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...FCChairman Paul Walker hopes TV-hungry communities will not expect miracles overnight. Says he: "Television will not gallop to its new frontier. It will proceed at a snail's pace...
...week after the Senate confirmed his appointment, bespectacled FCChairman Wayne Coy was settled comfortably in the chair he had been occupying since Dec. 27. He liked his new job all right, but not his paycheck ($10,000 a year). By quitting as radio director of the Washington Post and chief of its radio station WINX, he had taken a "terrific slash" in salary, "more than...
...world's first regularly operating television network began serving New York, Philadelphia, Schenectady and Washington last week. Opening night, NBC televised a speech by FCChairman Charles R. Denny (from Washington), a variety show, some boxing bouts from Manhattan's Madison Square Garden, a film of Arturo Toscanini conducting the NBC Symphony. By early 1952, NBC hopes to cast its net from coast to coast. One big obstacle to the big plans: A.T. & T.'s proposed cable rates-almost ten times the rate for radio broadcasts...
...FCChairman Charles R. Denny wriggled. He didn't seem to mind the stares of the 1,800 radio engineers he was addressing at a Manhattan banquet. It was those other eyes-the ones that kept boring into him from so far and yet so near. Finally, he broke off his speech, wheeled around, displayed the back of his head to the wide-eyed television camera...
...Friend of Henry Wallace, Leon Henderson and General "Ike" Eisenhower, he has been an ardent New Dealer since 1933. Having learned the ins & outs of radio during five years (1937-42) as Washington lawyer-lobbyist for CBS, he could probably earn far more outside of Government than the FCChairman's $10,000 salary...
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