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52 Association of America, National Association for Better Radio and Television, National Association of Broadcasters, National Education Association, National Project for Agricultural Communications, National University Extension Associa¬ tion, Radio Free Europe, Italian Broadcasting System, French Broadcasting System, Speech Association of America, Society of Motion Picture and Tele¬ vision Engineers, Southern Regional Education Board, Television Allocations Study Organization, University Film Producers Association, UNESCO, United States Information Agency, and others* In addition to the exchange of information and materials with these organizations, the NAEB officers and staff present talks at meetings of these groups, appear on panels, prepare articles for their publications, advise them on radio and television matters, help them plan and conduct workshops, etc. The Executive Director, Associate Director and other NAEB officers have spoken at conferences of many of these groups, served on the executive committees or boards of others, chaired important committees, and served in other ways which provide desirable cross-pollenization. These inter-group activities are felt to be of vital importance because they bring about a better understanding and closer cooperation among educa¬ tional and cultural groups with similar purposes and activities. Such liaison also provides many educators, and lay leaders, who would not otherwise have such knowledge, with a better understanding of the role of educational broad¬ casting in the cultural and educational life and welfare of the United States. Radio programs are exchanged between the NAEB and several of the groups listed above. This is especially true for foreign broadcasting organiza-