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Viceroy's 'Biggest Laugh'
editor:
I have been following cartoons in business and trade papers for years. Definitely, my biggest laugh came from the Sherwin L. Tobias sketch [Editorial page, Oct. 21].
If available, I would like the original art for permanent display in my Louisville office. I'll finish the count — more than 20,000!
Always looking forward to your next issue . . .
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Fetier's Veterans: 395 Years
EDITOR I
Several weeks ago, Fetzer Broadcasting Co. held its annual Ten Year Club party at which six new members were admitted. This makes 28 employes who have been with the company for 10 years or more. Total service in broadcasting by club membership is 395 years experience. If there is any other radio and tv station in the U. S. with more than a third of its employes who have been with the company 10 or more years, we'd like to hear about it.
Marjorie Marquardt
Promotion Dept.
Fetzer Broadcasting Co.
Kalamazoo, Mich.
Separation Might Go Further
editor:
I noted an item [Closed Circuit, Oct. 21] that the broadcasting industry is a little bit upset because it has been allowed only 30 minutes to tell the story of radio and television [at Public Relations Society of America convention this month] while other media such as magazines, newspapers, etc., have each been given approximately 30 minutes. The broadcasters feel that radio and television are separate media and should each have 30 minutes.
I agree that they are separate media and
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