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Committees, Research, 1958, January-April

Description
January to April 1958 correspondence related to the NAEB Research Committee, with Sam Becker as the new committee chairman. Topics include the grants-in-aid program, funds for research programs, and the possibility of purchasing a Nielsen Coverage Study for research purposes. Also includes a report funded by an NAEB grant on listenership in Athens, Ohio.
Subject(s)
  • Agriculture
  • Audience research
  • Broadcasting
  • Broadcasting research
  • Ecology & the Environment
  • Economy & Business
  • Media Arts
  • NAEB grants-in-aid
  • NAEB Regions III & IV: The Upper Midwest
  • NAEB Research Committee
  • Nielsen Coverage Study
  • Ohio
  • Sociology
Contributors
  • Becker, Samuel L.
  • Paulu, Burton
  • Skornia, Harry J.
  • Schooley, Frank E.
  • Hull, Richard B.
  • Harwood, Kenneth
  • Hunter, Armand L.
  • Stone, Loren B.
  • Bronson, Vernon
  • Merrill, Irving Rodgers
  • Parsey, John M.
  • Adkins, Gale R.
  • Meaney, John W.
  • Marshall, Elizabeth E.
  • Greer, Archie M.
  • Johnson, F. Craig
  • Churchill, John K.
  • Gans, Judith B.
  • van Dijk, L.J.A.
  • Creshkoff, Lawrence
  • Wegener, Edward
  • Rider, Richard L.
  • Harley, William G., 1911-1998
  • Bouwsma, Franklin G.
  • Tettemer, Clair R.
  • Menzer, Carl H.
  • Schenkkan, Robert, 1917-2011
  • McBride, Jack
  • Smith, Grace
  • Tyler, I. Keith
  • Cheydleur, Raymond D.
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