Foundation Studies to Improve Educational Value of TV
The Ford Foundation authorized a special study to make commercial television more educational and proposed an experimental workshop for educational cultural programs. James Webb Young predicted commercial broadcasting could raise information and maturity levels more than noncommercial stations. Herold E. Fellows forecast broad station support for the project. A cancer death rate for females runs about nine percent higher than males.
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