ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


JMRT AT SAN FRANCISCO
“The Widening Horizons of Librarianship” 

will be the title of Robert G. Vosper’s speech at 
the Orientation Session on Sunday, June 25, 
2:00-4:00 p.m. during the 86th annual confer­
ence of ALA in San Francisco. Mr. Vosper is 
the immediate past president of ALA, and uni­
versity librarian, University of California at Los 
Angeles.

The Orientation Session is sponsored annu­
ally by the Junior Members Round Table and 
the ALA Membership Committee for the pur­
pose of informing new members and those per­
sons attending their first conference about the 
activities of ALA. Following Mr. Vosper’s 
speech, round table discussions will be held, 
where resource persons, knowledgeable about 
ALA and the profession, will answer questions 
for persons attending their first conference.

The Junior Members Round Table is also 
sponsoring a trip to the Paul Masson Winery in 
Saratoga on Monday afternoon, June 26. Ruses 
will transport the participants along the skyline 
drive to the winery for a tour and dinner, fol­
lowed by a talk on books, wine, and cooking. 
The speaker will be Ernest Mundt, professor of 
art, San Francisco State College. Cost of the 
tour and dinner is $7.50. Tickets are available 
by advance reservation from June R. Martin, 
Kanawha County Public Library, Charleston, 
West Virginia 25301. The tour is limited to 150 
persons.

A JMRT hospitality suite, located at the 
Whitcomb Hotel, 1231 Market Street, San 
Francisco, will be provided for members of 
JMRT, with funds provided by the Exhibits 
Round Table. It is hoped that many other 
conference participants will drop by during the 
day. Coffee will be served every day from 
3:00 to 5:00 p.m.

The JMRT membership meeting will be held 
on Thursday, June 29, 4:30 p.m.

The Junior Members Round Table invites 
membership from any librarian who is a mem­
ber of ALA and who either is not over 35 years 
of age, or has not served in the library profes­
sion more than five years. Library school stu­
dents are also invited to participate in the 
JMRT activities.

RSD HISTORY SECTION 
PROGRAM

“Presidential Libraries” will be the topic of 
a session at the annual conference of the Amer­
ican Library Association in San Francisco on 
June 26, 1967, at 10 a.m. The session is spon­
sored by the History Section of RSD; the main 
speaker is Herman Kahn, assistant archivist of 
the National Archives in charge of Presidential 
Libraries. The meeting is open to the public.

N ow  A va ila b le

Proceedings 
Third 

In te rn a tio n a l 
Conference on 

W a te r P o llu tio n  
Research

Munich, Germany
Sept. 5-9, 1966

Proceedings report broad range of 
international findings on water pol­
lution research, representing program 
with speakers from nearly 30 coun­
tries. Three sections of 16 papers 
each, with discussions of each paper 
(total of 111 discussions) are pre­
sented.
Published in quality cloth binding 
in 3 volumes of nearly 400 pages 
each. Included are papers, formal 
discussions, floor discussions, and 
authors’ replies. Specially priced at 
$40 per 3-volume set. Published in 
English. Prices are net.

• Complete set (3 volumes) $40 each
• Freshwater Pollution (Vol. 1) $15 each
•  Waste Treatm ent (Vol. 2) ____  $15 each
•  Marine Disposal (Vol. 3) _ ___ $15 each

Water Pollution Control Federation 
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