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United States. Office of the US High Commissioner for Germany. Management and Budget Division / The America Houses, a study of the U.S. Information Center in Germany
(1953)

V. D. Community relationships,   p. 139 PDF (181.2 KB)

Page 139

V. D. COMlUNITY RELATIONSHIPS
The present enviable recognition and acceptance of the Brica
Houses should be carefully safeguarded, but the Amrica House directors
and the regional Pulblic Affairs officers should maintain a continuous
self check to guarantee that the Houses do not become so completely
identified as a community center that the fundanental objectives of the
information program are sacrificed.
Each regional Public Affairs officer should establish a regional
policy on the types of local organizations which should be permitted to
use the facilities of the Houses for their meetings, the conditions
under which this permission is to be granted, and the best methods to
be used by the America Houses to capitalize on the presence of these
organizations.
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