Broadcasting Telecasting (Jul-Sep 1962)

AAI-FM. promoted to station director. Buddy McGregor, formerly with WITHAM-FM Baltimore, joins WCPO as program director, replacing Mr. Dawes. Louis Hummel, former rv account executive with Peters, Griffin. Woodward's Detroit office, named tv sales manager-West in PGWs Chicago Office. Raymond R. Kaelin, account executive with Advertising Time Sales, joins Peters. Griffin. Woodward, New York, as radio account executive. Leonard R. Soglio, former media supervisor with Hicks & Griest, joins \\'HN New York as account executive. Charles F. WIster joins WCAU-TV Philadelphia as account executive. John L. C. Ulrich Jr., account executive with WFLN-AM-FM Philadelphia, joins WFIL-FM. that city, in similar capacity. Lee Sp afford joins KCPX-AM-FM Salt Lake City as account executive. William H. Brennan Jr., western division manager of affiliate relations for CBS. Holh"wood, resigns due to personal requirements. No replacement has been announced. Henry (Hank) Gulick, radio account executive with The Boiling Co.. joins national sales division of WPAT-AMFM Paterson, N. J., as account executive. Herbert Resnick joins sales staff of WGR-AM-FM Buffalo. N. Y., replacing Alan Baer, who resigned. Alfred N. Greenberg, director of special projects for CBS Radio. New York, named field manager of affiliate relations, replacing Gordon Mason, who resigned last week to join Golden West Broadcasters. Mr. Greenberg. who joined CBS Radio in 1960 as manager of promotion services for owned radio stations, had previously served as advertising and promotion manager of CBS-owned WBBM Chicago, and as director of advertising and pr for TelePrompTer Corp.. New York. Paul Wischmeyer, manager of sales service and merchandising department of KMOX-TV St. Louis, promoted to station's sales staff, replacing Glenn Hathaway, who resigned. Fred Mayhew, commercial manager of KTOD-FM Sinton. joins sales department of KGL'L Port Lavaca, both Texas. Jerry Rogers, KGUL production director, joins KSIX Corpus Christi as announcer. Rodric M. Smith named director of systems and procedures for Westing BROADCASTING, July 23. 1962 Mr. Greenberg Broadcasters to seminar A two-week seminar at the National War College, Washington. D. C. is being attended by a group of radio and tv newsmen as well as newspapermen, state officials, lawmakers and educators. Among the broadcasting contingent: Tom Matts, K\TL Dallas, Tex.: Lloyd W. Baldwin. \\'Z1P Covington, Ky.: George D. Cowan. KGBC Galveston, Tex.: James O. Hardin. \\'COH Newman. Ga.Eugene A. Mailloux, ^^"^VON \\'oonsocket, R. L: Sam W. .Anderson, KFFA Helena. Ark. Also listed as attending, but without identification is Gene A. Allen, tv news. Oklahoma Citv. Okla. house Broadcasting Co.. newly created position. Mr. Smith, with WBC since 1953, functioned in area of automation investigation and systems and procedures standardization for past two years. Ray M. Stanfield, director of radio pro'■■■'0";on and research Peters. Griffin. 0 o d w a r d , N e w York, promoted to eastern sales manager for radio. Rowland J. Varley, senior account executive of Mutual Radio. New York, joins PGW as radio account executive. Prior to joining PGW last May, Mr. Stanfield was ^"p and general manager of Belk Radio Stations and 2eneral manager of WIST Charlotte. N, C. Doug Martin appointed director of programs and operations of WCHS-T\' Charleston, W. \'a. Robert A. (Buddy) Frase named technical director of WMC-AM-FM and Mr. Stanfield \\MCT (T\0 Memphis. Landon Covington appointed stations' chief plant engineer. Don Anglim, director-engineer with \\ KRC-T\' Cincinnati, promoted to night operations manager. Danny Miller, announcer with WFNL Augusta. Ga.. promoted to promotion manager. Ed Brown named news director. Harold Essex, president of Triangle Broadcasting Corp. and aeneral manaaer of WSJS-AM-FM-t\" Winston Salem, appointed to Governor Tern." Sanford's commission on educational tv for North Carolina. Mr. Essex is only broadcaster among 26 North Carolinians appointed to commission. Bill Stout, veteran broadcast newsman recently doing weekly special report program. Line of Sighr. on KTLA I T\' ) Los Angeles, signed by station to replace Tom Franklin on nightly Big Three and Big J'r.ree Final newscasts. Robert E. Thomas and Yole De Blasio appointed associate directors of de\"elopment for Educational Broadcasting Corp.. licensee of ^^"NDT (T\') Newark-New ^'ork, Mr. Thomas is former senior member of pr staff of New York Life Insurance Co. Miss De Blasio is former associate program director of ^^'orld Affairs Center — Foreign Policy Assn. Bill Sheehan named London correspondent for ABC News, replacing Yale Newman, London bureau chief since 1953, who returns to ABC News in New York for domestic assignment. Bob Burlingame appointed news analyst of KIOA Des Moines, Iowa. Herb Humphries, former news director of KCRS Midland. 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