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M John C. Lee, sales manager, KBNZ La Junta, to KGHF Pueblo, both Colorado, as commercial manager, succeeding Ray J. Williams, resigned.
George E. McGary, formerly sales manager, WANT Richmond, Va., to WANB Waynesburg, Pa., as station manager. He succeeds Edward J. Kroen who becomes program director.
Gordon F. Max, pro ► duction manager, WRECTV Memphis, to WMBDTV Peoria, 111., in similar capacity. WMBD-TV's target-date is January 1958.
J. Arthur Stober, formerly co-owner of Singer-Stober Assoc., (tv film producers) Miami Beach, Fla., to WNHC-TV New Haven, Conn., as production manager.
■< L. Walton Smith, advertising and promotion director, WROC-TV Rochester, N. Y., to Transcontinent Television Corp., (WGR-AM-TV Buffalo, WROC-TV, and 50% WSVA-AM-TV Harrisonburg, Va.) N. Y., as promotion manager, headquartering in Rochester.
Louise Jorjorian, promotion assistant, KPIX (TV) San Francisco, to KSFO, same city, as promotion manager. Clare Van Sickle, editor of Imprint, Foster & Kleiser Co. House organ, succeeds her.
Bernard F. Corson Jr., ►
advertising and sales promotion director, Tidy House Products Co. for the past five years, has been appointed assistant manager of WLS Chicago.
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William Crowdus, announcer, WFAA Dallas, named program director.
Leon Drew, program director, WXIX (TV) Milwaukee, to KMOX-TV St. Louis in similar capacity. Prior to WXIX, Mr. Drew was production manager of KNXT (TV) Los Angeles (see cut).
Jonathan Karas, professor of physics, U. of New Hampshire, to WBZ-TV Boston, as science director.
Peter Anthony McMahon, agency sales supervisor, KSDO San Diego, named sales director.
Sydney Smith, producer-director, KPTV (TV) Portland, Ore., named account executive.
Frank Swan, formerly with KOBY San Francisco, G. M. (Jerry) Hauser, formerly part-owner, KAFP Petaluma, and Ray Bohannan, formerly with Bohannan Adv.,
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