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Radio Stations CONTINUED Chief Engr mgr; Mike Keeton, news dir; Charles Gamblin, KCFM (FM) (November 1954): 93.7 mc; 21.5 Radio Stations CONTINUED chief engr. kw (CP for 82 kw). 532 DeBaliviere, zone 12. Phone Parkview 6 -1077. Commercial Broad- POTOSI, Washington County casting Co. (original owner). MISSOURI CONTINUED KYRO (Feb. 22, 1959): 1280 kc; 500 w -D. Rep Walker -Rawalt. Phone Hemlock 8-1280. Franklin County Broad- Harry Eidelman, gen mgr & coml mgr; Sibley casting Co. (original owner). See Ware Stations Smith, prog dir; Charles Hefti, prom mgr; Ed- MOBERLY, Randolph County in "Group Ownership." ward B. Bench Jr., chief engr. KNCM (June 1950): 1230 kc; 250 w (CP 1 kw- Rep Bolles. KEMO (FM) 104.1 mc; 76 kw. George Caleshu, P. 0. Box 396. Phone Amherst D, 250 w -N). Leslie P. Ware, pres & chief owner; Ken Mc- (original owner). & prom mgr. Ella Mae Risner, prog dir Mahan, gen mgr & coml mgr; Perry Perryman, owner & gen mgr; James KFUO (see Clayton, Mo.) Jerre!! A. Shepherd, prog dir; Norm Nielson, chief engr; Marge Mc- Kuttne, news dir; M. Lipsey, stn mgr; Vernon Mahan, news dir. KMOX (Dec. 24, 1925): 1120 kc; 50 kw. 1144 Harold White, chief engr. Hampton Ave., zone 10. Phone Mission 7 -5500. ROLLA, Phelph County CBS Inc. (acquired station 1932). See CBS MONETT, Barry County Stations in "Group KCLU: 1590 kc; 1 kw -D. Rolla Broadcasters. Ownership." KRMO (August 1950): 990 kc; 250 w -D. P. 0. Network CBS. Rep CBS Radio Spot Sales. KTTR (Sept. 30, 1947): 1490 kc; 250 w. P. 0. Box 270. Phone Belmont 5 -5220. Monett Robert Hyland, vp of CBS Radio & gen mgr Box 567. Phone Emerson 4-2525. "Show Me" Broadcasting Co. (original owner). See Mc- of KMOX Radio; Larry Cooper, prom mgr; Rex Broadcasting Co. (original owner). Kenney Stations in "Group Ownership." Davis, news dir; Larry Burrows, chief engr. Network Keystone. Network Keystone, Magic Circle. Luther W. Martin, gen mgr, chief engr & news KMOX-FM (1961): 103.3 mc; 47 kw. Duplicates L. C. McKenney, owner & pres; Floyd V. Stew- dir; Ward Rinehart, coml mgr; Wanda McDowell, KMOX (above). art, gen mgr; Marion J. Pilant, coml mgr; James prog dir; Norman Sewell, prom mgr; Roxie KMOX -TV: Tv companion of KMOX- AM -FM. Heimkamp, chief engr. Rhodes, women's dir. KPLR -FM (not on air; target date unknown): MOUNTAIN GROVE, Wright County 97.3 mc; 25.5 kw. 220 Television Inc. ST. CHARLES, St. Charles County KPLR -TV: Tv companion of KPLR -FM. KLRS (Nov. 16, 1954): 1360 kc; 1 kw -D. KADY (April 3, 1958): 1460 kc; 5 kw -D, DA -D. Route 4. Phone 650. KLRS Broadcasting Co, KRFD (FM): 106.9 mc; 82 kw. Gateway Broad- P. 0. Box 6155, St. Louis, zone 43. Phone (original owner). casting Corp. (original owner). Harrison 8-1460. KADY Inc. (original owner). Network Keystone. Rep Best; Magic Circle. Rep Spot Time Sales. KSD (1922): 550 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. 1111 Olive Floyd W. Jones, pres; John W. Billingsley, gen William R. Cady Jr., pres, treas & gen mgr; St., zone 1. Phone Main 1 -1111. Pulitzer Pub. mgr; Ernestine Rhoads, coml mgr; William B. Don Levitan, asst gen mgr; Ken Kemper, news Co. (original owner). See "Newspaper Owner- Hicks, prog dir; Ward Hatcher, prom mgr; ship." Emery T. Caudill, dir; Jack A. Chenoweth, chief engr. Herbert Starbuck, news dir; Network NBC. Rep Katz, KADI (FM) (see St. Louis, Mo., listing). chief engr. Joseph Pulitzer Jr., pres; Harold Grams, gen mgr; Arthur Casey, coml mgr; E. L. Franciscus County STE. GENEVIEVE, Ste. Genevieve County NEOSHO, Newton sis mgr; Sterling Harkins, prog mgr; Austin KBTN (Feb. 1, 1954): 1420 kc; 500 w -D. P. 0. KSGM (July 1947): 980 kc; 500 w, DA -N. P. 0. Bridgman, news dir; Don Burnes, prom mgr; Box 209. Phone Glendale 1 -1420. KSTN Inc. Box 352. Phone Tuxedo 3-2980. Donze Enter- Edwin Risk, chief eng. prises Inc. (original owner). KSD -TV: Tv companion of KSD. NEVADA, Vernon County Elmer L. Donze, pres, gen mgr & coml mgr; 'KSLH (FM) (April 13, 1950): 91.5 mc; 12.5 kw. kc; 250 w. P. 0. Box 15. Betty Jane Donze, prog dir & prom mgr; Arthur KNEM (1949): 1240 1517 S. Theresa Ave., zone 4. Phone Prospect Radio KNEM Inc. (ac- Schwent, news dir; Muriel L. Rose, chief engr. Phone Normandy 7 -3113. 2 -4322. St. Louis Board of Education (original station 1954). quired ST. JOSEPH, Buchanan County owner). Network Keystone. KFEQ (Feb. 16, 1923): 680 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. Specialty programs: French, 21/2 hrs.; Spanish, Kenneth E. White, pres; Virgil Kachel, coml 40 & Faraon Sts. Phone Adams 3 -2528. KFEQ 3/4 hr. wkly. mgr; Ron Adams, prog dir; Dean Hollis, farm station October E. Marguerite Fleming, gen mgr; Ernest Vogel, dir. Broadcasting Co. (acquired 1957). chief engr. Rep Bolling. KSTL (June 4, 1948): 1 OSAGE BEACH, Camden County 690 kc; kw -D. P. 0. Jesse D. Fine, pres; Ted Nelson, vp & gen Box 1440. Phone Bridge 1.6090. Radio St. KRMS (December 1952): 1150 kc; 1 kw -D. mgr; Ted Griffin, coml mgr; Jack McDaniel, prog Louis Inc. (original owner). Phone Fireside 8-2411. Central Missouri Broad- dir; Frank Smith, news dir; Kenny Lux, chief Specialty programs: Slavic, 7 hrs. wkly. casting Co. (acquired station May 27, 1959). engr. Dick J. Kasten, pres & gen mgr; Art Ford, Network Keystone. KFEQ -TV: Tv companion station of KFEQ. coml mgr; William Vietmeier, prog dir; Doris James L. & Ella Mae Risner, co- owners; James KKJO (June 1946): 1550 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. 404 Jennemann, prom dir; Brad Harrison, news dir; L. Risner, gen mgr, coml mgr & chief engr; S. 8th Phone Adams 4 -6346. KKJO Inc. Ralph E. Howard, chief engr. Ella Mae Risner, prog dir & prom mgr. St. (ac- quired station April 4, 1961). KSTL -FM (April 2, 1960): 98.1 mc; 78 kw. POINT LOOKOUT, Network MBS. Rep Forjoe. Same address, license and staff as KSTL. of Earl Hash, pres & gen mgr; P. Miakcls, coml *KSOZ (FM): 88.1 mc; 10 w. The School KWIX (FM) (1960): 102.5 mc; 25.5 mgr; Bill Christwell, prom dir; Claude Thomas, kw. Con- the Ozarks (original owner). tinental Broadcasting (original chief engr. Corp. owner). Hotel Ambassador, zone 8. Phone Forest 1 -1800. POPLAR BLUFF, Butler County KUSN (November 1955): 1270 kc; 1 kw -D. KWK (1927): 1380 kc; 5 kw, DA -N. 800 N. KLID (May 22, 1961): 1340 kc; 250 w. 208 Howitt Bldg., zone 7. Phone Adams 3 -2577. 12th St., zone 1. Phone Main 1 -1380. TWX SL Highway 67 South. Phone Sunset 5-9639. Don KUSN Corp. (acquired station Aug. 1, 1959). 851. KWK Radio Inc. (acquired station May 15, Lindenton (original owner). Rep Venard, Rintoul & McConnell. M. 1958). Don M. Lindenton, owner, mgr & chief engr; Frederick P. Reynolds, chief owner, pres & gen & Rep Headley -Reed. Ted Plyle, coml mgr; Jerry Patterson, prog dir; coml mgr; Warren Rhyner, vp & prog Andrew Spheeris, pres; Alan Henry, gen mgr; Lucile Lindenton sec -treas. dir. Don Hamel, gen sis mgr; Gene Davis, prog dir; 1 kw -D, 500 KWOC (May 10, 1938): 930 kc: ST. LOUIS Therese Shelton, prom mgr; Jack Donnell, news w -N, DA-N. P. 0. Box 405. Phone Sunset 5 -3922. KADI (FM) (Dec. 22, 1959): 96.5 mc; 24.5 dir; Rudy Isenberg, chief engr. Poplar Bluff Broadcasting Co. (acquired station kw. Same mailing address, licensee and staff KXEN (see Festus, Mo. listing). October 1949). as KADY St. Charles, Mo. Duplicates KADY day Rep Pearson. KXLW (see Clayton, Mo., listing). time; separate programming at night. L. pres; Charles Harrison, stn A. McCarthy, KXOK (Sept. 19, 1938): 630 kc; 5 kw, DA -2. Trostel, chief engr. KATZ (1954): 1600 kc; 5 kw -D, 1 kw -N, DA -N. mgr; Dewey Radio Park, zone 13. Phone Forest 7 -6000. Storz Arcade Bldg., zone 1. Phone Chestnut 1 -6000. KWOC -FM (1952): 94.5 mc; 14 kw. Duplicates Broadcasting Co. station Dec. 14, Laclede Radio Inc. (acquired station March 1, (acquired KWOC. 1960). 1960). See Storz Stations in "Group Ownership." Rep Pearson; Continental. Rep Blair. County PORTAGEVILLE, New Madrid Specialty programs: Negro. Todd Storz, pres; C. L. (Chet) Thomas, vp & gen mgr; William C. O'Donnell, sis mgr; Bud KMIS (Sept. 1, 1960): 1050 kc; 250 w -D. Raip N. Weil, pres; Robert Lyons, gen mgr Connell, prog dir; John Corrigan, prom dir; Rob- Phone Drake 9 -5436. New Madrid County Broad- & prog dir; Kelley Daniels, asst mgr & prom ert Shea; news dir; Al Godron, chief engr. casting Co. (original owner). mgr; Martin Brown coml mgr; Barbara Burton, Specialty programs: Negro, 10 hrs. wkly. traffic mgr; C. B. Strauss, news dir & chief WAMV -FM (May 3, 1960): 101.1 mc, 37 kw. J. Shelby MaCallum, pres; J. P. White, gen engr. Duplicates WAMV East St. Louis, Ill. PAGE B -98 1961 -62 BROADCASTING YEARBOOK .
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