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ion (TAPC) with Bruce Eells as xecutive v. p. . . . Russell Rouse and larence Greene to produce Tangier >r Screen Gems . . . Glan Heisch ) produce Mr. Magoo for UPA. Commercials: Producing Artists f New York has formed production greements with Charles Cahill of [ollywood and Peterson Producions of Toronto . . . Music Makers loves to 6-8 W. 57th St., N.Y.C lavimilian B. Byrer to Television ammercial supervisor of Benton & owles in Hollywood . . . Pelican 'ilins of N. Y. enters live action field . . Bernard Block joins Transfilmaravel as production supervisor of usiness and industrial films . . . Judd ollock of MPO Videotronics adressed the first of Keitz & Hernon's advertising seminars in Dallas. •died Creative Departures . . . TCI roductions will do a series of tv 'tots for Standard Oil of Indiana VArcvl. 'rictly personnel: Lawrence B. ■ilford appointed assistant to Lloyd lrns. international chief of Screen iims . . . Harry Stern appointed i les and merchandising general manner for Maurice H. Zouary . . . -ederick Hyman leaves UAA to Irm his own company, Americom |kp • • • Herb Richek leaves UAA •1 join Seven Arts Associated as dilator of operations . . . Martin J. 1 tbinson appointed v.p. of Televirn Industries, succeeding Erwin H. rzes, who joins UAA as executive 1 oniotion: M & A Alexander Projhtions of Hollywood reports heavy I il response in a contest for its ( T. Hush, Private Eye, on KHJ-TV. t Angeles . . . ITC reports high I ngs for Cannonball in Philadel►'a, Charleston, Sioux City, Char1' e. Yakima. Bismarck. Cincinnati. > Diego. Madison, and Sasinaw Wtei Ampex International has deBred 12 more tv recorders, boosti> I its total to 182 . . . Ampex antici•■'•s heavy use of its recorders in m jrage of forthcoming Rome Oh m e sales: Ziv-UA's Case of the 'erous Robin to Brown & William(Ted Bates) WWJ-TV, Detroit: KNXT, Los Angeles, and W BAP-TV, Fort Worth; also, to WTMJ-TV, Milwaukee; WJXT. Jacksonville; KGNCTV, Amarillo; KERO-TV, Bakersfield; WLOF-TV, Orlando; WSJVTV, South Bend ; other sales to Trend House Furniture (Shell Adv.) on KNOE-TV, Monroe, and Carling Brewen on \\ ICS-TV . Springfield, III. NETWORKS NBC TV's daytime sales unit has grossed about $41 million between when it was set up in February and the end of July. Around $22 million of this involved new Business; the balance came from renewed contracts. ABC TV will take orders for daytime regional minutes. The shows available for regional buys: the Texan. About Faces and Day In Court. For instance, a minute for the west coast only would cost $400. Network tv sales and renewals: Squibb Laboratories (Donahue & Coe) marketing unit will sponsor NBC TVs People Are Funny beginning 18 September . . . ColgatePalmolive has purchased sponsorships in two hour-long NBC TV shows — Dan Raven (Bates) and Outlaws (D'Arcy) . . . Brown & Williamson (Bates) has bought participations on ABC TV's Make that Spare starting 8 October . . . Pal Injector Razor Blades (K&E) signed as a participating sponsor of NFL Professional Football, CBS TV . . . Kemper Insurance (Clinton Frank I will be an alternate sponsor on NBC TV's Celebrity Golf and has renewed diet Huntley Reporting. Network radio sales: Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) (D'Arcy) will sponsor ABC Radio broadcast of College All Star Football Game. 12 August. Thisa 'n' data: Kennedv and Nixon have accepted ABC TV's offer of free time for a two-sided discussion of the campaign issues. They had previously given the nod to CBS and NBC. . . . Metropolitan's chairman and president. John Kluge, predicted the corporation will do more than $40 million in sales this year and $50 CAPITOL CLOAKROOM Radio's oldest continuous public affairs series traces our legislative process. It was awarded a Freedoms Foundation Medal for creating "a better understanding of great fundamental American tradition." Listeners hear Presidents, Senators, Congressmen — those who help to make the law. In all radio, Capitol Cloakroom is the kind of company you keep . . . ONLY ON CBS RADIO • 8 AUGUST 1960