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1. American Association of School Administrators.
   Public Relations for America's Schools.
   Washington DC: AASA, 1950. 497 pages. [top]
   
   
2. American Iron and Steel Institute.
   "Elements of a Steel Company's Community Relations Program."
   undated, 52 pages. [top]
   
   
3. American Medical Association.
   County Medical Public Relatons Manual.
   1961. 126 pages. [top]
   
   
4. Adams, Alexander B.
   Handbook of Practical Public Relations.
   New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1965. 327 pages. [top]
   
   
5. Adams, William C.
   Media Guide for Academics
   Los Angeles: Foundation for American Communications (FACS), 1994. 72 pages. [top]
   
   
6. Adult Education Association. Ed.
   Effective Public Relations.
   Chicago: AEA, 1957. 48 pages. [top]
   
   
7. Albig, William.
   Modern Public Opinion.
   New York: McGraw-Hill, 1956. 518 pages. [top]
   
   
8. Allen, Jon L.
   Not For Attribution
   Xlibris Corporatin, 1999. 226 pages. [top]
   
   
9. American Institute of Banking.
   Bank Public Relations and Marketing.
   Homewood, IL: American Bankers Assn., 1967. 362 pages. [top]
   
   
10. American Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association.
    A Primer of Public Relations.
    New York: APMA, 1953. 90 pages. [top]
    
    
11. Army, Department of.
    "Army Information Officers' Guide."
    1968. 85 pages. [2 copies]. [top]
    
    
12. Army, Department of.
    "Public Information Officers' Guide."
    1954. 145 pages. [top]
    
    
13. Arnoff, Craig E and Otis W, Baskin
    Public Relations: the Profession and the Practice.
    St.Paul, MN: West Publishing Co., 1983, 966 pages. [top]
    
    
14. Ashford, Gerald.
    Everyday Publicity.
    New York: Law Arts, 1970. 90 pages. [top]
    
    
15. Aspley, J. C. And L. F. Van Houten, ed.
    The Dartnell Public Relations Handbook.
    Chicago: Dartnell Corp, 1956. 1005 pages. [First edition]. [top]
    
    
16. Bagdikian, Ben H.
    The Effete Conspiracy and other Crimes by the Press.
    New York: Harper and Row, 1972. 158 pages. [top]
    
    
17. Baker, John N.
    Your Public Relations are Showing.
    New York: Record Press, 1958. 312 pages. [top]
    
    
18. Baldridge, Letitia.
    Of Diamonds and Diplomats.
    Boston: Houghton and Mifflin, 1968. 240 pages. [top]
    
    
19. Barbour, Robert L. Ed.
    Who's Who in Public Relations, 1959 Ð 1960.
    Meridian, NH: PR Publishing Co., 1959. 315 pages. [top]
    
    
20. Baus, Herbert M.
    Public Relations at Work.
    New York: Harper and Bros. 1948. 242 pages. [top]
    
    
21. Baus, Herbert M.
    Publicity in Action.
    New York: Harper and Bros. 1954. 335 pages. [top]
    
    
22. Batchelor, Bronson.
    Profitable Public Relations.
    New York: Harper and Bros., 1938. 252 pages. [top]
    
    
23. Batten, H.A.
    "Public Relations"
    [An address before Association of National Advertisers, Inc.]
    April 28, 1937. 40 pages. [top]
    
    
24. Bent, Silas.
    Ballyhoo: The Voice of the Press.
    New York: Boni and Liveright, 1927. 398 pages. [top]
    
    
25. Berman, Steve.
    How to Create your own publicity for Names, Products or Services and Get it for Free.
    New York: Frederick Fell, 1977. 140 pages. [top]
    
    
26. Bernays, Edward L.
    Biography of an Idea: Memoirs of a Public Relations Counsel.
    New York: Simon and Schuster, 1965. 849 pages. [top]
    
    
27. Bernays, Edward L.
    The Engineering of Consent.
    Norman, OK: U. of Oklahoma Press, 1955. 246 pages. [top]
    
    
28. Bernays, Edward L.
    Public Relations.
    Norman, OK: U. of Oklahoma Press, 1952. 374 pages. [top]
    
    
29. Bernays, Edward L.
    Your Future in Public Relations.
    New York: Richards Rosen Press, 1961. 158 pages. [First and revised editions] [top]
    
    
30. Bernays, Edward L.
    "American Public Relations, A short history".
    Reprinted from "Gazette", Vol II, No 2. 1956. 9 pages. [Gift from the author] [top]
    
    
31. Bernays, Edward L.
    Crystallizing Public Opinion.
    New York: Liveright, 1923. 1961 edition. [top]
    
    
32. Beveridge, Ocsar M.
    Financial Public Relations.
    New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. 364 pages. [top]
    
    
33. Black, Samuel and Melvin L. Sharpe.
    Practical Public Relations.
    Englewood Cliffs,NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1983. 214 pages. [top]
    
    
34. Bivins, Thomas
    Handbook for Public Relations Writing.
    Lincolnwood, IL:NTC Business Books. 1988. 287 pages. [top]
    
    
35. Blum, Eleanor.
    Sources for Reference in the Mass Media.
    Urbana, IL: U of Illinois Press, 1961, 46 pages. [top]
    
    
36. Blumenthal, L. Roy.
    The Practice of Public Relations.
    New York: The Macmillian Co., 1972. 278 pages. [autographed] [top]
    
    
37. Blumenthal, Sidney.
    The Permanent Campaign.
    New York: Touchstone, 1980. 536 pages. [top]
    
    
38. Boorstin, Daniel J.
    The Image. A Guide to Pseudo-events in America.
    New York: Harper and Row, 1961. 315 pages. [top]
    
    
39. Bortin, Virginia.
    Publicity for Volunteers: A Handbook.
    New York: Walker, 1981. 159 pages. [top]
    
    
40. Boyd, Malcolm.
    Crisis in Communication: A Christian Examination of the Mass Media.
    New York: Doubleday, 1957. 128 pages. [top]
    
    
41. Brinkley, William.
    Don't Go Near the Water.
    New York: Random House, 1956. 373 pages. [A novel about public affairs in the military during WW II]. [top]
    
    
42. Bristol, Jr., Lee H. Ed.
    Developing the Corporate Image.
    New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1960. 298 pages. [Autographed]. [top]
    
    
43. Broom, Glen M and David M. Dozier.
    Using Research in Public Relations.
    Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1990. 414 pages. plus manual. [top]
    
    
44. Brown, J.A. C.
    Techniques of Persuasion
    Middlesex, Great Britain: Penguin, 1953. 325 pages. [top]
    
    
45. Budd, Jr., John F.
    An Executive's Primer on Public Relations.
    New York: Chilton, 1969. 233 pages. [top]
    
    
46. Burnett, Verne.
    Solving Public Relations Problems.
    New York: B. C. Forbes and Sons, 1952. 174 pages. [top]
    
    
47. Burnett, Verne.
    You and Your Public Relations.
    New York: Harper and Bros, 1943. 194 pages.[Second edition];
    1947. 204 pages [revised edition] [top]
    
    
48. Burton, Paul.
    Corporate Public Relations.
    New York: Reinhold, 1966. 228 pages. [top]
    
    
49. Butterfield, William H.
    Goodwill Letters that Build Business.
    New York: Prentice-Hall, 1940. 300 pages. [top]
    
    
50. Butterfield, William H.
    How to use Letters in College Public Relations.
    New York: Harper and Bros., 1944. 182 pages. [top]
    
    
51. Canetti, Elias.
    Crowds & Power.
    New York: Viking, 1966. 495 pages. [top]
    
    
52. Canfield, Bertrand R.
    Public Relations.
    Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin, 1952. 691 pages.
    Revised edition, 1956. 691 pages. [top]
    
    
53. Cantor, Bill.
    Experts in Action.
    Second edition. New York: Longman, 1989. 520 pages. [top]
    
    
54. Center, Alan H. Ed.
    Public Relations Ideas in Action.
    New York: McGraw-Hill, 1957. 327 pages. [top]
    
    
55. Center, Alan H. Ed.
    Public Relations Practices -- Case Studies.
    Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1975. 376 pages. [top]
    
    
56. Childs, Harwood L.
    An Introduction to Public Opinion.
    New York: John Wiley, 1940. 152 pages. [top]
    
    
57. Childs, Harwood L., Ed.
    "Pressure Groups and Propaganda".
    Special edition of The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences. Vol 179. May 1935. [top]
    
    
58. Cirino, Robert.
    Power to Persuade.
    New York: Pathfinder, 1974. 246 pages. [top]
    
    
59. Clay, Roberta.
    Promotion in Print.
    Cranbury, NJ: Barnes, 1970. 94 pages. [top]
    
    
60. Cohen, .Arthur C.
    Attitude Change and Social Influence.
    New York: Basis Books. 1964. 156 pages. [top]
    
    
61. Cole, Robert S.
    The Practical Handbook of Public Relations.
    Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1981. 213 pages. [top]
    
    
62. Crouse, Timothy.
    The Boys on the Bus.
    New York: Ballantine, 1973. 402 pages. [top]
    
    
63. Curtis, Alice Partlow.
    Is Your Publicity Showing?
    Princeton, NJ: D. Van Norstrand, 1949. 211 pages. [top]
    
    
64. Cutlip, Scott M. Ed.
    A Public Relations Bibliography
    Madison, WI: U of Wisconsin Press, 1957. 313 pages;
    Second edition, 1965. 305 pages. [top]
    
    
65. Cutlip, Scott M. and Allen H. Center.
    Effective Public Relations.
    Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1952. 502 pages [First edition]
    Second edition: 1958. 450 pages
    Third edition: 1964. 512 pages
    Fourth edition: 1971. 701 pages
    Fifth edition: 1978. 612 pages
    Fifth edition revised: 1982. 612 pages. [top]
    
    
66. D'Aprix, Roger.
    The Believable Corporation.
    New York: AMACOM, 1977. 211 pages. [top]
    
    
67. Danielson, Wayne A and G.C. Wilhoit, Jr.
    A Computereized Bibliography of Mass Communication Research.
    U. of North Carolina, 1967, 399 pages. [top]
    
    
68. Darrow, R. W., D. J. Forrestal and A. O. Cookman.
    Public Relation Handbook.
    Chicago: Dartnell, 1967. 944 pages. [top]
    
    
69. Dartnell Corp.
    Improving the Content of the Employee Magazine.
    Chicago, undated, 110 pages. [top]
    
    
70. DeLorenzo, Anthony G.
    "Public Reflections."
    Reprint of undated talk. 16 pages. [top]
    
    
71. Department of Defense.
    "Handbook for Stringers in the Armed Forces."
    Fi. Benjamin Harrison, IN, 1978. 21 pages. 1978 and 1980 editions. [top]
    
    
72. Department of Defense.
    "Radio and Television Manual"
    1971. 72 pages. [top]
    
    
73. Department of Defense.
    "Public Affairs Department Handbook"
    1972 116 pages
    June 1979 edition, 300 pages. [top]
    
    
74. Doob, Leonard.
    Public Opinion and Propaganda.
    New York: Henry Holt, 1948. 600 pages. [top]
    
    
75. Douglas, George A.
    Writing for Public Relations.
    Columbus: Charles E. Merrill, 1980. 183 pages. [top]
    
    
76. Dover, C.J.
    Effective Communications in Company Publications.
    Washington, DC: BNA Incorporated, 1959. 367 pages. [top]
    
    
77. Efron, Edith.
    The News Twisters.
    New York: Manor Books. 1972. 355 pages. [top]
    
    
78. Ewen, Stuart
    PR! A Social History of Spin
    New York: BasicBooks (HarperCollins), 1996. 480 pages. [top]
    
    
79. Federal Trade Commission
    "Media Policy Session, Technology and Legal Change"
    Washington, DC, 1979. 150 pages. [top]
    
    
80. Financial Public Relations Association.
    Yearbook.
    Chicago: FPRA, 1958. 666 pages;
    1962, 347 pages;
    1963, 393 pages. [top]
    
    
81. Financial Public Relations Association.
    A Management Guide to Public Relations.
    Chicago: FPRA, 1963. 153 pages. [top]
    
    
82. Fine, Benjamin.
    Educational Publicity.
    New York: Harper and Bros., 1951. 561 pages. [top]
    
    
83. Finn, David.
    The Corporate Oligarch.
    New York: Simon and Schuster, 1969. 319 pages. [top]
    
    
84. Fleuter, Douglas L.
    The Human Side of Business.
    New York: Exposition, 1972. 96 pages. [top]
    
    
85. Freeman, John Leiper.
    The Political Process.
    Executive Bureau--Legislative Committee Relations.
    New York: Random House, 1965. 146 pages. [top]
    
    
86. Fulbright, James William.
    The Pentagon Propaganda Machine.
    New York: Vintage Books, 1970. 166 pages. [top]
    
    
87. Gaer, Joseph.
    The First Round.
    New York: Duell, Sloan and Pearce, 1944. 478 pages. [CIO PACs] [top]
    
    
88. Gannett Center Journal.
    "The Opinion Makers"
    New York. Vol 3, No 2, Spring 1989. 168 pages. [top]
    
    
89. Garrett, Paul.
    "Public Relations-Industryÿs No.1 Job"
    1938 speech delivered to American Association of Advertising Agencies. 32 pages. [top]
    
    
90. Glemser, Bernard.
    The P.R. Girls.
    New York: Bantam Books, 1972. 316 pages. [A bad novel] [top]
    
    
91. Gold, Vic.
    PR as in President.
    New York: Doubleday, 1977. 251 pages. [top]
    
    
92. Gold, Vic.
    I Don't Need you When Iÿm Right.
    New York: William Morrow, 1975. 218 pages. [top]
    
    
93. Golden, Hal and Kitty Hanson.
    The Techniques of Working with the Press.
    Dobbs Ferry, NY: Oceana Publications, 1962. 232 pages. [top]
    
    
94. Golden. L.L.L.
    Only by Public Consent.
    New York: Hawthorn Books, 1968. 386 pages. [top]
    
    
95. Goldman, Eric F.
    Two-Way Street. The Emergence of the Public Relations Counsel.
    Boston: Bellman Publishing Co., 1948. 36 pages. [top]
    
    
96. Gottleib, Edward and Philip Klarnet.
    Successful Publicity.
    New York: Gossett and Dunlop, 1964. 96 pages. [top]
    
    
97. Graham, Floyd F.
    Public Relations in Music Education.
    New York: Exposition Press, 1954. 241 pages. [top]
    
    
98. Gras, Norman Scott Brian.
    "Shifts in Public Relations."
    Special issue of Bulletin of the Business Historical Society. Vol 19, 1945. 148 pages. [top]
    
    
99. Griswold, Glenn and Denny Griswold.
    Your Public Relations.
    New York: Funk & Wagnalls. 1948. 634 pages. [top]
    
    
100. Gross, Gerald ed.
     The Responsibility of the Press.
     New York: Fleet Publishing Co., 1966. 416 pages. [top]
     
     
101. Guth, APR, David W. and Charles Marsh, Ph.D.
     Public Relations: A Value-Driven Approach
     Pearson Education, Inc., 2000, 2003, 2006. 604 pages. [top]
     
     
102. Hall, Babette.
     Public Relations, Publicity and Promotion.
     New York: Ives Washburn, 1970. 117 pages. [top]
     
     
103. Hannaford, Peter.
     Talking Back to the Media
     New York: R.R. Donnelley, 1986. 184 pages. [top]
     
     
104. Harlan, Gene and Alan Scott.
     Contemporary Public Relations Principles and cases.
     Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1956. 204 pages. [top]
     
     
105. Harlow, Rex F.
     Public Relations in War and Peace.
     New York: Harper and Bros., 1942. 220 pages. [top]
     
     
106. Harlow, Rex F. and M.M. Black.
     Practical Public Relations.
     New York: Harper and Bros., 1947. 442 pages;
     Revised edition, 1952. 442 pages. [top]
     
     
107. Harral, Stewart.
     Tested Public Relations for Schools.
     Norman, OK: U. of Oklahoma Press, 1952. 174 pages. [top]
     
     
108. Harral, Stewart.
     Patterns of Publicity Copy.
     Norman, OK: U. of Oklahoma Press, 1950. 139 pages. [top]
     
     
109. Harrington, Alan.
     Life in the Crystal Palace.
     New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1959. 263 pages. [top]
     
     
110. Harrington, Alan.
     The Revelations of Dr. Modesto.
     New York: Popular Library, 1955. 176 pages. [A novel] [top]
     
     
111. Helm, Lewis M., et al.
     Informing the Public.
     New York: Longman, 1981. 359 pages. [top]
     
     
112. Hendrix, George.
     Public Relations Cases.
     Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1988. 447 pages. [top]
     
     
113. Henderer, F. Rhodes.
     A Comparative Study of the Public Relations Practices of Six Industrial Corporations.
     Pittsburgh: U of Pittsburgh Press. 1956. 232 pages. [top]
     
     
114. Hiebert, Ray Eldon.
     Precision Public Relations.
     New York: Longman, 1988. 396 pages. [top]
     
     
115. Hill and Knowlton.
     Critical Issues in Public Relations.
     Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1975. 234 pages. [top]
     
     
116. Hill, John W.
     Corporate Public Relations.
     New York: Harper and Bros., 1958. 178 pages. [top]
     
     
117. Horn, Gunnar.
     Public-School Publicity.
     New York: Inor, 1948. 226 pages. [top]
     
     
118. Hummel, William and Keith Huntress.
     The Analysis of Propaganda.
     New York: William Sloane Associates, 1949. 222 pages. [top]
     
     
119. Hurwood, David L. And Earl L. Bailey.
     Advertising, Sales Promotion and Public Relations — Organizational Alternatives. Report # 16.
     New York: The Conference Board, 1968. 166 pages. [top]
     
     
120. Hyatt, Dave.
     Public Relations. A Handbook for Business, Labor and Community Leaders. Bulletin # 48.
     Ithaca, NY: Cornell U Press, 1963. 94 pages. [top]
     
     
121. Institute for Propaganda Analysis.
     "The Fine Art of Propaganda."
     New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1939. 140 pages. [top]
     
     
122. Jacobs, Herbert.
     Practical Publicity.
     New York: McGraw-Hill, 1964. 210 pages. [top]
     
     
123. Jones, Gerre.
     Public Relations for the Design Professional.
     New York: McGraw-Hill, 1980. 278 pages. [top]
     
     
124. Kadon, John and Ann Kadon.
     Successful Public Relations Techniques.
     Scottsdale, AZ: Modern Schools, 1976. 250 pages. [top]
     
     
125. Katz, Elihu and Paul F. Lazerfield.
     Personal Influence. Personal Influence.
     New York: The Free Press, 1955. 400 pages. [top]
     
     
126. Kelley, Jr., Stanley.
     Professional Public Relations and Political Power.
     Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1956. 247 pages. [top]
     
     
127. Kennedy, Samuel Macaw.
     Winning the Public. Winning the Public.
     New York: McGraw-Hill, 1921. 148 pages. [top]
     
     
128. Kindred, Leslie W.
     School Public Relations.
     Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1957. 454 pages. [top]
     
     
129. Kirk, Jeremy, pseudo.
     The Build-Up Boys.
     New York: Schribner and Sons, 1951. 242 pages. [A novel] [top]
     
     
130. Klapp, Orrin Edgar.
     Symbolic Leaders.
     Chicago: Aldine, 1964. 272 pages. [top]
     
     
131. Kobre, Sidney.
     Dynamic Force of Public Relations Today.
     Dubuque, IA: C. Brown, 1964. 296 pages. [top]
     
     
132. LeBon, Gustave.
     The Crowd.
     Paris, 1895. Reprinted by Ballantine Book 1969. 193 pages. [top]
     
     
133. Lee, Ivy.
     "The Problem of International Propaganda."
     Speech reprint of a talk given before a private group in London, July 3, 1934. [top]
     
     
134. Lerbinger, Otto.
     Designs for Persuasive Communications.
     Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1972. 283 pages. [top]
     
     
135. Lesly, Philip, ed.
     Lesly's Public Relations Handbook.
     New York: Prentice-Hall, 1950. 902 pages. [2 editions] [top]
     
     
136. Lesly, Philip
     Public Relations in Action.
     Chicago: Ziff-Davis, 1947. 280 pages. [top]
     
     
137. Lesly, Philip.
     How we Discommunicate.
     New York: American Management Assn, 1979. 227 pages. [top]
     
     
138. Lewis, Herschell Gordon.
     How to Handle your Own Public Relations.
     Chicago: Nelson-Hall, 1977. 271 pages. [top]
     
     
139. Linowes, Davis.
     The Corporate Conscience.
     New York: Hawthorn, 1974. 239 pages. [top]
     
     
140. Lippman, Walter.
     American Inquisitors.
     New York: Macmillian, 1928. 120 pages. [top]
     
     
141. Lippman, Walter.
     Public Opinion.
     New York: Macmillian, 1930. 427 pages. [top]
     
     
142. Liscomb, Ed.
     Grassroots Public Relations for Agriculture.
     Little Rock, AR: Democrat, 1950. 104 pages. [top]
     
     
143. Life Insurance Advertisers Association.
     Public Relations.
     1982. 59 pages. [top]
     
     
144. Lloyd, Herbert.
     Public Relations.
     London: St.Paulÿs House, 1970. 241 pages. [top]
     
     
145. Lovell, Ronald P.
     Inside Public Relations.
     Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1982. 415 pages. [top]
     
     
146. Lundberg, Louis B.
     Public Relations in the Local Community.
     New York: Harper and Bros, 1950. 228 pages. [top]
     
     
147. Maddalena, Lucille.
     A Communications Manual for Non-Profit Organizations
     New York: American Management Assn. 1981. 222 pages. [top]
     
     
148. Mahoney, Tom and Rita Hession.
     Public Relations for Retailers.
     New York: Macmillian, 1949. 248 pages. [top]
     
     
149. Mandingo. Pauline E.
     Jean Reade in Public Relations.
     New York: Dodd, Mead, 1954. 248 pages. [A really bad novel] [top]
     
     
150. Markel. Lester.
     What You Don't Know Can Hurt You.
     New York: Quadrangle. 1972. 288 pages. [top]
     
     
151. Marston, John E.
     Modern Public Relations.
     New York: McGraw-Hill, 1979. 496 pages. [top]
     
     
152. Marston, John E.
     The Nature of Public Relations.
     New York: McGraw-Hill, 1963. 393 pages. [top]
     
     
153. Mayer, Frank.
     Public Relations for School Personnel.
     Midland, MI: Pendell Publishing Co, 1974. 273 pages. [top]
     
     
154. McCauley, H. S.
     Getting Your Name in Print.
     New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1924. 114 pages. [top]
     
     
155. McGaffin, William and Erwin Knoll.
     Anything but the Truth.
     New York: G.P. Putnam, 1968. 250 pages. [top]
     
     
156. Michael, George.
     Handout.
     New York: G. P. Putnam, 1935. 242 pages. [top]
     
     
157. Middle West Utilities Co.
     Minutes. Conferences of the Directors of Public Relations and Women's Public Information Committee.
     Chicago: Feb 5-7, 1925. 330 pages. [top]
     
     
158. Mills, Alden Brewster.
     Hospital Public Relations.
     Chicago: Physicianÿs Record, 1939. 361 pages. [top]
     
     
159. Minor, Dale.
     The Information War.
     New York: Tower, 1970. 251 pages. [top]
     
     
160. Moehlman, Arthur B. And James A Van Zwell.
     School Public Relations.
     New York: Appleton-Century, 1957. 556 pages. [top]
     
     
161. Moore, H. Frasier.
     Public Relations Principles, Cases and Problems, 8th edition.
     Homewood, IL: Richard D. Irwin. 1981. 554 pages. [top]
     
     
162. Mosher, William, chairman.
     Public Relations of Public Personnel Agencies.
     Chicago: Civil Service Assembly of the United States and Canada, 1941. 259 pages. [top]
     
     
163. Nager, Norman and Allen T. Harrell.
     Public Relations Management by Objectives.
     New York: Longman, 1984. 404 pages. [top]
     
     
164. National Council of Jewish Women
     So, You're Council's Publicity Chairman.
     undated pamphlet. 20+ pages. [top]
     
     
165. Navy, Department of.
     "Public Relations Manual, United States Pacific Fleet."
     Pearl Harbor, TH, 1951. 80 pages. [top]
     
     
166. Newsom, Douglass Ann and Tom Siegfried.
     Writing in Public Relations Practice: Form and Style.
     Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1981. 364 pages. [top]
     
     
167. Newsom, Douglass Ann and Alan Scott.
     This is PR: The Realities of Public Relations.
     Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 1976. 318 pages plus instructor's manual;
     Second edition: 1981, 578 pages plus instructor's manual;
     Third edition: 1985, 518 pages;
     Fourth edition: 1989, 533 pages plus instructor's manual. [top]
     
     
168. Newsom, Douglass Ann and Bob Carrell.
     Public Relations Writing. Form and Style.
     Belmont, CA, 1986. 442 pages; Third edition: 1991. 458 pages. [top]
     
     
169. Newsom, Earl.
     "Approaches to Public Relations."
     Text of Nov 19, 1945 address to Standard Oil (New Jersey). 21 pages. [top]
     
     
170. Nicholas, Donald L. and Jo Ann Crow.
     Instructional Technology: Basic Media Skills.
     Manacha, TX: Sterling Swift, 1979. 145 pages. [top]
     
     
171. Nielander, William A.
     A Selected and Annotated Bibliography of Public Relations.
     Austin, TX: U of Texas Press, 1967. 41 pages. [2 copies] [top]
     
     
172. Nielander, William A. and Raymond W. Miller.
     Public Relations.
     New York: The Roland Press, 1951. 398 pages. [top]
     
     
173. Nolte, Lawrence W.
     Fundamentals of Public Relations.
     New York: Pergamon Press, 1974. 496 pages plus manual;
     1979, 516 pages. [top]
     
     
174. Norton, Alice. Public Relations.
     A Guide to Information Sources.
     Detroit: Gale Research. 1970. 153 pages. [top]
     
     
175. O'Brien, Richard.
     Publicity--How to Get it.
     New York: Barnes and Noble, 1977. 176 pages. [top]
     
     
176. Occidential Life Insurance Company of California.
     þSo, You've been elected Publicity Chairman.ú
     undated. 21 pages. [top]
     
     
177. Office of Opportunity.
     Public Affairs Handbook. Vol I: The Printed Word.
     37 pages; Vol II: Sight and Sound. 39 pages. DC: GPO, 1968. [top]
     
     
178. Olins, Wally.
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