NOONTIME FILM PROGRAM
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February 12, 2003
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September 29, 1966
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29 SEP 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR: Executive Director-Comptroller
SUBJECT : Noontime Film Program
1. This memorandum contains a recommendation, for your approval; such
recommendation is contained in paragraph 3
2. The attached report of attendance (Tab A) at the January - May showings
of our noontime film program indicates there continues to be considerable interest
in this activity. Accordingly, our committee has selected a new list of films for
a fall schedule to begin 24 October 1966.
3. I recommend that you approve the proposed film program (TAB B) to
be scheduled at noontime as in the past. Upon your approval, the program will
be distributed with the attached Employee Bulletin (Tab C).
STAT
ft: L. Bannerman
Deputy Director
for Support
STAT
3 Atts: Tabs A, B, and C
The recommendation contained in paragraph 3 is approved:
L. K. White
Executive Director-Comptroller
Approved Foe'
Date
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ATTENDANCE
January - May 1966
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17-Gaulle: The Challenge
.F' ve Faces of Tokyo
Monday Wec,nesda
260 233
260 270
South America: Votes or Violence 220 220
Night of the Dragon 295
Children of Revolution 190 190
report from Rome 350
U. S. Army in Taiwan 150
Religion in the U. S. S. R. 225
Wings to Central America and Mexico 325
Holland Today 240
Amin; the Mekong 175
Unending Struggle 115
ae Big Ear 210 200
7"
.e Assassin 335
A Himalayan Tapestry 24:0
~d China 260
A Modest Dynasty, Somoza's Nicaragua 175
The Man Who Saved Moscow 195
The Volga 175
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November 2
November 7
November 14
November 28
November 30
December 5
December 7
December X12
Red China: Year of the Gun?
(Part I)
Red China: Year of the Gun?
(Part II)
Congo: Victim of Independence
(Part I)
Congo: Victim of Independence
(Part II)
Battle of Ia Drang Valley
Man of the Month - Ho Chi Minh
The Undeclared War (Part I)
The Undeclared War (Part II)
I Am A Soldier (Part I)
I Am A Soldier (Part H)
Sikkim and its Yankee Queen
(Part I)
Sikkim and its Yankee Queen
(Part II)
Report from Paris
Prospects for a wider
war in 1966.
Problems of building and
rebuilding.
Vivid action scenes of
month-long battle.
A study of North Vietnam's
President.
Counterinsurgency in
Latin America.
Combat experiences in
South Vietnam.
A study of a small but
interesting country.
Some new slants on the
city's character.
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EMPLOYEE BULLETIN
II
30 September 1966
1. Beginning 24 October 1966, the showing of motion picture films in
the auditorium at noontime will be resumed. The new schedule for the next
three months is shown on Page 2. If program changes are necessary, they
will be announced on the bulletin boards and cafeteria posters.
2. As in the past, access to the auditorium will be via the tunnel entrance
and films will begin promptly at twelve o'clock, normally running for about
thirty minutes. Films with longer running times will be divided and shown
on' two days of the same week.
STAT