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| Format: | Recurso educativo Open Access |
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| Language: | en |
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1971
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| Online Access: | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED049784 |
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- Canadian Library Association 25th Annual Conference, Hamilton, Ontario, 20-25 June 1970. Proceedings. Theme: Into the Seventies -Challenge of Change. Conference Reports Conferences Decentralization Libraries Library Associations Library Cooperation Library Networks Library Science National Libraries The fifteen speeches presented at the 25th Annual Conference of the Canadian Library Association are: (1) Presidential Address, (2) Theme Day, (3) The Revolutionary 70's, Are We Ready, (4) The Prime Mover: The Role of the National Library, (5) What You Expect Out of Machines, (6) Twenty-Seven Million People: Four Million Square Miles: Where Shall We Live in 1980, (7) Library Systems in the Future, (8) Library Systems Into the 70's, Public, Regional and Schools, (9) Systems and Associations in the Seventies, (10) Implications for Individual Libraries of the Library Systems Made Possible by Computer and Communications Technology, (11) Roses Among the Hardware: or, Gutenberg is Alive and Well, (12) The Summation: Through a Glass Darkly, (13) World Book-Childcraft of Canada - Howard V. Phalin Scholarship Award Citation and Reply, (14) The Past is Prologue and (15) The Well-Tempered Reader. Also included are the Resolutions Presented at the 25th Conference, the Section Meeting reports, and the Committee Reports. (MF)