78-501

HEARINGS

BEFORE THE

SUBCOMMITTEE ON COMMUNICATIONS

OF THE

COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE
UNITED STATES SENATE

NINETIETH CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

ON

S. 1160

TO AMEND THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934 BY EXTENDING
AND IMPROVING THE PROVISIONS THEREOF RELATING TO
GRANTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION
BROADCASTING FACILITIES, BY AUTHORIZING ASSISTANCE
IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF NONCOMMERCIAL EDUCATIONAL
RADIO BROADCASTING FACILITIES, BY ESTABLISHING A
NONPROFIT CORPORATION TO ASSIST IN ESTABLISHING IN-
NOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, TO FACILITATE EDU-
CATIONAL PROGRAM AVAILABILITY, AND TO AID THE
OPERATION OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING FACILITIES;
AND TO AUTHORIZE A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF INSTRUC-
TIONAL TELEVISION AND RADIO; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WITNESSES

APRIL 11, 1967

Opening statement by the Chairman_.

Text of S. 1160__.

Hon. Claude Pepper, Congressman from Florida, House of Representatives.
Hon. John W. Gardner, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare,
Washington, D.C.; accompanied by Ralph K. Huitt, Assistant Secretary
for Legislation, Harold Howe II, Čommissioner of Éducation, and Dean
W. Coston, Deputy Under Secretary----

Hon. Ralph M. Paiewonsky, Governor of the Virgin Islands, Accompanied

by Dr. Arthur Richards, Commissioner of Education for the Virgin

Islands..

Rosel H. Hyde, Chairman, Federal Communications Commission, Accom-
panied by William Watkins, Henry Geller, Bernard Strassburg, and
Arthur Schatzow_

Roger L. Stevens, Chairman, National Foundation on the Arts and the

Humanities, accompanied by Charles Ruttenberg, Counsel, and David

Stewart, Program Director for Television...

APRIL 12, 1967

Hon. Edward M. Kennedy, U.S. Senator from the State of Massachusetts

Dr. James R. Killian, Jr., chairman, Carnegie Commission on Educational

Television, and chairman of the corporation, Massachusetts Institute of

Technology, Cambridge, Mass., accompanied by Dr. Lee A. DuBridge,

president of California Institute of Technology; Mr. Leonard Woodcock,

vice president, United Automobile Workers of America; Mr. Ernest W.

Jennes, legal counsel to the commission; Dr. Hyman H. Goldin, executive

secretary to the commission; Dr. Edwin H. Land, president, Polaroid

Corp.

Mr. McGeorge Bundy, president, the Ford Foundation, accompanied by

Mr. Fred Friendly, TV consultant to the Ford Foundation, and professor,

Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism; and Mr. David

Ginsburg, counsel to the Ford Foundation..........

Hon. Fred Friendly, television consultant to the Ford Foundation, and

professor, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism___

Mr. John Kiermaier, president, Eastern Educational Network, and presi-
dent, Educational Broadcasting Corp., WNDT, New York City------

APRIL 13, 1967

John F. White, president, National Educational Television, and member

of the board of directors. -

E. William Henry, director of the National Association of Educational

Broadcasters and former Chairman of the Federal Communications

Commission_.

205, 211

206

Edwin G. Burrows, manager of WUOM Radio, University of Michigan,

Ann Arbor, Mich., and chairman of the board, National Association of

Educational Broadcasters..

Jack G. McBride, manager, KUON, Lincoln, Nebr., and head, Nebraska

Educational Television Network, and chairman, Board of Educational

Television Stations Division of NAEB, University of Nebraska, Lin-

coln, Nebr., accompanied by Newton N. Minow, member, Board of the

Chicago Educational Television Association, Leibman, Williams, Ben-

net, Baird & Minow; Devereaux Josephs, chairman of the board, WNDT,

New York, N.Y.; and C. Scott Fletcher, member of the board of NAEB,

Washington, D.Ć..
215, 244, 251, 256

APRIL 14, 1967

Dr. George E. Bair, chairman of the board, instruction division, NAEB,

director of education, South Carolina Educational Television Com-

mission, Columbia, S.C...

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