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Murray, Michael D.; Godfrey, Donald G.
Iowa State University Press,
Television in America: local station history from across the nation /
III. The Central Heartland. 11. Fist in Education: WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
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I. The Eastern Establishment. 1. Tackling the TV Titans in Their Own Backyard: WABC-TV, New York City
Craig Allen.2.The Hustler: WTNH-TV, New Haven /Margot Hardenbergh.3.Forgotten Pioneer: Philco's WPTZ, Philadelphia /Michael Woal and Linda Kowall Woal.4.Capitalizing on the Capital: WMAL-TV /David Weinstein
II. Southern States. 5. WSB-TV, Atlanta: The "Eyes of the South"
Ginger Rudeseal Carter.6."Foremost in Service, Best in Entertainment": WHAS-TV, Louisville /John P. Ferre.7.WTVJ, Miami: Wolfson, Renick, and "May the Good News Be Yours" /Fran Matera.8.A TV Pioneer's Crusade for Civil Rights in the Segregated South: WFTV, Orlando, Florida /Linda M. Perry.9.The Nation's Station: WLWT-TV, Cincinnati /Russell A. Jenisch and Yasue Kuwahara.10.A West Texan Fulfills His Dream: KDUB-TV, Lubbock /Jay A. R. Warren
III. The Central Heartland. 11. Fist in Education: WOI-TV, Ames, Iowa
Don Caristi.12.Pulitzer's Prize: KSD-TV, St. Louis /Michael D. Murray.13.News in the Heartland: WBBM-TV, Chicago /Marjorie Fox.14.News Leader: WCCO-TV, Minneapolis /Mark Neuzil and David Nimmer.15.In the Public Interest: WEWS-TV, Cleveland /Mary E. Beadle.16."In the Heartland": WDAF-TV, Kansas City /William James Ryan
IV. The Western Frontier. 17. The West Coast's First Television Station: KCBS, Los Angeles
Steven C. Runyon.18.Paramount's KTLA: The Leading Station in Early Los Angeles Television /Mark Williams.19.KSL, Salt Lake City: "At the Crossroads of the West" /Donald G. Godfrey, Val E. Limburg and Heber G. Wolsey.20.San Francisco's First Television Station: KPIX /Steven C. Runyon.21.King-TV, Seattle: King of the Northwest /Val E. Limburg.22.Alaska's Television Frontier: Northern Television, Inc., and the Augie Hiebert Story /B. William Silcock.
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