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From the standpoint of efficient use of WQED, the Commission felt that a second educational TV channel in Pittsburgh was warranted. There is no bar to a licensee operating two educational stations in the same area. MAGNUSON BILL UNOPPOSED IN HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARING Senate-approved legislation authorizing $51,000,000 to educational TV systems was rushed through a day- and-a-half hearing by the House Commerce trans¬ portation and communications subcommittee last month, meeting no opposition. According to the July 19 Television Digest, however, outlook for final approval this year remained dim. The subcommittee voiced few doubts as to the need for federal aid in financing TV equipment pur¬ chases by state and local bodies as proposed by the Senate ETV bill (S-2119) of Sen. Warren Magnuson (D-Wash.) and companion House measures (HR- 12177 and HR-13297) which appeared at earlier Senate hearings. Despite anticipated speedy consideration of the ETV proposals by the subcommittee, it was doubt¬ ful that legislation could be cleared for floor action before the scheduled August adjournment. DIRECTORY CHANGES P. 2 Delete: Delete: Delete: Add: Add: Delete: Add: Delete: Add: Add: I 34 Active I 97 Associate Members 58 Affiliate Members (Approx.) Industrial Associate Members I Sustaining Member Radio - AM only 10 Radio - FM only 86 Radio - AM & FM 7 TV only 14 TV, AM, & FM 5 TV & FM 10 TV & AM 2 Due to operation of more than one station (Radio and/or Television) these 134 members operate, or have construction permits for 176 stations. President: Dr. Burton Paulu Station KUOM University of Minnesota Minneapolis, Minnesota Past (from Frank E. Schooley's name) (under KASU-FM) ’John Cramer, Director of Radio Leland Plunkett, Head, Dept, of (under FLORIDA) WEDU-TV Ch. 3; V-5kw; A-3kw Florida West Coast Educational T< C. W. Mason, Genere P. O. Box 3408 Tampa I, Florida 2-6705 (under WNIC) William Dochterman Robert Esmond (under WFPK) BE 2902 JUniper 4-4154 P. 10 Delete: Add: P. 10 Add: P. 13 Delete: Add: P. 16 Delete: Add: P. 21 Add: P. 29 Delete: Delete: Add: P. 30 Delete: Add: (under LOUISANA) WNPS (AM) 1450 kc; 250 w Orleans Parish School Board Miss Jeanne Minge, Station Manager I 133 Webster St. New Orleans, 12, MAgnolia 1531 (under WKAR-AM) Robert Coleman, Dir. Lawrence Frymire, Mgr. (under WKAR-TV) Armand Hunter, Dir. of (under WUNC-TV) Earl Wynn, Director of TV Wesley Wallace, Acting Chairman of Radio, TV, and Motion Pictures (under WHYY-FM) Richard S. Burdick, Managing Dir. William J. McCarter, Jr. Production Mgr. (under FLORIDA) St. Petersburg Jr. College Mrs. Aimee Erwin, Studio Mgr. St. Petersburg, Florida Dickens 2-8891 (under Michigan State University) Dr. Leo Martin Dept, of Radio, TV & Film (under UTAH) University of Utah Keith Engar, Program Dir. Kingsbury I 14 Salt Lake City, Utah DA 2-4761; Ext. 484 (under Marquette University) Edward Pepan, Coordinator of Radio/TV Robert DeVoe, TV Coordinator School of Speech (under University of California) Dr. Paul H. Sheats, Extension Division Edward G. Sherburne, Head, Dept, of Visual FLORIDA Florida Educational Television Commission Mr. James Etheridge, Jr., Executive Secretary Room I 12, Knott Bldg. Tallahassee, Florida 3-5089 (under Henry Ford Museum) Kenn eth G. Hermann, Purchasing Dept. AUGUST, 1958 For October 14-17