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1962-63 EDITION Including Contour Maps of of Commercial Stations as elevision Filed With The FCC.. Area Coverage and ARB Circulation USED BY THE ADVERTISINGoo AND TELEVISION INDUSTRIES at a HE AUTHORITATIVEact REFERENCE Glance... 1ForeignTV Stations & Sets Community Antenna Systems U.S. & Canada EquipmentMan- ifacturers Station Sales, Transfers, Brokers TV Networks Educational Stations Pro - Table of Contents 1ram Sources TV Set Makers IndustryStatistics TV Tape Producers FCC Personnel * Station Applications TV Color Stations Advertising Agencies Station Representatives Page 6-a PUBLISHED BY TELEVISION DIGEST, INC., WASHINGTON,D. C. $15.00 The Mark of Television Experience The" Who's Who" of Equipment Experts Broadcast Field Salo smen Atlanta 3, Ga. JA 4-7703 Cleveland 15, OhioCH 1-3450 Indianapolis, Ind. ME 6-5321 Portland 12, Ore. 234-7297 134 Peach Tree St., N.W. 1600 Keith Bldg. 501 N. LaSalle St. 1841 N.E. Couch St. P. G. Walters W. C. Wiseman D. Allen C. Raasch R. Smith Austin 3, Texas GL 3-8233 Dallas 35, Texas ME 1-3050 Kansas City 15, Mo. EM 1-6770 San Francisco 2, Cal. OR 3-8027 4605 Laurel Canyon Drive 7901 Carpenter Freeway 7711 State Line Rd. 420 Taylor St. J. N. Barclay E. H. Hoff D. Crawford E. E. Gloystein G. W. Bricker R. J. Newman Camden 2, N. J. WO 3-8000 Dedham, Mass. DA 6-8850 Memphis 12, Tenn. FA 4-4434 Seattle 4, Wash. MA 2-8350 Front & Cooper Sts. 336 Washington St. 3189 Summer Ave. 2250 First Ave., S. J. Gimbel J. R. Sims J. P. Ulasewicz B. Fincher R. Varda Charlotte 4, N. Cft, 333-3996 Detroit 35, Mich. 357-0080 Minneapolis22, Minn. 561-4615 Washington 6, D.C. FE 7-8500 504 Charlottetown Mall A-300 Southfield Office Plaza 6224 Chowen Ave., N. 1725 "K" St., N.W. R. Williams J. P. Shipley W. G. Eberhart 0. J. McReynolds E. Clammer Chicago 54, III. 467-5900 Burbank, Calif. 849-6741 New York 20, N. Y.MU 9-7200 West Palm Beach, Fla. 683-2219 Room 2000, Merchandise Mart 2700 Olive Ave. 36 W. 49th St. 645 Military Trail A. Jester A. Power E. Frost 0. E. Wagner R. E. Giles BROADCAST AND TELEVISION EQUIPMENT BUILDING 15-5, CAMDEN, :',10/10107181EMM RESPECT THROUGH LEADERSHIP Television Digest, Inc. 2025 Eye St., N.W., Washington 6, D. C. 18 years of complete publishing service to the television and advertising industries Television Digest Television Factbook AMIFM Radio Station Directory Map of TV Stations and Network Routes TV Addenda AMIFM Addenda Television Digest The industry's weekly newsletter.Concise, knowledgeable, factual - Television Digestis the "Monday Must" for the top echelon industry leaders . their quick easy way to stay on top of all the fast -breaking news in the consumer electronics and telecasting Television Digest industries.In digest form, the news - comprehensive, department- alized and interpretative - covers allthe basic television trends and developments, including Networks, Stations, Advertising, FCC, FTC, Congress, Film and Tape, Programming, Manufacturing and Distribution, Foreign Developments, Educational TV, Finance, Tech- nology and Auxiliary Services. Television Factbook The field's most authoritative reference for the advertising and tele- vision industries.Published annually.More than 1,000 pages of valuable reference material including up -dated coverage maps for every commercial station in the country.Major features include: A full page devoted to each U. S. commercial station, complete with coverage map, ARB circulation data, Grade A and B cov- erage contours, personnel and digest of rates. Directory of all foreign television stations. Directories of network personnel, rates and affiliates. Directories of attorneys, engineers, brokers and FCC personnel. Directories of TV program sources and leading ad agencies. Directory of CATV in the U. S and Canada. Directoriesof manufacturers ofstation and closed circuit equipment, television and radio receiving equipment. AMIFM Radio Station Directory Comprehensive in its listings, the Station Directory is published once each year. Included are all North American AM and FM stations by state and frequency, with company names, addresses, power DA's, FM antenna heights, network affiliations and stereooperations. Additionally shown areall AM and FM applications by state and frequency, AM and FM stations bycalllettersand FCC'soffi- cially approved AM and FM transmitters and monitors. RACl/C. 97/4TFO'N L7IRECTOgrY TV Addenda A weekly TV service to keep the annual Television Factbook up-to- date. The weekly TV Addenda reports on all current FCC decisions, applications and changes. AMIFM Addenda A weekly AM/FM service to keep the annual AM/FM Radio Station Directory up-to-date.The weekly AM/FM Addenda reports onall current FCC decisions, applications and changes. TV Stations and Network Routes Map An up-to-date two-color wall map ready for framing. Shown are all stations (U.S. Territories, Canada and Mexican border), allcities with TV applications pending or CP's granted, all cities over 10,000 population, time zones and present and projected microwave and coaxial circuits.(All maps shipped in sturdy mailing tube). For individual and group rates, see inside back cover. inBoston ausic series Symphony of to 13 one note,. Orchestra, -hour The104TV concerts, pieceConcert orqhestrato featuring Specials bethe conducted world renowned by Moiart,willCharlesHonnegger. 'include Bach, Munch the Schumann. Copland. worksand Erich of HandelFranck.Beethoven, Lemsdorf, Diamond,Milhaud, Haydn Piston, Purcell, Wagner, Mendelssohn.ASSOCIATEDSEVEN SibeliusCORP. andARTS Brahms r CHICAGO:NEWA SUBSIDIARY YORK: 8922-D 270 OFPark N. SEVEN LaAvenue Crosse ARTS (P.O. PRODUCTIONS, Box- 613),ORchardYUkon Skokie, 6-17174-5105' LTD. TORONTO,LOSDALLAS: ANGELES: 5641 ONTARIO:- Charleston3562 Royal 11 Adelaide DriveWoods Drive,St. West, ShermanEMpireADamsSTate Oaks, 4-71938-82769-2855 Calif. LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA Eachaslugger in itsmarket!...Different! moresales foryouradvertising dollars! LOSANGELES1 PHILADELPHIA CLEVELAND KGBS WIBG wJw 4-a TV Farthnnk- Nn !MRS I CLEVELAND CLEVELAND ATLANTA MIAMI TOLEDO TOLEDO ...Individual! ...Theoneobjective... ImportantStationsin Important Markets CLEVELAND ATLANTA MIAMI TOLEDO TOLEDO WJW-TV WAGA-TV STORER WGBS WSPD WSPD-TV BROADCASTING COMPANY 1962-63 Edition 5-a Index to Contents Daniels & Associates 825 Ceylon, TV & radio network executives 741 Day -Wellington Inc. 765 Channel allocations- Daytime Broadcasters Association 975 by channels, Vhf & Uhf 858-864 DeForest Pioneers Inc. 976 Canada, by province & city 865 Degrees offered in TV & radio 970-973 Mexican border, by state & city 866 Denmark, TV stations & sets in use 746 U.S., by state & city 851-857 Description of station directory 2 -a -3-a U.S. Possessions, by city 857 Desilu Productions 839 Channel frequencies, foreign 752 Devney Organization Inc., The 765 Channel Television Network Ltd. 761 Disc Jockey Association (DJA) 976 Chapman Co. Inc. (station broker) 825 Disney, Walt, Productions Inc. 839 Chicago Tribune -New York News 805, 806 Distributors- Chile, TV stations & sets in use 745 TV film 834-850 China (Mainland), TV stations & sets in use 745 TV tape programs & commercials 828, 829 China (Nationalist)-(See Taiwan) TV sets in use, by screen size 32-a Chris-Craft Industries Inc. 806 Dominican Republic, TV stations & sets 746 Church of the Brethren 982 Dora -Clayton Agency Inc. 765 Clear Channel Broadcasting Service 975 Drewry, R. H., Group 806 Closed -Circuit TV- DuMont, Allen B., Laboratories Inc. .... 945, 948 equipment manufacturers 880-882 producers & syndicators 883 E Colleges & Universities owning TV stations 703-720 Ecuador, TV stations & sets in use 747 Colleges offering TV & radio degrees 970-973 Educational Facilities Laboratories 978 Colombia, TV stations & sets in use 745 Educational TV station directory 703-720 Color TV, status of stations 826-827, 829 Educational Television & Radio Center 978 Columbia Broadcasting System- Egypt (See United Arab Republic) affiliates, executives, rates & data 64 -a -67-a EIA, executives & divisions 950, 953 billings, TV 36-a EIA of Canada 980 color status of affiliates 827 EIA statistics- network engineering 802 consumer products factory sales 37-a parent organization 951 mono & stereo factory sales 37-a Commercials, producers 8.28-829 phonograph distributor -to -dealer sales 37-a Commissioners, FCC 788-789 radio set production 33-a Committees, Congressional, dealing with TV 813 receiving tube sales 37-a Community antenna systems- transistor sales 37-a directory of installations, U.S. & Canada 887-929 TV picture tube sales 37-a equipment manufacturers 880-882 TV receiver production, yearly 32-a, 33-a group ownership, U.S. & Canada 930-932 Eire (See Ireland) Community Broadcasters Association 975 Electronic Distributors Research Institute 792 Community Broadcasting Service 806 Electronic Industries Association (EIA) 950, 953 Community Radio Corp. 806 Electronic Industries Assn. (Canada) 980 Composers, Authors & Publishers Electronic News (Fairchild) 967 Assn. of Canada 982 Electronic Representatives Assn. 976 Conde Nast Publications Inc. 811 Electronics industry factory sales 36-a Congo- Electronics industry output 33-a TV station 745 Electronics Manufacturers Association 976 TV & radio network executives 741 Electronics research laboratories 948-949 Congress-committees dealing with TV 813 El Salvador, TV stations & sets in use 746-747 Construction permits 774-784 Emerson Radio & Phonograph Co. 934 Consultants, public relations 958-959 Engineering departments, network 80.2 Consulting engineers, TV -radio 800-802 Engineering
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    Nov. 26, 2014 Turner Classic Movies, Walt Disney World Resort and The Walt Disney Studios Team Up to Share Stories Centered on Classic Film Features Include New TCM Integration in Theme Park Attraction and On-Air Showcase of Disney Treasures Turner Classic Movies (TCM) today announced new strategic relationships with Walt Disney World Resort and The Walt Disney Studios to broaden its reach in family entertainment with joint efforts centered on classic film. At Disney's Hollywood Studios, the "The Great Movie Ride" Attraction highlights some of the most famous film moments in silver screen history and is set to receive a TCM-curated refresh of the pre-show and the finale. TCM branding will be integrated into the attraction's marquee as well as banners, posters and display windows outside the attraction. In the queue line, families will enjoy new digital movie posters and will watch a new pre-ride video with TCM host Robert Osborne providing illuminating insights from the movies some of which guests will experience during the ride. The finale will feature an all-new montage of classic movie moments. After guests exit the attraction, they will have a photo opportunity with a classic movie theme. The TCM-curated refresh is set to launch by spring. As part of the relationship with The Walt Disney Studios, TCM will launch Treasures from the Disney Vault, a recurring on-air showcase that will include such live-action Disney features as Treasure Island (1950), Darby O'Gill and the Little People (1959) and Pollyanna (1960); animated films like The Three Caballeros (1944) and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr.