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Sunday, 20 October (4-5:30 p.m.) . . . The NBC TV Mens lias added another sponsor, the Glidden Co., in the alternate Wednesday 6:45-7 p.m. and 7:15-7:30 p.m. spot starting 9 September.
Network radio notes: Life Magazine lias ordered a one-fourth share of the NBC News On the Hour, starting 10 August . . . Angostura-Wuppermann is entering network radio for the first time in its histon starting in Septeiuher. Vehicle will be (!!>"> Arthur Godfrey Show.
Job notes: Kaymond I . Eiebmann
has been named director of sales development and research for ABC Radio. Eichmann comes from John Blair & Co. . . . Simon B. Siegel, who is treasurer of AB-PT and ABC is assuming the additional responsibility of coordinator between the five ABC o&o t\ stations and the network . . . Donold B. Hyatt has been appointed manager of NBC TVs special projects programs. Other executive staff changes in the special projects organization in( !ude James Nelson, former assistant to the president of NBC. now manager of program services and John W. Kiermaier, previously in charge of administration for the public affairs department, has been named manager of administration for the special projects division . . . Nathan Stone has been appointed to the station relations staff of CBS TV. Stone conies from MBS where he was director of research.
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WLBR-TV, the new
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is using feature films as a lure to build a eonverter audience.
Triangle under the direction of
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Roger \\ . Clipp, v.p. radiotv division, has launched "Operation Bow-Tie" contest and promotion plan to push conversion was kicked-off this week in Lancaster via a dinner and meeting o\ 175, including representatives of cooperating set manufacturers, tv dealers, servicemen, distributors, press and radio-tv.
At the dinner John I). Scheuer. Jr.. Triangle's director of public relationand programing, and Frank B. Palmer, general manager of \\ LBK-TV, explained the promotion plan and use of materials in detail. The station's film library, which it calls "The Worlds Best Movies,' was previewed. W LBRl\ programing will feature over 2500 films from the MOM. Warner Brothers, 20th Century-Fox and RKO libraries — all exclusive and first run in the Lebanon-Lancaster area.
WHNC-TV. New Haven, is going all out (or all under) in a promotion to launch the Budweiser sponsorship of The Silent Service this week.
The big splash includes a submarine trip for sponsors, agencs representatives and newsmen. With \a\ \
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