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WEEK IN BRIEF
The two men who made broadcasting history a year ago —FCC Chairman Minow and NAB President Collins — made more history last week but they did it in a different way. The chairman focused his NAB convention attention on radio commercialism and proposed an FCC-Industry conference on radio over-population. Gov. Collins enhanced his prestige by sharply criticizing FCC's Chicago hearings. A complete wrapup of the convention. See . . .
BIRTH CONTROL FOR AM ... 27
MERRY-GO-ROUND STOPS ... 42
TV GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE ... 44
TvB's MARKET MATCHING ... 48
STEREO: FM'S NEW HOPE ... 50
MINOW'S CHICAGO MOODS ... 52
NEW EQUIPMENT SHOWN ... 56
SHEA ON ASCAP FIGHT ... 60
SMALL-MARKET TV PAYS ... 64
CONELRAD DOOMED ... 66
CODE MAKING HEADWAY ... 68
RADIO MISSING BOAT ... 70
MURROW GETS AWARD ... 74
CODE SEAL OF APPROVAL ... 76
BROADCASTERS PROBE FCC ... 78 MORE TV FIRST-RUNS ... 82
DEPARTMENTS
Always serious and often scolding, the voice of radio's super-salesman, Kevin Sweeney, will soon cease spreading the medium's message. He's resigned as RAB president. Now a committee is seeking a replacement. See . . .
SWEENEY LEAVING RAB
30
The crime and violence problem is due for more dissecting in May. This time the federal government will bring together social scientists and broadcasters. A goal: better tv for the youngsters. See . . .
CHILD TV CONFERENCE
91
ABC-TV affiliates heard pleasant news at a meeting held prior to the NAB Chicago convention — they're to get Fri., 10:30-11 p.m. for local programming. Thomas Moore makes his debut as operating head. See . . .
ABC-TV YIELDS PERIOD
94
Problems of training the coming generation of broadcasters occupied Assn. for Professional Broadcasting Education at its recent meeting. Members agree facilities and courses are inadequate. See . . .
TRAINING NEW PERSONNEL
95
The long-range fight for access to court coverage moves slowly. Last week there were two good signs — NAB President Collins proposed a Supreme Court test; RTNDA test plan has met legal interest. See . . .
COURT ACCESS FIGHT
92
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AT DEADLINE 9
BROADCAST ADVERTISING 30
BUSINESS BRIEFLY 40
CLOSED CIRCUIT 5
COLORCASTING 80
DATEBOOK 12
EDITORIAL PAGE 122
FATES & FORTUNES 101
FOR THE RECORD 107
GOVERNMENT 86
INTERNATIONAL 100
LEAD STORY 27
THE MEDIA 92
MONDAY MEMO
OPEN MIKE
OUR RESPECTS PROGRAMMING
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BROADCASTING
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