Weekly television digest (Jan-Dec 1963)

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Record Details:

Title:
Weekly television digest
Date:
Jan-Dec 1963
Publisher:
Washington D.C. : Television Digest, Inc.
Volume:
Weekly television digest (Jan-Dec 1963)
Leaf #:
0009
Language:
English
Subjects:
Television -- Periodicals, Television broadcasting -- United States -- Periodicals.
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
University of Maryland, College Park
Sponsor:
LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
A weekly digest of brief reports tracking recent developments in the U.S. television marketplace. Published out of Washington, D.C. with much more focus on the retail of TV sets than the other D.C.-based trade paper, BROADCASTING. -- Eric Hoyt, 2015
Date Added:
September 19, 2024
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GTS CORP. 7:12; 16:12; 28:6; 42:12 CIAROSTAT CORP. 14:16; 34:12; 45:12 CLEVITE 9:12; 19:12; 31:12; 44:12 COLLINS RADIO 10:12; 23:12; 40:12; 42:12;50:12 CORNING GLASS financial, 7:12; 15:12; 27:12; 43:12 unveils "Shelbond" tube, 23:7; 24:7 "Shelbond" meets wide approval, 36:7 CURTIS MATHES enters color market, 27:10 plans 11-in. TV, 36:7 DYNAMICS CORP. OF AMERICA 10:12; 31:12; 44:12 EITEL-McCULLOUGH 7:12; 14:16; 18:12; 33:10; 44:12 ELECTRONIC SPECIALTY 16:12 ELECTROVOICE 3:12; 24:12; 42:12 EMERSON RADIO & PHONOGRAPH financial, 4:14; 9:12; 22:12; 36:12 debuts 16-in. TV, 13:9 intrO'duces U.S.-made 16-ln. at $99.95, 25:7 1964 line, 25:10 winter drop-ins , 51:12 ERIE TECHNOLOGIGAL PRODUCTS (formerly Erie Resistor) 7:12; 14:16; 17:12; 30:12; 43:12 ESQUIRE RADIO & ELECTRONICS 12:12; 34:12 FAIRCHILD CAMERA & INSTRUMENT financial, 6:12; 17:12; 31:12; 42:12 readies home TV tape recorder, 44:9 FEDER.\L PACIFIC ELECTRIC 7:12; 21:12; 40:12; 45:12 GENERAL ELECTRIC financial, 7:12; 15:12; 28:6; 41:12 plans theater-TV network, 9:3 hit by FTC on co-op ads, 11:10 unveils 11-in, TV at $99.95, 20:8 shows unique stereo products, 40:11 Chmn. Cordlner retiring, Fred J. Borch becomes pres. & chief exec, officer, 41:11 winter drop-ins , 50:11 GABRIEL CO. 7:12; 20:16 GENERAL BRONZE 11:12; 18:12; 31:12; 45:12 GENERAL INSTRUMENT financial, 2:12; 22:12; 29:12; 41:12 develops transistorized uhf tuner, 14:10 charges Industrial Electronic Hardware with tuner "piracy", 47:7; 48:9 GENERAL PRECISION EQUIPMENT financial, 7:12; 17:12, 33:10; 46:12 merger talks with Magna vox terminated, 46:11 GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTRONICS financial, 7:12; 16:12; 30:12; 43:12 transmits TV via laser, 8:9 GIANNINI CONTROLS 7:12; 30:12 GIANNINI SCIENTIFIC 18:12 GILFILLAN CORP. 40:12 GLOBE-UNION 9:12; 17:12; 31:12; 44:12 GRANCO PRODUCTS 5:12 GULTON INDUSTRIES 20:16; 26:12; 39:12 HALLICRAFTERS 15:12; 25:12; 45:12; 51:12 HARVE~Y RADIO 15:12; 24:12; 37:12; 49:12 HAWLEY PRODUCTS 4:14; 23:12; 34:12;46:12 HAZELTINE 10:12; 17:12; 30:12; 43:12 HEWLETT-PACKARD 2:12; 7:12; 10:12; 23:12; 37:12 HOFFMAN ELECTRONICS 14:16; 19:12; 31:12; 45:12 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONIC HARDWARE financial, 7:12; 26:12; 36:12; 47:12 charged with tuner "piracy" by General Instrument, 47:7; 48:9 INDIANA GENERAL 7:12; 17:12; 31:12; 44:12 INTERNATIONAL REGTIFIER 7:12; 19:12; 37:12; 40:12; 45:12 INTERNATIONAL RESISTANCE 7:12; 18:12; 29:12; 45:12 ITT 13:12; 19:12; 33:10; 46:12 TERROLD financial, 20:16; 46:12 Shapp reassumes presidency as Harman resigns, 26:4 FTC dismisses case on indoor TV antenna, 29:10 Shapp to run for U. S. Senate, 49:11 LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS 7:12; 21:12; 38:12; 47:12 LEAR SIEGLER 5:12; 18:12; 32:12; 45:12 UNG-TEMCO-VOUGHT 10:12; 18:12; 30:12; 45:12 LITTELFUSE 15:12; 17:12; 30:12; 43:12 LITTON INDUSTRIES 10:12; 20:16; 33:10; 44:12; 47:12 LYNCH CORP. (SYMPHONIG) financial, 14:16; 23:12; 36:12; 50:12 Symphonic's "Der Spiegel" case, 2:11 Symphonic files anti-trust suit against Japanese firms, 29:7 MAGNAVOX financial, 12:12; 17:12; 30:12; 43:12 1964 line. Including color combo at $795, 24:8 franchises 25 Friendly Frost Stores, 25:9 franchises Polk Stores, 28:12 discontinues merger talks with GPE, 46:11 studies private-label deal with Montgomery Ward, 49:11 P. R. MALLORY 5:12; 16:12; 29:12; 41:12 MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. financial, 9:12; 19:12; 31:12; 45:12 plans new 1964 tape cartridge models, 18:8 cartridge plans, 51:11 MOTOROLA financial, 11:12; 19:12; 30:12; 43:12. 23-in. color tube ready for production, 17:8 debuts 23-ln. color in 8-set line, 26:7 not sure of 23-in. tube, Galvin says, 50:8 1963 prospects, 50:11 winter drop-ins , 50:11 shake-up in sales dept., 51:11 MUNTZ TV financial, 14:16; 28:6; 29:12; 43:12; 52:12 ends Chapter 10, 6:12 pilot-producing 2 color models, 14:14 tube implosion suit, 42:10 projects 1964 color sales of 20,000 sets, 52:12 MUTER CO. 4:14; 15:12; 16:12; 31:12; 44:12 NATIONAL CO. 11:12; 19:12; 31:12; 45:12 NATIONAL UNION 7:12; 19:12; 32:12; 46:12 NATIONAL VIDEO 14:16; 31:12; 38:12; 51:12 OAK MFG. 9:12; 18:12; 31:12; 45:12 OLYMPIC RADIO & TV 1964 line, 23:7 OXFORD ELECTRIC 14:16; 21:12; 33:10; 47:12 PACIFIC MERCURY financial, 30:12 plans merger with Warwick Electronics, 34:U 39:12 PACKARD BELL ELECTRONICS financial, 4:14; 18:12; 30:12; 47:12 1964 line, 23:7 quits EIA , 25:10 PENTRON ELECTRONICS 10:12; 18:12; 43:12; 47:12 PHILCO settles patent license suit against RCA, 1:7 ends battle with RCA-NBC over WRCV-TV Phila., 3:1; FCC rejects pact, 11:5 earmarks $40 million for consumer products, 4:11 1962 sales approximated $400 million, 6:12 shows new TV portables, 8:7 loses suit for $1 million refund on excise taxes, 12:12 negotiates takeover of John M. Otter companies, 14:14; 25:12 Sandusky, O. employes ask Tariff Commission help; 14:14; petition rejected , 21:9 claims basic color patent, 18:10 shows 1964 line, 20:8 still in red at end of Sinl quarter, 45:10 readies big 1964 push, 51:8 winter drop-ins , 51:12 PHILIPS LAMP 14:16; 35:12; 47:12 POLARAD ELECTRONICS 7:12 RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA financial, 9:12; 16:12; 41:12; 52:12 settles fight with Philco over WRCV-TV Phila., 3:1; FCC rejects settlement, 11:5 ends patent license suit with Philco, 1:7 shows new portable TVs, 8:7 will make Kimcode tubes, 11:7 1964 line with 16-in. TV, 20:8 unveils Pan-O-Ply tube, 25:11 Investing $11.6 million to expand color lab, 26:9 stands pat on 21-in. 70-degree color tube, 27:7 drops color price, 33:9 Saxon forecasts RCA's 1964 color volume, 40:8 color survey by Elmo Roper, 40:9 winter drop-ins , 49:10 proposes 3-way stock split, 49:12 year-end report on consumer products, 50:8 RADIO SHACK 13:12; 17:12 RAYTHEON financial, 6:12; 16:12; 31:12; 4bl2 closes receiving tube plant, 50:9 REEVES SOUNDCRAFT 10:12; 33:10 HOWARD W. SAMS 4:14; 17:12; 20:16; 34:12; 43:12 SANGAMO ELECTRIC 15:12; 20:16; 48:12 SCHLUMBERGER 11:12; 22:12; 36:12 SEEBURG 8:12 SERVEL 35:12; 51:12 SILICON TRANSISTOR 20:16; 38:12 5