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• PULSE: January-February, 1957 REPRESENTED NATIONALLY BY JOHN BLAIR & COMPANY
Page 106 • April 8, 1957
STATIONS
KNAC-TV Names Campbell
KNAC-TV Fort Smith, Ark., has announced names of new personnel, headed by new General Manager Dick Campbell, formerly of KOTV (TV) Tulsa. Glenn W. White, also formerly of KOTV, has been named program director. Others named: R. L. Masters, formerly of KARK-TV Little Rock, chief engineer; Ralph Smith, KARK-TV, assistant chief engineer; Norman Edman, chief director; Bob Hardy, film department; Milt Peters, sports director; Mary Cole, KFPW Fort Smith, traffic director; Gay Clapp, receptionist, and Molly Boiling, bookkeeping department. KNAC-TV has filed with the FCC to transfer 50% ownership of the station from the estate of Hiram S. Nakdimen, deceased, to George Hernreich, Fort Smith jeweler [B«T, Feb. 11],
STATION PEOPLE
Harold F. Gross, Charlotte I. Gross, Howard K. Finch, Raymond W. Miottel and James H. Spencer, all WJIM-AM-TV Lansing, Mich., directors, re-elected.
Frank C. Mclntyre, vice president-general manager of KLIX Twin Falls, Idaho, to KVOS-AM-TV Bellingham, Wash., as vice president.
Bernard J. McGuiness Jr., assistant general manager of WGIR Manchester, N. H., named general manager.
Donald R. Powers, manager, WRDO Augusta, Maine, to Maine Broadcasting System (WCSH Portland, WLBZ Bangor and WRDO) as manager.
T. K. Barton, vice president-general manager KARK-AM-TV Little Rock, Ark., named executive vice president. Douglas J. Romine, KARK-AM-TV assistant general
MR. BARTON MR. ROMINE
manager, named vice president-station manager.
Al Bauer, radio veteran, named manager of KBZY Salem, Ore., which plans to go on air sometime in May.
Lee Browning, account executive WFIE-TV Evansville, Ind.. named general sales manager.
Collin W. Lowder, vice president-general manager of KIMN Denver, to program director, KFMB San Diego.
Len Corwin, Tv Programs of America, to WCRB-AM-FM Boston as commercial manager.
Harry Waterhouse, program director, WCMR Elkhart, Ind., named assistant man
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