Category Archives: 1960s

Succession – From Sand Dune To Forest (1960)

Illustrates the process and general principles of ecological succession by which an area slowly and continuously changes until it becomes a stable natural community. Photographed in the Lake Michigan dunes.

suddenbirth

Sudden Birth (1966)

Pictures the various steps taken by a police patrolman as he delivers a baby in the back of an automobile. How to show

Straight Line Kinematics (1960)

Explains the concepts of distance, speed, acceleration and time. Uses measuring equipment in a test car to illustrate the concepts

Take Your Choice (1964)

Pictures students engaged in laboratory classwork and dramatizes the experiences of one senior student to point out the importance of safe-guarding the eyes while working in the laboratory.

Talking Car, The (1969)

Uses a dramatized incident in which a car comes to life in the dream of a small boy to teach the See And Be Seen rules of traffic safety.

Teenage Conflict (1960)

Describes how a boy and his sister, who have rejected the Christian faith for new scientific concepts, are shown by a scientist the relationship between the scientific approach and Christian concepts.

They Have What It Takes (1963)

Explains how unions and management can cooperate to establish more job opportunities for the disabled. Portrays a meeting between a union representative, a personnel manager and a rehabilitation consultant.

Ten Long Minutes (1961)

Illustrates the story of a worker whose wife and children are on vacation and who may have been in an accident. Provides a memorable lesson in off-job safety.

Thread Of Life (1960)

A film about genetics and heredity in man, various traits are shown and the methods by which they are transmitted is explained.