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file week in brief
FIVE MORE FACE ANTITRUST
Block-booking of films charged Associated Artists, C&C, NT A, Screen Gems, United Artists. Hansen indicates other actions in tv pend .... 27
P&G STILL KINGFISH
Firm's gross time expenditures in Jannary went over the $4 million mark. Using PIB figures, B*T makes its monthly reports on network buys and buyers 30
RADIO'S MUSCLES FLEXED
Changes in economic conditions make radio a better buy than ever, CBS Radio Spot Sales' Allison tells Cincinnati advertising group 36
SDX HONORS EIGHT
National journalistic fraternity confers annual awards in radio and television
44
CBS DOMINATES PEABODYS
Annual awards include five for CBS, two for ABC, and one for NBC, with MBS sharing another with NBC. WNYC turns up with two winners 46
HOW FILMS ARE FARING
B»T again reports ARB findings on which of the syndicated shows earned top ratings in 10 major markets 54
TIME INC. PURCHASE APPROVED
Buy of three am-tv properties from Bitner tops list of FCC authorizations last week. In all, station transfers amount to $18.5 million 56
THE DAYTIMERS' COMPLAINTS
FCC will face more questions at Senate subcommittee hearing April 29-30. Clear Channel Broadcasting Service, small independent operators and possibly State Dept slated to appear 56
BMI CLINICS READY TO GO
First two start next Saturday. Total of 40 slated in cities over the nation between April 27 and June 21 66
CBS INC. RECORD BOUND
Annual stockholders meeting told profits already 8% above '56 pace. Vhf station expansion plans, report on recent CBS Radio rate changes also discussed 101
CUT NIGHT RADIO RATES
That's proposal of Edward Petry & Co., pioneer representation firm which terms it as fact-facing and a better sales policy in the long run 103
STORER SPLITS AM, TV
Separate divisions to start May 1. Rine will head radio; George Storer Jr. to be television chief 104
A DECAL ON THE DOOR
RCA Thesaurus reports overwhelming success for modest-budget retailers with its 'Shop at The Store With the Mike on The Door' 118
LOUISVILLE LIKED IT
W A VE waves healthy Pulse ratings to prove how successful its local-version of 'Monitor' has been 122
departments
Advertisers & Agencies 29
At Deadline 7
Awards 44
Closed Circuit 5
Colorcasting 37
Editorial 134
Education 117
Film 50
For the Record 125
Government
56
In Public Interest .
116
In Review
12
International ....
114
Lead Story
27
Manufacturing
101
Milestones
24
Networks
95
On All Accounts
22
Open Mike
16
Our Respects ... 20 Personnel Relations 64
Playback 115
Program Services 66 Programs& Promotions 1 1 8
Ratings 38
Stations .103
Trade Assns 98
Upcoming 1 28
Broadcasting Publications Inc. Sol Taishoft Maury Long Edwin H. James President Vice President Vice President
H. H. Tash Secretary
B. T. Taishoff Irving C. Miller Treasurer Comptroller
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