Where did Clapp work post leaving the Library of Congress?
Council on Library Resources
Evergreen Library
Norton Library
Glendale Library
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After leaving the Library of Congress, Clapp worked for the Council on Library Resources (CLR), a non-profit organization dedicated to improving library services in the United States. CLR was founded in 1956 by a group of librarians and library administrators who were concerned about the state of libraries in the country. CLR's mission is to provide leadership, support, and resources for libraries so that they can better serve their communities.
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