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STATIONS
Gibson Jr.. assistant market development manager. National Brewing Co.. Baltimore. Md.. to WSOC-TV sales staff.
Herbert F. Grayson, press information director. YVBBM Chicago, named information services director for WBBM-AM-FM-TY.
Bill Hasbrook. formerly general manager of KFSD San Diego and KFXM San Bernardino, to KFYVB Los Angeles as account executive.
Dave McConnaughey. WJIM-TY Lansing sales department and son of FCC Chairman George C. McConnaughey. to WOOD-TV Grand Rapids, both Mich., sales department.
Ray Carroll, formerly WMCA New York disc jockey, to WICC Bridgeport. Conn., as 6 to 10 a.m. morning headliner.
Ted Muller, formerly with W'BEC Pittsfield. Mass., and Victoria Sellner. formerly with WARM Scranton. Pa., to WSTC Stamford. Conn., announcing staff and commercial department respectively.
Jack Rea. director at KARD-TV Wichita, Kans.. resigns to enter restaurant business in Texarkana. Texas.
Hank Forbes, general manager and disc jockey at WLYN Lynn. Mass.. to YVBMS as disc jockey succeeding Ken Maiden.
Fred Covington. WXEX-TY Richmond. Ya.. to WBUF (TV) Buffalo. N. Y., as staff announcer.
Art Rice, formerly with KCMO Kansas City, to KARD-TV Wichita. Kans.. as staff announcer.
John Babcock, assistant news director. KDAY Santa Monica. Calif., given additional duties as music librarian.
John K. McCarthy Jr.. KYOD Denver, to K.BTV (TV), same city, local sales staff.
Keith Wasser. account executive. KRCGTV Jefferson City, to WHB Kansas City, both Mo., sales staff.
Herman Fell to WBBM-AM-FM Chicago production staff.
Jerry Dunphy. new s director at \\ XIX (TV) Milwaukee, to WBBM-TY Chicago.
Ralph Renick. news director of WTYJ 1TY1 Miami, elected president of Fla. United Press Broadcasters-Telecasters Assn. and Bill Gramer. chief newscaster of WGTO Haines City. Fla.. named association's vice president.
Lennox T. Cinnamond. general manager of KSAN San Francisco, killed last month in automobile accident.
Charles Cecil, announcer at KFI Los Angeles, father of boy.
Bob Buckley, weatherman. KHAS-TV Hasting, Neb., father of boy. James Harmon.
Mary Ann Baker. KNXT (TV) Los Angeles, married to Lee Kleinert on April 12.
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