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Library VOLUME11 July 1962 - April 1963 This Page Intentionally Left Blank Library Trends Index to Volume 11 PREPARED BY FRFDERIC JR.E. MANSFIELD, A “Academic budgets and their adminis- tration-1962,” Richards, 415-426. Accounting, see Budgets and account- ing. Acquisition procedures, 391-392. “The Administrator and the board,” Franklin, 55-66. Alston, Edwin F. “Bibliotherapy and psychotherapy,” 159-176. “American Association of Law Librar- ies,” Ellenberger, 325-338. American Standards Association-Sec-tional Committees 239 and 285, 438, 440-441. “Application of mechanical and elec- tronic devices to legal literature,” Mersky, 296-305. Aspnes, Grieg. “Committee control of the industrial research library,” 74- 81. “Assistance from state law libraries,” Poe, 315-324. Association libraries, see Corporation and association libraries. Astor Library, New York, 10-11. Automation and mechanization, 341-342, 381-382. B Beatty, William K. “Historical review of bibliotherapy,” 106-117. Bibliotherapists : Personal qualifications, 123-125, 129-132, 137, 142; Train-ing, 125, 130-134, 137, 142-143. Bibliotherapy : definition, 98-99, 101, 127, 128, 141-142, 203-204, 217-227; history, 106-114; librarian as biblio-therapist, 122-125, 130-131, 137, 142, 144, 184-197; librarian’s relation with physicians and psychologists, 132, 147, 173-174, 177, 182, 185, 186-188; psychological basis, 118-122, 124-125, 131, 147, 159-174, 177-182; records of results, 107, 108, 194-198; research on, 102-103, 110- 112, 140-141, 143-144; survey of literature, 106-114, 120-121, 136-144. See also subjects, e.g., Mental illness and disorders, Bibliotherapy. “Bibliotherapy: its use in nursing therapy,” Mereness, 199-206. “Bibliotherapy : modern concepts in general hospitals and other institu- tions,’’ Moody, 147-158. “Bibliotherapy: projects and studies with the mentally ill patient,” Junier, 136-146. “Bibliotherapy .and psychotherapy,”Alston, 159-176. “Bibliotherapy and reading guidance: a tentative approach to theory,” Jackson, 118-126. “Bibliotherapy and the clinical psychol- ogist,” Pearson, 177-183. “Bibliotherapy program: requirementsfor training,” Kinney, 127-135. Binding standards .and specifications, 438-439, 442-443. Blindness, bibliotherapy, 128. Boards of trustees, see Library boards, Library trustees. Book selection, in bibliotherapy, 77-79, 123, 137-138. Borgeson, Earl C. “Classification of legal materials,” 290-295. Boston Public Library, 9-10, I N D E X  “Budgeting and budget control in pub- lic libraries,” Price, 402-414. Budgets and accounting: public li-braries, 41, 402-412; university and college libraries, 415-425; alloca-tions, 421, 422-423; financial re-ports, 21, 411; “Performance budget- ing,” 403-408, 411, 418. C Carpenter v .  S t .  Louis, 318 Mo. 870, 22. Cataloging, legal literature, 267, 280- 288. Cataloging and classification, in univer- sity and college libraries, 380-381. Children, handicapped and hospital-ized, bibliotherapy, 128, 154-155. Circulation services, in university and college libraries, 380. City manager government, effect upon library boards, 12, 23, 28, 33-34. Classification, legal literature, 267, 290-294. “Classification of legal materials,” Borgeson, 290-295. Cohen, Morris L. “Education for law librarianship,” 306-314. Commission form of municipal govern- ment, effect upon library boards, 12, 23, 34-35. “Committee control of the industrial research library,” Aspnes, 74-81. Cooperation, interlibrary, 68-69. Corporation and association libraries, legal basis, 7-8, 23-24. “Cost of library materials,” Welch, 384-394. Cost of material indexes, Library, 384-388. “The costs of public library service,” Drennan, 362-375. County libraries, legal basis, 25-26, 86-90. D Davies, Bernita J. Introduction to ‘cCurrent Trends in Law Libraries,” 233-236. Drennan, Henry T, “The costs of pub-lic library service,’’ 362-375. E Eggen, J. Archer. Introduction to “Li-brary Boards,” 3-4. Elderly, bibliotherapy, 128, 152-154. Ellenberger, J. S. “The American As-sociation of Law Libraries,” 325-338. Endowments and gifts, 347, 353-356, 360, 392. “Error of central tendency,” 180. Expenditures, public library: division between personnel and materials, 369-370; per capita expenditure, 363-364, 368-370, 372; percentage of governmental budget, 363-364, 371, 373; role of government agen- cies, 412; standards, 372-374; sta-tistics and comparisons, 362-375. Expenditures, university and college li- braries : division between personnel and materials, 378-379, 384; percent-age of institutional budget, 377-378, 384; statistics and comparisons, 376-382. F Federal aid to libraries, 347-348, 350- 351, 356-358, 366; overhead allow- ances on contracts, 357-358. “Financial support of public libraries,” Wight, 343-352. Fires and fire protection in libraries, 428-433. “Foreign law in American law librar- ies,” Stern, 259-270. Foreign library laws (other than United Kingdom), 13-15. Foundations, philanthropic; grants to college and university libraries, 355-356. Franklin, Robert D. “The administra- tor and the board,” 55-66. Friends of the library groups, 27, 35, 37-38, 42, 64, 354. See also Library boards, advisory. plLl Gifts to libraries, see Endowments and gifts.Government publications, 247-248,266-267. H “Education for law librarianship,” Co- “Halo effect,” in psychology, 181. hen, 306-314. Hannigan, Margaret C. “Librarian in [ 448 1 Library Trends bibliotherapy : pharmacist or biblio-therapist?” 184- 198. Harrison, J. Clement. “The library committee in the United Kingdom,” 82-93. Heckel, John W. “Service to readers,” 271-279. “Historical background,” Schochet, 5-18. “Historical review of bibliotherapy,” Beatty, 106-117. Hospitals ( General), bibliotherapy in, 148-149, 200-202. Huntting, Inez. “Role of the occupa- tional therapist as related to biblio- therapy,” 207-216. I Illinois library laws, 12, 19, 23. Illinois. University - Undergraduate Division, Chicago-Library, 381. Index to legal periodicals, 249, 254, 325-328, 332. Industrial research libraries, library committees, 74-81. Information storage and retrieval sys- tems, in law libraries, 296-304. Insurance, library, 427-428, 433-435. Interlibrary cooperation, see Coopera-tion, Interlibrary. Interlibrary loans, 277-278. J Jackson, Evalene P. “Bibliotherapy and reading guidance: a tentative ap-proach to theory,” 118-126. Jacobstein, J. Myron. “Law library ad- ministration,” 237-243. Junier, Artemisia. “Bibliotherapy; proj- ects and studies with the mentally ill patient,” 136-146. Juvenile delinquency, bibliotherapy, 128. n Kaser, David. “Outside funding of academic libraries,” 353-361. Kenyon, Carleton W. “Law catalog-ing,” 280-289. Kinney, Margaret M. “The biblio-therapy program: requirements for training,” 127-135. L Ladenson, Alex. “The legal basis of library boards,” 19-27. Law -Bibliographies, 248-249, 251-256, 269, 278. “Law cataloging,” Kenyon, 280-289. Law firm libraries, 241-242, 274-275. Law librarians: training, 306-314; uni-versity status, 241. Law libraries: administration, 237-242; readers’ services, see Readers’ serv-ices in law libraries. See also Law firm libraries, Law school libraries, State law libraries. “Law library administration,” Jacob-stein, 237-243. Law library iournal, 325-329, 331-332. Law periodicals, 248-249. Law school libraries, 238-241; relation with university libraries, 238-239. “The Legal basis of library boards,” Ladenson, 19-27. Legal basis of library boards; general state statutes, 8, 12, 19-21, 28-30; special state statutes, 9, 11-12, 22, 24; municipal charters and ordi-nances, 21-23; conflict of laws, 21-23; non-library legislation, 22-23; in United Kingdom, 82-90; in other foreign countries, 13-15. See also types of libraries. Legal literature: role of nonlegal ma- terial, 244-246; selection and acqui- sition, 244-256, 259-269, 318. “Legal literature,” Marke, 244-258. Lenox Library, New York, 10-11. “Librarian in bibliotherapy : pharma-cist or bibliotherapist?” Hannigan, 184-198. Librarians: relation with library boards, 16. 36. 37. 44. 45-46. 55-66. 69-70: relations with individual trustees; 49-52, 57-99. Libraries, history, 5-17, 343. Library associations, and library trust- ees, 50-51, 65-66, 70-72. “Library board forms,” Ubel, 28-38. Library boards, advisory, 27, 34-35. See also Friends of the library groups. Library boards: history and origin, 3-17, 39, 83-84; legal basis, see Legal basis of library boards; organization I N D E X  and bylaws, 20; powers and respon- sibilities, 6, 15-17, 20-21, 32-33, 39- 53, 75-80, 407; self-perpetuating, 24, 29; size, 20, 28-30; in United King- dom, 82-92. Library furniture, standards and specifi- cations, 443. Library schools, curricula, 130-134. “The Library committee in the United Kingdom,” Harrison, 82-93. Library legislation, 19-27, 343; conflict of laws, 21-23. Seealso Legal basis of library boards; names of states; United Kingdom; and Foreign library laws. “Library personnel costs,” Rather, 395- 401. Library Technology Project, 428, 435, 438, 439, 443. Library trustees: age, 32; appointing authority, 12, 20, 28-29, 84-87, 89-90; educational level, 31; election of, 6, 20, 28-29; orientation, 50-51, 65-66; personal qualifications and legal requirements, 20, 28, 30-32, 47-50; personal responsibilities, 39- 53; sex of, 31; term of office, 20, 29-30, 52-53; vocational and pro-fessional background, 7, 10, 31-32. Local governments, relation with li-brary boards, 10, 23-27, 29-30, 32- 38, 41, 43-44, 84-90. Loose-leaf services, 247, 272-273. M Marke, Julius J. “Legal literature,” 244-258. Massachusetts library laws, 10, 19, 343. Mental health, 161. Mental illness and disorders, 160-161; bibliotherapy, 159-174, 177-182, 202-205. Mentally retarded, bibliotherapy, 149-150. Mereness, Dorothy. “Bibliotherapy : its use in nursing therapy,” 199-206. Mersky, Roy M. “Application of me-chanical and electronic devices to legal literature,” 296-305. Microreproductions, 249-251, 277. Missouri. University-Library, 381. Mixer, Charles M. “New developments in insurance and protection of library contents,” 427-435. hloody, hfildred T. “Bibliotherapy : modern concepts in general hospitals and other institutions,” 147-158. Motion pictures, in psychotherapy, 167- 168. Municipal libraries, legal basis, 8, 9, 11-12, 20-23, 84-86. N “New developments in insurance and protection of library contents,” Mixer, 427-435. New Hampshire library laws, 9, 12, 19. New York library laws, 8. Nonresident library fees, 67-78. Nursing and bibliotherapy, 199-205. 0 Occupational therapy, 208; and biblio- therapy, 207-215. Open shelves, 380. “Operating costs of colleges and uni- versity libraries,” Parker, 376-383. “Outside funding of academic librar- ies,” Kaser, 353-361. P Parker, Ralph H. Introduction to “As-pects of the financial administration of libraries,” 341-342. Parker, Ralph H. “Operating costs of college and university libraries,” 376- 383. Pearson, John S. “Bibliotherapy and the clinical psychologist,” 177-183. Penal institutions, bibliotherapy in, 151-152. “Performance standards and specifica- tions in the library economy,” Poole, 436-444. Personality development, 159-160. Peterborough, New Hampshire. Public Library, 9. Photoduplication processes, see Micro-reproductions. Poe, Elizabeth Holt. “Assistance from state law libraries,” 315-324. Poole, Frazer G. “Performance stand- ards and specifications in the library economy,” 436-444. Price, Paxton 	P. “Budgeting and bud- get control in public libraries,” 402- 414. c 4501 Library Professional and nonprofessional classi- fication, 399-400. Psychological testing, 181-182. Psychology, clinical, 177-178; and bib- liotherapy, 177-182. Psychotherapy, 161-166; bibliotherapy as psychotherapy, 166-174. Public relations of libraries, 41-42, 49- 50, 75-77, 360, 392. Q “Questionnaire on bibliotherapy,” Tews, 217-228. R Rather, John Carson, “Library person- nel costs,” 395-401. Readers’ services in law libraries, 271-279. Reading, therapeutic, see Biblio-therapy.Reading ability, aase histories, 178-180. Reference services, in law libraries, 271-276, Regional libraries, legal basis, 26-27. “Responsibilities of trustees: collec-tive and individual,” Young, 39-54. “Responsibility to the profession,” Rohlf, 67-73. Revenues, public library: 9, 41, 343- 351; standards, 348-351. Revenues, university and college li-braries, 353-360; influence of outside revenue, 358-360. Richards, James H., Jr. “Academic budgets and their administr,ation-1962,” 415-426. Rohlf, Robert H. “Responsibility to the profession,” 67-73. “Role of the occupational therapist as related to bibliotherapy,” Huntting,207-216. S Salaries of librarians, 341, 370, 379, 389, 395-400. Schochet, Lois K. “Historical back-ground,” 5-18. Trends School district public libraries, legal basis, 24-25; school boards as li-brary boards, 35, 87-88. “Service to readers,” Heckel, 271-279. Special libraries, industrial, see In-dustrial research libraries. Standards and specifications for library supplies and equipment, 436-444. Standards for library services, 364-367, 372-374. State aid to libraries, 347-348, 350-351, 364. State law libraries, relation with local law libraries, 315-324. Sterilization of books, 156. Stern, William B. “Foreign law in American law libraries,” 259-270. Subject headings, legal literature, 286-287. T Taxes and taxation: income tax, 343-346, 350-351; property tax, 343-346, 351; sales and excise tax, 344, 345- 346; motor fuel tax, 344. Taxing power of libraries, 21-22, 30, 32. Tews, Ruth M. Introduction to “Bib-liotherapy,” 97-105. Tews, Ruth M.“Questionnaire on bib- liotherapy,” 217-228. Tuberculosis sanitaria, bibliotherapy in, 155-156. U Ubel, James A. “Library board forms,” 28-38. United Kingdom library laws, 82-90. Universities and colleges, U.S.376-377. W Welch, Helen M. “Cost of library ma- terials,” 384-394. Wight, Edward A. “Financial support of public libraries,” 343-352. 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