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Viewlex Inc. Booths H-93-94
Holbrook, N. Y., LT 9-6600
Exhibiting: Slide & Filmstrip Equipment; Sound Filmstrip Equipment; Teaching Machines
Personnel: M. R. Abrams, Ben Peirez, Jack Stine, Fran Welsh, Jim McNulty, Rudy Schmidt, Bill Weltman, Don Langer
V-M Corporation Booths P-134-135
305 Territorial Rd, Benton Harbor, Mich., WA 5-8841 Exhibiting: Tape Recorders; Language Lab applications; Phonographs; Tape Recorder; Slide Projector Synchronizer Personnel: C. J. Stevens, M. B. Cain, Joel Rowley
Wallach and Associates, Inc. Booth A-3
1589 Addison Rd., Cleveland 3, Ohio, SW 1-5580 Exhibiting: Cabinets for storage of records, tapes, films
and filmstrips; mobile units and Mobile AudioVisual
Center
Personnel: Charles D. Wallach, Mrs. Charles Wallach, Larry Oliver
Westinghouse Electric Corporation,
Lamp Division Booths 1-95-96
1 MacArthur Ave., Bloomfield, N. J., HU 4-3000, Blfd. Ext. 476-Exhibits Section, Adv. Dept. — Photographic Lamps, Commercial Engineering Dept. — Ext. 362
Exhibiting: Light Sources for Audio-Vistial Equipment, including new types
Personnel: G. G. Paragamian, A. Frankel, R. D. Reynolds, R. L. Allen
William Research Corp. Booth W-209
2280 W. Maple Rd., Box 95, WaUed Lake, Mich., MA
4-4591 Exhibiting: Williams Science Desk, automatic teaching
device Personnel: Robert A. Harmon, Jerome Horger, S. B.
Williams
H. Wilson Corporation Booths G-83-84
546 W. 119th St., Chicago 28, lU., CO 4-4412 Exhibiting: Daylight projection unit and complete line
of TV and audio visual mobile tables Personnel: Howard Wilson, George Luscombe, Lee
Spade, Russ Parker, Ruthann Gaddy, Doris DeBias
Third Annual Meeting of the Film Council National Audiovisual Association
Tuesday, July 24, 1962, at the Morrison Hotel, Chicago, 111.
A: 16mm-35mm RELATIONS
1: History of 16mm Film Distribution— Bill Kruse
2: The 35mm Viewpoint— What is an "Infringement"?—Speaker from 35mm Field.
3: The 16mm Viewpoint— Harold Baumstone
4: What Can Be Done To Improve 16:35 Relations. Frank Gilhaus
4: Cataloging— Toby Chandler
5: How Do You Handle???a: Late Returns b: Legitimate rentals which customers call
"previews" c: Non-use d: Film Embezzlers
6: 8mm and Other Technological Developments —Tom Hope
B: COPYRIGHT LAWS
1: NAVA's Position on Proposed Copyright Law Revision— Don White
2: Enforcement of 16mm Copyrights— Hy Frank
C: FILM LIBRARY OPERATIONS
1: The Film Library Course at Bloomington Sales Training Institute— Alan Twyman, Jr.
2: Film Insurance— Wally Dauler
3: Depreciation of Films— Ken Lilley
D. TRADE PROBLEMS
1: Necessary Operating Margin for the Film Library—Paul Foght
2: The Producers' Viewpoint— Sam Hersh
3: Distribution Patterns and their Effect on Profit-Roa Bu-ch
E: DISCUSSION AND SUMMARY REPORTS
The use of the 6x6 Small Group Discussion and Report Technique to enable every participant opportunity to register his personal reaction to the matters presented.
Educational Screen and Audiovisual Guide — ^July, 1962
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