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1960
NAB 19S0 Convention Committee
-Chairmen:
Thomas C. Bostic
KIMA
Yakima. Wash.
Paysoi. Hall
Radio-'lv ni\ Meredith Publishing Co.
Dfs Mdiiics. la.
Fred A. Knorr
WKMH
nearborii. Mich
J. R. Livesay
WLBH
Mattoon. 111.
Rol)ert J. McAndrews
KBIG
Hollvwood. Calif.
F. C. Sovvell
WLAC
Nashville, Tenn.
W. D. (Dub) Rogers
K DUB-TV
Lubbock, Tex.
D wight W. Martin
WAFB-TV
Baton Rouge, La
G. Richard Shafto
WIS-TV
Columbia. S. C.
Willard E. Walbridge
KTRK-TV
Houston. Tex.
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Against a background of govern mental investigation and legislative concern, the 38th annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters is expected to take on a decided business-like complexion.
For the second year in a row, the annual broadcaster meeting will be held in Chicago, from April 3 through April 6. Headquarters for the convention and its exhibits will be at the Conrad Hilton Hotel; the Broadcast Engineering Conference sessions will be held across the street at the Sheratonlilackstone Hotel.
Self-Regulation
Although there is no theme or slogan slated for this year's meeting, the radio management sessions will be keyed to emphasizing machinery for self-regulation, according to John F. Meagher, vice president for radio, who will preside over the radio sessions.
To this end, stress will be placed on "plans to amplify the implemen
U. S. RADIO
March 1960