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Radio ’’firsts” were awarded to the University of North Carolina for ”American Adventure;” the University of Chicago for ’’The Sacred Note;” Illinois Institute of Technology for ’’Ear on Chicago;” WOI, Iowa State College, for ’’The Fourth , R’;” WNYE, New York Board of Education for ’’What Would You Do?”, ’’Hands Across the World” and ”To Continue the Story;” The Uni¬ versity of Texas for ’’Behind the Scenes,” ’’The Child Beyond” and ’’Trailblazers for Texas;” WTDS-FM, Toledo Public Schools for ”How You Talk!” and WUOM, University of Minnesota for ’’Down Storybook Lane,” ’’Tales of the Valiant” by the University of Michigan; ’’Segregation” by WNYC, New York Municipal Broadcasting Corpora¬ tion; ’’Quiz the Professor” by WHA, University of Wisconsin; ’’What's News!” by the Philadelphia Public Schools; ”T'he World's a Stage” by WNYE, New York Board of Education; ’’Robin Hood” by KPFA, Pacifica Foundation; ’’Music for You” by KUSD, University of South Dakota; and ’’Tips for Pre-Teens” by WABE, Atlanta Board of Education received honorable mention in radio. A special award was given to KPFA, Pacifica Foundation for the program ’’The First Amendment: Core of Our Constitution.” SCRIPTS NEEDED BY RADIO FREE EUROPE Radio Free Europe, as all broadcasters know, is a broad¬ casting operation directed into the five countries under Com¬ munist rule in Eastern Europe. A substantial portion of RFE's activity is devoted to the projection of the American way of life, its institutions, customs, etc. as it is necessary that the peoples of Eastern Europe be made aware of our way of life and the common values of civilization which we share. The immediate problem of Radio Free Europe is to obtain a wealth of simple, intimate, appealing human interest material. Therefore, NAEB member stations are requested to submit to RFE appropriate materials in script form. RFE will be glad to pay whatever costs or other charges are involved, and would like either to retain the scripts permanently or to borrow them for copying purposes, whichever is most convenient to the station. If you have such material, please contact RFE and offer your cooperation. All contacts should be addressed to: Mr. Gerald L. Steibel, Assistant Chief, Information Department, Radio Free Europe, 110 West 57th Street, New York 19, New York. Thank you for your cooperation.