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to originate and project (films) its] own programming.
Looking for the simplest "one-toone learning system?" Think about! and tr\ out Vidicom's "Private Eye' the brain-child of prophetic, prac-l tical-visionary Charles "Cap" Palm1 er. This is a complete "sound movief theater" you can hold in your hand. I plus the advantage of interpolating! stills or stripfilm sequences. Cord-I less, lightweight and low cost: only] $89.50. Better write Vidicom Information Systems at 2623 Templel Street. Los Angeles. Calif. 90026."
Public TV: the Fourth Network & Some Items That Needed Print
.Vlorc figures to think about: thel U.S. "fourth network" public andl educational TV has grown to ani affiliation of 198 stations in 48l states. More than 8 out of 10 U.S.I families now^ have sets that can re-l ceive these public-television stations. Their program chiefs welcome hon-l est. factual sponsored films on kej public interest subjects.
More than 250.000 college stu-l dents in the U.S. operate, without^ pay. 1.000 programs for mentallyretarded children; more than 2UC American corporations donate tooi^ and money to 140 schools in Latir America to help train 150.000 stu-j dents "to earn a self-supporting, self-l respecting future more friendly to the United States. And in 16C American cities 1 8.000 businessmen act as Big Brothers to young lad^ who lack and desperately need thai sort of counsel, friendliness ano help."
The Credo of This Columnist
It's appropriate, wc think, to clost this month with a i.|Uiite from the president i>f San Jose State College Speaking to members of his facult) about the role of the college anc university in today's world. Ji>hn H Mun/el said:
"... the truth is that lumc ha: aiiY cxiMence or realilv without < past. One function of the iinivfrsil} is to help discover what is new. Bu another i\ to preserve and reclain the old for each new f'eneration\ The.se dual tasks create continuou. tension between the demands oi con tinuity and the demands of r/w/i.ef."
We think of this as pretty akin U a Credo for Camera Fve. ()M(
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