Cooperation between types of libraries; the beginnings of a State plan for library services in Illinois (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute November 3-6, 1968)
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Title
Cooperation between types of libraries; the beginnings of a State plan for library services in Illinois (Papers presented at the Allerton Park Institute November 3-6, 1968)
Contributor(s)
Thomassen, Cora E.
Issue Date
1969
Keyword(s)
Library cooperation --Congresses
Abstract
"The Fifteenth Allerton Park Institute sponsored by the faculty of the
Graduate School of Library Science of the University of Illinois was conducted
from Sunday, November 3 to Wednesday, November 6, 1968, at Allerton Park,
the university-owned estate near Monticello, Illinois.
The Institute theme focused on ""Cooperation Between Types of
Libraries."" The conference was supported by the Illinois State Library through
funds made available under Title III of the Library Services and Construction
Act, as amended in 1966. Illinois librarians representing various types and sizes
of libraries were invited to the conference. An attempt was made by the
planning committee to have the various regions within the state represented by
librarians from the various kinds of libraries located within the several regions.
The committee was most interested in creating an environment for interaction
among these librarians in order to stimulate greater local cooperative efforts
among types of libraries. A related objective was the desire that the beginnings
of a state plan for library services in Illinois would emerge."
Publisher
Graduate School of Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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