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OPEN MIKE CONTINUED
sincere appreciation of all of us at RAB for the editorial and truly outstanding news coverage of the National Radio Advertising Clinic [Lead Story, Oct. 14]. Your active interest in this industry affair has contributed to its ultimate success. Oscar Elder
Director of Press Information Radio Advertising Bureau New York City
editor:
Again you provided masterful collaboration, this time with a heart-warming report on how radio's substantial buyers are singing its praises [Lead Story, Oct. 14]. Also commendable is your new, concise title, Broadcasting.
Howard L. Schreiber
Eastern Sales Manager
WCAM Camden, N. J.
On Desks Everywhere
editor:
I would like to express my appreciation for the fine article [Our Respects, Oct. 7]. I can certainly back up the ABC's circulation audit with great authority, for I have received what seems like a countless number of copies of the article in the mail from here, the West Coast and all points in between. Ted Bergmann President
Parkson Adv. Agency New York City
Kaiser Industries Pays the Tab
editor:
Many thanks for the fine story on the maverick calf scramble held in Dallas [Programs & Promotions, Oct. 21]. The only regret is our phrasing in the original release which could easily be construed as the local bakery being sponsor. The bakery's new Maverick spice cake was a local merchandising tie-in only and all due credit should be given Kaiser Industries for sponsorship of this fine show [Maverick on ABC-TV].
Alex Keese
Managing Director
WFAA-AM-TV Dallas
Wasn't Doing Play-by-Play
editor:
To set the record straight, we wish to correct any impression that anyone but the assigned sportscasters were broadcasting play-by-play reports of the World Series [Programs & Promotions, Oct. 14]. John Carmichael, Chicago Daily News sports editor, provided his expert analysis of Series happenings for his Texaco Sports Final listeners and this included interviews with team personnel.
Herb Grayson
Director of Information Services WBBM Chicago
[EDITOR'S NOTE — Our roundup story said Mr. Carmichael "reported the final out of the seventh game."]
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