For five months 19 guests (of the U.S. State Department) from 13 foreign lands roamed freely and studied U.S. radio and television. Last week the somewhat walleyed visitors−;many of whom had been watching TV for the first time−met in Boston University's School of Public Reations and Communications to compare notes. U.S. technical standards got loud praise, but other features of radio-TV fell under fire. Sample reactions:
¶Norbert H. G. Mai, 35, a West Berlin political commentator, criticized network Drodigality: "The most amazing thing about American TV is the variety. It seems like a waste of money though, because there...
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