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EDUCATIONAL FILM GUIDE, 1960
DAVID— THE PROFILE OF A PROBLEM DRINKER. McGraw 1957 27min sd b&w $135. rent apply
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Produced by National Film Board of Canada
Portrays the causes of drinkinpr and the effects of liquor on the life of a young architect, analyzing some of the reasons which may lead a person into problem drinking:
LC card Fi A 58-723
EFLA evaluation card No. 3420
DA VINCI. MichU-TV 1958 29%min sd h&w (Genius ser) $100, rent $5 sh-c-ad
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Deals with the many aspects of da Vinci's genius as a painter, anatomist, natural scientist, and military inventor
DAWN DANCERS. WyoGame&Fish 1958 15min sd color rent $6
el-Jh-sh-c-ad Depicts the sage grouse on his strutting grounds, the need for protecting these grounds and leaving the grouse undisturbed
DAY AFTER TOMORROW. NYStHealth 1959 21min sd purchase apply Jh-sh-c-ad Concerns a middle-aged man who planned for his retirement but ignored his health. Shocked by the death of a friend he goes to a doctor who points out the importance of periodic physical examination and the need for sound health practices in order to have a happy retirement
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DAY BEFORE TOMORROW. Sterl-MovUSA 1960 30min sd color free-loan
Available to college science students only Sponsored by Ballistic Research Laboratories
Shows many of the impressive systems tests for both conventional and nuclear weapons. Also includes the functions of advanced computing machines used in ballistic research
DAY IN THE NIGHT OF JONATHAN MOLE. McGraw 1960 32min sd b&w $135
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A fantasy pointing out the fallacies upon which prejudice thrives and the inadequacy of law to eliminate discriminatory employment practices
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DAY OF THE DEAD. Filmlm 1959 18min sd color $200. rent $15
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Produced by Charles and Ray Fames for Museum of International Folk Art
In Mexico the influences of two cultures, Aztec and Spanish both of which were intimate with death without being oppressed by it. combine in an annual festival at which the community of the living celebrates its continuity with the community of the dead
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''""^e-rP^X THEY CAME TO TOLLIVER STREET. Baldwin 1957 29min sd color freeloan
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Dave Garroway tells the story of three families who live on typically American Tolliver Street and how music made its way into U^aF '^1^ ^^^ , homes. Musical entertainer, Eddie Osborn, plays and discusses electronics
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Produced by National Film Board of Canada for the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. +« „i.-^^-P^^^"?u ^^^K farmers are being forced to abandon their traditional view of farming f^^^ioxY^y ?^ ^'^^ ^°^ one that places it oH the level of a business. Story of a father and son-the father holding to old ways the rSolved ^^^~^^<^ ^°^ their differences are
LC card Fi A 59-435
DECISION MAKING FOR SUPERVISORS
(5 films). ICRCorp 1959 ea 16min sd b«few ea $135, rent ea $27.50
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Produced by Teleclinics Inc.
Titles are:
1. DECISION PHOBIA. Shows that most
tensions are caused by the individual attempting to avoid making decisions. Supervisors are shown how they can acquire the skill of making decisions without hesitation or fear, thus greatly enhancing the chances of success
2. HOW TO CREATE THE BEST CLIMATE
IN DECISION MAKING. Establishes the premise that it is the job of the supervisor to get people to get the work out. Shows it is the proper balance between "happiness" and practical approaches to getting full cooperation from the working force
3. COMMUNICATIONS— THE LIFE-LINE TO
GOOD DECISIONS. Points out five golden rules of communication: know what you're going to say; explain your objectives; make your statements clear and brief; use language the other fellow can understand; choose the right time
4. FACT FINDING— MOTIVATIONAL METH
ODS, Stresses that you must have the right data to make a proper decision . . . both concerning the technical aspects of the work, and the human relations facts about the people with whom you have to work. Offers practical suggestions on how to assemble these facts quickly and efficiently
5. HOW TO PUT YOUR DECISIONS TO
WORK. Discusses the carrying out of decisions which might be considered "unpopular" by some of the individuals involved. Additional stress is laid on how to sell such decisions to those concerned, and how to build confidence that the final results will be to their benefit
DECISION PHOBIA
In DECISION MAKING FOR SUPERVISORS (5 films)
DECISION: THE CONSTITUTION IN AC TION (5 films). NET 1957 ea 29min sd b&w rent ea $5.25
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Produced by Center for Mass Communication of Columbia University. Kinescopes Titles are:
1. CONSTITUTION AND THE LABOR
UNION. Shows the relationship of the Constitution to organized labor. Presents the case of Whitaker et al v. North Carolina, in which a group of unions challenged the constitutionality of a state ban on the closed shop, union shop, and other union security provisions
2. CONSTITUTION AND THE RIGHT TO
VOTE. Shows the relationship of the Constitution to the struggles of the Negro for voting rights. Presents two lawsuits — Townsend and Smith v. Allwright — attacking the constitutionality of the "white primary." Traces the growth of the electorate from the time of the founding fathers
3. CONSTITUTION AND CENSORSHIP.
Shows the relationship of the Constitution to the issue of prior restraint on freedom of expression. Presents the case of Burstyn v. Wilson challenging the constitutionality of New York State's film censorship system and Cantwell v. Connecticut involving questions of freedom of speech and religion
4. CONSTITUTION AND MILITARY POWER.
Shows the relationship of the Constitution to issues of military-civilian relations during wartime. Presents the Civil War case of Ex Parte Milligan and World War II case of Korematsu v. United States EFLA evaluation card No. 4128
5. CONSTITUTION: WHOSE INTERPRETA
TION? Illustrates the conflict among the various components of the government in the interpretation of their respective powers under the Constitution. Presents the case of Helvering v. Davis which tested the constitutionality of the Social Security Act
DECORATOR
In ORIGINAL OPERA SERIES (4 films)
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