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10. Symposium of Editors of Documentation, Library and Archives Journals, Paris, Unesco House, 16-18 May 1972; Background Paper.

Author

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Paris (France). and Coblans, Herbert

Abstract

The introduction to this paper discusses the definition of the scope of library and information science and establishes what is included under the term "periodical." The main types of periodicals are considered to be: professional and academic, international, periodicals outside the field and secondary periodicals. The second section considers periodical publishing in librarianship, documentation and archives. Those classes of periodicals which were excluded from discussion are noted and the methods for determining the "core" of periodicals are described. Methods for improving the editing and publishing of periodicals is the subject of the third section and the coverage of professional literature in secondary publications is the topic of section four. This fourth section gives a comparison of: "Library and Information Science Abstracts,""Referativnyj Zhurnal," and "Information Science Abstracts." The final section of this paper consider the promotion of international co-operation between editors of journals. The appendices list periodicals by country, by language and by rough categorization; as well as periodicals outside the field of librarianship and documentation. Subject presentation used by the large abstracting services is also appended. (NH)

Published
1972

11. [Church Archives; Selected Papers.]

Author

Abraham, Terry

Abstract

Papers presented at the Institute which were concerned with keeping of church archives are entitled: "St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Eugene, Oregon;""Central Lutheran Church, Eugene, Oregon: A History;""Mormon Church Archives: An Overview;""Sacramental Records of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Eugene, Oregon;""Chronology of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Eugene, Oregon: An Outline of Its Administrative History;""Eugene First Baptist Church;" and "An Organizational History of the Central Presbyterian Church, Eugene." (Other papers from this Institute are available as LI 002962-LI 002963 and LI 002965 through LI 002976). (Author/NH)

Published
1970

12. [Selected Papers From the Institute in Archival Librarianship, University of Oregon, September 22, 1969 - August 14, 1970.]

Author

Combs, Judith O.

Abstract

Eight papers which are concerned with the keeping of business and historical archives were presented at the Institute. They are: "Appraisal of Business Records,""Oral History,""Labor History Archives,""Arrangement of Manuscripts,""Manuscript Collections of the State Historical Society of Wisconsin,""Special Materials: Still Picture Collections,""Subject Filing: A Review and Critique," and "The Record Group Concept." (Other Papers from this Institute are available as LI 002962-LI 002964 and LI 002966 through LI 002976). (Author/NH)

Published
1969

13. Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing. Papers Presented at an Institute for Training Librarians for Special Black Collections and Archives, April 12-14, 1973.

Author

Alabama State Univ., Montgomery. and Robinson, Harry

Abstract

An institute was conducted to provide some training to librarians, archivists, and historians in locating, selecting, preserving, and disseminating Afro-Americana. Specialists in the field, including those who work with non-print materials, acted as contributors. A diverse population of librarians, library students, and representatives of other agencies participated. Among the topics covered in the institute papers are: the history and development of outstanding black collections, methods for encouraging the use of such collections, preparation of grant proposals for support of special black collections, and collection of the oral tradition. Current projects for collecting black materials and for personnel development and planning related to black collections are summarized. (Author/PF)

Published
1974

14. The Independent Research Library. Related Paper No. 4.

Author

National Commission on Libraries and Information Science, Washington, DC. National Program for Library and Information Services., Budington, William S., Budington, William S., and National Commission on Libraries and Information Science, Washington, DC. National Program for Library and Information Services.

Abstract

In the United States there are 15 to 20 independent research libraries designed to provide the corpus of records necessary to intellectual inquiry in one or more disciplines, in dimensions as complete as possible, and with the optimum provision of scholarly apparatus and physical convenience. The rare nature of much of the collections of these libraries requires special handling and highly-trained staffs, and often means restricted public access. Because of these special circumstances, research libraries may not be able to permit the general public access mentioned in the National Program for Library and Information Services. They would be able to participate in making their material available to the scholarly public with support in the form of: assistance in preparing and issuing major catalogs and bibliographies; equipment for photoduplication and transport of needed records; and transport of qualified users to the libraries. Additional support is needed to maintain the collections and for training of staff. The recognition of the independent research libraries as a national information resource and their support would be a great service to the scholarly community. (Author/PF)

Published
1974