Broadcasting Telecasting (Oct-Dec 1959)

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The new WAVE Radio and Television Center is one of the most complete and efficient "broadcasting plants" in the Nation. ABOVE: The larger of our two new TV studios — 65' x 45', and 23' high (large enough for a tennis court). BELOW: The conference room, where daily meetings are held to plan and co-ordinate every activity involving programming and service to the people of our area and the advertisers on our stations.