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CALIFORNIA KKHI -FM 1959: 95.7 Mc; 5.6 Kw CALIFORNIA KKHI -FM 1959: 95.7 mc; 5.6 kw. Ant 1190 ft. SAN GABRIEL (213) Los Angeles county Dup KKHI. KALI 1942: 1430 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. 5723 Mel- KMPX (FM) Dec 10, 1959: 106.9 mc; 40 kw. rose Ave., Hollywood. H011ywood 6 -6161. Tele Apollo Bcstg System Inc. (acq 1- 14 -64). See Ant 1120 ft. 50 Green St. (94111). GEneva 4- Bcstrs of California Inc. (acq 2 -57). See Nwspr. Apollo Stns. 1444. Crosby- Pacific Bcstg Co. (acq 7- 1 -62). Rep: Nati Time Sls; Moore. Spec progs: Sp, Rep: Weed. Stereo. 155 hrs wkly. Ronald G. Schmidt, VP & gen mgr; Kenneth R. Spec progs: Port 18 hrs; Greek 5 hrs; Jap 5 H. Scott Kilgore, pres; James E. Coyle, VP & Carey, stn mgr; Roy Trumbull, chief engr. hrs, all wkly. gen mgr, Sterling Zimmerman, corai mgr. KCBS April 3, 1929: 740 kc; 50 kw, DA -2. Leon A. Crosby, gen mgr & chief engr; Ronald Sheraton-Palace. (94105). 982 -7000. CBS Inc. Hunt, coml mgr; Richard Postle, prog dir. SAN JOSE (408) Santa Clara county (acq 2- 16.49). See CBS -Owned Stns. KNBR April 17, 1922: 680 kc; 50 kw. 420 Tay- KEEN June 21, 1947: 1370 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. Net: CBS, CPRN. Rep: CBS Radio Spot Sales. lor St. (94102). GRaystone 4.8700. NBC (acq Hotel De Anza (95113). 293 -0344. United Bcstg Co. See Golden Stns. Jules Dundes, VP CBS Radio & gen mgr KCBS; 7- 1 -32). See NBC -Owned Stns. Pacific Bob Price, sis mgr; Stanford M. Horn, adv & Net: NBC. Rep: NBC Spot Sales. Rep: Hollingbery. Spec progs: C &W 142 hrs sis prom mgr; Max Trent, controlr; Ivan Ladizin- Julian Goodman, NBC, N. Y., pres; William B. wkly. sky, prog mgr; Donald Mozley, news & pub affrs Decker, gen mgr; Dick Calender, sis mgr; Al Hart, George M. Mardikian, pres; B. Floyd Farr, gen Phil dir; Howard Immerus, chief engr. prog dir; Jane Morrison, prom mgr; Albert Burch - mgr; Philley, sls mgr; George D. Snell, prog KCBS -FM Feb 1, 1948: 98.9 mc; 35 kw. Ant ard, news dir; Donald R. Hall, chief engr. mgr & chief engr; Robt. J. Blum, nati sls mgr. 640 ft. Dup KCBS. KNBR -FM Oct 12, 1949: 99.7 mc; 45 kw. Ant KEEN -FM March 4, 1963: 100.3 mc: 800 `KCMA (FM) April 1964: 90.3 mc; 10 w. 801 1240 ft. Dup KNBR. w -vert; 14.5 kw -horiz Ant 2560 ft. vert, 2580 ft. horiz. (CP 14.5 kw. Ant 2540 Silver Ave. (94134). 586 -6888. Simpson Bible KPAT (See Berkeley, Calif.) ft. vert, 2580 ft. horiz). Prog sep from KEEN. Stereo. College. KPEN (FM) Oct 27, 1957: 101.3 mc; 46 kw. KLIV 1946: 1590 Russell J. Marshall, gen mgr; Robert D. Rhoads, Ant 1220 ft. 1001 California St. (94108) 885- kc; 5 kw -D, 500- w -N, DA -N. Box 995. (95108). 293 -8030. chief engr. 4311. Pacific FM Inc. Cal -Radio Inc. KDFC (FM) Sept 1, 1947: 102.1 mc; 33 kw. Rep: Masla. (acq 6- 1 -60). Rep: Raymer. Ant 1050 ft. 149 California St. (94111). 982- James Gabbert & Gary Gielow, co -gen mgrs; Riley 6272. Sundial Bcstg Corp. Dup KIBE 60%. Wallace Brazeal, coml mgr; Terry Smith, prog R. Gibson, pres; Bob Sobelman, VP & gen & coml mgr; Hugh Rep: Coleman. dir; Ron Robertson, news dir; Bill Browning, prod MacPherson, Id sls mgr; Mike Hunter, prog dir; Jack Gwyer, W. R. Crocker, pres; E. Davis, gen mgr; W. mgr; James Gabbert, chief engr. prom mgr; Jack Smith, news dir; Maurice (Doc) Hill, chief engr. Nichols, coml mgr; D. Wirtz, prog dir; J. Clemens, KRON -FM Feb 16, 1959: 96.5 mc; 13.4 kw. KLOK Oct 13, 1946: 1170 kc; 10 kw -D, 5 kw -N, prom mgr; J. Stewart, chief engr. Ant 1230 ft. (CP for 28.5 kw. Ant 1770 ft). 929 DA -2. 2905 S. King Rd. (95122). 251 -5170. KDIA (See Oakland). Mission St. (94119). 421 -1100. TWX 415.393- Radio KLOK Inc. REAR (FM) 1958: 97.3 mc; 82 kw. Ant 1100 7632. Chronicle Publishing Co. See Nwspr. Reps: Savalli /Gates; Pickens; Oakes. Spec ft. 2728 San Bruno Ave. (94134). 333 -3500. Charles de Young Thieriot, pres; Harold P. progs: Ger 2 hrs, It 12 hrs, Sp 76 hrs, Jap Family Stns Inc. See Family Stns. See, VP & gen mgr; William A. Morrison, sis 71/2 hrs, Scandinavian 1 hr, Greek 21/2 hrs, Net: Family Radio. mgr; A. H. Constant, stn mgr; Lee Berryhill, Chinese 111/2 hrs, Yugoslav 1 hr, all wkly. Harold Camping, pres; Bill Mansdoerfer, gen chief engr. E. L. Barker, pres; R. E. Ryan, gen mgr; mgr; Thad McKinney, prod dir; George Pettingell, KRON -TV affil. Eugene Hogan, coml mgr; Ruth P. Fish, prog dir; news dir; Howard Bollenbach, chief engr. KSAY 1958: 1010 kc; 10 kw -D, DA. 1560 Terry D. Lloyd, chief engr. KEWB (See Oakland). Van Ness Ave. (94109). PRospect 6 -1717. KSAY KPLX (FM) March 15, 1962: 106.5 mc; 18 kw. KFAX 1926: 1100 kc; 50 kw -D, 1 kw -N, L-KYW Bcstg Co. Ant 270 ft. (CP 14.5 kw. Ant 330 ft). 925 1470 Pine St. (94104). 673 -4148. Argonaut Rep: Young. Culebra Rd. Diamond 4.1830. G. Stuart Nixon. Bcstg Co. (acq 5- 13 -60). See Key Stns. Grant Wrathall, pres & chief engr; Stanley G. KRPM (FM) July 1, 1959: 98.5 mc; 3.3 kw. Ant 1, 29 kw KFOG (FM) March 1963: 104.5 mc; Breyer, gen mgr; Clair G. Halverson, stn mgr; minus 157 ft. (CP 500 w. Ant 880 ft) 1506 Sq., horiz, 13 kw vert. Ant 870 ft. Ghirardelli 900 Woody Woodward, prom mgr. Cherry Valley Dr. (95125). CYpress 7 -3827. Audio North Point. (94109). 885 -1045. Kaiser Bcstg KSFO 1925: 560 kc; 5 kw -D, 1 kw -N. 950 Cali- House Inc. Corp. See Kaiser Bcstg Stns. fornia St. (94108). YUkon 2 -5500. TWX 415 -393- Edward W. Meece, pres, gen mgr & chief engr. Rep: QMI. 9917. Golden West Bcstrs (acq 8 -56). See Golden KS10 -FM December 1946: 92.3 mc; 20 kw. Ant Robert J. Somerville, stn mgr; Peter V. Taylor, West Stns. minus 185 ft. 1350 Story Rd. (95122). CY opns & prog dir; Carl Samuelson, bus mgr; Rob- Rep: Major Market Radio. 4 -5355. Patrick H. Peabody. ert Nelson, prod mgr; Ernest J. McDaniel, chief (FM) Feb 4, 1963: 90.7 mc; 85 w. Ant engr. William D. Shaw, VP & gen mgr; James Brown, 'MS gen sis mgr; Allan M. Newman, prog dir; Robert minus 170 ft. San Jose State College (95114). KFRC Sept 24, 1924: 610 kc; 5 kw. 415 Bush A. Hansen, opns dir; Louise Jorjorian, prom dir; 294 -6414, ext 2550. State of California -San St. (94108). YUkon 2 -9200. TWX 415- 393 -8112. Pat Hodges, nati sis rep; Chet Casselman, news Jose State College. RKO General Inc. (acq 1949). See RKO General dir; Harry Bartolomei, chief engr. Net NAEB. Stns. KSFR (FM) March 12, 1958: 94.9 mc; 35 kw. Clarence E. Flick, faculty advisor & mgr. Rep: RKO General Bcstg -National Sales; Bea- KXRX June 24, 1948: 1500 kc; 5 kw -D, 1 ver. Ant 1140 ft. (CP 46 kw horiz, 34 kw vert, Ant 1060 211 Sutter St. (94108). kw -N, DA -2. (CP 10 kw -D, 5 kw -N, DA -2). Box Warren Earl, gen mgr; Paul Stoddard, sis mgr; ft). 986 -2825. KSFR Inc. Stereo. 167. (95103). 292 -5080. San Jose Bcstg Co. Tom Rounds, prog dir; Ed Gonser, prom mgr; Rep: Venard, Torbet & McConnell. Robert Scholz, news dir; Tom Razovich, chief Rep: Groskin. Joe E. Levitt, pres & gen mgr; Chuck Chris- engr. H. Nathan Levitt, pres; Jack D. Nelson, prog tianson, coral mgr; David Smith, prog dir; David dir; Richard T. Cassidy, chief engr. KFRC -FM Nov 30, 1960; 106.1 mc; 69 kw. Ant Allen, prom mgr; LeRoy Kopp Jr., news dir; Her- KSOL June 7, 1922: 1450 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 1290 ft. Dup KFRC. man R. Stalberg, chief engr. w -N. 150 Eighth St. (94103). 626 -5585. KSAN KG0 Jan 8, 1924: 810 kc; 50 kw, DA -1. 277 Inc. (acq 7- 3 -64). Golden Gate Ave. (94102). UNderhill 3 -0077. SAN LUIS OBISPO (805) Rep: Dore; Savilli /Gates; Ochs. Spec progs: TWX 415- 393 -7317. ABC Inc. (acq 1944). See San Luis Obispo county ABC -Owned Stns. Neg 100 %. KATY Dec 13, 1949: 1340 kc; 1 kw -D, 250 Net: ABC, ABC Radio West. Rep: Blair. John F. Malloy, pres & gen mgr; Del Courtney, w -N. Box 700. (93402). 543 -1340. KATY, Sweet- Don B. Curran, VP & gen mgr; Ed McLaughlin, coral mgr; Tom Johnson, prog dir; Herb Camp- heart of San Luis Obispo Inc. (acq 11 -52). bell, prom mgr; Jackson King, news dir; Andrew sis mgr; Bob Marshall, prog dir; George T. Stoltz, Rep: Meeker. prom mgr; Ray Tannehill, news dir; Richard T. Morris, chief engr. Maynard F. Marquardt, pres, gen mgr & coral Parks, chief engr. °KXKX (FM) 88.5 mc; 110 kw. Ant 1270 ft. mgr; Glenn O. Porter, VP, opns mgr & chief 286 Divisadero (94117). UNderhill 3 KGO -FM Nov 3, 1947: 103.7 mc; 23.6 kw. Ant -7200. San engr. Francisco Theological Seminary. 930 ft. Dup KGO. KATY -FM December 1959: 96.1 mc; 3.8 kw. KGO -TV Affil. KYA 1926: 1260 kc; 5 kw -D, 1 kw -N. Number Ant minus 510 ft. Dup KATY. One Nob Hill Circle (94108). EXbrook 7 -2500. KKHI 1947: 1550 kc; 10 kw, DA -2. Suite 1410, KSLY Feb 6, 1960: 1400 kc; 250 w.
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