Despite the passage of many fine resolutions, activist frustration, postponement, and abdication were the moods of ALA midwinter, capped by what many members labeled a council cop-out. (Author)

Operation Involvement" was the title of a program presented by the San Francisco Bay Region Chapter of the Special Libraries Association to call attention to the need for more active participation by librarians in social problems. (AB)

The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) hit on an ideological crisis when They try to determine what makes a profession, courses, credits and conscience. (Author)

Describes winners of awards from the Children's Services Division of the American Library Association for the most distinguished books for children published in the U.S. in 1969, as well as the winner of the Wilder award which is given every 5 years for a significant contribution to children's literature over a period of years. (JB)

In order to determine the extent of publishing efforts by state school library associations, a questionnaire was mailed to the presidents of fifty-two units. A list of state school library periodicals, with descriptive information, is included. (JB)

An account of the American Library Association Midwinter Meeting (Chicago, January 18-24, 1970). (JB)

A report on the American Library Association Midwinter Conference (Chicago, January 18-24, 1970), with emphasis on the American Association of School Librarians' (AASL) activities. (JB)

The Association of American Library Schools lists 103 library schools and over 1,900 educators in two major sections: a listing by school of faculty and subject areas, and an alphabetical roster of personnel with title and school. Phone numbers, names of 682 Association members, and Association bylaws are included. (FM)

The American Association of School LIbrarians (AASL) Legislation Committee presents a general statement of AASL policy and goals. (CMV)

History and current status of special libraries serving business, industry, and government. (LS)