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NAE8 NEWS LETTER. - - - - --.-- ,P*ae 5. . . .... ; ..*,.... .JULY l f *945 *N THE MEANT I ME » THERE v S MUCH MORE THAT COULD BE TOLD ABOUT WHCU* ABOUT Cornell* and about Ithaca. If you have questions* ask them* While WE 8 RE IN THE EAST* * SHALL ALSO PAY AN OFF I C 5 AL VISIT TO NA£8£R~KEN Bartlett at Syracuse University* and if conditions permit to H„ J. Williams in Troy* New York. AMENDED FCC RULE SIMPLIFIES RECOROING ANNOUNCEMENTS The FCC has amended Section 3,407 or its Rules Governing Standard and High Frequency (FM) Broadcast Stations simplifying the handling of MECHANICAL RECORDINGS ON THE AIR,, . *T ELIMINATES THE NECESSITY OF IDENTIFYING EACH RECORDING AS SUCH BEFORE AND AFTER ITS PLAYING ON PRO* GRAMS INTERRUPTED BY LIVE TALENT PERFORMANCE OR COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTSo The amendment also dispenses with the exact forms of IDENTIFYING an- NOUNCEMENTS PROVIDING MERELY THAT THE LANGUAGE SHALL NOT BE OF A TYPE WHICH ATTEMPTS AFFIRMATIVELY TO CREATE THE IMPRESSION THAT MECHANICAL REPRODUCTION PROGRAMS CONSIST OF LIVE TALENT* STUDY YOUR COPY OF THE RULE CAREFULLY * WNAD PRESENTS GATEWAY TO POETRY This quarter hour program presents the original works of poets young and old of Oklahoma and the southwest* Maurice Ogden* a well known Oklahoma POET* SELECTS AND READS EACH WEEK THE CONTRIBUTIONS TO GATEWAY TO POETRY * Each week* too* WNAD offers a prize of one dollar for the best poem useo ON THE WE£K 9 S PROGRAM* The program 8S HEARD EVERY WEDNESDAY AT *0^30* SUMMER MUSIC APPRECIATION SERIES ON KSAC Charles Stratton* professor of piano at Kansas State College* is pre¬ senting ON KSAC A SERIES OF MUSIC APPRECIATION PROGRAMS THIS SUMMER AT 4‘.30 p >m - on Mondays* Music of Johannes Brahms will be featured during the FIRST SUMMER TERM * INCLUDED WILL BE SONGS* BETTINGS OF FOLK SONGS* PIANO AND T WO-P8 AND MUSIC* VIOLIN SONATAS* PIANO CONCERTOS* AND SYM¬ PHONIES,, Professor Stratton is also heard on Thursdays and Saturdays at 9t45 A> M > , ON the MU SJSL ,£QJB—IH£-EJM program, W NYC CONCERT SERIES GO OUT OF DOORS As GOES THE MUSIC SEASON IN THE NEW YORK CuTY AREA SO GO THE MICROPHONES of WNYCo With the summer concert season in full sway the City Station is* AGAIN CARRYING ITS FULL QUOTA OF THE OUTDOOR CONCERTS* The LEWISOHN Stadium concerts of the New York Philharmonic Symphony are broadcast on Frioays over WNYC from 8 ?30 to 9 s 55 and over WNYC-FM from 8;30 till the END OF THE CONCERT. The GOLDMAN BaND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Dr. EqWIN Franko Goldman presents a regular eroaocast concert every Sunday* Mon¬ day* and Thursday evenings from 8;30 to 9s30 PM, *n addition to these FINE FEATURES THERE ARE THE REGULAR BROADCASTS OF THE C|TY SyMPHONY Orchestra from the Central Park Mail* and the popular Oanqing_ under th e S lARS programs from the same location, EVEN WIDER AM BAND SUGGESTED BY INDUSTRY REPRESENTATIVES Washington—A spokesman for the radio industry urged enlargement of the STANDARD BROADCAST band to PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RADIO SERVICE,, ESPECIALLY