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NYS Commission on Cultural Resources inquiry on new technologies. Notes for Ray's presentation

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Nicholas Ray
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ETC2814

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Nicholas Ray was invited to participate in the commission afternoon session on cultural-artistic programming for cable, cassette and other video technologies. Held at Automation House in NYC on October 17, 1972.

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Nicholas Ray was invited to participate in the commission afternoon session on cultural-artistic programming for cable, cassette and other video technologies. Held at Automation House in NYC on October 17, 1972.

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