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FM Chattanooga WFCJ Miamisburg, Ohio Fla WENS -FM Columbus, WCNT -FM Centralia, Ill. WDMS -FM Lynchburg, WFATJ-FM Augusta, Me. FM CALLS Ohio WCNW -FM Fairfield, Va. WFAW Fort Atkinson, WBNT-FM Oneida, Tenn. Ohio tWDMW Menomonie, Wis. WBNY -FM Buffalo. N. Y. WCOA -FM Pensacola, Wis. WFBC -FM Greenville, WARD -FM Johnstown, WBOB -FM Galax, Va. Fla. WDNC -FM Durham, S. C. Pa. WBOOC -FM Salisbury, tWCOF-FM Immokalee, N. C. WFBE Flint, Mich. WARK-FM Hagerstown, Md. Fla. WDOC -FM Prestonburg, WFBG -FM Altoona, Pa. Md. CP for Ocean City - WCOH -FM Newnan, Ga. Ky. WFBM -FM Indianapolis WARN -FM Fort Pierce, Salisbury, Md. WCOL -FM Columbus, WDOD -FM Chattanooga WFCJ Miamisburg, Ohio Fla. WBON Milwaukee Ohio WDOK Cleveland TWFDR -FM Manchester, WARD -FM Peru, Ind. WBOS -FM Brookline, WCOM -FM Urbana, Ohio WDOL -FM Athens, Ga. Ga. WASA -FM Havre de Maas. WCON -FM Cornelia, Ga. WDOR -FM Sturgeon tWFFF -FM Columbia, Grace, Md. tWBOW -FNM Terre WCOP -FM Boston Bay. Wis. Misa WASH Washington Haute, Ind. WCOR -FM Lebanon, WDOV -FM Dover, Del. WFFM Muskegon, Mich. WASK -FM Lafayette, WBPZ -FM Lock Haven, Tenn. WDRC -FM Hartford, WFHR -FM Wisconsin Ind. Pa. WCOS -FM Columbia, Conn. Rapids, Wis. WATH -FM Athens, WBRB -FM Mt. Clemens, S. C. WDRK Greenville, Ohio WFID Rio Piedras, P. R. Ohio Mich. WCOU -FM Lewiston, Me. WDRM Decatur Ala. WFIG -FM Sumter, S. C. WATL -FM Tampa, Fla. WBRC -FM Birmingham, tWCOV -FM Montgomery, WDRN Norwalk Conn. WFIL -FM Philadelphia WATM -FM Atmore, Ala. Ala. Ala. WDSC -FM Dillon, S. C. WFIN -FM Findlay, Ohio tWATO -FM Oak Ridge, WBRD -FM Bradenton, WCOW -FM Sparta, Wis. WDSU -FM New Orleans WFIU Bloomington, Ind. Tenn. Fla. tWCPA -FM Clearfield, WDUN-FM Gainesville, WFIW -FM Fairfield, Ill. WATR -FM Waterbury, WBRE -FM Wilkes - Pa. Ga. WFIZ Conneaut, Ohio Conn. Barre, Pa. tWCPC -FM Houston, WDUX -FM Waupaca, WFKO Kokomo, Ind. tWATZ -FM Alpena, tWBRK -FM Pittsfield, Miss. Wis. WFLA -FM Tampa, Fla. Mich. Mass. WCPS -FM Tarboro, N. C. tWDUZ -FM Green Bay, W J LM Fort Lauderdale, WAUG -FM Augusta, Ga. WBRN -FM Big Rapids, WCRA -FM Effingham, Wis. Fla. WAUK -FM Waukesha, Mich. III. tWDVL -FM Vineland, WFLN -FM Philadelphia Wis. WBRTI Providence, R. I. WCRB -FM Waltham, N. J. WFLO -FM Farmville, WAVA -FM Arlington, WBSM -FM New Bed- Mass. WDVR Philadelphia Va. Va. ford, Mass. WCRD Bluffton, Ind. WDWS -FM Champaign, WFLS -FM Fredericks- WAVO -FM Decatur, Ga. WBT -FM Charlotte, N. C. WCRF Cleveland Ill. burg, Va. WAWA -FM Milwaukee WBTR -FM Carrollton, TWCRM -FM Clare, Mich. WDXE -FM Lawrence- WFLT Franklin, Tenn. WAWK -FM Kendallville, Ga. WCRQ Providence, R. I. burg, Tenn. WFLW -FM Monticello, Ind. WBUF Buffalo, N. Y. WCRS-FM Greenwood, WDXL -FM Lexington, Ky. WAWR-FM Bowling WBUT-FM Butler, Pa. S. C. Tenn. WFLY Troy, N. Y. Green, Ohio tWBVB Union City, Pa. WCRT -FM Birmingham, tWEAS -FM Savannah, WFMA Rocky Mount, WAWZ -FM Zarephath, WBVP -FM Beaver Falls, Ala. Ga. N. C. N. J. Pa. WCRX Springfield, WEAU -FM Eau Claire, WFMB Springfield, Ill. WAXO Kenosha, Wis. WBYM Bayamon, P. R. Mass. Wis WFMD -FM Frederick, WAYL Minneapolis WBYO -FM Boyertown, WCSC -FM Charleston, WEAV -FM Plattsburg, Md. WAYZ -FM Waynesboro, Pa. S. C. N. Y. WFME Newark Pa. WBZ -FM Boston WCSI -FM Columbus, WEAW -FM Evanston, WFMF Chicago WAZL-FM Hazleton, Pa. TWBZI Xenia, Ohio Ind. Ill. WFMG Gallatin, Tenn. WAZY -FM Lafayette, WCAC Anderson, S. C. WCSM -FM Celina, Ohio WEBH Chicago WFMH -FM Cullman, Ind. WCAO -FM Baltimore WCST -FM Berkley tWEBN -FM Cincinnati Ala. WBAB -FM Babylon, WCAR -FM Detroit Springs, W. Va. WEBQ -FM Harrisburg, WFMI -FM Montgomery, N. Y. WCAU -FM Philadelphia WCTC -FM New Bruns- Ill. Ala. WBAG -FM Burlington - WCBC Catonsville, Md. wick, N. J. WEBR -FM Buffalo WFMK Mt. Horeb, Wis. Graham, N. C. WCBL -FM Benton, Ky. WCTM Eaton, Ohio WEDA -FM Grove City, WFML Washington, Ind. WBAI New York WCBM -FM Baltimore WCTS -FM Minneapolis Pa. WFMM -FM Baltimore WEAL -FM Baltimore WCBS -FM New York ACTT -FM Corbin, Ky. WEDR Miami WFMN Newburgh, N. Y. WBAP -FM Fort Worth WCBW Columbia, Ill. WCTW-FM New Castle, WEEC Springfield, Ohio WFMP Fitchburg, Mass. WBAW -FM Barnwell. TWCBY -FM Cheboygan, Ind. WEED -FM Rocky WFMR Milwaukee S. C. Mich. WCUE -FM Akron, Ohio Mount, N. C. WFMS Indianapolis WBAY -FM Green Bay, TWCCA McComb. Miss. WCUM -FM Cumberland, WEEF -FM Highland WFMT Chicago Wis. WCCC -FM Hartford, Md. Park, Ill. WFMV Richmond, Va WBBA -FM Pittsfield. Conn. WCUY Cleveland WEEI -FM Boston WFMW -FM Madison- Ill. WCCM -FM Lawrence, Heights, Ohio WEEP -FM Pittsburgh ville, Ky. WBBB -FM Burlington - Mass. WCWA -FM Toledo, Ohio WEER -FM Warrenton, WFMX Statesville, N. C. Graham, N. C. WCCN -FM Neillsville, WCWC -FM Ripon, Wis. Va. WFMZ Allentown, Pa. WBBF -FM Rochester, Wis. WCXL Cincinnati WEEX -FM Easton, Pa. WFNC -FM Fayetteville, N. Y. 'WCCO -FM Minneapolis WDAC Lancaster, Pa. WEFA Waukegan, Ill. N. C. WBBI -FM Abingdon, Va. WCCV -FM Charlottes- tWDAD -FM Indiana. Pa WEFG Winchester, Va. WFNY Racine, Wis. WBBM -FM Chicago ville, Va. WDAF -FM Kansas CIty, WEFM Chicago WFOB -FM Fosterla, WBBO-FM Forest City, WCCW -FM Traverse Mo. WEHH-FM Elmira, Ohio N. C. City, Mich. tWDAL-FM Meridian, N. Y. tWFON Fond du Lac, WBBQ -FM Augusta, Ga. WCDL -FM Carbondale, Miss. WEIC -FM Charleston, Wis. WBBW -FM Youngstown, Pa. WDAN -FM Danville, III. Ill. WFOR -FM Hattiesburg, Ohio WCED -FM Dubois, Pa. WDAO Dayton, Ohio WEIV Ithaca, N. Y. Miss. WBCI -FM Williamsburg, WCEF -FM Parkersburg, WDAR -FM Darlington, tWEJL -FM Scranton, WFOY -FM St. Augus- Va. W. Va. S. C. Pa. tine Fla. WBCM -FM Bay City, WCEN -FM Mt. Pleasant, WDAS -FM Philadelphia WEKZ -FM Monroe, Wis. WFPG-FM Atlantic City Mich. Mich. WDAY -FM Fargo, N. D. WELL -FM Freeport, Ill. WFQM San Juan, P. R. WBCN Boston WCER -FM Charlotte, WDBJ -FM Roanoke, tWELO-FM Tupelo, WFRB -FM Frostburg, WBCO-FM Bucyrus, Mich. WDBL -FM Springfield. Miss. Md. Ohio WCHA -FM Chambers - Tenn. WELP -FM Easley, S. C. WFRO -FM Fremont, WBEA Elyria, Ohio burg, Pa. WDBM-FM Statesville, WEMP -FM Milwaukee Ohio WBEN-FM Buffalo, N. Y. WCHD Detroit N. C. WENC -FM Whiteville, WFSC -FM Franklin, WBET -FM Brockton, WCHK -FM Canton, Ga. WDBN Medina, Ohio N. C. N. C. Mass. WCHN -FM Norwich, WDBO -FM Orlando, Fla. WEND -FM Edensburg, WFST -FM Caribou, Me. WBEU -FM Beaufort, N. Y. WDBQ -FM Dubuque. Pa. tWFTC -FM Kinston, S. C. tWCHO-FM Washington Iowa WENY -FM Elmira, N. Y. N. C. WBEX -FM Chillicothe, Court House, Ohio WDCX Buffalo WEOK-FM Poughkeep- WFIL -FM Fort Lauder- Ohio TWCHS -FM Charleston, WDDS -FM Syracuse, sie, N. Y. dale, Fla. WBFG Detroit W. Va. N. Y. WEPM -FM Martinsburg, WFTM -FM Maysville, WBFM Seneca, S. C. WCJM West Point, Ga. WDEA Ellsworth, Me. W. Va. Ky. WBGM Tallahassee, Fla. WCKS Cocoa Beach. Fla. WDEB Jamestown, WEQR Goldsboro, N. C. WFTW -FM Fort Walton WBHT -FM Brownsville, WCKW La Place, La. Tenn. WERE -FM Cleveland Beach Fla. Tenn. WCLE -FM Cleveland, WDEC -FM Americus, TWERH -FM Hamilton, WFUL -%M Fulton. Ky. WBIE -FM Marietta, Ga. Tenn. Ga. Ala. WFUR -FM Grand WBIR-FM Knoxville, WCLI -FM Corning, N. Y. WDEF-FM Chatta- tWERI -FM Westerly, Rapids. Mich. Tenn. WCLO -FM Janesville, nooga R. L WFVA -FM Fredericks- WBIV Wethersfield Wis. tWDEH -FM Sweetwater, WERM Wapakoneta, burg, Va. Township, N. Y. WCLT -FM Newark, Ohio Tenn. Ohio tWFXM Jackson, Miss. WBJH Trenton, N. J. WCLV Cleveland WDEL -FM Wilmington, WERT -FM Van Wert, WFYC -FM Alma, Mich. WBKV -FM West Bend, WCLW-FM Mansfield, Del. Ohio WFYN -FM Key West, Wis. Ohio WDET -RM Detroit tWESA -FM Charleroi, Fla WBKW Beckley, W. Va. WCMB -FM Harrisburg, WDRA-FM Dover, N. J. Pa WGAL -FM Lancaster, WBLK -FM Depew, N. Y. Pa. WDHF Chicago WESC -FM Greenville, Pa. WBLR -FM Batesburg, WCMC -FM Wildwood, TWDIA -FM Memphis S. C. WGAN -FM Portland, S. C. N. J. tWDIX -FM Orangeburg, TWESO -FM Southbridge. WELT -FM Springfield, WCME -FM Brunswick, S. C. Maas. WGAR -FM Cleveland Ohio Maine WDJR Oil City, Pa. WEST -FM Easton, Pa. WGAU -FM Athena, Ga. WDKC Albany, N. Y. WEVD -FM New York WGAY Washington WBMI Hartford - WCMF Rochester, N. Y. f WEWO Meridian, Conn. WCMI -FM Ashland, Ky. WDKD -FM Kingstree, -FM Laurinburg, WGBA -FM Columbus, S. C. N. C. Ga. WBMP Elwood, Ind. WCMN -FM Arecibo, WDKN -FM Dickson, tWEZK Knoxville, Tenn, WGBI -FM Scranton, Pa. fWBNC -FM Conway, P. R. Tenn. tWEZY -FM Cocoa, Fla. WGBS Miami N. H. WCMS -FM Norfolk, Va. WDLB -FM Marshfield, WFAA -FM Dallas WGCB -FM Red Lion, Pa. WBNE -FM Fitchburg, WCNA -FM Scottsboro, Wis. WFAH -FM Alliance, WGEE -FM Indianapolis Mass. Ala. WDLP -FM Panama Ohio WORM -FM Quincy, nl. tWBNL-FM Booneville, WCNB -FM Connersville, City, Fla. WFAN Washington WGET -FM Gettysburg, Ind. Ind. WDMJ -FM Marquette, WFAS -FM White Plains, Pa. WBNO -FM Bryan, Ohio WCNH -FM Quincy, Fla Mich. N. Y. WGFA -FM Watseka, Ill. PAGE B-206 1968 BROADCASTING YEARBOOK .
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