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WHICH TV STATION
DOMINATES
SOUTH BEND?
The South Bend-Elkhart Television Audience
RANK
PROGRAM I Love Lucy
l^M CI?',0 SeCre»
Th^aM?i.My Line The Millionaire
p E. Theater
Hh 4L000I Questio„
Hitchcock Presents
December Bride
$64,000 Challenge Como Show
ClinSi TrUSt Y°Ur Wi'e? Lassie
Robin Hood
Pl„ 2Mvers Sh"w Playhouse 90
j«bkteynp?:show
The Lineup r aram Gunsmoke Name That Tune Your Hit Parade
WSBT-TV /station
50.5
49.1
48.7
45.8
45.5 44.0 42.7 41.8 41.1 37.5 37.4 37.1
36.4 36.3 36.0 34.9 33.5 33.5
32.7 32.2 32.0
36.8
STATION "B'
31.6
ARB Ratings— Feb
••uory 8th thru Feb
roary 14th
43 OF THE 50 TOP-RATED SHOWS ARE CARRIED BY WSBT-TV
There's no doubt about it — WSBT-TV dominates the
South Bend television picture One audience study after
another proves this. You just don't cover South Bend
unless you use WSBT-TV! Write for detailed market data. PAUL H. RAYMER CO.. INC., NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES
WSBT
TV
CBS... A CBS BASIC
OPTIONAL STATION
SOUTH
BEND,
IND.
CHANNEL
34
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TE LE C ASTI N G
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