Sponsor (Apr-June 1964)

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dxrd Cortfn.-.l Norm. m W Glrnn toman \> . Glenn appointed ex tiw vice president, programing, United Artists l\ . New York. the past two years he served president, proiiramini: lor com pan) Howard Gottfried ointed administrative vice presit, programing, for I \1 \ . erl\ MilK. For the past year he cd in the New York office as president, production super lobvrt (.. Hill 11. mied adveitismd sales promotion manager \mpe\ Corp. Redwood City, II. is the former manager of rtising for Columbia-Geneva . U. S. Steel. in S. Mord and Alan .1. joined American Research •au's \ \| \ sales di\ ision as unt executives Mord. headred in \RB's Nev, York ofu.iv most recentlj manager of nal sales ol \iu 1 \ ressier, .1 in Chicago, was previously harye of special supplements •customer service I'oi the Chill Tribune. iK'si Cuparros rejoined Rose1 ^Oi\\ Productions. New York, |i six ueeks of absence during Bl he u.is director of photogwL for "Andy," a new feature. |c n .i director of photograph) it Rose-Maswood. I Raymond Stoveken joined & Surveys Co. as controller, le past two years he was chief ance and budgets ol I ri-State porta t ion Committee S, (.(iiistin appointed seniles manager of Official Films. >uslj he served as general a lor the Special Plans Diol I nited Artists IV. direcsales tor Paramount I V Productions and eastern manage i ol /l\ I \ programs si.inirv Kullis signed b) Sh( i suit Productions to produce neu television properties in association with Screen Gems, headquartering on the wesl en. ist \s until and produce) he was associated with such series as "The Dick Powell Show." and " I he I aw and Ml Jones." Ted Cor<la\ signed DJ Screen Gems to produce serials foi da) and nighttime h P associated with such ■< tap op ( luidii i and \ th( sv orld I in us I o 1 1 \ Habeeb, I oa Dyer, and Hans I . I Is mi [ l\ named W< Si COBS) dil licity, press information man. and promotion mat ii beeb succeeds lames \\ Hardiman, who resigned to become dircc toi ol pi information foi (lis i\ I lolly wood. Formerly Dyei was ated with the studies publicity partmenl Flynn was formerly with \H( l\ ffARD&/LLIEriS is that another NEW CAR.WORFORD7 IT'S A STATUS SYMBOL. 8UT MV OAD SAYS THAT UPSTATE MICHIGAN FAMILIES OWN MORE CARS THAN FAMILIES IN OETROlT If (SIGH) I JUST LOVE MEN WHO Think eio. BIG COUNTRYBIG FACTS UpCtUC Michigan is big Country. Anil its people are constantls on the go. Matter of fact, there are more cars per household in the W counties that make up WW 1\ WW1 P-TV's viewing area than in the Motor ( its and \\ iwic (Hunts (i.sSw 1.26). Upstate Michigan is a perfect market for aut.imotisc products. Actually, vse beliesc I'pstatc Michigan is the .( ness opportunity" <»f television adsertiser an find in the I s \carls a Mil I ION P] OP1 I Annual retail ncarls a Mil I ld\ IX II I iKs ( ..nsult sour |ohhcrs and distributors as to the influence \\ W I \ \\ \\ I I I \ has ,n our so k. .unties — or the ssh.de -: WWTV/WWUPTV CADILLAC TRAVERSE CITY / SAULT STE MAM 1964 61