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CONGRESS\n\nINFORMATIONBULLETIN  \nAugust 29,1975  \nVol.34,No.35  \n# LC RECEIVES GRANT FOR COMPUTERCATALOG OF EARLY MOTION PICTURES\n\nearly film entrepreneur George Kleine during thesecond two decades of this century.In addition tomany scenes of President Roosevelt,these collectionsshow views of Clenenceau,Foch,Pershing,John Bur-roughs,James R.Garfield,William H.Taft,CalvinCoolidge,Elihu Root,Oskar Straus,Charles Lindberg,Richard E.Byrd,and other well-known personalitiesof the early 20th century.  \nThe Library of Congress has received a grant of upto $110,000 from the National Endowment for theHumanities for the preparation of a computer-basedcatalog for two significant collections of early motionpictures in the Library's National Film Collection.The cataloging project,to be completed by January  \nThe project is being directed by John B.Kuiper,Assistant Chief of the Prints and Photographs Divi-sion for Motion Pictures.  \n30.1977,is designed to make more useful to scholarsin all fields of study the George Kleine Collection,comprising 456 titles.and the Theodore RooseveltCollection,comprising about 700 titles and items.  \n# WHITE HOUSE BICENTENNIALTASK FORCE MEETS\n\nThe computerized catalog will include comprehen-sive information on each film and will provide re-searcheis with a wide variety of special lists andindexes identifying films by such classifications aslength,film technique,country of production,geo-graphic setting,date,subject,cast and credit names,and donor names.On completion of the project theinformation will be immediately available to visitingscholars in the Motion Picture Section of the Libraryof Congress.Tapes containing the data will be avail-able by subscription from the Library's Catalog Dis-tribution Service.  \nThe Federal Agency Bicentennial Task Force hasmet twice recently in the White House,on July 31and on August 18,with Dr.Theodore C.Marrs presid-ing.The Assistant Librarian of Congress is the Li-brary's representative on this group.  \nAt the July meeting reports were heard on projectsunder the three official American Revolution Bicen-tennial Administration headings-Heritage’76,Festi-val USA,and Horizons '76.It was reported thatthere are now well over 5,000 recognized Bicenten-nial community projects throughout the country.Alltop cities(in population)now have Bicentennial con-missions,as do all the States,and nearly 97 percent(Continued on p.342)  \nThe two collections include all the newsreel cover-age of Theodore Roosevelt assembled by theTheodore Roosevelt Association of New York Cityover a 30-year period,and many of the feature filmsand documentary educational films distributed by the  \n\n| CONTENTS  \u003Cbr>CRS Seminars Stress Computers in  \u003Cbr>Congressional Budget Process...........343  \u003Cbr>LC and Taipei Library Exchange Rare  \u003Cbr>Chinese Microfilms ................342  \u003Cbr>LC Receives Grant For Computer Catalog  \u003Cbr>of Early Motion Pictures .......·.....341  \u003Cbr>LC Receives Grant for NSDP .....···..342-343  \u003Cbr>Library of Congress Publications ...···.·..347  \u003Cbr>News in the Library World .......·...347-348  \u003Cbr>Staff News ...................343-347  \u003Cbr>White House Bicentennial Task Force Meets ..341,342   |\n| --- |\n\n# LC AND TAIPEI LIBRARY EXCHANGERARE CHINESE BOOK MICROFILMS\n\nThe Library of Congress and the National CentralLibrary(NCL)in Taipei,Taiwan,earlier this year con-cluded an agreement on an exchange of microfilms ofrare Chinese books.The Library will exchange100-foot reels of positive microfilms of rare books ofthe former National Library of Peiping for an equalnumber of reels and footage of positive microfilms ofrare books filmed by NCL and selected by LC fromNCL's microfilm lists.  \nThe rare books of the former National Library ofPeiping were microfilmed by the Library of Congressin some 1,074 reels,with the permission of Chineseauthorities,during 1942-1946.These 21,000 volumeshad been deposited in the 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