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You're looking at the new Seventy-Series of Super 8 magnetic sound "pop-in" cartridge movie projectors by Fairchild. These projectors are helping to set sales records for many of our clients' companies. Used in sales and management training, in pointofpur chase on the retail counter and in exhibit displays, these compact ruggefl projectors attract, enhance, explain ■ even close a sale.
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The Seventy Series by Fairchild.
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tions. Youth groups and civic oi ganizalions (audience putcntials)' arc already moving to spur registration and voting by these young people.
The states will also be moving to liberalize age and residency requirements to permit the same age groups to vote in state and local elections though only eight of them now permit undcr-21 voting.
Show Them the Truth and Let Them Make the Decision
At 73. movie-great Frank Capra, was in Washington recently to speak at the National Archives' showing of World War II films, including many of the documentaries he directed in that era. We'll never forget the Why We Fii;lii series among which liatrlc of Britain and that tremendous Russian epic are most memorable. Capra worked for Columbia until 1942 when he joined the army to make films for General George Marshall's Special Services Unit. .;
When he spoke at the .-Xmerican 1-ilm Institute, introducing his film, Mr. Smitli Goes to Wasliington. the old master said:
"General Marshall was working with undernourished, undereducated recruit^. One day he said to me, 'I think these boys can do the job if they know what the hell it's all about — /'/ the reasons we give them lire wortli fighting for.'
"So I made one decision: to show people what the truth was about the war and let them decide for themselves."
Now if somebody up there in the Defense Department had only said, "let's show our people what it's all about in \'ietnam."
And or take it to the home front and tell us why this great nation needs to drift along in confusion, doubt and ignorance with all that remains to be done . . . "ask not wluit your country can do for you, hut what vou can do for vour counlr\:"
Tips on Surging Cable-TV and A "Private Eye" for Training
rips fi>r progress-minded .\-\' execs: keep track of cable television i this year. It now has legal standing
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