Broadcasting Telecasting (Jan-Mar 1960)

NAB PREVIEW NETWORKS CONTINUED ance; Lawrence Owens, account representative in tv station clearance; Dean Linger, director of advertising, tv networks; Malcolm Laing, regional manager in tv station relations; Joseph Merkle, regional manager in tv station relations; Robert Curran, regional manager; Carmine Patti, regional manager; Bert Briller, director of sales development, tv network; Henry Levinson, manager of tv sales development. From Chicago: William Kusack, manager of engineering department; James Ascher, director of publicity and promotion; Donald Peterson, assistant director of advertising; Frank Little, advertising clerk; Irene Kristoff, publicity writer; Sally Cohen, copy writer; Wilfred Beauchamp, salesman; Thomas Osborne, director of personnel and purchasing; Walter Holohan, salesman; John Flatley, salesman; Rudy Petersen, salesman; Murray Richardson, salesman; John McPartlin, salesman; Joe Corey, merchandising director; Marcella Braun, manager of script and continuity; Con O'Dea, supervisor of news and special events, WBKB (TV) Chicago; Daniel Schuffman, program manager, WBKB; Manuel Fingerhut, controller of central division; Matthew Vieracker, general manager of WBKB; Clar Heider, national spot sales manager; John Fitzpatrick, production manager, WBKB; Rex Maupin, director of music for WBKB and ABC Central Division; Sterling Quinlin, vice president in charge of WBKB. From Washington: Alfred R. Beckman, vice president in charge of Washington office; Edgar Shelton, vice president. From the West Coast: James Riddell, ABC vice president in charge, western division; Vincent Francis, regional tv network sales manager, western division; Courtney McLeod, administrative manager tv network programs, western division. Also attending from ABC Radio are: Edward J. DeGray, president; Earl Mullin, national director of radio station relations, and Frank Atkinson, station relations. CBS INC., CBS TELEVISION NETWORK, CBS TELEVISION STATIONS DIVISION Suite 2305A-11A The CBS Television Network banquet will be held at 8 p.m. Sunday (April 3) in Guild Hall, The Ambassadors Hotel, preceded by a reception in the Room of the Four Georges, The Ambassadors Hotel, beginning at 6:30 p.m. At the banquet, Ed Sullivan will host a program similar to his regular Sunday night show. CBS Inc, personnel: Frank Stanton, president; Richard S. Salant, vice president, corporate affairs; Edmund C. Bunker, vice president, Washington. CBS Tv Network personnel: James T. Aubrey Jr., president; William B. Lodge, vice president, affiliate relations and engineering; Oscar Katz, vice president in charge of network programs; John P. Cowden, vice president, information serv ices; Carl S. Ward, vice president and director, affiliate relations; Gordon F. Hayes, national manager, affiliate relations; William H. Hylan, vice president of sales administration; Robert Wood, manager, contract and records, affiliate relations; Donald E. Clancy, administrative manager, affiliate relations; Edward E. Scovill, midwestern manager, affiliate relations; David R. Williams, eastern manager, affiliate relations; Bert Lown, western manager, affiliate relations; Robert F. Jamieson, assistant business manager and director, station clearances, network sales; George Zurich, sales service manager, network sales; George A. Kolpin, sales manager Extended Market Plan, network sales; James J. Kane, manager, affiliate press relations. CBS Tv Stations Division: Merle S. Jones, president; Craig R. Lawrence, vice president, CBS owned television stations and CBS Television Spot Sales; Harvey J. Struthers, vice president, station services; Bruce R. Bryant, vice president-general manager, CBS Television Spot Sales; E. Hal Hough, director, program services; John A. Schneider, vice president-general manager, WCAU-TV Philadelphia; Frank J. Shakespeare Jr., vice president-general manager, WCBS-TV, New York; Clark B. George, vice president-general manager, WBBM-TV Chicago; Robert D. Wood, vice president-general manager, KNXT (TV) Los Angeles; Gene Wilkey, vice president-general manager. KMOXTV St. Louis. CBS RADIO Suite 1806 (Cairo Suite) Personnel: Arthur Hull Hayes, president: James Seward, executive vice president; Howard Barnes, vice president in charge of network programs; W. Thomas Dawson, vice president in charge of advertising and promotion; Jules Dundes, vice president in charge of station administration; William H. Brennan Jr., western division manager of affiliate relations; Sid Garfield, director of press information; Edward E. Hall, administrative manager of affiliate relations; Eric H. Salline, national manager of affiliate relations. The following vice presidents of the CBS Radio Division will represent the CBS owned radio stations: Sam Slate, general manager of WCBS New York; Thomas Y. Gorman, general manager of WEEI Boston; Robert F. Hyland, general manager of KMOX St. Louis; Fred AMERICAN RESEARCH BUREAU INC. Suite 900 ARB reports for all television markets and radio stations, descriptive brochures and other materials will be available. In addition, a U.S. map demonstrating the county-by-county coverage study to be published this summer will be displayed. Personnel: James Seiler, Mrs. Betty Seiler, Ralph Crutchfield, Bill Shafer, Gary Eckard, Jim Rupp, Roger Cooper. Ruegg, general manager of KNX Los Angeles; E. H. Shomo, general manager of WBBM Chicago; Tom Swafford. general manager of WCAU Philadelphia; Maurie Webster, general manager of KCBS San Francisco; Milton F. (Chick) Allison, general manager of CBS Radio Spot Sales. KEYSTONE BROADCASTING SYSTEM Suite 806 Personnel: Sidney J. Wolf, president; Edwin R. Peterson, senior vice president and midwest sales director: Charlotte Tucker, stations relations director: Edwin R. Peterson Jr., general manager. Detroit office; John T. Hartigan, account executive. MBS Suite 2306 (Royal Skyway Suite) Personnel: Albert G. McCarthy Jr.. chairman of executive committee of board; Robert F. Hurleigh, president; A. G. McCarthy III, treasurer; Charles Godwin, stations vice president; Charles King, stations director; Frank Erwin. assistant to president; Peter Brandon, station relations executive; Ray Diaz, sales development director; Hal Gold, public relations director. Mutual executives will hold a private luncheon with members of Mutual Affiliates Advisory Committee on Sunday (April 3). NBC Sheraton Blackstone, Presidential Suite Personnel staying at Ambassador East (unassigned): Robert W. Sarnoff. chairman; Robert E. Kintner, president; David C. Adams, senior executive vice president: J. M. Clifford, executive vice president, administration; Lester Bernstein, vice president, corporate affairs; James Stabile, vice president, standards and practices; George Matson, vice president, business affairs, NBC-TV; Sydney H. Eiges. vice president, public information: William McDaniel, vice president, radio network; George Graham, vice president and general manager, radio network: Albert L. Copstaff, vice president, programs, radio network; William S. Hedges, vice president, political broadcasting unit; Robert Stone, vice president, facilities administration; Thomas Knode, vice president, station relations; Harry Bannister, vice president, station relations; Don Durgin. vice president, tv network sales. AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. Suite 161 8 A Personnel: F.R. MacFarland, M.G. Wallace, H.S. Saltzman, A.V. Danielson. R.G. Edwards, C.W. Floyd, Lee Eastmond, W.H. Massarand. ASSOCIATED PRESS Sheraton-Blackstone, Floor 1 Personnel: Oliver Gramling. Lou Kramp, Al Stine, Bob Sundy, Bob Rousek, Tom Pendergast, Bob Myers, Jim Firmin, Frank Wetzel, Tom Cunningham, Miscellaneous organizations & services allied with radio & television 106 (NAB CONVENTION PREVIEW) BROADCASTING, March 28, 1960