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V. B. PROfRAMMI7G
Programming Content
In planning activities on a monthly, quarterly, or annual basis,
programing should be limited to the following themes with due regard
to the resources at the conmand of the individual America House and
with the understanding that relative emphasis will vary according to
the nature of the community served.
1. Lactures, Discussions, Films, and Exhibits
a. United States Subjects
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
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12)
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15)
Arts (fine arts, applied arts, music)
Economics (industry, business, agriculture, labor,
management, United States economic structure)
Education
Geography (travelogues)
Govemment (city, state, national)
History
Law
Literature and language
Philosophy (the American way of life, American democracy,
etc.)
Politics (including foreign policy)
Press, radio, television
Religion
Sciences
Society (including sociology)
'Theater and film
b. United States Interest in Other Nations
1) Cultural, historical, economic,
between the United States and
2) Cultural, historical, economic,
between the United States and
3) Arican financial, scientific,
and political ties
Germany
and political ties
other nations
or technical aid
c. United States Interest in International Organizations
1) United Nations
2) European integration (ncluding European Defense
Comunity)
3) Other regional pacts supported by the United States
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