U. S. Radio (Jan-Dec 1960)

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focus on radio A Quick Glance At People, Places And Events Around Radio-Land Mary martin watches Arthur Godfrey compare ukulele techniques with two youngsters visiting his CBS network show on trip from Hawaii. Youngsters were in New York to mark iheir state's official entry into the Union. Two New York children flew to Honolulu to represent continental U. S. The exchange was sponscr»d jointly by the New York Herald-Tribune and the Honolulu Star-Bullefin as Independence Day tribute. THE LADY GETS a rickshaw ride through Cleveland, drawn by 'coolie" Scott Burton of WHK. The WHK rickshaw, minus lady, placed second in race with other stations in Cleveland stadium. Rickshaws were part of promotion for movie, "Wake Me When It's Over." THERAPY, ANYONE? is song of Solid Seven, KEX Portland, Ore., as they dress as doctors and patients at Rose Festival Merrykhana Parade. Patient (c.) looks happy and healthy as doctor attends nurse. Wheel chairs, operating tables and pretty nurse gave substance to slogan "No curses from our nurses — they listen to KEX." Solid Seven pushed radio as road to nurses' smiles, patients' cheer. 44 U. S. RADIO August 1960