U. S. Radio (Jan-Dec 1961)

RADIO FOCUS/people Agencies Two changes at Street & Finney, New York: fames R. Cashel moves 1 1 ,>m Benton & Howies to take over ;is research director and John A. Zalud, formerly research director, appointed as account executive . . . Marshall H. Ward, Jr. joins Geyer, Morey, Madden & Ballard, New York, as an account executive for Lysol, in the Lehn & Fink Products Corp. account group at the agency. W ard previously was a product manager lor the Colgate-Palmolive Co. . . . Lee Hughes, formerly with the J. Walter Thompson Co., joins Doherty, Clifford, Steers & Shenfield, New York, as an account executive . . . Garth N. Montgomery rejoins the creative services department of Kenyon & Eckhardt, New York, alter 22 months at Compton Advertising . . . Ralph Countryman, formerly of the Cleveland office of the D'Arcy Advertising Co., joins the agency's regional marketing staff for Anheuser-Busch, Inc. in St. Louis. Lee Alhright takes over as vice-presi dent in charge of creative services at Moss Assoc., New York. In addition, Albright will work directly with several of the agency's clients as an account executive. Albright comes from BBD&jO, where he worked on the du Pont account for several years. . . . William H. Monaghan named an account executive for Harold Cabot & Co., Inc., Boston. . . . Floyd O. Flint, former Seattle manager of the f. Walter Thompson Co., appointed manager of Ben Sackheim's new west coast office. The office is located at 1331 Third Ave., Seattle. . . . John Cameron rejoins Lennen 8c Newell, Inc.. New York, as a copy supervisor. . . . Jack F. Keilson takes over as head of the Yardis Advertising new New York office. Yardis recently purchased Keilson Co., Inc., and decided to retain Keilson as head of the new branch. . . . John L. Del Mar named assistant vice president in charge of the American Assn. of Advertising Agencies' new central region office in Chicago. . . . Succeeding Del Mar as assistant vice president at the western region office in San Francisco is Thomas V. Mahlman, Jr. . . . Edward Y. Papa/ian appointed an associate media diiectoi with 1 > I > 1 > SO. New York. . . . Mickey Trenner joins Kenyon & Eckhardt, Los Angeles, as he ad ol the In in s radioiv and commercial production a< tivities. . . . Kevin A. Leonard moves in as a COD) Wl ltd Eoi < )lian and Bronner, Inc., Chicago. . . . Leonard Goldberg joins BBDfcO, New York, as coordinator <>l broadcast media and planning. Goldberg was administrator of sales and programing researc h at NBC-TV. . . . Robert Widholm appointed assistant me dia supervisor at Doherty, Clifford, Steers 8c Shenfield, Inc., New York. He also continues as broadcast media supervisor. . . . Gerald Epstein, formerly with (lie media research department of Geyer, Morey. Madden and Ballard, New York, named a media analyst at Wade Advertising, Chicago. . . . Vincent F. Aiello elected vice president of Geyer, Morey, Madden & Ballard. Inc. Representatives Wendell Parmelee appointed sales manager of Broadcast Time Sales' Detroit office. Parmelee's appoint* men) is in line with the company'! expansion in Detroit and a move to largei quarters in the Penobscot Bldg. . . . William N. Davidson named vice president ol Advertising Time Sales, New York, a newly formed company . . . John Biennan promoted to managei ol the Minneapolis office ol The KatZ Agency. David II. Sandeberg named San Francisco manager ol the Weed or gani/ation. The company also completed its west coast expansion plans by appointing fames C. Gates and Hank Stanley to W e ed's Los Vngeles sales stall. . . . Herb Halm joins tin Meeker Co., New York, as an aci ount e xe-e utive, I [ahn mo\ es o\ ei from the sales stall of For joe 8: Co. Stations Two new appointments at WON'E Dayton: Charles J. Thornquest named national sales director and Louis G. Frolich, commercial man ager of the station ... A. J. Frano appointed executive director of KHJ Hollywood, Cal. . . . Ken De Hire a Rolls Royce Limousine For just a trifle higher cost, enjoy the luxury of a chauffeur-driven 1961 Rolls Royce. Special theatre and shopping rates. Airport and pier service. Inquire about corporate and personal charge accounts. ^ Buckingham Livery 349 E.76thSt.,N.Y.C.YU 8-2200 $9 per hour. Diners Club honored. U. S. RADIO/August 1961 41