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...assumption that few men have FM radio sets in their rooms, the Music Department has invited students to listen to broadcasts of Friday afternoon Boston Symphony concerts at Paine Hall...
...University-wide broadcasting network will soon connect campus buildings with each other and with the Lowell Institute's new FM station, WGHB, it was learned yesterday. A high fidelity telephone cable has already been set up between WGBH's studios in Symphony Hall and the Busch Reisinger Museum of Germanic Culture...
Tucked away in the Great Blue Hill weather bureau's long disused kite-room is the station's 3 kilowatt transmitter, powerful enough to produce 20,000 watts of effective radiated power. This was a gift from Professor E.H. Armstrong of Columbia, inventor of the electronic circuit that made FM a reality. From its 630 foot-high platform, this power plant will make possible strong high-quality signals within a 65 mile radius, an area of some one and one third million families...
...moment, most of these millions will have to go without the Broadcasting Council's new station--only 102,000 families own FM radios. But if Greater Boston listeners continue buying 38,000 FM sets a year, as they did during the last twelve months, WGBH will soon have a more substantial audience...
WGBH is only one of the Broadcasting Council's projects, although it is the biggest. For four years the Council has been running public education programs on AM, FM, and TV, has produced 847 hours of such programs as "The Music's the Thing" (9 p.m., Wed., WMEX) and "America at the Crossroads," (10 p.m., Fri., WEEI), and it expects to keep on doing...