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OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS Representing non-commercial, educational AM, FM, and TV broadcasting stations, workshops, and production centers, owned and operated by colleges, universities, school systems, and public service agencies. FEBRUARY-MARCH 1952 OFFICIAL NAEB ACTIVITIES NAEB BOARD OF DIRECTORS, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMD ADULT EDUCATION COMMITTEE MEET IN NEW YORK ‘ “ “ • The NAEB Board of Directors* Executive Committee and Adult Education Committee held a joint meeting in New York * s Gotham Hotel on January 18* 19 and 20 0 The Kellogg and Adult Education Projects provided the main points for discussion., Description of These Three Groups The NAEB Board of Directors is made up of the organization's four elected officers (president* vice-president* secretary and treasurer) plus the six district directors<> The Executive Committee* made up of the four elected officers* is empowered to act be¬ tween meetings of the full Board* with its actions subject to subsequent veto or ap¬ proval by the Boardc The Adult Education Committee—formerly called the Committee of Five—was set up by the Board to implement the several grants-in-aid received from the Fund for Adult Education established by the Ford Foundation. (Membership of these three groups is given on the back page of the News -Letter -) First Program of "Jefferson" Series Heard The work of the Adult Education Project to date was fully reviewed by program coordi¬ nator William Harleyo Currently being developed were programs on contemporary Russia* a series on the Ways of Mankind* and a group on The American Heritage» The Russian series* to be based largely on new and unexplored material at Harvard University* was being developed as five full-hour programs <> Production was to be done in the studios of the CBC in Canada $ individual program advisors are listed with topicss (1) Occupations in the Soviet (Inkeles )5 (2) Ideological Control in the Arts (Simons)| (3) Preventive Repression and Secret Police (Fainsode)$ (U) Corrmunist Di¬ plomacy in Action (ifcsely)j and (5) What Attracts People to Communism (Fisher)„ IN THIS ISSUE Official NAEB Activities - Other NAEB News Announcement from the Editor—Burton Pauluo...»• °.. ..«.... - ° • • • • ° • • • • • ° • ° - •»• » "Monitor" and "Saturday Review" Salute WHA AND KUOMo.... <>..«»..»• - • °»• • • • °»• ° ° NAEB Tape Network—Richard Rider* „«.......°..... •«. <».«. o..»»... ° °»° •°• •«» ° ° Research Report—Dallas Snythe a «, 0 o 0 o 0 .o < ,<,»ooo» 00 ooooooooooo<, 00 .o<,o 0 ,,oo 000 o»oo 1-11 12 - 30 30 31 - 33 3h - 35 35 - 37 The N-A-E-B NEWS-LETTER, published monthly, is distributed from the national headquarters office at the University of Illinois. N-A-E-B members and associate members receive the NEWS-LETTER as part of membership service. Non-members may obtain the publication at a subscription rate of $5.00 per year. All inquiries regarding subscriptions and distribution should be addressed to: NAEB, 119 Gregory Hall, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Editorial copy and inquiries concerning editorial matters should be sent to the Editor, Burton Paulu, Station KUOM, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis 14, Minnesota.