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Folder includes correspondence related to publications and press about activities at Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary.

Correspondence between Adelaide Snyder and Albert Hester, Southeastern News Bureau at Chemical and Engineering News, regarding a potential story. Exchanged between February 5, 1964 and March 24, 1964.

Correspondences exchanged between Adelaide Snyder and Erling Norlev, and independent writer for several publications across Denmark, Norway, and Sweden regarding automated instruction, the use of television and computers in instruction. Letters exchanged between March and August 1964.

Correspondences between Adelaide Snyder to Frances Pentecost, Librarian at National Science Foundation, request for "A proposed statement of beliefs for Florida Atlantic University." Exchanged between September 15, 1964 and September 18, 1964.

Correspondence from James Morisseau, editorial associate at Educational Facilities Laboratories, to Adelaide Snyder requesting a list of local newspapers and radio and TV outlets contacts, March 24, 1964; Correspondence from Adelaide Snyder to James Morisseau with the information he requested, also included is the requested contact list dated March 27, 1964; Correspondence from James Morisseau to Adelaide Snyder thanking her for her assistance, March 30, 1964; Correspondence from James Morisseau to Adelaide Snyder thanking her for her assistance, July 30, 1964.

Correspondences between Adelaide Snyder and James Petersen. July 1964. The letters concern upcoming programming for and from WPTV Channel 5.

Correspondences between Adelaide Snyder to Jane Rieker, of Time Inc., exchanging formalities after a phone conversation, September 1964. Included in the folder is a draft of the letter Adelaide wrote.

Correspondences between Adelaide Snyder and IBM's or International Business Machine's THINK magazine regarding a possible story in the magazine about FAU's inaugural commencement ceremony. A copy of the story is included in the folder. Communication extended between October 1964 and December 1964.