NAEB Newsletter (Aug 1958)

Steetle, executive director of the JCET, Washington, D. C.; Mr. Kenneth Yourd, business manager of the ETRC, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Mr. Frank E. Schooley, president of the NAEB; Mr. James W. Arm- sey, assistant to the president, The Ford Foundation, New York Cifey; Mr. William P. Fidler, general sec¬ retary of the American Assn, of University Profes¬ sors, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Harvey Zorbaugh, New York University Communication Arts Group, New York City; and Mr. William G. Harley, station WHA, University of Wisconsin, Madison. A grant from the Ford Foundation provides the NAEB with funds to defray transportation and living expenses of all educational TV station managers at¬ tending the seminar. Managers planning to attend include: Gerard Appy, WGTV, University of Georgia, Athens, Ga. Franklin Bouwsma, WTVS, Educational TV Foundation, Inc. Detroit, Mich. Haskell Boyter, WETV, Board of Education, At¬ lanta, Ga. Vernon Bronson, WTHS-TV, Dade County Board of Public Instruction, Miami Duff Browne, WYES-TV, Greater New Orleans ETV Foundation, La. Richard S. Burdick, WHYY-TV, Metropolitan Philadelphia Educational Radio and TV Corp., Pa. Gordon Canterbury, KSLE, State Department of Education, Monroe, La. Henry Chadeayne, KETC, St. Louis ETV Com¬ mission, Mo. •Bernarr Cooper, KNME-TV, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. M. John Crabbe, Central California ETV Assn., Sacramento, Calif. James Day, KQED, Bay Area ETV Assn., San Francisco, Calif. Keith Engar, KUED, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah Lee Franks, University of Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Clarence Graham, WFPK-TV Louisville Free Public Library, Ky. Hartford Gunn, Jr., WGBH-TV, Lowell Institute Cooperative Broadcasting Council, Cambridge, Mass. Stephen Hathaway, WMUB-TV, Miami Univer¬ sity, Oxford, Ohio Richard Hull, WOSU-TV, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Armand Hunter, WKAR-TV, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Mich. Raymond Hurlbert, Alabama ETV Commission, CORRECTION PLEASE In last month’s issue we described on page 1 a grant given to Dr. Burton Paulu for a year’s study in Europe as being presented by the Fund for the Advancement of Education. It was instead awarded under the Ford Foundation’s Travel and Study Program. Birmingham, Ala. Howard Johnson, KRMA-TV, Denver Public Schools, Colo. Roy Johnston, WUNC-TV, North Carolina State College, Raleigh, N. C. Leo Lavandero, WIPR-TV, Department of Edu¬ cation, San Juan, Puerto Rico C. W. Mason, WEDU-TV, Florida West Coast ETV, Inc., Tampa, Fla. Jack McBride, KUON-TV, University of Neb¬ raska, Lincoln, Neb. II. B. McCarty, WHA-TV, University of Wiscon¬ sin, Madison, Wis. John Meany, KUHT, University of Houston, Tex. James M. Morris, KOAC-TV, Oregon State Sys¬ tem of Higher Education, Corvallis, Ore. Uberto Neely, WCET, Greater Cincinnati ETV Foundation, Ohio Keith J. Nighbert, WKNO-TV Community TV Foundation, Memphis, Tenn. James Robertson, WTTW, Chicago ETV Assn., Ill. Frank Schooley, WILL-TV, University of Illinois, Urbana John Schwarzwalder, KTCA, Twin City Area ETV Corp., St. Paul, Minn. Murray Stahl, University of Toledo, Ohio Loren Stone, KCTS, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Paul Taff, WMVS-TV, Milwaukee Vocational and Adult Schools, Wis. John White, WQED, Metropolitan Pittsburgh ETV Station, Pa. William Kenneth Cumming of WJCT, Educa¬ tional Television, Inc., Jacksonville, Fla. and John Dunn of KUED, Oklahoma ETV Authority, Norman, Okla. were invited, but will be unable to attend. The seminar planning committee is headed by Richard Rider, WILL-TV, University of Illinois. Members of the committee are: Richard Burdick, William Harley, Jack McBride, Loren Stone, and Harold Hill, ex officio for NAEB Headquarters. NAEB Newsletter, a monthly publication issued by the Na¬ tional Association of Educational Broadcasters, 14 Gregory Hall, Urbana, III. $5 a year, edited by Jane Lombard. 2 For '58 NEWSLETTER