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I'm Day at NAB Convention -May 60 92 Fm: Market for "Class" and
New Products Jan. 60 54
Low Cost Fm Receivers Feb. 60 7 Station Survey on Fm Listener
Preferences Mar. 60 58
Zakin's Fm Show June 60 70
GOVERNMENT
Daytime Broadcasters Request Longer Day May 60 21
FTC on Threat of Restrictive Legislation Jan. 60
Frederick F. Ford New FCC
Chairman Apr. 60
NAB on House Proposals May 60
Payola and Sponsorship Identification June 60
R.\B on Regulation June 60
Regulatory Legislation
Weighed Mar. 60 15
Small-Market Broadcasters Ask Relief from Overtime Provisions June 60
NETWORKS
ABC's "Fixed Interval" Plan
ABC's Pauley Reports Business Surge
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Mar. 60 59
Jur
60 71 60 55
ABC Has High Sales Volume Jan.
Affiliates Support NBC Program Plan May 60 9.3
Canada's First Private Network Feb. 60 69
CBS Adds Affiliates Mar. 60 59
t*CBS and Texaco Operacasts May 60 53
CBS Builds Daytime Schedule Feb. 60 68
CBS Guide to Station Editorials Feb. 60 45
CBS Operating in Black Jan. 60 55
t*Fritos Network Campaign Apr. 60 22
Hayes Reports on CBS Programming Apr. 60 96
Keystone Adds Affiliates Apr. 60 96
Keystone's 20th Anniversary Mar. 60 20
MBS Head on Network's Role Mar. 60 59
MBS Survey on Community
Image June 60 71
Minnesota Mining Purchases
MBS May 60 93
•Network's Public Interest
Role May 60 59
NBC Makes Top Management
Changes Feb. 60 68
NBC's Medical Radio System Jan. 60 55
NBC Reports Sales Rise June 60 71
NBC's Stabile on News Standards Mar. 60 59
Network Advertisers (^Listing)
Jan. 60 26 ♦Network Outlook for 1960 Jan. 60 25
PRODUCT CATEGORIES
fAUTOMOBILE AND ACCESSORIES
♦Champion Spark Plugs June 60 30
fAUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Automobile Dealer
Jan. 60 49 Feb. 60 51 Apr. 60 91
June 60 84 Used Car Dealer Apr. 60 91
tSANKS AND SAVINGS
Sa\in.i: Dank I'cii. 60 51
fBUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
Home Builder Jan. 60
49
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June 60
63
21
*Z()noIite Success Jan. 60
28
14
fCLOTHING
13
Shoe Store Feb. 60
51
19
tDEPARTMENT STORE
15
Dept. Store Feb. 60
51
15
Five and Dime Store Mar. 60 Globe Dept. Store Uses
54
15
Radio June 60
5
tFOOD AND BEVERAGES
Beer Distributor Apr. 60 91
*Frito Corn Chips Apr. 60 22
Milnot June 60 63
*Underwood Dexilcl Ham Jan. 60 32
fFOOD (RETAIL)
Supermarket Jan. 60 49
tFURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS
Rug (iiimpan>
June 60 63
tHARDWARE AND APPLIANCES
Appliances Sewing Machine
May 60 84 Mar. 60 54
fJEWELRY AND WATCHES
*Hamilton Watches Mar. 60 36
fPUBLICATIONS
McCall's Magazine May 60 84
tREAL ESTATE
Realty Co. Mar. 60 54
tSHOPPING CENTER
Shopping Center Apr. 60 91
tTRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION
*Air France
Jan. 60 35
tMISCELLANEOUS
Auto Garage May 60 84
Turkey Farm Jan. 60 49
* Hearing Aids — Acousticon Mar. 60 28 House Trailers Mar. 60 54
*. Movies— Industry Wrap-Up Mar. 60 28
* Paper Plates — Fonda June 60 38 Restaurant June 60 63
*Rodenticide-^d-Con Feb. 60 28
PROGRAMMING
Balaban's Active Monitoring
System Feb. 60 7 CBS Builds Daytime Schedule
Feb. 60 68
Indicates feature length article — f Use Story
CBS Guide to Stations
Editorials Feb. 60 45 Hayes Reports on CB.S Programming Apr. 60 96 KMOX Afternoon Talk
Format Mar. 60 7 NBC's Stabile on News
Standards Mar. 60 59
♦Program Services Feb. 60 36
Apr. 60 32
* Public Service Programming May 60 24
RTFS Radio Survey Apr. 60 19
PROMOTION SALES TECHNIQUES
MERCHANDISING
A very-Knodel's Promot ion
Report
June 60
66
*Blair Group Plan
June 60
34
*NAB Builds Radio uiih
Radio
Apr. 60
48
NAB Radio Month Jingles
May 60
19
*RAB Builds Radio Sales
Apr. 60
52
RAB's Pocket Presentation
June 60
64
Radio xMonth
May 60
7
Radio Month Activity
June 60
57
U. S. RADIO
Auffust 1960
PUBLIC SERVICE
Advertising Council on Pul)lic
Service Apr. 60 94 ♦Agency Stake in Public
Interest May 60 62
♦Community Service May 60 44
* Editorializing May 60 28 *Effective Public Service for
Advertiser May 60 67
"Live and Learn" Public Service
Campaign Feb. 60 16
* Lincoln on the "Hidden Revo
lution" May 60 61 *McGannon on Radio's Role May 60 57 NAB Editorializing Study May 60 7 NBC Spot Measures Role of Public Service Programming Mar. 60 7 ♦Networks in Public Service May 60 59 ♦News Activities May 60 32 Petry's Public Service Study May 60 7 Public Service Efforts Mar. 60 18 Radio Developing Editorial
Viewpoints Feb. 60 45
* Radio in the Public Interest May 60 25 Taft Washington Bureau May 60 7
t^Texaco's Metropolitan Opera May 60 53 Voice of Democracy Contest
Winners Feb. 60 15
RADIO EQUIPMENT
♦Equipment on Display Apr. 60 57
Radio Set Production
See AIRWAVES Every Month
RADIO RATES AND EXPENDITURES
Katz on National Spot Radio
Costs Feb. 60 53
Low-Cost Way to Boost Sales Mar. 60 49
Rate Cutting Charges June 60 5
Sinclair's Sight Draft System June 60 47
Spot Radio Moves Up Jan. 60 22 SRA Estimates 1959 Spot
Business Apr. 60 3
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