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When Manhattan Chemical Engineer Louis Schweitzer gave away his $200,000 FM station last year, he did so, he said, because it was threatening to become a commercial success. The December 1958 newspaper strike had brought so many advertisers and so much advertiser interference to New York's WBAI that Schweitzer had to scramble for a way to preserve his programing ideal: "Free radio...
Last week WBAI-FM began broadcasting under new ownership-California's Pacifica Foundation-and Donor Schweitzer's ideal was getting a good run for his money. The station's program is crowded with excellent music, also makes room for viewpoints that would make many a network executive's brush cut burst into flame...
WHRB will change its FM broadcasting frequency to 95.3 on the dial, John H. Shenefield '60, president of the station, announced last night...
With the expiration of a 30-day trial period yesterday, the station, after more than a year's effort, gained final FCC approval to switch its channel. Assigned to channel 296 since it began FM broadcasting in 1957, the station has been seeking to escape from interference caused by WBZ on a nearby channel...
...team from the College will be seen in Burr Lecture Hall B and heard over radio station WGBH-FM at 5 p.m. Those attending are asked to arrive...