Broadcasting Telecasting (Apr-Jun 1957)

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26 H YEAR B ROADCASTING TELECASTING THE BUSINESSWEEK LY OF RADIO AND TELEVISION APRIL 29, 1957 35c per COPY m Tax ruling may trip up big station deals They're lining up next fall's network tv Good news for AAAA: Business is booming Congressmen throw block to pay-tv test Page 33 Page 34 Page 36 Page 64 Trouble with the tax man The lineup for fall tv Snag for pay-tv test Get more than y$\ \ of Iowa's Food Sales Potential) \ AW AfHO 9'ves you Iowa's Metropolitan Areas Vz of Food Sales) . . . PLUS THE REMAINDER OF IOWA! )wa's six Metropolitan Areas, all combined, o 37.5% of the State's Food Sales. The rest of Iowa accounts for a whopping 62.5%! ou can buy a number of Iowa radio stations and fet good coverage of individual Metropolitan Areas — ut WHO gives you high coverage of ALL Metroolitan Areas, plus practically all the REMAINDER f Iowa, too! FREE MERCHANDISING! • HO Radio maintains one of the nation's most comrehensive and successful FREE merchandising services p 350 high-volume grocery stores for FOOD adversers who buy S300 gross time per week; in 250 highlume drug stores for DRUG advertisers who buy *250 per week. (A S200 Food plan is also available.) sk us — or PGW— for all the facts! I 11 Sioux City — 4.4% Oes Moines — -11.0% Dubuque — 3.1 % Tri-Cities — 10.8% Cedar Ropids — 3.7% Waterloo — 4.5% REMAINDER OF IOWA 62.5%! IOWA FOOD SALES 1956 Consumer Market Figures WHO Radio is pari of Central Broadcasting Company which also owns and operates WHO-TV, Des Moines WOC-TV, Davenport WHO for Iowa PIUS! Des Moines . . . 50,000 Watts Col. B. J. Palmer. President P. A. Lovet. President Manager Robert H. Harter, Sales Manager = Peters, Griffin. Woodward, Inc., National Representatives t,