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Robert Hennetty Phylln An.ino Robert I. Hennessj elected conkllei oi Group W. Prior to joining Group \\ '.. he was an independent management consultant. Formerlj he served as assistant to the chairBan ol National Screen Service Corp. and with CBS I \ as director of financial services, director of ■Udio operations and director ol ffcsign and production operations. Dong Dupcrruult, promotion ■anager, w I I \ I \ -Radio I ampa-Si. Petersburg, elected president >f Florida West (oast Grocer) Manufacturers Representatives. I arrj Carino, general manager >f WJBK l\ Detroit, elected vice resident of Storer Broadcasting -'o Previously he was general aanager of WWL-TV New Oreans. and KTNT-AM-FM-TV Seattle1 acoma. Phyllis .1. Vrinno appointed diOCtor of special services lor (iroup I I or the past five years she OTved as executive secretary to )onald H McGannon, president nd chairman ol the hoard. Woodrow Robertson appointed production manager at WTOP l\ Vashington. He joined the station ll>t>2 as a floor director and was KDmoted in 1963 to assistant di tor. \1 Pryor appointed western ites managei foi Spanish Interational Network. Hollywood. I :rl\ he u.is an account executive ith K I I \ I os \ngeles. and most :ntl\ served as director of meridismg for KMI \ I \ 1 os ties Bennel II. Korn appointed chairman of the relevision-Radio VI isor\ Committee of the Eleanor oosevelt Memorial Foundation. He is president ol Metropolitan Broadcasting television and is active with the n \B ^^^ l K I s Leon Halperin, president ol Mam Broadcast ( 0 . elected chaii man oi the board, succeeding Rich ard ( \lden. WOKR l\ Rochestei Gordon Brown elected vice president replacing Halperin He is president and treasure! oi the I ed eral Broadcasting System Max KrilK. a member oi the sales staff, KDK \ l\ Pittsburgh. named national sales coordinator. I red .1. SorreD named tv sales account executive lor CK1 W-AM I M -l\ Windsor He came to ( kl w from ( Bl . where he was an account executive. Hencbel Burke Gflberl appointed music director for CBS-TV, Hollywood. He came to the network from Four Star television Productions, where he was an executive music director and vice president of the lirm's two music publishing organizations and its recording company. Stanley .1. Cole, named business manager and assistant to the station manager at KRON-TV San Francisco. He came to the station from WBAJ 1\ Baltimore. NN alter I). Scott, executive vice president. NBC-I\ . New 'i ork, reelected to serve another term on the board o\ directors of Brand \ames Foundation. lorn Bedford appointed chief engineer of WB \P-I\ I ort WorthDallas, and John Haersch as chiel engineer. \\ B \P Radio Bruce Crickmorc appointed sales representative for ( l\ Television Network, headquartering in loron to, Canada. He was formerlj assistant general manager with I nadian High News. Roger Michelin, former sales manager of R\\ w I i\ Waterloo, joined the sales stafl ol w I M I l\ Milwaukee He has previously served on production, announcing, and directing staff, W N \\| Radio l \ Neenah, and in sales fo: \\ I R\ Green Baj THE LURE OF THIS ISLAND You need only one station — to deliver big, rich, independent Long Island, the nation's 1th largest marl. FM <?• 3 10.000 WATTS tit nin if iMfKlNt' paui cor JOSEP REPRESENTED BY G l*y 4, 1964 59