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Tape 1013A/U.S. Mss 193AF
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68-69
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Appy, Gerard
: Activated University of Georgia ETV, then worked at ETS and NET.
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1
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Arms, George
: Assistant manager at KUHT Houston, then managed KETC, St. Louis.
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Tape No.
2-3
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Armsey, James
: Ford Foundation staff associate in charge of ETV grants in early 60's.
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4
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Barthold, Roy
: First employee and ultimately the manager of Houston's KUHT.
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Tape No.
70-71
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Blakely, Robert J.
: Staff representative for the Fund for Adult Education in early ETV days.
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Tape No.
72
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Breitenfeld, Frederick, Jr.
: ETS-NAEB staff for key conferences in mid-60's, then built Maryland ETV.
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Tape No.
5
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Broderick, Gertrude
: U.S. Office of Education staff member and early leader in educational radio & TV.
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6
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Campbell, Elizabeth
: More than anyone else, the citizen who led the effort to build WETA-TV, Washington.
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Tape No.
7-8
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Case, Everett
: Associate of Owen D. Young in the 20s; frequent board member & chairman, NET.
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Tape No.
73
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Cauthen, Henry J., Jr.
: Guiding force in establishment and subsequent growth of South Carolina ETV.
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Tape No.
9-10
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Christiansen, Kenneth
: Field rep in southern states for SREB, then program coordinator for Educational Television & Radio Center, then WUFT, Gainesville.
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Tape No.
11
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Cohn, Marcus
: Communications attorney who helped NAEB in early formulations of petitions to FCC.
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Tape No.
12
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Cousins, Norman
: Writer-lecturer-publisher, longtime member and once chairman of the board, NET.
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Tape No.
74-75
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Crabbe, John C.
: Instigator of KVIE, Sacramento, and then its manager after a program stint at ETRC.
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Tape No.
13-14
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Davis, David
: Participant in early commercial TV, then Michigan State and mainly WGBH-TV, Boston.
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Tape No.
15-16
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Day, James
: Manager of San Francisco's KQED from its inception and largely responsible for its unusual quality and adventuresomeness.
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17
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DuBridge, Lee
: Caltech president who marshalled forces in Los Angeles to activate KCET, also member of NET board and Carnegie Commission I.
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Tape No.
18-19
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Engar, Keith
: Activator of KUED in Salt Lake City and first head of Educational Branch of FCC.
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Fletcher, C. Scott
: Industrious and imaginative president of Fund for Adult Education during the 50's when it was primary incentive and source of support for new stations and ETRC; also strategist who developed agenda for financing conferences and subsequent national developments leading to Public Broadcasting Act of 1967.
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Tape No.
76-77
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Frischknecht, Lee
: Staff member then manager of Michigan State's WKAR-TV, then station relations for NET.
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Tape No.
78
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Gable, Martha
: Pioneer in school television in Philadelphia both before and after advent of WUHF-TV.
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Tape No.
79-80
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Goldin, Hyman
: FCC Broadcast Bureau staff member who later was staff for Carnegie Commission study.
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Tape No.
81-83
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Griffiths, G. H.
: Vice president of Fund for Adult Education and close associate of Fletcher in handling early ETV support grants to stations and ETRC.
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Tape No.
20-21
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Gunn, Hartford N.
: Manager of WGBH from early days through major growth period, then first president of PBS.
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Tape No.
22-23
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Harley, William
: Program-production head of WHA-TV who became NAEB president and led it throughout the major growth period of ETV.
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Tape No.
24-25
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Hudson, Robert
: Early consultant to FAE, program executive of ETRC under Newburn and of NET under White.
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Tape No.
26-27
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Hull, Richard
: Manager of WOI-TV, co-originator of JCET, often board chairman of NAEB; master strategist for ETV.
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Tape No.
84-85
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Hungerford, Arthur
: JCET field representative assisting stations; then head of New York's META prior to WNDT.
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Tape No.
28-29
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Hunter, Armand
: Early public service TV programmer and university department head who then fought Michigan State's long battles with UHF.
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Tape No.
3O-32
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Hurlbert, Raymond
: The school administrator who became head of Alabama's ETV network development and built the first state system in the nation.
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Tape No.
33
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Hyde, Rosel H.
: Longtime member of the Federal Communications Commission who participated in virtually every development leading up to public TV.
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Tape No.
34
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Killian, James R., Jr.
: MIT chancellor and chairman of the corporation, early trustee of WGBH, head of Carnegie Commission I, subsequent chairman CPB board.
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Tape No.
86
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Loper, James L.
: Organizer of all elements of southern California education behind activation of KCET, then an executive and later president of that station.
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35-36
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Macandrew, James
: Pioneer in school broadcasting by radio in New York City who became head of ETV for New York schools and also organized the Regents' Project and subsequent WNDT ITV service.
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Tape No.
39-4O
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McBride, Jack
: Leader in developing Nebraska ETV network and flagship station KUON-TV; also frequent participant in national studies and consultant to many other states in developing their ETV stations and services.
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Tape No.
41
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McCarter, William
: First program director WHYY, Philadelphia, development officer for NET, manager of WETA, Washington, and later of WTTW, Chicago.
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Tape No.
42-44
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McCarty, Harold B.
: Pioneer in educational radio in Wisconsin, key witness in FCC hearings re reservation of TV channels for education, head of University of Wisconsin radio and television, WHA.
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Tape No.
37
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Marks, Leonard
: Communications attorney, longtime friend of NAEB, backroom strategist in developing key legislation of assistance to ETV.
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Tape No.
38
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Marquis, Chalmers
: Involved with production and development at Chicago's WTTW after years in commercial TV, then staff head of ETS and later executive vice president of NAEB.
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Tape No.
45
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Minow, Newton
: FCC chairman during early 60s and strong supporter of ETV growth; later board member of NET and chairman of board of WTTW, Chicago.
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Tape No.
87
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Neustadt, Stanley
: Administrative assistant to Frieda Hennock at FCC during her early days on the Commission; communications attorney for many ETV clients.
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Tape No.
46-47
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Novik, Morris S.
: Head of WNYC, New York municipal broadcasting and broadcast counsel to national AFL-CIO; longtime proponent of the use of radio and television for educational purposes.
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Tape No.
48-49
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Oberholtzer, Kenneth
: Superintendent of schools in Denver who almost single-handedly furnished the leadership to activate KRMA-TV, later served on NET board and instructional TV boards nationally.
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Tape No.
5O-51
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Rice, Jonathan
: Partner of James Day in activating KQED in San Francisco; the program genius of the team.
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Tape No.
92-93
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Robertson, James
: Supervised activation of WTTW, Chicago, and chief executive in activation of KCET, Los Angeles; Station Relations head and subsequently a vice president of NET; head of Wisconsin public TV and radio efforts, 1967-1970.
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Tape No.
52-53
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Schooley, Frank
: Educational radio pioneer at University of Illinois who eventually headed WILL-TV and subsequently was appointed to CPB board.
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Tape No.
54
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Sikes, Rhea
: Pioneer in use of TV for children, built the in-school service of WQED, Pittsburgh, and served as consultant to scores of other stations and school systems, and to CPB.
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Tape No.
88-89
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Skornia, Harry J.
: Executive director of NAEB in radio days and early ETV period, subsequently university professor and observer of educational media.
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Tape No.
55-56
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Steetle, Ralph
: Executive director of the Joint Council on Educational Television during late 50's and early 60's; a key influence in early ETV growth.
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Tape No.
57-58
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Stone, Loren
: Manager of KCTS-TV, Seattle, from its inception until mid 60's; strong proponent of the educational capabilities of the medium; frequent member of national committees and boards.
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Tape No.
90-91
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Taverner, Donald
: Manager of WQED, Pittsburgh, in its middle years, then manager of WETA Washington; led in the formation of Maine ETV Network earlier.
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Tape No.
59
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Taylor, John W.
: Lifelong educational administrator who was executive director of Chicago's WTTW from its inception until the early 70's.
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Tape No.
60-61
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Tyler, I. Keith
: Ohio State University researcher-professor who was first chairman of JCET and played key role in arranging testimony during FCC hearings on channel reservations, 1950-51.
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Tape No.
62-63
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Wheatley, Parker
: First manager of WGBH-FM and of WGBH-TV and an early participant on NAEB policy-making with respect to educational radio and TV.
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Tape No.
64-65
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White, John F.
: Best-known as manager of WQED, Pittsburgh, when it created early top-quality television productions, then as president of National Educational Television for ten years.
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Tape No.
66-67
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Wittcoff, Raymond
: St. Louis businessman who saw possibilities in ETV, led in formation of KETC, served as chairman of National Citizens' Committee for Educational Television, also as board member of NET.
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