY GRANTS ARE SHOWN LEkRNING LABOR AND MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES AND TOURING THE CHIEF INDUSTRIALSITES. THIS FILM WAS MADE IN COOPERATION WITHHISTADRUTH; ISRAELISGENERAL CONFEDgRATION OFLABOR, WHICH SPONSORED THE SEMINAR.

2E_MINUTES COLOR NARRATED BY ZERO MOSTEL ANDFILMED ON LOCATION ISRAEL, THIS DOCUMENTARY CHM.ICLES THE ACTUAL SEARCH MADE BY THE UNITED JEMISHAPPEAL FOR A GROUP OF CHILDREN WHOSE FADED PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN IN 1947 RECENTLY CAME TO LIGHT.TWENTY YEARS LATER THE UJA SET OUT TO FTID THEMAND IN DOING SO HAS ENCOMPASSED THE SURGE OF AMODERN SAGA; THE SCOPE OF RECENT JEWISH HISTORY,THE NEAR UNBELIEVABLE PACE OF THE LAST TWENTYYEARS THAT HAS WITNESSED A PEOPLE'S PASSAGEFROM THE GATES OF AUSCHWITZ TO THE CHERISHEDWESTERN WALL OF JERUSALEM.

=Am p ARMY

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FILMS CONVD

25=TE9 - COLOR - THIS FILM SHMTS THEUNIQUE PURPOSE AND FUNCTIONING OF THE ISRAELDEFENSE FORCES. THE TRAINING AND CULTURALACTIVITIES IN BOTH THE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S UNITSAS WELL AS THE MANNING OF PLIRDER SETTLEMENTSBY RESERVE MILITIA DEMONTIRATES THE CIVILIANNATURE OF THE DEFENSE FORCES. "ITH THE ACCENTON "EACH SOLDIER A HUMAN BEING" WE SEE THETRAINING AS A MEANS or INTERGRATING NEWGRANTS INTO THE FREE LIFE OF ISRAEL

11 MINUTES - COLOR - AN INTRODUCTION TOMODERN ISRAEL ITS DEVELOPING AGRICULTUREAND EXPANDING INDUSTRY, WHICH SERVE AS THEMAIN-STAY OF REBUILDING A NATION.

LS,figt,k.=ALAP.y_ENTURE 28 MINUTES - COLOR - AN EXCITING TRAVELOGUE cwACRE, GALILEE, HAIFA, JERUSALEM, TEL-AVIV;AERIAL SHCTS OF THE NEGEV, CATACOMBS AND CHURCH-ES. PRESENTS THE INBAL DANCERS IN THEIR CM-}METE PRODUCTION OF "A YEMENITE WEDDING."

14-44P-IQNS 17 MINUTES -JBAT - HIGHLIGHTS DRAMATIC MoMENTSIN ISRAEL'S EXPANDING INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS.IT RECORDS SUCH EVENTS AS THE COUNTING OF THEVOTES WHICH BROUGHT ISRAEL INTO THE UNITEDNivi'IONS AS THE 58th MEMBER OF THE WORLD ORGAN-IZNTION.

SRAEL INDEPENDENCE DAY1911 ANNUALLY, AS ON THIS H ANNIVERSARY, ISRAELCELEBRATES AND REJOICES ON THE HOLIDAY COMMEM-ORATING HER STATEHOOD,

I AE IDDLE EAST NEIGHBOR 16 MINUTES - COLOR - A BRISK TRIP THROUGH THISYOUNG, BUSTTING LANDSHOWINC ITS HIGHLIGHTS,WAY OP LIFE AND COLORFUL SIGHTS.

ISRAEL'S NATIONAL WATER CARRIER 18 MINUTES - COLOR - THE STORY OP THE TINSTRUC:-TION OF ISRAEL'S BIGGEST WATER CARRIER, WHICHPUMPS SWEET WATER FROM THE LAKE OF GALILEE INTHE NORTH ALONG 100 MILES OF TUNNELS, CANALSAND PIPES TO THE NEGEV DESERT IN THE SOUTH.

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FILMS °N ifil2EL122Ella

ISRAEL'S qUEST FOR WATER

JERUSALEM HERE WE -mE

k KIBBUTZ

KING BOOR--A FABLE_ OF THE NEGEV

22 MINUTES - B/W - WATER FROM THE JORDAN RIVERREJUMATES THE PARCHED LAND.

- THE ANCIENT TRADITION OFA PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEY IS REVIVED YEARLY BYTHOUSANDS OF ISRAELIS -- YOUNG AND OLD, MILI-TARY UNITS AND GROUPS FROM ABROAD, IN A FOUR-DAY MARCH TO THE CAPITAL.

40 MINUTES - B/W - A VISIT TO A KIBBUTZ, ANISRAELI COLLECTIVE VILLAGE, AND A LOOK AT ITSWAY OF LIFg.

14i_MINUTES - COLOR - FIRST PUPPET FILM PRO-DUCED IN ISRAEL, AND BASED ON A STORY BY ONEOF ISRAEL'S LEADING MARIONETTE ARTISTS THIS ISA CHARMING STORY FOR YOUNG CHILDREN,

ILAND OF HOPE _AND_PRAYER 1 ; MINUTES - COLOR - THE STORY OF A BAPTISTTTLEMENT IN THE HOLY LAND.

LET MY PEOPLE Go

jaulamINE--uTon

LIFE FROM THE DEAD SEA

54 MINUTES - B/W - THIS POIGNANT FILM TELLSTHE HISTORIC ORDEAL OF THE JEW, THROUGH THEHOLOCAUST TO STATEHOOD.

28 MINUTES 7 B/W - THE BRITISH BROADCASTINGCORPORATION TAKES A LOOK AT ISRAEL'S KIBBUTZ(COOPERATIVE VILLAGE) SYSTEM.

14 KINTJTEs cam - HOW THE RICH MINERAL RE-SOURCES FROM THE DEAD SEA--THE LOWER SPOT ONEARTH--ARE EXTRACTED AND PROCESSED, AGAINSTA BACKGROUND OF OVERPOWERING STRANGE BEAUTY.

OFF THE BEATEN TRACK IN ISRAEL_ 28 MINUTES - COLOR - A YOUNG BOY ACTS AS ATOURIST GUIDE TO A VISITING AMERICAN. THROUGHTHE BOY'S EYES WE SEE A DIFFERENT VIEW OPISRAEL, AS HE GUIDES HIS GUEST "CFP THE BEATSNTRACK..."

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UR CITY-,JERUSALEM

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FILMS ON ISRAEL (CONT1D)

13i MINUTES 7. COLDR - A MODERN FILM MADE ORLIA FEW WEEKS BgFORE THE SIX-DAY WAR OF Jun 1967AND THE UNIFICATION OF JERUSALEM, TUB CAYERATAKES US FROM THE AWE-INSPIRING HILLS SURROUND-ING JERUSALEM TO THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS IN THEISRAEL MUSEUM, THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY CAMPUS,THE KNESSET (ISRAEL'S PARLIAMENT), TO THERELIGIOUS SHRINES OF JUDAISM AND CHRtSTIANITY,AND FAMILIARIZES US MITH THT BUSTLING ACTIVITYOF THE MODERN,CITY.

ASSOVER 14i MINUTES - COLOR - THIS FILM SHOWS HOW THEFESTIVAL OF PASSOVER IS CELEBRATED 1N ISRAEL.

HYTHM OF TOMORROW 12 MINUTES_-_COLOR - TECHNOLOGY HELPS A NEWNATION'S PROGRESS.

HeATUOTH_ 14i_MINUTES ,COLOR - THIS FILM SHOWS HOW THEFESTIVAL OF SHEVUOTH IS CELEBRATED IN ISRAEL,

IX DAYS IN_JUNE 13kMINUTES - B/W - A COMPILATION OF NEWSREELFILMS FROM ISRAEL AND DOCUMENTARY MATERIAL FROMEGYPT, SHOWING THE EVENTS WHICH LED UP TO THESIX-DAY MAR IN JUNE 1967. THE FILM SHOWS THEFIGHTING DURING THE WAR; ANZ JERUSALEM LIBERAT-ED AND UNIFIED,

UILMALOF STAMPS

220_TH

THIRD TENPLE

ISION OF CHAIMWEIZMANN

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10 MINUTES - COLOR - COLORFUL PHILATELY RE-CREATES ISRAELIS HISTORY.

141.14.1NUT IDR - SHOWS HOW THE FESTIVALOF SUCCOTH IS CEIEBRATED IN ISRAEL .

1'0. MINUTES - COLOR - PORTRAYING MODERN ISRAELMARCHING FORWARD IN THE WAKE OF THE PERSECUTEDWANDERING JEW. BACK=SHOWS TO HIGHLIGHTS OF THEJEWISH SETTLEMENTS IN ISRAEL.

21 MINUTES - E/W A BIOGRAPHY OF ISRAELI'SFIRST PRESIDENT, INCORPORATES THE suary OFZIONISM AND THE REIgESTABLISHMENT OF THE JEWISHPEOPLE IN THEIR LAND.

MARS OF DESTINY

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rILMS OF_ISRAEL (CO_Naal

21 MINUTES - B/W - WHY AND HOW A JEWISH STATEROSE AGAIN, INDEPENDENT, IN OUR DAY; THE RECORLOF THE STRUGGLE FOR THAT INDEPENDENCE, AND ITSRESULTS,

ABE INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS

CORONET INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

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HEALTH AND SAFETY

CLEANLINESS AND HEALTH (2nd Ed.)

DENTAL HEALTH: HOW AND WHY (2nd Ed.)

DIGESTION IN OUR BODIES

HEALTHY FEET

HEALTHY SKIN

HEART, LUNGS AND CURCULATION

MUSCLES AND BONES OF THE BODY

NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF OUR BODIES

OUR SENSES: WHAT THEY DO FOR US

YOUR BODY REPAIRS AND MAINTAINS ITSELF

YOUR HEALTH: DISEASE AND ITS CONTROL

YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM

SAFETY WITH FIRE

LANGUAGE APTS

LET'S PRONOUNCE WELL

MAKING SENSE WITH SENTENCES

THE MIDNIGHT RIDE OF PAUL REVERE

READING GROWTH: BASIC SKILLS

REA'ING GROWTH: UNDERSTANDING WORD MANINGS

READING GROWTH: GETTING THE BIG IDEAS

READING GROWTH: ADJUSTING YOUR READING SPEEDS

READING GROWTH: READING CREATIVELY

YOUILL.FIND IT IN THE LIBRARY 67

LANGUAGE ARTS_(CONTID)

YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS: THE EXCHANGE OF rDEAS

YOUR COMMU NICATION SKILLS:

YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

YOUR CCMMUNICATION SKILLS:

SPEAKING

LISTENING

'WRITING

READING

MAT ITEMAT ICS

ARITHMETIC: UNDERSTANDING THE PROBLEM

BRUSHING UP ON DIVISION

BRUSHING UP ON MULTIPLICATION

DECIMALS ARE EASY

FRACTIONS: FIMING THE COMMON DENOMINATOR

PERCENT - WHY AND HOW

STORY OF MEASURING TIME: HOURS, MINUTES SECONDS

STORY OF OUR MONEY SYSTEM

STORY OF OUR NUMBER SYSTEM

STORY OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

MUSIC

Fpasotipp 0F VIP WE$TEliN }TOMSK (77-1853)FOPtSONS OF WMTNAN SETTLEMENT (065-1900)HARMON! IN MUSIC

PHY_

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CAL SCIENCE

ENGINES AND HOW THEY WORK

FRICTION AND ITS EFFECTS

HEAT AND ITS BEHAVIOR

SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH MAGNETISM

SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH STATIC ELECT I ITY

SIMPLE DEMONSTRATIONS WITH WATER

SIMPLE MACHINES: INCLINED PLANES

SIMPLE MACHINES: LEVERS

SIMPTE MACHINES: PULLEYS

SIMPLE MACHINES: WHEELS AND AXLES

LIFE SCIENCE

ADAPTATIONS OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS

CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE THROUGH FORM AND COLOR MATCHING

CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE THROUGH PATTERN MATCHING

THE CELL - STRUCTURAL UNIT OF LIFE

GARDEN PLANTS AND HOW THEY GROW

PLANTS THAT GROW FROM LEAVES, STEMS AND ROCTS

TREES: HOW WE IDENTIFY THEM

BIRDS: HOW WE IDENTIFY THYM

INsEcr ENEMIES AND THEIR CONTROL

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EARTH AND SPACE

CAUSES OF THE SEASONS

JETS AND ROCKETS: HOW THEY WORK

LET'S LEARN TO PREDICT THE WEATHER

SPACE SCIEZE: AN INTRODUCTION

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTH: HOW ITS SURFACE CHANGES

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTH: HOW ITS SURFP1E CHANGES

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTH: ROCKS AND MINERALS

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTH: GLACIERS

UNDERSTANDING OUR EARTH: SOIL

SOCIAL STUD

ENERGY IN OUR RIVERS

MEANING OF CONSERVATION

OUR COUNTRY'S FLAG (2nd Ed.)

PAPER AND pup MAKING

TRANSPORTATION IN THE MODERN WORLD

GE RAPHY

lEARNING TO STUDY you STATE

MAN USES AND CHANGES THE LAND

CLIMATES OF THE UNITED STATES

THE COLORADO RIVER (2nd Ed.)

THE COLUMEIAAUVER

,THE MISSISSIPPI.RIVER: .0ACKGROUND FOR SOCIAL STUDIES

NORTH AMERICA THE CONTINFAT

;THg OHIO RTVX3: BACKGROUND FOR SOCIAL STUDIES

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GEOGRPAHY (10121

GEOGRPAHY OF NEW ENGLAND

GEOGRAPHY OF THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES

GEOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTHERN STATES

GEOGRAPHY OF THE NORTH CENTRAL STATES

GEOGRAPHY OF THE SOUTHWESTERN STATES

GEOGRAPHY OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES

GEOGRAPHY OF THE PACIFIC STATES

HISTORY

PLYMOUTH COLONY: THE FIRST YEAR

COLONIAL LIFE IN THE SO=

COLONIAL LIFE II NEW ENGLAND

COLONIAL LIFE IN THE MIDDLE COLONIES

DANIEL BOONE IN AMERICA'S STOEY

DAWN OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: A LEXINGTON FAMILY

THE SETTLERS: EARLY PIONEER FARMERS OF THE GREAT LAKES REGION

INVENTIONS IN AMERICA'S GROWTH (1750-1850)

INVENTIONS IN AMERICA'S GROWTH (1850-1910)

PONY EXPRESS IN AMERICA S GROWTH

'ADVANCED *LEVEL

COLOR AND PIGMENT IN ART

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ADVANCrD LEVEL

GUIDANCE

EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE.

ODYSSEY OF A DROPOUT

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL GUIDANCE

ACTING WITH MATURITY

MY LIFE TO LIVE

VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE

APTITUDES AND OCCUPATIONS (2nd Ed:)

CkREERS IN AGRICULTURE

CAREERS IN THE BUILDING TRADES (BASIC SKILLS)

YOUR JOB: FINDING THE RIGHT ONE

JOUR JOB: APPLYING FOR IT

YOUR JOB: FITTING IN

YOUR JOB: YOU AND YOUR BOSS

YOUR JOB: GOOD WORK HABITS

YOUR JOB: GETTING AHEAD

:EARS: THEIR .STRUCTURE AND CARE

ETES: THEIR -STROCTURE'AND-CARE

FIRST FUNDAMENTALS.

. ,

TETHi THEIR:STRUCTURE. AND CARE

NAME YOUR. CONTACTS72

LANGUAGE ARTS

BETTER CHOICE OF WORDS

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: HOW IT CHANGES

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE: STORY OF ITS DEVELOPMENT

GRAMMAR: VERBS AND WAYS WE USE THEM

HOW TO slimy (2nd Ed.)

IMPROVE YOUR HANDWRITING

IMPROVE YOUR PUNCTUATION

LOCK IT UPI (DICTIONARY HABITS)

/111LIAMENTARY PROCEDURE IN ACTION 2nd Ed.)

DROPAGANDA TECHNIQUES

5ENTENCES: SIMPLE, COMFOUND, COMPLEX

;ENTENCES: SUBJECT AND PREDICATE

1ERB5: PRINCIPAL PARTS

'ERBS: RECOGNIZING AND USING THEM

aRITING A GOOD PARAGRAFH

BITING BETTER BUSINESS LETTERS

RITING BETTER SOCIAL LETTERS

READING IMPROVEMENT SERIES

LADING IMPROVEMENT: DEFINING THE GOOD READER

LADING IMPROVEMENT: urn RECOGNITION gnus

LADING IMPROVEMENT: VOCABULARY SKILLS

!ADM IMPROVEMENT COMPREHENSION SKILLS

ADING IMPROVEMENT: EFFECTIVE SPEEDS

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LANGUAGE ARTS (CONT1D)

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY SERIES

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: THE MATURE READER

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: CRITICAL EVALUATION

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: INTERPRETING MEANING

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: UNDERSTANDING STYLE

DEVELOPING READING MATURITY: COMPARATINE READING

MATHEMATICS

ARITHMTIC: ISTIMATING AND CHECKING ANSWERS

HOW TO FIND THE ANSWER (MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM-SOLVING)

THS NUKBER SYSTEM AND ITS STRUCTURE

MUSIC

STEPHEN FO TER AND HIS SONGS

LIFE SCIENCE

FOOD CYCLE AND FOOD CHAINS

HEREDITY AND ENVIRONMENT

.CONSERVING OUR:FORESTS TODAY

CONSERVING OUR MINERAL REsoom TODAY

CONSERVING OUR WILDLIFE TODAY

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EARTH AND SPACE

LATITUDE LONGITUDE AND TIME ZONES

THE STORY OF SOIL

WATER FOR THE COMMUNITY

PHYSIC AL SCIENCE

SIMPLE MACHINES: WORK AND MECHANCIAL ADVANTAGE

STORY OF ELECTRICITY- THE GREEKS TO FRANKLIN

STORY OF ILLUMINATION

BIOLOGY

THE HOUSEFLY AND ITS CONTRO

HOW LIVING THINGS CHANGE

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND MAN41ADE DEFENSES

INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND NATURAL BOD7 DEFENSES

THE MOSQUITO AND ITS CONTROL

PLAN-ANIMAL COMMUNITITS: THE CHANGING BALANCE OF NATURE

PLANT-ANIMAL COMMUNITIES: ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION

PLANT-ANIMAL COMMUNITIES:INTERRELATIONSHIPS

PLANT-ANIMAL COMMUNITIES: P4YSICAL ENVIRONMENT

REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS

REPRODUCTION IN ANIMALS

THE HUMAN BODY: REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM

CITIZENSHIP AND GOVERNMENT

BASIC COURT PROCEDURES

OOMNUNITY GOVERNMENTS: HOW THEY FUNCTION

CURRENT EVENTS: UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING THEM

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: THE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION

FEDERAL TAXATION (2nd Ed.)

HOW WE ELECT OUR REPRESENTATIVES (2nd Ed.)

IMPROVING AMERICA'S HEALTH

ThS MEANING OF PATRIOTISM

OUR LIVING CONSTITUTION

OUR LIVING DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

POPULATION PATTERNS IN THE UNITED STATES

STATE LEGISLATURE IN ACTION

4ASHINGTON D.0 : STORY OF OUR CAPITAL

0.10 ARE THE PEOPLE OF AMERICA?

RLD GEOGRAPHY

:LIMATE AND THE WORLD WE LIVE IN

MUMS AND HUMAN USE

NORTH AMERICAN REGIONS SERIES

fORTH AMERICAN REGIONS: THE flLANTIC ftm GULF COA TAL FIINS

OigH AMERICAN REGIONS: THE APFALCHIAN HIGHLANDS

ORTH -.AMERICAN REGIONS: THE CENTRAL LOWLANDS

ORTH AMERICAN REGIONS: THE GREAT PLAINS

CRTH. AMERICAN REGIONS: THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS

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NORTH AMERICAN REGIONS SERIES

NORTH kMERICAN REGIONS: THE INTERMOUNTAIN HIGHLANDS

NORTH AMERICAN REGIONS: THE PACIFIC COAST

UNITED STATES_HISTORy

AMERICAN REVOLUTION: THE BACKGROUND PERIOD

AMERICAN REVOLUTION: THE WAR YEkRS

AMERICAN REVOLUTION: THE POSTWAR PERIOD

BEGINNINGS AND GROWTH OF INDUSTRIAL kMERICA

THE CIVIL WAR: BACKGROUND ISSUES (1820-1860)

THE CIVIL WAR: FIRST TWO YEARS

THE CIVIL WAR: 1863-1865

THE CIVIL WAR: POSTWAR PERIOD

ABRAHAM LINCOLN: A BACKGROUND STUDY

GROWTH OF BIG BUSINESS IN AMERICA (1865-1900)

GROWTH OF FARMING IN AMLRICA (1865-1900)

THE TABOR MOVEMENT: BEGINNING AND GROWTH IN AMERICA

IMMIGRATION IN AMERICA'S HISTORY

UNITED STATES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 1920-1932

UNITED STATES IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 1932-1940

THE WHITE HOUSE PAST AND PRESENT

REHABILITATION RESEARCH FOUNDATION

ELMORE, ALABAMA

COMMUNICATIONS

SAY WHAT YOU MEAN 16mm)

WHY DO PEOPLE MISUNDERSTAND EACH OTHER? (16mm)

ONE THING YOU CAN'T HIDE (Recording

ETIQUETTE

MANNER_ MAKE A DIFFERENCE (Filmstrip Ser

HEALTH

YOUR BODY AND HOW TO TAKE CARE OF IT (Filmstrip Se

MONEY MANAGEMENT

A WEld LOOK AT.BUDGETING (Filmstrip Series

YOUR WORLD AND MONEY

YOUR MONET'S WORTH IN SHOPPING

MANAGING YOUR CICTHING DOLLAR ft

FOCUS ON FOOD DOLLARS 11

PAYDAY PITFALLS (16mm)

LET'S TALK ABOUT MONEY Recording)

HUMAN RELATIONS & PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT

CHARACTER MAKES A DIFFERENCE (Filmstrip Series)FUNDAMENTALS OF THINKING .(Filmetrip Series)

YOUR EDUCATIONAL:GOALS (Filmetrip Series):

ECONOMICAL STUDY HABITS (Filmstrip)

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HUMAN RELATIONS (CONTI)

IT1S EASIER TO WIN Recording)

THE MAGIC WORD (ATTITUDE) (Recording)

LTMER MAN STEPS OUT (16mm

IF I WERE YOU (16mm)

FOR WHICH WE STAND--TO BE HELD IN HONOR (16mm

NO MAN ALONE (16mm)

JEALOUSY (16mm)

HOW MUCH AFFECTION? (16mm

IS THIS LOV? (16mm)

FEELING OF DEPRESSION (16mm)

FEELING OF HOSTILITY (16mm)

FEELING OF REJECTION (16mm)

CITIZENSHIP

WHAT MAKE', DEMOCRACY GREAT? (Filmstrip)

DEMCRACY IN ACTION (Filmst ip Series)

FREEDOM AND YOU (16m)

MT COUNTRY TIS OF THEE (16=

HERITAGE OF FREEDOM (16mm)

OLD GLORY (16mm)

ARITHMETIC & BUSINESS (Filmstrip

'UNDERSTANDING INSURANCE.'(FilMstriP)

MONEY4k BANKING(Filmstrip

.CUPATIONAL EDUCATION (Filmstrip

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ECON ICS (CONT1D).

FUNDAMENTALS OF ECONOMI S (Filmstrip Series

VIDEO TAPES

12 lecture sessions 2 video tapes on Research design,

methodology given by Dr. W W. Jenkins, Aurburn University. Time: 164 Hrs.

1-(one-hour video.tapc on Social Security by Mr. John Long of theSocial Securi y Office.

1-(one-hour) video tap6 discussion with inmates and Parole Super-

visors -- Jim Morrison, Elmo Graves -- conderning parole rules and regu-lations.

2-(half hour) video tape dIscussions of irtes with Norman Ussery,member, Pardons and Paroles Board.

2-(one-hour tapes of Lee Allen Ford, Department of Mental Health,

discussing alcohol and arugs with inmates.

7-video tapes of Dr. Clarence J. Rosecrans University of Alabama

MediCal:Oenter Director or Psychological Services, Smolian Clinic,

leeturing on hUman,deVelopMent in relation to 'training. 44:hours.

1-video tape discussion .by Jimmy Debbi", x.felon; with pre-lease

claSs '.11$4sd:for motivation. 2 hoUrs.

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MOVIES AND FILMSTRIPS

1 - 16mm movie "TEACHING MACHINES AND PROGRAM LEARNING."

.1 7 16mm movie "THE ODDS AGINST."

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OUR NEWSPAPER TRLTA US ABOUT THE:WORLD

YOU AND YOUR NEWSPAPER

LEARNING TO FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS 16 MM

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HOW CAN I UNDERSTAND OTHER PEOPLE

WAYS PEOPLE MUST GET ALONG

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NOAH AND THE ARK

THE BABY KING

FREEDOM CF RELIGION

FREEDOM OF WORSHIP

BUSINESS IN OUR CITY

WORKING IN THE CITY

THINKING FOR YOURSELF

MAKING YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BETTER

YOUR BOSS IS PROM OF YOU

THE,STORY OF AMERI AS PEOPLE

A HOUSE DIVIDED

THE NEGRO FACES:U.1E 20th =ran

THE-NEGRO IN CIVIL WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION

THE-NEGRO-IIUTHE.GUILDED AGE

THE NEGRO'FIGHT$ FOR THE POUR FREEDOMS

THE THRESHHOLD OF EQUALITY

EINDOBAOY AT WORK

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TESTS ON RIGHTS AND DUTIES

FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

FREEDOM OF SPEECH

YOUR BTLL OF RIGHTS

A GOOD CITIZEN COOPERATES WITH OTHERS

A GOOD CITIZEN IS WELL INFORMED

HOW FOREIGNERS BECAME CITIZENS

HUMAN RESOURCES

YOUR AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP

WE USE OUR HEADS, WORK TOGETHER

MANY HELPERS IN OUR COMMUNITY

EXCigyONE USE MONEY

CONSERVATICN YOUR STATE IN THE FUTURE

HOW WE Grr rr - NATURAL RESOURCES

MEANING OF CONSERVATION

UNLIMITED WANTS - LIMITED RESOURCES

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YOU AND YOUA GOVERNMENT

THE CONGRESS

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STATE GOVERNMENT

LAW AND ORDER

WF HAVE AN ARM

WE HAVE A NAVY

HOSPITAL HELPERS

HOW OUR CITIES ENFORCE THZ LAW

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THE POLICEMPARTMENT HELPERS

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GOOD CITIZEN GROWS IN RESPONSIBILITY

GOOD CITIZEN LIVES HONESTLY

GOOD CITIZEN RESPECTS PROPERTY

CITIES AND COMNZRCE: WHERE WE GET OUR GOODS AND SERVICES PRIMARY (16 nm)

SUPER/UM& AELPERS tudy Print)

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HISTORY OF AREA MEASURE

HISTORY OF LINEAR.NEASURE

HISTORY OF OUR. CALENDAR

HISTORY OF OUR NUMBER swam

HISTORY OF TELLING TINE

HISIORY WEIGHT=VOLUME MEASURE

HOW A RULER HELPS US

HOW IONG IS /T? - MEASURING

'HOW KUCH:WILL IT HOLD?- MEASURES

MEASURING THINGSBULK AND LIQUID

THE:STORY OFHWEIGHTS AND MAMAS

CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS

CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY

CELEBRATING THANKSUVING

CELEBRATING WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY

STORY OF THANKSGIVING

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EASTER

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OUR THANKSGIVING DAY

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'EVERYDAY LANGUAGE SKILLS, GRADE 1 (Study Print)

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EVERYDAY LANGUAGE SKILLS, GRADE (Study Print)

EVERYDAY LANGUAGE SKILLS, GRADE 4 (Study Print)

'EVERYDAY LANGUAGE SKILLS, GRADE 5 (Stady Print)

STORY OF larrING

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WORDS THAT DESCRIBE THINGS

WORDS THAT NAME THINGS

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THE APOSTROPHE

BEGINNING SOUNDS

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ZOUNDS POW:YOUNG READERS,'VOL. II (record)

SOUNDS FOR:YOUNG READERS',NOL. III (record)

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USING SENTENCES

THE VOWEL, BACKBONE OF A SIVAS=

WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED

THE WH , W , AND H SOUNDS

BEGINNING CONSONANT SOUNDS

BEGINNING CONSONANT SOUNDS B

CONSONANT SOUNDS F

THE F AND V SOUNDS

LETTERS WHICH WORK TOGETHER F

THE L SOUND

LONG VOWEL SOUNDS F

THE R SOUND

THE S AND Z SOUNDS

THE SH SOUND

THE TH SOUND

TRICKY CONSONANT SOUNDS F

WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED

GETT/NG TO KNOW WORDS

HOW WARDS ARE MADE

IMPROVE YOUR VOCABLARY

LISTENIIS TO SOUNDS F

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TWO-LETTER SOUNDS F

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VOCABULARY 1 COMMUNICATION

VOCABULARY 2 WORD BACKGROUND

VOCABULkRY 3 DEVELOPMENT

VOCABULARY LI COMMUNICATION

WORDS AND THEIR BADKGROUNDS

THE DICTIONARY - PART 2

FINDING AND.USING EXACT MEANINGS

PUTTING DICTIONARY SKILLS TO WORK

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ADJECTIVE CLAUSES AND RELATIVE PRONOUNS

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SUFFIXES AND PREFIXED

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VERBS AND THEIR SUBJECTS

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WHY STUDY GRAMMAR?

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AIDS INHSPELLINg

.MEND YOUR SPEECH

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SPELLING'pROBLEMS

. SPELLING RULES

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AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION

CLASSIFYING

DIFFERENCES

IMPROVE'YOUR READING

LEFT TO RIGHT SEQUENCE

RECOGNITION PHASES

SIMILARITIES

STORIES FOR SPECIAL DAYS

STORY PRACTICES

VISUAL DISCRIMINATION

THE UNIVERSE AROUND US Record)

WHAT THINGS ARE MADE OF

SCIENCE EXPERMENTS

SOME THINGS DISSOLVE

WHY THINGS FLOAT

ADDING WITH FRACTIONS

BASE TEN (Standard Loop)

BEGLVNING THE NUMBER CONCEPTS (16 mm)

COUNTING (Standard Loop)

DECIMAL NUMERATION SYSTEM (16 miM)

DIRECTED NUMBERS (Standard Loop)

DIVISION (16 mm)

ESTIMATING QUOTIENTS: WHOLE NUMBERS

EXPERIMENTING WITH AREA

FRACTIONS (Standard Loop)

FRAMES (Standard Loop)

INEQUALMES (Standard Loop)

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LINKING MULTIPLICATION AND ADDITION

MATMATICAL SENTENCE (Standard Loop)

MATHEMATICAL SYMBOLS (Transparencies)

MULTIPLICATION AND ITS PROPERTIES (16 MM film)

NAMES Fca NUMBERS

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PLACZ VALUE AND SUI1TRACTION

SET GAMS (Standard Loop)

SIGNED NUMBERS (Standard Loop

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THE:BROKEN-LINE GRAPH

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CAN IOU MAKE CHANGE

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CHANGING THE GROUPING (multiplication& division

CHANGING THE ORDER (multiplication& division)

CIRCLE GRAPHS

CLASSIFICATION OF TRIANGLES

CC1UMN ADDITION

CORMON DEMONINATORS

COMMON DENOMINATORS: ADDITION & SUBTRACTION

COMMUTATIVE LAW (Transparency)

COMPARING FRACTIONAL NUMBERS

COMPOUND SUBTRACTION

COUNTING TO 20

DECIMAL FRACTIONS

DECIMAL NUMERATION SYSTEM

DECIMAL IN DIVISION

DECIMALS IN MULTIPLICATION

THE DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY

DIVIDING WHOLE NUMBERS BY FRACTIONS

DIVIDING THINGS INTO PARTS

DIVIDING ItaT DECIMALS

DIVISION AIDORTHM

DIVISION: FRACTIONAL lump

THE ELEMENTS OF A SET (Transparency)

THE EMPTY SET (Transparency)

EQUAL SETS - EQUIVALENT SETS (Transparency)

EQUATION

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ESTIMATING SUMS: FRACTIONS

ESTIMATION IN DIVISION

EXPANDED NUMERALS

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EXFLORING NUMBERS

EXPONENTS

FACTORS AND PRIMES

FENDING FACTORS

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FRACTIONAL PARTS OF A USOLE AND OF SETS

FRACTIONS: DECIMAL NCTATION

FRACTIONS OF A GROUP

FRAME ARITHMETIC

FUNCTIONS (Transparency)

FUNCTIONS AND POINTS ON THE NUMBER LINE (Transparency)

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GRAPHS IN DAILY LIFE

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GRAPHING-FUNCTIONS (Transpa my)

GRAPHING-NUMBER PAIRS (Transparency)

GRAPHING-THE NUMBER LINE (Transparency)

GREATEST COMMON FACTOR

HOW LARGE IS A FRACTION

HOW MANY?

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INEQUALITIES (Esco) Transparency)

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INTERSECTION Ce SETS (Transparency)

INTERSECTION OF SETS/UNBON OF SETS (Transparency)

INTRODUCING DECIMAL NOTATION

INTRODUCING PERCENT

INTRODUCTION TO AREA

INTRODUCTION TO AREA

INTRODUCTION TO BASE FIVE

INTRODUCTION TO GRAPHS

DITRODUCTION TO IRRATIONAL NUMBERS

INTRODUCTION TO MTASUREMENT

INTRODUCTION PERCENTi

INTRODUCTION TO PROBLEM SOLVING

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DOUSE OPERATIONS-ADDITION & SUBTRACTION

INVERSE OPERATIONS.MULTIPLICATION &DIVISION

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NUMBERS AS THE ELEMENTS OF A SET (Transparency)

NUMBERS IN THE BASE OF TEN (Transparency)

NUMBERS SENSE - BASE 5 (Transparency)

NUMBERS THROUGH THE AGES

THE NUMERAL 10 CTransparency

ONE AND NUMBERS (Tzenparency)

ONE TO ONE MATCHING SETS (Transparency)

100 and 1000 BASED ON 10 (Transparency)

OPEN SENTENCES

OUR NUMBER SYSTEM

PATTERNS IN NUMBERS

PERCENTAGE AND USING MONEY

PERIMETER

PICTURE GRATHS

PLACE VALUE

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PROBLEMS: OPEaATION

PRODUCTS OF FRACTIONAL NUMBERS

THE PROPERTIES OF ADDITION

PROPERTIES OF ADDITION: FRACTIONAL NUMBERS

PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLICATION: FRACTIONALITUMBERS

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PROPERTIES OF NUMBERS: MULTIPLICATION & DIVISION

PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLICATION: FRACTIONAL NUMBER.,

RATIONAL NUMBER SYSTEM

READING AND OITING WHOLE-NUMBERS

RENAMING. MMBERS FOR MULTIPLICATION

RECOGNIZING NUMBERS

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FINGER NUMERALS (Transparency)

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HINDU NUMERALS.(Transparency)

THE MODERN ROMAN NUPERALS (Transparency)

THE NUMBER SYSTEM (Transparency)

ORDINALS AND CARDINALS (Transparency)

FINDING AVERAGES (Transparency)

THE ABACUS (Transparency)

ADDING - BASE 5 (Transparency)

ADDING RATIONAL NUMBERS (Transparency

ADDING THREE NUMBERS (Transparency)

ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION (Transparency)

ADDITION BY SETS (Transparency)

ADDITION OF 2-DIOIT NUMBERS (Transparency)

ADDITION - THE UNION OF SETS (Tranaparency)

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THE NUMBER LINE - ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION (Transparency)

ORDER pRINCIPLE OF ADDITION (Transparency)

PROBLEMS IN ADDITION (Transparency)

PROBLEMS IN SUBTRACTION (Transparency)

PROPERTIES OF ADDITION - COMMUTATIVE PROPERTY (Transparency)

REPEATED ADDITION OF THE SAME NUMBER (Transparency)

SQUARES AND SQUkRE ROOTS Transparency)

STILL ANOTHER WAY OF USING TEN IN SUBTRACTION (Transparency)

SUBTRACTION OF 24)IGIT NUMBERS (Transparency)

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SUBTRACTION WITH RENAMING - 2-DIGIT SUBTRAHEND (Transparency)

SUBTRACTION WITHOUT RENAMING - I-DIGIT SUBTRAHEND (Transparency)

SUBTRACTION WITHOUT RENAMING 2-DIGIT SUBTRAHEND (Transparency)

SUMS NAMED BY 3'DIGIT NUMERALS (Transparency)

USING PLACE VALUE IN ADDING TWO-NUMBERS-WITH RENAMING (Trans )

USING PLACE VALUE IN ADDING TWO NUMBERS-WITH RENAMING (Trans.)

CONSTRUCTING THE BASIC MULTIPLICAT1 N TABLE (Transparency)

DISTRIBUTIVE LAW (Transparency)

DISTRIBUTIVE PROPERTY (Transparency)

DIVISION (TranSparency)

FUNCTIONS IN. MULTIPLICATION (Transparfncy)

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THE GROUPLNG PRINCIPLE OF MULTIPLICATION (Transparency)

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MULTIPLICATION BY SETS (Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION CAN BE DISTRIBUTIVE OVER ADDITION (Trans.

MULTIPLICATION NUMERALS AND PRODUCTS (Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION OF THREE DIGIT NUYJERS (Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION OF TWO DIGIT NUMBERS (Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION OF WHOLE NUMBERS IS ASSOCIATIVE1Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION OF WHOLE NUMEERS IS COMMUTATIVE (Transparency)

MULTIPLICATION - ZERO - ONE PRINCIPLE (Transparency)

MULTIPLYING RATIONAL NUMBERS (Transparency)

THE NUMBER LINE (Transparency)

THE NUMBER LINE - MULTIPLICATION DIVISION Transparency)

ORDER PRINCIPLE OF MULTIPLICATION (Transparency)

PATTERNS IN THE MULTIPLICATION TABLE (Transparency

PROBLEMS IN DIVISION (Transparency)

PROBLEMS IN MULTIPLICATION (Transparency)

QUOTIENTS AND REMAINDERS (Transparency)

RELATION OF MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION (Transparency)

SUMMARY. AND GENERALIZATION OF THE PROPERTIES OF MULTIPLICATION (Trans.)

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COMMON FACTORS (Transparency).

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RATIONAL NUMBERS (Transparency)

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EQUATIONS (Transparency)

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ANGLES (rransparency)

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DEFINITIONS (Transparency)

FOUDATIONS OF GEOMETRY - POSTULATES : TRIANGLES AND CIRCLES

GEOMETRIC FIGURES AND THEIR MEASURES

GEOMETRIC LOGIC - INDUCTION, ANALYSIS, AND INDIRECT REASONING

MOWRY -=CIRCLES

HOW WE THINK IN GEOMETRY: POINTS, PARTS

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POLYGONS

POSTULATES : LINES IN GEOMETRY

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RAYS AND ANGLES

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VOCABULARY: LINES, RELATIONSHIPS, DIRECTION, PERPENDICULAR LINES

VOCABULARY: POLYGONS

TRUE - FALSE STATEMENTS AND OMN SENTENCES

THE MOUNT WILSON AND PALOMAR TELESCOPES

ASTRONOMY - THE SOLAR SYSTEM (Study Print)

THE ASTRONOMER AT WORK

ASTRONOMY THROUGH THE AGES

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