The Library connection : essays written in praise of public libraries / compiled by the Public Library Association, a division of the American Library Association.
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Chicago :
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1977.
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Jacob K. Javits
- An Open Door / Marchette Chute
- Libraries: Making Connections / Nat Hentoff
- Memories of the Artist as a Boy / Ezra Jack Keats
- On Being Poor and Having Libraries / Sol Yurick
- Libraries and Hispanic Americans / Herman Badillo
- Do We Blacks Need Public Libraries? / Elton C. Fax
- One Woman's Use of Libraries / Caroline Bird
- So Now You Are Sixt? / Lavinia Russ
- An Important Port of Call / Norman Cousins
- Libraries Are a Parent's Best Friend / Josette Frank
- It's All Yours and It's Free / Dorothy Rodgers
- Can This House Be Saved? / R.A. Clem Labine
- Information for Investors / Vartanig G. Vartan
- Library Life of a Film Critic / Roger Ebert
- The Plimpton Small Baby Theory / George Plimpton
- A Semi-Librarian / William Cole
- Epilogue / Clara S. Jones
- Author Biographies.