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Freedom of communication; proceedings of the first conference on intellectual freedom, New York City, June 28-29, 1952
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- sponsored by the Committee on Intellectual Freedom of the American Library Association. Edited by William Dix and Paul Bixler
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- English
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- Chicago : American Library Association, 1954
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- vi, 143 pages ; 22 cm
- OCLC
- ocm01220755
- "Selective bibliography on intellectual freedom [by] John E. Smith": pages 135-143.
- [1.] The library and free communication: Free communication -an American heritage / Julian Boyd -- The significance of free communication today / Alan Barth -- The library's responsibility in free communication / E.W. McDiarmid -- [2.] The present problem in book selection: The large research library / Verner W. Clapp -- The large public library / Ralph Munn -- The small public library / Jerome Cushman -- The problem -a British view / Robert L. Collison -- [3.] Pressures -where from and how?: Introduction / David K. Berninghausen -- Pressure groups and intellectual freedom / Harwood L. Childs -- A statewide expreience [sic] / John E. Smith -- [4.] Our common stake in free communication: Book publishing / Donald S. Klopfer -- The press / Lester Markel -- Broadcasting / Merle Miller -- Conference summary / Appendix A: Library bill of rights -- Appendix B: Labeling statement -- Appendix C: Selective bibliography on intellectual freedom