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CALL LETTERS
CHANNEL NO
ON-AIR DATE
POWER
IKWI"
NET AFFILIATION
STNS. ON AIR 1
SETS IN MARKET'
10001
PERMITEE 4. MANAGER !
CITY 4 STATE
| VI8UAL |
AURAL
REP
MISSOULA, MONTANA
KGVO-TV
13
1 July
60
30
CBS
0
NFA
Mosby's Int.
A. J. Mosby. mgr
Dick Coon, prog. dir.
Bill
Perna
ENID. OKLAHOMA
KGEO-TV
5
15 July
100
50
ABC
0
50
Str'iti Electronics. Inc George Streets, wt'y 4.
mgr. P R Banta. prtv Tom Belcher, eomml.
mgr.
John Pear s*a
INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA
WISH-TV
8
1 July
316
158
basic ABC primary: NBC, DuMont, CBS
1
427
Universal Bdestg
C. Bruce McConnell.
pres. Robt McConnell. v p A.
gen. mgr.
Boiling Co.
DECATUR, ALABAMA
WMSL-TV
23
4 July
21.5
12
0
NFA
Tennessee Valley Bdestg Frank Whisnant. pres. Bill Guy. genl. mgr.
Walker
TERRE HAUTE,
WTHI-TV
10
20 July
316
158
CBS, DuMont
0
101
W.-taih Valley Bdestg
Boiling Co
INDIANA
Anton Hulman Jr.. pres. Jim Hlgglns. genl. mgr
ff. New construction permits
CITY & STATE
DOTHAN, ALABAMA HENDERSON, NEVADA
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
TULSA, OKLAHOMA
WMFJ-TV 2
2
CALL
1 CHANNEL NO.
DATE OF GRANT
ON-AIR TARGET
POWER (KW)" 1
STATIONS
LETTERS
VISUAL | AURAL
ON AIR
9
2 July
55.6 27.8
0
2
2 July
10.96 5.48
0
SETS IN
MARKET' (0001
PERMITEE A. MANAGER
8 July 8 July
1.26 .72
100
50
NFA
NFA
NFA
NFA
Ala-Fla-Ga Bdestg Charles Woods, pres. J. T. Thrower, v. p.
Southwestern Pub. Co Donald W. Reynolds.
pres. A. E. Calahan. v. p. Thcodo-e Nelson. secy
Telrad, Inc.
W. Wright Esch. pres.
Central Plains EnterWm. Skelly. pres.
RADIO REP1
McGillvra
Since sponsor's 28 June listing, three more television stations have gone off the .iii but retained their permits. An
OFFTHE AIR
PRINCETON, Ind., WRAY-TV, uhf ch. 52. Began operating 6 Dec. 1953, ended 15 July 1954.
DULUTH. Mich., WFTV, uhf ch. 38, began operating 31 May 1953, ended 15 July 1954.
Iff. Addentla to previous listings
other station has suspended operations temporarily. Two more stations have relinquished their c.p.'s (raising the
HOUSTON, Tex., KNUZ-TV, uhf ch. 39, began operating 10 Oct. 1953, ended 25 June 1954.
PITTSBURGH, Pa., WKJF-TV, uhf ch. 53, began operating 14 July 1953, ended 2 July 1954
number (if c.p.'s returned to the Fl < to 84 1. All six stations mentioned below are uhf outlets.
C.P.s RELINOUISHED
CHAMPAIGN, III., WCUI, uhf ch. 21 (FCC cancelled c.p. for lack of prosecution).
PITTSFIELD. Mass., WBEC-TV, ch. 64 (FCC cancelled at request of grantee).
RftY SPHRF
U. S. stations on air, inrl. Honolulu am! Alaska I 18 June '."> 1 I Markets covered
'.77
2.1 r.
DUA olufiL
Post-freeze cp's granted (excluding 30 educational grants; 18 Juh '54) Grantees on air
r,r, 1 27.1
Tv homes in I . S. i 1 June
•54) 30,411,0009
I >". homes with tv sets (1
I unc "54) 64%
•Both new rp'i and nations tolnc on the air listed here are those which occurred between 1 Juli and itlom aro
HOildarad ... tie on the air when commercial operation starts. "Power of c.p.'i It that recorded tr. I i < .» the number of sets
In market, srl as being from SBC Rcjaarch, conillti of estimates from the
nations or reps and muii be deemed approximate. IDaia from NBC Research and Planning Percentages on homes with sets and homes In tr coverage areas are considered approximate. Ilo
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mott cues, the representative of ■ radio station which Is granted a c.p alto representi the | »t operation SI ore at presitlme it i> generally too early to ronflnn f represematicr * Krantees. SPONSOR ii ■• thi rep( ol ihe ra»l ■
hem kiwi mi u grant t NKA No flcuref arailable «t presstime on seta in mat 17% li number Includi
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