Series: National Educational Radio Files

Daily Correspondence File

1964 September-1965 October

1965 November-1968 August

1968 September-1969 September

Subject File

American Federation of Musicians, 1969

American Samoa, 1964-1968

Budget, 1966-1968

Board of Directors, 1969-1970

Communication satellites, 1966

Conferences

Western Radio and Television Association, 1966-1969

Wingspread, 1965-1967

Conventions, 1966-1969

Copyright, 1965-1970

Corporation for Public Broadcasting

1968
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Scope and Content Note: 1968 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott, the executive director of National Educational Radio, and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Includes material from meetings and conferences about the organization's relationship with educational radio and a record of a March 1968 congressional hearing about funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

1969 January-April
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Scope and Content Note: January to April 1969 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott, the executive director of National Educational Radio, and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, with press releases about staffing changes and projects funded by the organization. Correspondence topics include relocation of the National Educational Radio Network and ideas for an interconnected national public radio system.

1969 May-1970 December
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Scope and Content Note: May 1969 to 1970 correspondence involving Robert A. Mott (the executive director of National Educational Radio), Albert Hulsen (the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Director of Radio Projects), and others regarding the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, with press releases and materials about CPB's career fellows programs. Correspondence includes discussions of public television programming, plans for a National Communications Center, and reactions to a Public Broadcasting Financing Act amendment that would require public radio stations to retain programs related to public issues.

Denmark, 1962

Educational broadcasting facilities program, 1968-1969
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Scope and Content Note: 1968 to 1969 materials related to the Educational Broadcasting Facilities Program, with correspondence and meeting remarks from Ray J. Stanley, director of the program. Materials also include program bulletins from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and a draft application form for program grants.

Federal Communications Commission

Correspondence, 1967-1969
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Scope and Content Note: 1967 to 1969 correspondence regarding Federal Communications Commission rules and proposals, with summaries of NAEB statements from meetings, as well as FCC announcements and press releases.

Station reactions to revisions of standards for educational FM channels, 1966-1967
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Scope and Content Note: 1966 to 1967 correspondence regarding proposed FCC rule changes for educational FM stations, with station managers and staff primarily sending comments to FCC secretary Ben F. Waple. Comments address potential impacts of rule changes on educational stations, including factors like cost and personnel.

Germany, 1966-1968

Japan, 1964-1968

Membership, 1969-1970

Netherlands, 1964-1968

Public Broadcasting Act

1967 January-February
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Scope and Content Note: January to February 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, including a summary of the proposed Public Television Act of 1967 and notes from educational radio managers and staff on reaching out to members of congress. Correspondence with senators and representatives addresses whether radio should be added to the planned television legislation.

1967 March-April
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Scope and Content Note: March to April 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, with NAEB staff and members of congress discussing adding radio facilities to the legislation and changing the title from the Public Television Act to the Public Broadcasting Act.

1967 May-December
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Scope and Content Note: May to December 1967 correspondence regarding the Public Broadcasting Act, with letters of support for the legislation and NAEB correspondence with members of congress. Also includes reports on hearings, NAEB statements and responses, and press coverage of the hearings.

1968-1969
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Scope and Content Note: 1968 to 1969 correspondence regarding the Commission on Instructional Technology, authorized by Title III of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967. Topics include the commission's Instructional Broadcasting Study and the possibilities of television instruction. Also includes a report about communications in rural America.

Radio New York Worldwide, 1965-1966

Region

I, 1965-1969

II, 1964-1965

III, 1965-1966

VI, 1964-1965

Siepmann, Charles A., 1964-1967

Southeast Asia symposium, 1965-1966

U.S. State Department, 1965-1968

United Nations Day concert, 1965

Voice of America, 1962-1967

West Virginia Broadcasting Authority, 1966-1967

Westinghouse Broadcasting Corporation, 1964-1967

World Tapes Inc., 1965-1966

Survey of State Educational Radio Networks, 1966

Alaska-Hawaii

Ohio-Wisconsin

Summary reports