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NBC NETWORK Promotion: Alexander S. n> lender. vp, Length of Total Gross WGR -TV Buffalo, N. Y. 1,80n promotion; John Scuoppo, dir, prom; Peter Program Network Charge WCIV -TV Charleston, S. C. 500 M. Tintle, mgr, Mort WSOC -TV C. guest relations: 6 minutes $ 1,743.53 Charlotte, N. 1,300 Fleischmann, nigr, prom, West Coast; Sid- 10 minutes 3,281.91 WRCB -TV Chattanooga, Tenn. 600 ney H. Rechetnik, administrator, special 15 minutes 4,615.13 WLWT Cincinnati, Ohio 1,750 press contacts; Paul Mosher, mgr, prog 20 minutes 5,743.31 WBOY -TV Clarksburg, W. Va. (3) 200 merchandise. 25 minutes 6,794.45 (P) (OAI) WIIC -TV Press and Publicity: M. S. Rukeyser Jr., 30 minutes 7,691.88 KYW -TV Cleveland 2,650 vp, press & pub; Sidney Desfor, mgr, photo 45 minutes 10,153.28 WIS -TV Columbia, S. C. 600 unit; J. Alan Baker, dir, prog pubis Cor- 55 minutes 11,281.46 WLWC Columbus, Ohio 1.150 nelius K. Sullivan, mgr, administration 60 minutes 12,307.00 WLWD Dayton, Ohio 1,300 and services; Joseph Derby, dir, news WESH -TV Daytona Beach -Orlando, publ; Gene Walsh, mgr, bus & trade publ. NBC RADIO AFFILIATES Fla. 600 NBC & WWJ -TV Detroit 3,300 OWNED STATIONS NBC SPOT Executive Committee WTVD Durham -Raleigh, N. C. 1,000 SALES: Raymond W. Welpott, executive WICU -TV Erie, Pa. 650 vp in charge of NBC owned stations and Lyell Bremser. KFAB Omaha, chairman; WKJG NBC Spot Sales Div.; Dominick G. Ferrara, Thomas S. Carr, WBAL Baltimore, sec - -TV Fort Wayne, Ind. 525 dir, bus affairs; William Rubens, dir, rsch. trees: Elmo Ellis, WSB Atlanta, Ga.; WOOD -TV Grand Rapids, Mich. 1,400 Gustav K. Brandborg, vice chmn, KVOO WFBC -TV Greenville -Spartanburg, NBC Spot Sales: Richard H. Close, vp, Tulsa, Okla.; Robert Rich, WDSM Duluth, S. C. 875 NBC Spot Sales; Frederick Lyons, Jr., di- Minn.; Robert E. Kelly, KCRA Sacramento, WSVA -TV Harrisonburg, Va. (3) 300 rector, radio spot sales; Byron E. Goodell, Calif.; Rex Preis, WOAI San Antonio, (OAI) WRC -TV director, tv spot sales (for others see list- Texas; Carl E. George, WGAR Cleveland, WHNB -TV Hartford -New Britain, ing under Reps, page E -7). Ohio; Jack Link, KIDO Boise, Idaho. Conn. 600 NBC Owned Stations (for full informa- WSAZ -TV Huntington -Charleston, tion on facilities and personnel see Radio and Television Station Directories): NBC Television Network WFBM -TV Indianapolis 1,550 WNBC- AM-FM -TV: 30 Rockefeller Plaza, WFGA -TV Jacksonville, Fla. 850 New York, N. Y. 10(120. Circle 7 -8300. Television Network Administration: WJAC -TV Johnstown, Pa. 1,150 Walter D. Scott, exec vp, in charge of tv WATE -TV Knoxville, Tenn. 876 WMAQ- AM-PM -TV: Merchandise Mart. net div; Robert L. Stone, vp, gen mgr, tv WGAL -TV Lancaster- Harrisburg- Chicago 54, Superior 7 -8300. net; Mort Werner, vp, progs; Don Durgin, York, Pa. 1,500 WROV- AM -TV: 1819 Walnut St., Phila- vp, sis; Thomas W. SarnotY, vp, West Coast. WILX -TV Lansing- Onondaga, Mich 700 delphia, Locust 1 -3700. Television Network Easiness Affairs: WLEX -TV Lexington, Ky. (3) 300 KNBC(TV): Sunset Blvd. and Vine St., Nicholas C. Gilles, vp. business affairs, tv WIMA -TV Lima, Ohio (3) (P) 175 Hollywood 28, Hollywood 9 -6161. network; Edward J. Stegman, senior ad- (OAI) WKJG -TV ministrator, prog budgets and servicing; WAVE -TV Louisville, Ky. 1.550 WJAS- AM -PM: Chamber of Commerce Robert O'Connor, dir, business adminis- WCKT Miami, Fla. 1.200 Bldg., i 'i1 t slnirgh 19. Grant 1 -8600. tration tv network; Donald Carswell, mgr, WLBC -TV Muncie, Ind, (3) (P) 200 KNEE- AM -PM: Taylor and O'Farrell price and financial evaluation. (OAI) WFBM -TV Sts., San Francisco 2, Greystone 4 -8700. Television Network Sales: Don Durgin. WNBC -TV New York 9,000 WRC- AM-PM -TV: 4001 Nebraska Ave., vp, tv network sales; John M. Otter, WAVY -TV Norfolk, Va. 850 N.W., Washington 16, Emerson 2 -4000. vp. national sales; Max Buck, vp, WPTV Palm Beach, Fia. (3) 275 execu- eastern sales; James G. Hergen, director, WT3AP -TTA Parkersburg, W. Va.V NEWS: William R. McAndrew, daytime program sales; Dean 100 tive vp in charge of News Div.; Julian Shaffner, (OAI) Goodman, vo; Eugene Juster, dir, news dir, sls planning; Charles R. Abry, vp, gen WTRF -TV film; Carl Lindemann Jr., vp, sports: Don sis exec: Angus Robinson, vp central sis; WRCV -TV Philadelphia 3,900 Meany, dir news progs; James Jurist, dir Stephen A. Flynn, dir, sis sucs; Sam K. WIIC Pittsburgh, Pa. 2,350 bus affairs; Edward Stanley, dir public Maxwell Jr., dir, special program sales. WPTZ Plattsburg, N. Y.- Burlington, affairs; Irving Gitlin, exec prod, creative Television Network Programs: Mort Vt. (OAI) WRGB 500 Werner. vp, programs: Grant A. Tinker, WCSH -TV Portland, Me. 650 projects: Reuven Frank, exec prod, "Hunt- vp, tv net progs, West Coast; William F. WJAR -TV Providence, R. I. 1,560 ley- Brinkley Report "; Rex Goad, dir, Storke, vp, prog administration; Joseph WXEX -TV Richmond -Petersburg, news; Milton Brown, coord, news info; P. Cunneff, dir, nighttime programs; Rob- Va. 750 Robert Northshield, gen mgr, news. ert F. Aaron, director. daytime programs; WSLS -TV Roanoke, Va. 850 Foreign Representatives: Ross Donaldson, dir, program services: WROC -TV Rochester, N. Y. 1,000 Edwin S. Friendly, vp, special progs; David WNEM -TV Saginaw -Bay City, Mich, 1,000 2 Mansfield Street, London W.1, Joseph Tebet, vp, talent rei; Herbert S. Schlosser, (OAI) WWJ -TV Harsch, Kenneth Bernstein. VP. talent and prog administration; Donald WSAV -TV Savannah, Ga. 4011 17 Avenue Maligon. Paris, Bernard .B._Hyatt. dir, special projects; Felix Jack- WRGB Schenectady, N'. Y. 1.625 Frizell, Paul Archinard. son. vp, NBC Productions. WNDIJ-TV South Bend- Elkhart, Kurfuerstandamm -26 -A, Berlin, Gary Operations and Engineering: William Ind. 175 Stindt, Welles Hangen. Trevarthen, vp. WWLP Springfield- Holyoke, Mass 600 Piazza Grazioli 18, Apt. 13, Rome. Irving Greenfield Mass. (WRLP -TV) # R. Levine. NEC-TV AFFILIATES WSYR -TV Syracuse. N. Y. 1,300 Foreign Correspondents Club, 114-2 - Elmira N. Y. (WSYE-TV) # Chome, Marunouchi Chiyodaku, Tokyo, Board of Delegates WFLA -TV Tampa-St. Petersburg, John Rich. A. Louis Fla 1,100 Read. WDSU -TV New Orleans, WPBN -TV 112 Lt Po Chun Chambers Des Voeux chmn; Otto P. Brandt, vice chmn: KING - Traverse City, Mich. (3) 300 Road, C. Hong Kong, James G. Robinson. TV Seattle; David M. Baltimore, vice (OAI) WOOD -TV or WNEN -TV St. George Hotel, Beirut, Lebanon. Ar- chairman WBRE -TV Wilkes- Barre, Pa.; Cheboygan, Mich. (WTOM -TV) # naldo Laeagnina. Charles A. Batson, WIS -TV Columbia. WKTV Utica, N. Y. 600 NBC South Asia News Bureau. New S. C.: George Comte, sec -tress WTMJ -TV, WRC -TV Washington 1,850 Delhi, Piers Anderton. Milwaukee: Gordon Gray. WKTV Utica, WITN -TV Washington-Greenville, Arenales 3891, 20, Buenos Aires, Ed N.Y.; Owen Saddler, KMTV Omaha: James N. C. 550 Arnow. Schiavone, WWJ -TV Detroit; Willard WTRF -TV Wheeling, W. Va. 750 Rio Branco 311 -Room 610, Rio de Jan- Schroeder, WOOD -TV Grand Rapids, WBRE -TV Wilkes- Barre -Scranton, eiro, Wilson Hall. Mich.; Robert W. Ferguson, WTRF -TV Pa. 100 85 Range Rd.. Apt. 1008, Ottawa, Canada, Wheeling, W. Va.; Irving C. Waugh, WSM- WECT Wilmington, N. C. 360 Leif Eid. TV, Nashville, Tenn. WSJS -TV Winston- Salem -Greens- boro, N. C. 900 NBC -TV NETWORK RATES WFMJ -TV Youngstown, Ohio 500 NBC Radio Network WHIZ -TV Zanesville, Ohio (3) (P) 120 Class A time Is Mon. through Sun., 6 -11 (OAI) WLWC p.m., local NEC RADIO NETWORK: William K. time. Central-80 Stations Rate McDaniel, exec vp in charge of radio net- Class C time (50% of Class A rates) is (Associated Stations # included) work division; Robert G. Baal, dir, sales all periods except those listed for Class A and D. KXAB -TV Aberdeen, S. D. (3) (P),.S 100 David A. Engles, sis mgr, central office D C. Holter, sis mgr, western office Class time (40% of Class A rates) (OAI) WDAY -TV Paul Mon. through Fri., 7 -11 a.m. local time for KRBC -TV Abilene, Tex. 326 Howard G. Gardner. mgr sls, eastern office Eastern Time Zone Stations; Mon. through San Angelo (KACB-TV) # Robert C. Hitchins, dir, sis planning Fri. 7 -10 a.m. local time for Central and KCMT Alexandria, Minn. (3) 225 Ludwig W. Simmel, mgr, sis service and Pacific traffic; Robert Wogan, vp, progs; Marion Time Zone stations; Mon. through KALB -TV Alexandria. La. (3) 275 Stephenson, vp, administration; Robert Fri., 7 -9 a.m., local time for Mountain KGNC -TV Amarillo, Tex 425 exec Time Zone stations. KXII -TV Ardmore. Okla. (3) (P) 150 Maurer, prod, "Monitor." Fractional periods of less than one hour (OAI) WBAP TV NBC affiliates as of Oct. 1, 1964: 196. are priced at these percentages of the ap- KTEC -TV Austin. Tex. 575 plicable hour rate: 45 minutes, 80%; 30 WBRZ Baton Rouge, La. 625 NBC RADIO NETWORK RATES minutes, 60 %: 20 minutes, 50 %; 15 min- KPAC -TV Beaumont -Port Arthur, utes, 40 %; 10 minutes 35%; 5 minutes, Tex. 510 Gross costs of participations, full net- 25 %. WAPI -TV Birmingham, Ala. work, follow: 1,250 STATIONS KFYR -TV Bismarck, N. D. (3) (P) 175 Participation Weekday BY TIME ZONE (OAI) WDAY-TV WCHU -TV Champaign, Ill. (P) (3) 175 or Segment "MONITOR" Programming Eastern -72 Stations Rate (OAI) WIGS 5 minutes (Associated Stations # included) Danville Ill. (WICD) # (news) $1,530 ,,,, WALB -TV Albany, Ga. S 476 WMAQ -TV Chicago 4 1"O 5 minutes (other WSB-TV Atlanta, Ga. 1.511^ KOMU -TV Columbia.
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    Thursday, Sept. 03 Friday, Sept. 04 Saturday, Sept. 05 Sunday, Sept. 06 Monday, Sept. 07 Tuesday, Sept. 08 Wednesday, Sept. 09 2020 SEASON PREVIEW MARSHALL COUNTY exoma’ Arms of Lake Texoma’T Football The Madill‘In the Record High Temp: 86 High Temp: 86 High Temp: 86 High Temp: 87 High Temp: 89 High Temp: 81 High Temp: 73 S E C T I O N C T-storms T-storms Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy Check out our 2020 - Football Preview issue on the in side!! The Madill Record ‘In the Arms of Lake TTexoma’exoma’ Vol. 126 — Number 11 Madill, Marshall CountyCounty,, OK 73446 — ThursdayThursday,, September 03, 2020 40 Pages in 3 Sections — $1 Bad storms bring high water Severe thunderstorms dropped massive water on Marshall County on Tuesday morning Courtesy photos Severe thunderstorms dropped massive water on Marshall County, flooding a few streets, making it difficult to pass. The benefits of a new approach to learning for students Metro ing instruction. The process efits that may unfold as more districts from having to pad school before 8:30 a.m. Remote school students or those with showed just how flexible data is collected. calendars. learning enables students to individual education plans The validity of the adage learning systems can be, and • Pace: Virtual learning • Convenience: The Ameri- complete their assignments may benefit the most from re- “necessity is the mother of how virtual instruction may affords students the chance can Academy of Pediatrics when it works best for them. inforced app skills that match invention” was on full display become more than an emer- to work on lessons at a pace recommends that middle and This may help them get more their learning pace in fun ways.
  • Dynamic TV Station

    Dynamic TV Station

    "Hey, Mac, which Altoona station call letters, Information in following order: Location, call letters, Information in following order: Location, packs more punch, power, pep and channel, date granted, starting target dote, network channel, date granted, starting target dote, network and representative. and representative. person- Fort Worth, KTCO (TV) (20), 3/11/53- Unknown. Tacoma, KMO -TV (13), 12/10/52- 9/1/53, Branham. Galveston, KTVR (TV) (41), 11/20/52 -Late Summer, Early Vancouver (Wash.) -Portland (Ore.), KVAN -TV (21), Initial Fall '53. Decision 6/18/53. alities"? Harlingen, KGBS -TV (4), 5/21/53 -9/27/53 -CBS, Pearson. Yakima, KIT -TV (23), 12/4/52 -Aug. '53. Houston, KNUZ -TV (39), 1/8/53 -9/15/53- Forjoe. Houston, KTVP (TV) (23), 1 /8 /53- Unknown. WEST VIRGINIA Houston, KXYZ -TV (29), 6/18/53- Unknown. Beckley, Appalachian TV Corp. (21), 6/25/53- Unknown. "That's easy, Forjoe. Longview, KTVE (TV) (32), 2/5/53 -8/1/53- Charleston, WKNA -TV (49), 3/4/53- 9/1/53, Weed TV. Lubbock, KFYO -TV (5), 5/7/53 -Late '53, Taylor. Fairmont, WJPB -TV (35), 7/1/53 -1/1/54 -Gill- Perna. KTRE -TV (9), Taylor. Jack, Lufkin, 3/11/53 -1954, Parkersburg, WTAP (TV) (15), 2/11/53- 9/21/53. Marshall, Marshall TV Corp. (16), 6/25/53- Unknown. Wheeling, WLTV (TV) (51), 2/11/53 -Oct. '53. TV Co. naturally it's always . Midland, Midesso (2), 7/1/53- 11/1/53. Wheeling, WTRF -TV (7), 4/22/53- 10/1/53, NBC, Holling- San Antonio, KALA (TV) (35), 3/26/53- Unknown.
  • Alaska & Hawaii Will Receive California @

    Alaska & Hawaii Will Receive California @

    ABC COLLEGE FOOTBALL Regional Games for 10/09/04 (3:30 PM ET/12:30 PM PT) KMCY WDAZ Minot Grand Forks WIRT KXLY KFBB Hibbing KOMO Spokane Great Falls Seattle KBMY WDIO WAGM KTMF WDAY KVEW Bismarck Fargo Duluth WBKP Sault Ste. Marie Presque Isle KAPP Missoula WGTQ Kennewick KSAX Calumet Yakima WYOW KWYB KSVI Alexandria Eagle River KATU Billings Butte KHSD Eau Claire Portland KABY KSTP WAOW WVII KSGW Lead WQOW WVNY Bangor Aberdeen Minneapolis Wassau WGTU Sheridan KPRY KRWF WBAY Traverse City Burlington KOTA LaCrosse Green Bay Watertown Pierre Redwood Falls WWTI WMUR WMTW Rapid City WXOW Grand Rapids KEZI KDKF KSFY KAAL Rochester Utica Manchester Portland WZZM WJRT WUTRWTEN Eugene Klamath Falls KIVI KTWO Sioux Falls Austin WKOW WISN Flint WOKR WIXT WCDC KIFI Milwaukee Buffalo Albany Adams Boise Casper KCAU Madison WXYZ Syracuse KSAW Idaho Falls KCRG Battle Creek WLAJ WKBW WGGB WCVB KDRV Sioux City Detroit WIVT Twin Falls KKTU KDUH Cedar Rapids WTVO WOTV Lansing WENY Springfld Boston Medford Rockford Cleveland WJET Elmira Binghampton Cheyenne Scottsbluff WOI WLS WEWS Erie KRCR KWNB KETV WQAD WTVG WTNH Chicago WBND WNEP WLNE Omaha Des Moines Moline WPTA Toledo WYTV WATM New Haven Redding Hayes Center So. Akron Scranton Providence KAEF Bend Ft. Wayne Youngstown Altoona KHGI KLKN WHOI Steubenville WABC Eureka KTVX WKEF New York Kearney Lincoln KQTV KTVO Peoria WTOV WTAE WHTM Salt Lake City KMGH WGEM WRTV Dayton WSYX St. Joe's Kirksville Pittsburgh Harrisburg WPVI KOLO Denver Indianapolis Columbus Quincy WAND WTRF Philadelphia KTKA WCPO Baltimore Reno KLBY KMBC Decatur Wheeling Topeka Cincinnati WJLA WMAR Colby Kansas WBOY/WDTV KJCT KRDO KMIZ KDNL Wash, DC WMDT KXTV City Evansville WCHS Clarksburg WHSV Grand Junction Colorado Columbia St.
  • 2018 STD Prevention Conference / Preliminary Surveillance Release News Coverage As of September 5, 2018

    2018 STD Prevention Conference / Preliminary Surveillance Release News Coverage As of September 5, 2018

    2018 STD Prevention Conference / Preliminary Surveillance Release News Coverage as of September 5, 2018 NCSD MENTION WIRE Bloomberg “'We Are Sliding Backward': STDs Hit Record High in U.S. As Resistant Gonorrhea Emerges” (Anna Edney) 8/28/18 o Pickup Includes: . The Atlantic . Chicago Tribune . Daily Jeffersonian . Daytona Beach News-Journal . Herald-Tribune . Lincoln Courier . Milford Daily news . Newsmax . Observer-Dispatch . Pocono Record . Sea Coast Online . SF Gate . Star News Online HealthDay News “STDs on the rise: CDC says gonorrhea, syphilis, chlamydia hit record levels in U.S.” (Dennis Thompson) 8/28/18 o Pickup Includes . CBS News . Doctor’s Lounge . EMPR . Four States Homepage . Infectious Disease Advisor . WCCO-TV (CBS; Minneapolis, MN) . WCTV-TV (CBS; Thomasville, GA) CONSUMER (PRINT/ONLINE) The Atlantic “The U.S. Hits Record STD Numbers—and Prevention Budgets Continue to Fall” (Angela Lashbrook) 8/28/18 Axios “2017 set records for STD diagnoses in the United States” (Ellen Drage O’Reilly) 8/28/18 BuzzFeed “STD Cases Hit A Record High In The US Last Year” (Lauren Strapagiel) 8/28/18 HuffPost “U.S. Has Highest STD Rates In Industrialized World. Experts Blame A Lack Of Resources.” (Lauren Weber) 8/28/18 Sky News “'Very concerning' new record as 2.3m STD cases diagnosed in US” (Aubrey Allegretti) 8/28/18 USA Today “Sexually-transmitted diseases surge for the 4th straight year, CDC reports” (Ken Alltucker) 8/28/18 . KTHV-TV (CBS; Little Rock, AR) . KUSA-TV (NBC; Denver, CO) . Lehigh Valley Business . Plymouth Daily News