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APRIL
National Conference of the Natk Industrial Television Association, Ad
12 14, Conrad Hilton Hotel. ChicaJ Info: NITA, P.O. Box 262. Maplewo N.J. 07040.
Association for Educational Commul cations and Technology (AECT) Anntl National Convention, April 16-20. Ccj vention Center, Minneapolis, Mirl Info: Gerald R. McKay, AECT, 440 c[ fey Hall, University of Minnesota, Paul, Minn. 55101
U.S. Industrial Film Festival, A|l! 26-27, Palmer House, Chicago. In J. W. Anderson. Suite 825. 39 S. Salle St., Chicago, III. 60603.
Society of Motion Picture and Tek sion Engineers Technical Confer and Equipment Exhibit, April 30 1 5, New York Hilton Hotel. Info: SMPl 9 E. 41st St.. New/ York, N.Y. lOOlJ
MAY
American Film Festival, May 913, York Hilton Hotel. Info: E.F.L.A., 15 60th St., New York, NY. 10023.
JUNE
Motion Picture Seminar of the N« west, June 2 3, Seattle. Info: Tom man. Exec. Sec , P.O. Box 806, Seat] Wash. 98111.
JULY
National Audio-Visual Association li^ tlonal Annual Convention, July 15-| Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, >i| Info: NAVA, 3150 Spring St., Fairfl Va. 22030.
AUGUST
American Management Associatio{| Education & Training Conference,
1-3, New York Hilton. New York, Info: Clapp & Poliak, 245 Park A^ New York, N.Y. 10017.
OCTOBER
Society of Motion Picture and Tekl sion Engineers Technical Conferel and Equipment Exhibit, October 22-| Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles. SMPTE, 9 E. 41st St , New York, 10017.
NOVEMBER
International Industrial Film FestI sponsored by the Council of Europ Industrial Federations, Nov. 20 24, Congress Center, Amsterdam, Netll lands. Info: Industrial Film Festl Secretariat, Van Eegbenstraat 86, \ sterdam, Netherlands.
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