Box 6
Restricted
Contains 33 Results:
“The Challenges of Broadcast Journalism” in The Quill, vol. 51, no. 10/with related material, October 1963
“Network TV Programming” in GW:The George Washington University Magazine/ with related material, Summer 1966
By-Liner for The Daily Variety, 1966
“The Call Board” in The Long Island Entertainer, Vol. 4, no. 36, August 19 – 26, 1966
“Television Digest White Paper Interview” vol. 7:11, March 13, 1967
comments for World Communication Day/ with related materials, May 7, 1967
comments for The Broadcasting Journal/ with related materials, 1967
requests for articles, 1967
“The Call Board” in The Long Island Entertainer, Vol.6, no.5, January 5 – 11, 1968
“Outlook for Commercial Broadcasting” drafts with related materials, 1970
“Television” (p. 24) in The American Way, February 1970
“TV Formulas Won’t Bring Fairness” in The Wall Street Journal/ with related materials, August 3, 1970
request for articles, 1970
“A Broadcaster Looks at Broadcasting” in Electronic Age Quarterly Publication of RCA, Spring 1971
“Commercials Against Commercials? Help!” in The New York Times/ with related materials, December 24, 1972
Outlook Section of the Pasadena Star News/with related materials, 1972
“The Stake is Freedom” in Television Quarterly, Vol. x, no. 3/with related materials, Spring 1973
“They Thought They Heard a Tenor” in The Educational ABC’s of American Industry- draft with related materials, 1973
“The Future Depends on Guidelines Now” in Newsday, August 6, 1974
“Regulate, Punish, Control” in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, August 7, 1974
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