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DATED PROGRAM FOR APRIL APRIL'70 7516
FOLIO -DIAL: MOST COMPLETE FM AND STEREO PROGRAM LISTINGS
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FM stations 1 WCWP 88.1 C. W. Post College, Greenvale, N.Y. 11548
2 WBGO 88.3 345 High Street, Newark, N.J. 07102
3 WVHC 88.7 Hofstra University, Hempsted, N.Y. 11550
4 WSOU 89.5 Selon Hall University, South Orange, N.J. 07079
5 WPKN 89.5 244 University Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. 06602
6 WKCR 89.9* 208 Ferris Booth Hall, Columbia University, N.Y., N.Y. 10027
7 WFUV 90.7 Fordham University, Rose Hill, Bronx, N.Y. 10458
8 WFMU 91.1 Upsala College, E. Orange, N.J. 07019 9 WNYE 91.5 29 Fort Green Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217
10 WHOM 92.3 136 W. 52nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10019
11 WLIR 92.7* 175 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead, N.Y. 11550
12 WPAT 93.1* 12 W. 40th Street, New York, N.Y. 10018
13 WVOX 93.5 271 North Avenue, New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801
14 WNYC 93.9* Municipal Bldg., New York, N.Y. 10007
15 WJLK 94.3 Press Plaza, Asbury Park, N.J. 07712 16 WGSM 94.3 900 Walt Whitman Rd., Melville, N.Y. 11743
17 WFME 94.7 289 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, W. Orange, N.J. 07052 18 WABC 95.5* 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10019
19 WBMI 95.7* 122 Charles Street, Meriden, Conn. 06452 20 WABD 95.9* 1715 "F" Street, South Belmar, N.J. 07719 21 WQXR 96.3* 229 W. 43rd Street, New York, N.Y. 10036
22 WSTC 96.7 270 Atlantic Street, Stamford, Conn. 06904 23 WNBC 97.1* 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10020
24 WALK 97.5 Box 230, Patchogue, N.Y. 11772
25 WEVD 97.9 1700 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019
26 WHLI 98.3* 384 Clinton Street, Hempstead, N.Y. 11550
27 WLAD 98.3 198 Main Street, Danbury, Conn. 06810 28 WCTC 98.3 385 George Street, New Brunswick, N.J. 08901
29 WOR 98.7* 1440 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10018 30 WAWZ 99.1 s< Zarephath, N.J. 08890 31 WBAI 99.5 359 E. 62nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10021
32 WJZZ 99.9* 1016 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 06603 33 WVNJ 100.3* Route 10, Livingston, N.J. 07039 34 WLNA 100.7 Radio Terrace, Peekskill, N.Y. 10566 35 WCBS 101.1* 51 W. 52nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10019 36 WPIX 101.9* 220 E. 42nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10017
37 WBAB 102.3* Route 109, Babylon, N.Y. 17704 38 WNEW 102.7* 230 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10003
39 WPRB 103.3* P.O. Box 342, Princeton, N.J. 08540 40 WTFM 103.5* 173-15 Horace Harding Blvd., Fresh Meadows, N.Y. 11365
41 WFAS 103.9 Box 551, White Plains, N.Y. 10600
42 WHRF 103.9* Flanders Road, Riverhead, N.Y. 11901 43 WNCN 104.3* 2 W. 45th Street, New York, N.Y. 10036 44 WRFM 105.1* 485 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022
45 WDHA 105.5* State Highway No. 10, Dover, N.J. 07801 46 WHBI 105.9 80 Riverside Dr., N.Y. 10024
47 WPAC 106.1* Box 717, Patchogue, N.Y. 11772
48 WHIG 106.3 1129 Hope Road, New Shrewsbury, N.J. 07712 49 WVIP 106.3 Box 608, Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549
50 WRY! 1067 490 Riverside Drive, New York, N.Y. 10027
51 WRL! 107.1# 156 Broadway, tong Branch, N.J. 07740 52 WRNW 107.1 78 Lexington Ave., Mt. Kisco, N.Y. 10549
53 WLIB 107.5 310 Lenox Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10027
54 WMMM 107.9 4 Box 511, Westport, Conn. 06880
ALPHABETICAL STATION LISTING
*WABC 95.5 WHBI 105.9 WNYE 91.5 * WABD 95.9 * WHLI 98.3 * WOR 98.7
WALK 97.5 * WHRF 103.9 * WPAC 106.1
WAWZ 99.1 WHOM 92.3 * WPAT 93.1 * WBAB 102.3 WHIG 106.3 * WPIX 101.9
WBAI 99.5 WJLK 94.3 WPKN 89.5
WBGO 88.3 * WJZZ 99.9 * WPRB 103.3
*WBMI 95.7 * WKCR 89.9 * WQXR 96.3 * WCBS 101.1 WLAD 98.3 * WRFM 105.1
WCTC 98.3 WLIB 107.5 * WRLB 107.1
WCWP 88.1 * WLIR 92.7 WRNW 107.1
* WDHA 105.5 WLNA 100.7 WRVR 106.7
WEVD 97.9 WMMM 107.9 WSOU WSTC
89.5 96.7
WFAS 103.9 * WNBC 97.1 * WTFM 103.5 WFME 94.7 * WNCN 104.3 WVHC 88.7 WFMU 91.1 * WNEW 102.7 WVIP 106.3 WFUV 90.7 * WNYC 93.9 * WVNJ 100.3 WGSM 94.3 * Indicates some stereo operation WVOX 93.5
THE FOLIO DIAL IF YOU GENERALLY JUST "TURN THE RADIO ON AND LEAVE IT"...
Use "FM Guide" to select your station. You see what's on now and what's coming for several hours ahead on any station you select.
Use "FM Guide" to check what you're listen- ing to.
IF YOU REGULARLY TUNE TO ONE FAVORITE STATION ...
Use "FM Guide" just as you would an indi- vidual station program guide. It's complete from sign -on to sign -off, and your station appears in the same place on the page for each day.
IF YOU ARE A SELECTIVE LISTENER...
Scan across the "dial", from left to right at
any time level (6:00 P.M. is the prominent br.nd across the page), you'll see all the programs then in progress, and approximately where you'll find them on your own radio dial.
Because The Folio -Dial Lists ... EACH STATION SEPARATELY;
IN ORDER OF BROADCAST FREQUENCY;
COMPLETE FROM SIGN -ON TO SIGN -OFF
You Can See ... ALL PROGRAMS IN PROGRESS ( without turning the page or checking back).
WHERE TO TUNE (not only whas station, but actually where you'll find it on your own radio dial).
And At A Glance .. .
PICK YOUR FAVORITE SELECTIONS (artist, composer, conductor).
FM PROGRAM INDEX
ALL-NIGHT PROGRAMS
Monday thru Friday 12:00 Mid. WPAT The Night Show
WPIX Manhattan After Hours
WBAI Radio Unnameable with Bob Fass
WFAS Jerry Tano Show WFME Nightwatch
(to 6 a.m.) WRFM Nighttime Holiday
(to 5 a.m.) 11:05 p.m. WLIR Frank Darrow Show
WNCN Music Through the Night with Fleetwood (til 8:00 a.m.)
12:05 a.m. WTFM Moondial (to 2 a.m.) 1:00 a.m. WNYC While the City Sleeps 2:00 a.m. WNEW Alison Steele
Monday 1:00 a.m. WNYC While the City Sleeps
Tuesday 12:05 a.m. WLIR Richard Bianco Show Wednesday 12 Mid. WLIR Midnight Echoes with
Joe Roberts (to 1 a.m.)
Thursday 12 Mid.
Friday 12 Mid. WLIR Midnight Echoes
with Joe Roberts
WLIR Midnight Echoes Richard Bianco Show (to 1 a.m.)
Saturday 11:05 p.m. WLIR Midnight Echoes
with Emil Antonoft 12 Mid. WBAI The Outside-
Steve Post 11:05 p.m. WLIR Midnight Echoes
with Emil Antonoff WNCN Music Through the
Night with Fleetwood (tí18:00 a.m.)
12 Mid. WBAI The Outside- Steve Post
WPAT Night Show WFAS Jerry Tano Show WPIX Manhattan After
Hours WFME Nightwatch
(to 6 a.m.) WRFM Nighttime Holiday
(to 3 a.m.) WNYC While the City Sleeps WHBI Realrock (to 5 a.m.)
WLIR
12:05 a.m. WTFM WLIR
Sunday 11:05 p.m. WLIR
WNCN
12 Mid. WNYC WPAT WPIX
WFME
WBAI
WRFM
Midnight Echoes with Joe Ierna (12:30 with Richie Blanko) Moondial Midnight Echoes with Richard Rothman
Broadway After Dark with B. Morris Music Through the Night with Fleetwood (til 8:00 a.m.) While the City Sleeps Night Show Manhattan After Hours Nightwatch (to 6 a.m.) The Outside- Steve Post Nighttime Holiday (to 3 a.m.)
MUSICAL THEATRE I
Monday thru Friday 2:30 p.m. WALK Show Time 3:00 p.m. WHLI Musical Playhouse 4:00 p.m. WSTC Showtime
WLIR On Stage 9:00 p.m. WALK Curtain Calls 9:05 p.m. WVNJ Curtain Time
Monday 8:00 p.m. WSTC FM on Broadway 8:05 p.m. WTFM Music of America
10:00 p.m. WFUV Music from Stage and Screen
Friday 9:06 p.m. WQXR
Saturday 3:30 p.m. WKCR 8:30 p.m. WNYC
9:05 p.m. WVNJ
Sunday 8:00 a.m. WCBS
10:05 a.m. WLIR 10:30 a.m. WQXR 12:10 p.m. WQXR
2:05 p.m. WCTC
3:00 p.m. WHLI 4:30 p.m. WRLB 9:05 p.m. WVNJ
OPERA I
Monday 8:30 p.m. WRVR
Tuesday 9:05 p.m. WFUV
Chappell's Broadway
Curtain Time Israel in Song and Dance Curtain Time
Music of Broadway On Stage Gilbert & Sullivan International Operetta Carousel Theatre Hour Musical Playhouse Showtime Curtain Time
Operas of the 20th Century
The Operaphile
Wednesday 8:05 p.m. WSOU
8:30 p.m. WNYC
10:30 p.m. WRVR
Thursday 8:05 p.m. WNCN 8:30 p.m. WSTC 9:06 p.m. WQXR
Friday 2:45 p.m. WNYE
8:35 p.m. WFUV Saturday 1:05 p.m. WNCN
2:00 p.m. WQXR 2:05 p.m. WNCN
9:00 p.m. WKCR
Sunday 10:00 a.m. WBAI 10:06 a.m. WQXR 11:00 a.m. WNYC
12:10 p.m. WQXR
8:05 p.m. WDHA 9:05 p.m. WVNJ
10:00 p.m. WALK
FOLK MUSIC
Monday thru Friday 10:05 p.m. WCWP Monday
8:00 p.m. WSOU 9:00 p.m. WFUV 9:30 p.m. WSOU
11:00 p.m. WFMU
1:00 a.m. WKCR Tuesday
7:15 p.m. WVHC 7:30 p.m. WQXR
Wednesday 7:30 p.m. WFUV
10:00 p.m. WCWP 11:00 p.m. WFMU
Thursday 8:30 p.m. WNYC
Friday 6:30 p.m. WKCR
Wednesday Night at the Opera Wednesday Night at the Opera Opera: the Battleground of the Arts
Opera Excerpts Opera in FM The Vocal Scene
The Man and His Music A Box at the Opera
Opera Highlights with Francis Robinson The Metropolitan Opera The Saturday Afternoon Opera Saturday Night at the Opera
Golden Voices Gilbert & Sullivan Living Opera with John -Charles Miller International Operetta The Opera House Great Albums of Opera The Opera
Folk Music
Music of Lithuania Folk Spectrum Polka Party Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2:00 a.m.) Banana Bag
Strictly Folk Sounds of Israel
Polka Party Folk Music Little Clear Stream with Lorrie Wyatt (til 2:00 a.m.)
Adventures in Folk Music
Barhat Darshan
FM 3
7:30 p.m. WQXR Nights in Saturday Latin America 11:00 a.m. WALK The Big Bands
9:15 p.m. WJLK Folk Concert Are Here 12:00 Mid. WCTC Folk Music 12:00 noon WLIB The Ed Williams Saturday Show 11:30 a.m. WBAI Country Music 2:00 p.m. WBAI Jazz with
WKCR Son of Buckdancer's A. B. Spellman Choice 4:00 p.m. WLIB The Ed Williams
12:15 p.m. WJLK Country Concert Show
Saturday 10:30 a.m. WHBI Italian
1:30 p.m. WNYC French in the Air 5:00 p.m. WNYC French Drama 6:05 p.m. WNCN The French Hour 9:30 p.m. WAWZ German
12:05 n m WLIR French Art
DRAMA & POETRY 1:00 p.m. WRVR John Didline and WRVR Jazz with Father
Folk Music O'Connor Monday thru Friday 4:05 p.m. WDHA Grass Roots of Folk 6:00 p.m. WRVR More Jazz with 11:00 a.m. WNYC Spoken Words 6:05 p.m. WNCN The French Hour Max Cole 2:15 p.m. WNYE Dateline Africa 7:06 p.m. WQXR Woody's Children WBAB The Grooveyard 2:45 p.m. WNYE Americans to 7:30 p.m. WVHC Shades of Folk 7:00 p.m. WRVR Father O'Connor's Remember 7:30 p.m. WSOU Across the Footlights Jazz Anthology 8:00 p.m. WFME Unshackled 9:00 p.m. WSOU The Folk Bag 7:05 p.m. WDHA Dick Neeld 9:35 p.m. WVHC Bookmark
12:00 Mid. WRVR Folk Concert 7:30 p.m. WLIB The Del Shields 10:10 p.m. WQXR Listening with Sunday Show Watson 12:00 p.m. WKCR Bluegrass Special 8:00 p.m. WRVR Just Jazz with 11:00 p.m. WNYC Spoken Words
1:00 p.m. WKCR Fine Times at Our Ed Beach 2:15 p.m. WNYE Out of the Past House WBAB The Grooveyard with 10:00 p.m. WFUV Words Without
2:00 p.m. WKCR Nearly the End Bob Washington Songs 2:06 p.m. WQXR Folk Music of the 9:00 p.m. WFUV Jazz Horizons Wednesday
World 10:06 p.m. WQXR The World of Jazz 1:15 p.m. WNYE The Human 3:30 p.m. WKCR It's a Mean Old WEVD Jazz at Midnight Adventure
World with Bob Klein 8:00 p.m. WRVR BBC World Theatre 5:45 p.m. WBAI Country Music Sunday 8:15 p.m. WCWP Radio Drama
1:00 p.m. WBAI Scope of Jazz Thursday 6:00 p.m. WNYC Folksong Festival 4:00 p.m. WLIB The Ed Williams 2:15 p.m. WNYE Out of Many, One with Oscar Brand 9:00 p.m. WKCR Songs of the Sabras Show 10:30 p.m. WRVR Beach Reads 6:00 p.m. WBAB The Grooveyard Through a Manhole 7:30 p.m. WLIB The Del Shields (begins Feb. 12) JAZZ
Show Friday Monday thru 8:00 p.m. WBAB The Grooveyard with 2:30 p.m. WNYE Pioneers of Friday
7:00 a.m. WRVR Just Jazz with Bob Washington Science Ed Beach
12:00 noonWLIB The Ed Williams Show
Saturday 9:00 a.m. WBAB Classic Children's
Stories
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
4:00 p.m. WLIB Ed Williams (cont'd) 5:30 p.m. WRVR Just Jazz with
Ed Beach (repeat) 7:30 p.m. WLIB The Del Shields
Monday thru Friday 11:00 a.m. WBAB The
3:30 p.m. WHBI Spanish 4:00 p.m. WHBI Radio
4:30 p.m. WNYC Open Poetry 5:00 p.m. WNYC French Drama Series Italian Hour 8:00 p.m. WFME Unshackled 9:00 p.m. WNYC International Italiana
Show 5:30 p.m. WHBI French Theatre 10:00 p.m. WRLB Art Vincent, The 11:00 p.m. WNYC Spoken Words 7:00 p.m. WHBI Brazilian
Art of Jazz Show 7:30 p.m. WHBI Greek Sunday 12:00 Mid. WCTC The Midnight Muse Monday WFAS Music After Hours 8:00 a.m. WHBI Venezuela Monday
9:30 p.m. WAWZ Hungarian 3:00 p.m. WBAI Sounds of Today 9:00 p.m, WVHC Jazz Scene Tuesday 9:05 p.m. WCWP Anything But 50 8:00 a.m. WHBI Echoes of Spain 9:15 p.m. WJLK 7:30 p.m. WHBI Arab Directions in Jazz
11:00 p.m. WFMU Little Clear Stream 8:30 p.m. WHBI Yugoslavian
7:30 p.m. WRLB Ave 8:00 p.m. WFME Unshackled 9:00 p.m. WNYC International
Theatre 10:00 p.m. WFUV Short
of 11:00 p.m. WNYC Spoken
Maria Hour
Masterpieces French Literature
Words
with Lorrie Wyatt 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Russian (tì1 2:00 a.m.) Wednesday FOR CHILDREN
Tuesday 8:30 p.m. WHBI Armenian Monday thru Friday 8:30 p.m. WFUV Time of Jazz 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Russian 4:00 p.m. WFME Big John and Sparkie
Wednesday Thursday 4:30 p.m. WFME Secret Hideout 9:05 p.m. WCWP Strictly Jazz 1:30 p.m. WNYE La Bonne 4:45 p.m. WFME Tips for Teenagers
11:00 p.m. WBAI Sounds of Today Adventure Saturday 11:00 p.m. WFMU Little Clear Stream 8:30 p.m. WHBI Yugoslavian 8:00 a.m. WNYC Storytelling
with Lorrie Wyatt WVHC Learning to Speak 8:15 a.m. WFME Children's Chapel (til 2:00 a.m.) Russian 8:30 a.m. WNYC The Wonderful
Thursday 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Italian World of PAL 9:00 p.m. WVHC World of Jazz Friday 9:12 a.m. WRVR No School Today 9:05 p.m. WBAI The Scope of Jazz 4:15 a.m. WNYC French In the Air 11:00 a.m. WRVR Children's World
WCWP Strictly Jazz 8:00 a.m. WHBI Greek Sunday Friday 5:30 p.m. WHBI French 8:00 a.m. WNYC Jr. Weekend In 8:00 p.m. WCWP Jazz Unlimited 8:30 p.m. WHBI Roumanian New York 10:00 p.m. WSTC Jazz Idols 9:30 p.m. WAWZ Spanish 8:30 a.m. WNYC The Singing Lady
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9:40 a.m. WFME
11:05 a.m. WNCN
11:30 a.m. WFME WSOU
7:06 p.m. WQXR
WSOU 9:05 p.m. WFME
10:10 p.m. WQXR
Monday 10:00 p.m. WNYC
10:05 p.m. WNCN
11:30 p.m. WRVR /:UU p.m. WKCR 7:15 p.m. WFUV 7:30 p.m. WRVR 8:30 p.m. WFUV
9:05 p.m. WFME 9:30 p.m. WNYC
10:00 p.m. WNYC
11:30 p.m. WRVR Tuesday
2:00 p.m. WNYC
2:30 p.m. WLNA 4:30 p.m. WNYC
5:30 p.m. WNYC 6:30 p.m. WCWP 7:00 p.m. WKCR
WFME WSOU
7:05 p.m. WNCN
7:15 p.m. WFUV WKVK
8:00 p.m. WSOU 8:30 p.m. WKCR
WRVR
9:00 p.m. WVHC 9:06 p.m. WQXR 9:30 p.m. WEVD
WVHC WFME
10:05 p.m. WSOU 11:00 p.m. WRVR Wednesday
2:00 p.m. WNYC
3:45 p.m. WNYE 4:00 p.m. WNYC 5:30 p.m. WNYC 6:05 p.m. WNCN 7:00 p.m. WKCR
Psychology for Living Adventures in Good Music Heart to Heart Montage N.Y. Times Correspondents Montage Conference Echoes Listening with Watson (till 12 mid.)
Seminars in the Theatre Virgil Thomas at cle the Chelsea Bookbeat ESP Urban League Pulsebeat '70 Bernard Gabriel- The Music Scene Conference Echoes Patricia Marx Interviews Seminars in the Theatre Bookbeat
Lee Graham Interviews Pace Lectures New York Tomorrow Newsweek Report New Dimensions Classroom Focus Social Security Program Medicine on the March New Films in N.Y. Urban Attairs Report Do You Know? Columbia Press Conference Studs Terkel Interviews Do Not Fold First Hearing Report on Freedom Georgetown Forum Profile of A Christian Reaction Talking About Music
Washington Dialogue Let's Ask Views on Art The Nation Science News Digest ESP
7:15 p.m. WBAI 7:30 p.m. WRVR 7:45 p.m. WVHC 8:05 p.m. WNCN
8:30 p.m. WKCR 10:00 p.m. WFMU 12:30 a.m. WNYC
Thursday 10:05 a.m. WNCN
1:45 p.m. WNCN 2:00 p.m. WNYC
2:00 p.m. WNYC
2:30 p.m. WNYE 4:00 p.m. WNYC 4:30 p.m. WNYC 5:00 p.m. WRVR
6:30 p.m. WKCR 7:00 p.m. WFME
WSOU 7:30 p.m. WSOU
WQXR 8:00 pan. WEVD 8:05 p.m. WSGU 8:30 p.m. NKCR
WRVk WNYC
9:05 p.m. WNCN
10:00 p.m. WFUV 10:30 p.m. WRVR 11:00 p.m. WRVR
Friday 9:55 a.m. WNYE 4:30 p.m. WNYC
7:00 p.m. WKCR 7:05 p.m. WNCN
7:30 p.m. WRVR
7:45 p.m. WVHC 8:30 p.m. WKCR
WVHC
9:05 p.m. WSOU 10:30 p.m. WNYC
WRVR
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10:30 a.m. WNYC
WNCN 11:05 a.m. WNCN
2:00 p.m. WRVR 5:05 p.m. WNCN 5:30 p.m. WJLK
WNCN 7:00 p.m. WFME 8:05 p.m. WNCN
10:00 p.m. WNYC
Films in Focus Pulsebeat '70 At Issue Sounds from Scandinavia Spotlight Columbia That's About It Int'l Book Review
Sounds from Scandinavia Series Four Lee Graham Interviews Lee Graham Interviews Speak Your Mind N.Y. Magazine Consumer Protection Conversations in Chicago Classroom Focus Master Control Perspective Insight Public Forum Rutgers U. Forum Personalities in Sports The Advocates Cooper Union Forum Aaron Copland Comments Fordham University Politics! Great Decisions 1970
Theatre Reviews N.Y. Releases
ESP Medicine on the March Pulsebeat '70
Comic Arts N.Y. at Large Conversations with Georgists University Seminar The Asia Society Open Conversations (begins Feb. 27)
Lee Graham Interviews Philatelic Dialogue First Church of Religious Science On the Midway Kaleidoscope Youth Forum Unity Viewpoint Keswick Echoes The Record Hunter's Choice Men of Hi-Fi
LISTEN TO THE
ETS WNBC-FM RADIO 97.1
METS EXHIBITION April 1 Cardinals April 2 Pirates April 4 Twins April 5 Twins
GAMES 7:30 pm
7:30 pm 1:30 pm
1:30 pm
REGULAR SEASON GAMES April 7 Pirates 1:30 pm April 9 Pirates 8:00 pm April 10 Cardinals 9:00 pm April 11 Cardinals 4:10 pm April 12 Cardinals 2:10 pm April 14 Pirates 2:00 pm April 16 Pirates 2:00 pm April 17 Phillies 2:00 pm April 18 Phillies 2:10 pm April 19 Phillies 1:00 pm April 21 Padres 2:00 pm April 22 Padres 2:00 pm April 24 Dodgers 10:55 pm April 25 Dodgers 9:55 pm April 26 Dodgers 4:00 pm April 28 Giants 10:55 pm April 29 Giants 4:00 pm April 30 Giants 4:00 pm
LISTEN TO METS PRE -GAME SHOW
TEN MINUTES BEFORE EVERY GAME
WNBC-FM RADIO 97.1 FM 7
TUESDAY APRIL 7
STEREO AS INDICATED* 2:00 *AFTERNOON CONCERT
BEETHOVEN:sYM No.9; SEPTET(TOSCANINI/NBC SYM)
4:00 *WHITE NOISE COM- PLAINT IF YOU'VE RECOVERED FROM YES- TERDAY, BRACE YOUR- SELF FOR MORE OF
THE SAME
613m WKCR 89.9
5:00 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 5:15 MEN AND MOLECULES SCIENCE 5:30 EVENING REPORT NEWS, STOCKS
AND SPORTS
WFUV 90.7
ALL STEREO 6:30 SIGN ON 6:45 TOP 0' THE MORNIN
WITH DON K. REED 8:30 DORE REED INTERVIEWS 9:00 MORNING IN THE PENT-
HOUSE 11:00 BUNNY'S CORNER
12 NOON 12:00 PENTHOUSE STEREO 3:05 POPJCONCERT WALTON:
FACADE`ORMANDY)i' CHA - BRIER: ESPANA; FALLA: INTERLUDE & DANCE FROM LA VIDA BREVE; RITUAL FIRE DANCE; RAVEL: AL- BORADA DEL GRACIOSO (BERNSTEIN)
4:05 ON STAGE "PAL JOEY" (HAYWORTH/SINATRA/NOVAK)
5:05 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
WLIR 92.7
STEREO AS INDICATED * 6:00 SUNRISE SYMPHONY ROSSINI:
II SIGNOR BRUSHINO OVT; GIULIANI: CONC FOR GUITAR & STRINGS; BRUNETTI: SYM IN G
7:00 AROUND NEW YORK WITH ANDRE BERNARD 7:05 ALVIN KLEIN DRAMA REVIEW 8:45 CONSUMER REPORT COMM BEss MYERSON WITH
HENRY STERN 12 8:50 LISTEN TO NUTRITION BARBARA PREMO 12 9:00 jr MASTERWORK HOUR PURCELL: 1: TRUMPET VOLUNTARY; HAYDN: SYH NO.30 "AL- LELUJA"; BEETHOVEN!: PIANO CONC NO.5 "EM - POUR"; NIELSEN: SYM NO.2
10:30 YOU & YOUR HEALTH NY ORAL HEALTH COMM II:00 SPOKEN WORDS JOSEPH WISEMAN READS"THE DIAMOND NECKLACE"; "WAS IT A DREAM?","A FISHING EXCURSION BY DE MAUPASSANT
12 NOON 12:00 * MUNICIPAL SYMPHONY STRAUS GYPSY BARON 0VT; MOZART: VIOLIN CONC NI. 4 IN D K.218; DENARDIS: SCENE ABRUZZESI
I:00 * FAMOUS ARTISTS AMIRAM RIGAI, PIANIST
2:00 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 2:25 * CHAMBER ENSEMBLE BRAHMS:
STRING QUARTET NO.1 IN F; MOZART: SYM NO. 13 IN F,W.I12; SCHUBERT: TRIO NO.1 IN Et; GRANADOS: SPANISH DANCE IN E
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6:00 CLASSROOM LECTURES BY AN EMINENT COL PROF
7:00 *JAll PROJECTIONS' 8:30 THE RELEVANT
SCIENTIST WITH STEVE NEED
PM
9:00 *KING'S CROWN CON- CERT J.S.BACH: FROM THE ART OF FUGUE CARTER:SON FOR CELLO & PIANO; DAVIDOVSKY: STUDY NO.2; WEBERN: ST TRIO; WOLPE:PIECES FOR 2 INSTR UNITS
12:00 *MOTHER NATURE'S SON WITH JODY POPE
2:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 CONCERT FROM ROSE, HILL IVES:SYM NO.1 IN V -(PHILADEL- PHIA ORC /ORMANDY); SYM NO.2; SYM NO.3 NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN); 5TH NO.4 AM SYM ORCH/STOKOWSKI/ 120); BRAHMS:cONc NO.2 IN B4OP. 83(SERKIN/PHILADELPHIA ORCHI ORMANDY/47)
9 PM 9:00 POINT OF VIEW TOPICAL
INTERVIEWS HOSTED BY RICHARD MAZLOOM
9:30 STUDIO A POLITICAL DIS- CUSSION PERIOD WITH JOSEPH ZODL
10:00 JAll HORIZONS WITH JONATHAN BYRNE
11:00 SUPER SESSION PROGRESSIVE ROCK MUSI WITH LEW GOODMAN
11:00 SIGN OFF
SELECTIONS From stations not in daily Folio -Dial
9:00 *MANZ 99.1 MORNING CONCERT PROKOFIEV: SCYTHIAN STE
12 NOON - 2:00 *MANZ 99.1
AFTERNOON CONCERT BACH:coNC FOR HAR PSCHD
2:15 WNYE 91.5 ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI...HOW HE GAVE UP A
LIFE OF LUXURY TO HELP THE SICK AND THE POOR
FIVE MINUTE NEWSCAST AT 8:00; 10:00 AND 12:00 MID.
baS3áY MICHAELS THE WILDEST MAN IN TOWN
10:00 JONATHAN SCHWARTZ WITH
12 NOON - THE BEST IN
NOW MUSIC 2:00 SCOTT MUNI
IS BACK WITH THE NEW MUSIC
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO Q PM
9:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA WALTON: ORB & SCEPTRE CORONATION MARCH(WALLACE/ CENTRAL BAND ROYAL AIR FORCE/81; STRAUSS: DON QUIXOTE VON KARAJAN/BER- LINER PHIL/44); HANDEL: CONC GROSSO, A MIN OP. 6,NO.4`VON KARAJAN/BER- LIN PHIL/I3); BARATI: HPSICHD CUARTET(BAROQUE CHAM PLAYERS OF INDIANA/ (8); HAYDN: SYM NO.83 (THE HEN)(BERNSTEIN/NY PHIL/22)
11:05 FRANK DARROW SHOW 12:05 JOE ROBERTS SHOW 1:15 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 7:00 VIOLETS OF
DAWN WITH JERRY COOPER
8:80 ANTE MERIDIAN WITH BRUCE LARSON
II:00 SYNAPSE WITH JESSE HA CKE LL
12 NOON 100 WEST OF MECCA WITH JOHN ROSE
4.00 THE ROCK GARDEN WITH KEN HALL
ALL STEREO 6:05 INFORMATION
WITH JOE SHEEHAN NE WS, TRA FFIC, WEATHER AND THE BEST OF COMEDY
10:05 PANORAMA WITH CHARLES DUVAL VAR IN MUSIC... WARMTH AND CHARM FOR YOU AND YOURS
12 NOON - 1:05 MATINEE IN
STEREO WITH TERENCE MOORE A SMOOTH AND SOOTHING FLOW OF MUSIC THRU THE AFTERNOON HOURS
4:05 CAFE CONTI- NENTAL WITH CHARLES DUVAL
6:00 INDIAN PRESS REVIEW 6:15 FRENCH PRESS 6:30 JAPANESE PRESS 7:00 * MASTERWORK HOUR TCHAIKOVSKY: BARSOKOY: PIANO CONC NO.2; VAUGHN-WILLIAMS: SYM NO.8' HANDEL: WATER MUSIC
e:30 CLARION CONCERT: MONTEVERDI: "VESPRO DELLA BEATA VERGINE"( LIVE )
9 PM II:00 SPOKEN WORDS (SEE II AM) 12:00 INTERNATIONAL SCIENCE REVIEW 12:30 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 1:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS ROST CASADESUS PLAYS
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
ALL STEREO 5:00 MORNING MAGIC
MUS IC, NE WS, WEAT- HER WITH JOE ROBERTS
9:00 MUSIC FROM CLOUD 105
BRIGHT, YET SOOTHING MUSIC FOR HOME OFFICE OR AUTOMOBILE LISTENING
11:55 MID -DAY STOCK REPORT WITH ELWOOD THOMPSON --.2 NOON
12:00 MUSIC FROM CLOUD 105
CONTO 2:00 ACCENT ON
MUSIC WITH KEN LAMB
3:55 CLOSING STOCKS
4:00 ACCENT ON MUSIC CONTO
5:55 STOCK MARKET ROUNDUP
ALL STEREO 6:00 JOHN KIERNAN'S KORNER 7:00 ADVENTURES IN CREATIVE LIVING 7:15 VOICE OF UNITY 7:30 JOHN KIERNAN'S KORNER CONTO 10:00 KALEIDOSCOPE '70
12 NOON 12:00 NOON NEWS 12:20 MIDDAY MUSICALE 2:00 TAPE SOUNDS IN STEREO 4:00 WIDE WORLD OF MUSIC WITH
BOB LINDER 5:05 STOCK REPORT REYNOLD & Co
WNEW 102.7
6:00 ROSKO DOING HIS THING WITH SOUL
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10:00 ZACHERLE THE BEST OF IN" MUSIC
2:00 ALISON STEELE TIL 6:00 A.M.
WPRB 103.3fEk
- 6:50 SPORTS COMi1R-
HENSIVE 7:00 STEREO CONCERT
HALL WITH TERI TONE AN EVENING WITH ALBERT FULLER AND GUSTAV LEONHARDT.
PM THE TWO GREAT HARPSICHORDISTS WILL BE INTER- VIEWED TONIGHT AND SOME OF THEIR RECORDINGS OF BACH AND RAMEAU WILL BE PLAYED.
10:30 NEWSMAKERS: PUBLIC AFFAIRS
11:00 THE SOUND OF JAll THE MAN FROM MONTEREY
1:00 ED LAZARON 3:00 SIGN OFF
WTFM 103.5
6:00 SIX O'CLOCK REPORT WITH FRED DARWIN SPORTS, WEATHER, NEWS, STOCKS AND COMMENTARY
6:15 STEREO SPECTACULAR WITH BRYCE BOND MUSIC IN DEMONSTRA- TIVE STEREO
8:05 HOUR OF GREATNESS NANCY WILSON -9 PM
9:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR WITH BRYCE BOND
12:05 MOONDIAL SOFT SOUNDS IN
THE NIGHT TIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HOUR
WRFM 105.1 5
6:00 CANDLELIGHT RENDEZVOUS... STRINGS,TRUM- PETS AND VOICES WEAVE AN EXOTIC MUSICAL PANORAMA
7:55 QUINCY HOWE COMMENTARY
8:00 MUSIC BY STARLIGHT WITH JIM STUTZMAN
PM -------- 12:00 NIGHT-TIME HOLIDAY WITH DOLLY HOLIDAY TIL 5:00 A.M.
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9 PM 9:05 SYMPHONIC VARIATIONS BARBER:
OVT TO SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL"(NY PHIL/ SCHIPPERS/8); BEETHOVEN: SYM NO.8 IN F P.93(MARLBORO FEST ORCH/CASALS(
PROKOFIEV: "ALEXANDER NEVSKY' CANT(RSFSR RUSSIAN CHORUS/USSR SYM/ 39); SCHUBERT: SYM NO.8 IN B4OP. POST "UNFINISHED"(BERLIN PHIL/VON KARAJAN/24)
11:05 MUSIC TIL MIDNIGHT MOZART: STRING QUARTET IN CZ K.515(GRILLER QUARTET/31); STAMITZ: SYM CONCER- TANTE FOR 2 VIOLINS & ORCH(SAAR CHAM ORCH/R ISTENPART/20)
12:05 NIGHTWATCH WITH ED KEILET 1:05 SIGN OFF
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12:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWT ROUNDUP NOON
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W - QX R 96.3 r 6:00 NEWS YORK TIMES NEWS .OUNDJP 6:15 DINNER MUSIC 6:30 NEW YORK TIMES EDITOR'AL 7:15 NAME THE VOICE 7:30 SOUNDS OF ISRAEL DUHCAN PIRNIE, HOST 8:06
, SYMPHONY HALI. WEE=R/BERLIOZ: INVITATION TO THE DANÇE(CHICAGO SYM REINER/91); BARTOK: CCWC FOR ORCH(CHICAGO SYM/REINER/38)
9 PM 9:06 FIRST HEARING MARTIN BOOKSPAN, EDWARD DOWNES, IRVING KOLODIN PLAY AND REVIEW NEW RECORDINGS 10:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS RDUNDU' 10:10 IISTENING WITH WATSON BILL WATSON, HOST 1205 bIDNIGHT WITH USIC DVORAK: QUINTET Nd.3 IN EI',OP197 (BUDAPEST QUINTET TRAMPLER/33). BOCCHERINI: SINFONIA IN B MIN( LA CASA DEL DIAVOLA" (ANGELICUM OP.CH OF MILAN/CATTINI/I8)' BRAHMS: QUARTET NO.1 IN C MIN,OP.S1, NC I(WELLER QUARTET/32);
;.BRAHMS: ADA- GIO & PURGATORIO FROM SIM NO.I0(CLEVE ORCH/SZELL/27)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:59 SIGN ON 7:00 JUST JAZZ WITH ED REACH GERRY MULLIGAN PT. 2 9:00 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP 9:05 ROBERT J. McCRACKEN PRAYER 9:12 JUST MUSIC MUSIC SY REQUEST LISTENERS MAY SEND THEIR REQUESTS TO WRVR, 490 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NYC 10027, OR CALL RI 9-5400
12:00 PULSEBEAT 70 REBR2 NOON
OADCAST OF LAST NIGHT'S TWICE - WEEKLY MAGAZINE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND THE ARTS WHICH MAY FEATURE A NATIONAL FIGURE OR YOUR NEIGHBOR, OR TAKE YOU FROM BOSTON TO OUTER SPACE 1:00 JUST MUSIC MUSIC BY REQUEST LISTENERS MAY SEND THEIR REQUESTS TO WRVR, 490 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, NYC 10027 OR CALL RI 9-5400 5:30 JUp JAll WITH rn BEACH GERRY MUL IGAN PT.2 Sÿ'%::::: :i::i:::;:::::: :: WRVR 106.
.....:........... 7:30 URBAN AFFAIRS REPORT ON ISSUES AND PROBLEMS AF- FECTING LIFE IN OUR CITIES 8:30 STUDS TERKEL INTERVIEWS IVAN MORAVAC, CZECH PIANIST
PM 9:30 THE GOON SHOW WITH PETER SELLERS, SPIKE MILLIGAN, HARRY SECOMBE. TONIGHT: THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS 10:00 THE KOUSSEVITZKY LEGACY PROKOFIEV: cxour:Exc; TCHAIKOVSKY: STRING SERENADE:WALTZ; MOZART: SERENADE NO.10 IN Bbó,K.361 11:00 TALKING ABOUT MUSIC WITH GAIL KUBIK ULYSSES KAY, COMPOSER IS GUEST 11:30 THE DRUM NEWS ROUNDUP OF HAPPENINGS IN BLACK COMMUNITIES ALL OVER UNITED STATES'. PRODUCED FOR, BY AND ABOUT BLACK AMERICANS 12:00 CASPER CITRON INTERVIEWS
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TUESDAY APRIL 7
ST EREO-AS INBICATFD* 7:00 IN THE BEGINNING WITH LARRY JOSEPHSON 9:00 WAR SUMMARY AND LATE NEWS 9:15 MORNING MUSIC WINDS 10:30 COMMENTARY CONRAD LYNN 10:45 RENT AND HOUSING IN THE CITY ALL STEREQ 11:00 MILITARY MONITOR
6:00 PIX 11:30 PA'LANTE YOUNG LORDS PENTHOUSE 12 NOON WITH CORNE - 12:00 CONTINUED TOMORROW - WITCH'S
BLOOD LIDS MYERS 12:30 LUNCHPAIL GOURMAND GORMAN STEREO AS
11.00 PIX
2:30 ENVIRONMENTAL OUTRAGES PENTHOUSE THE NDICATEAD WITH STAN CONVERVATION GROUP WITH :30 PARADE MARTIN NEWS OF FRESH DISASTERS LIGHT MUSIC -12 NOON - 3:00 FALLING APART 10:30 GEMS 4:00 PIX 3:30 PYP WITH PATRICK MERLA 12 NOON PENTHOUSE 4:30 AFTERNOON MUSIC MUSSSORGSKY 4:30 MUSIC FOR 5' 45 MISCELLANY METROPOLITANSWITH KEN HARPER ï
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MARSHAK ADVERSARY.IN THE MEMORABLE BARROOM BRAWL IN 'D ESTRY RIDES AGAIN". NEWS ON THE
NEWS ON THE RICHARD LAMPARSKI.... 58 MINUTE
8:30 THE GREAT PROLETARIAN CULTURAL HOUR MARK
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10:45 WAR SUMMARY BY PAUL FISCHER AND LATE NEWS 11:00 THE INSURGENTS LAWYERS 11:30 YOU REACH FOR YOU HAT AUTHOR JAMES PURDY READS HIS SHORT STORY OF THAT TITLE.
12:00 RADIO UNNAMEABLE WITH BOB FASS
COMMENTARY VICTOR PERLO
ALL STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 6:05 START THE DAY
IN STEREO WITH LARRY BRENNAN
10:00 MID -MORNING SERENADE
11:57 WALL STREET REPORT 12 NOON
12:05 SOUND OF STEREO 1:05 LIGHT 'N LIVELY 5:00 NEWS, SPORTS AND
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$TEREO AS INDICATED* 9:00 *HOLKUS THE
SEQUEL TO FOLKUS WITH BILL TAYLOR
12 NOON 12:00 BLUEGRASS SPECIAL
2:00 *FOLKUS WITH BOB DUNNE
4:00 *ONE' MAN'S MUSIC ED MOUCHLEY. LISTEN- ING IS THE ONLY WAY TO FIND OUT...
WKCR 89.9
:00 COLUMBIA FORUM LECTURES AND EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL BY THE EXPERTS
7:00 PIANO MASTERPIECES ROBERT DAWN PRESENTS PIANO MUSIC AT ITS BEST
3 PM
9:00 *SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE OPERA STRAVINSKY: MARNA; LES NOCES; RENARD; ROSSIGNOL; OEDIPUS REX
12:00 NIGHTLIFE UN- LIMITED TAJ MAHAL
2:00 SIGN OFF
120 CAMPUS CARAVAN ROCK MUSIC WITH
FETE FORNATALE 2:00 ODYSSEY WITH DON MCCALLION 3:00 BREUGERS TOP 40 ROCK WITH JOHN
FISCHER 4:00 COMPARED TO WHAT WITH CHARLIE AHL
5:00 CINEMA WEEK REVIEWS OF CURRENT
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WFUV 90.7
6:00 THE POLKA PARTY
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ULU GROSBARD(5OO) 7:50 NEWS, SPORTS 8:00 SEARCHINGS ORIGINAL POETRY WITH
MUSICAL BACKGROUND; TOM SMITH IS
YOUR HOST 0 PM
9:00 BLEECKER STREET FOLK MUSIC WITH
GLENN SERAFIN 10:00 OUT OF THE SILENCE WITH OZZIE
ALFONSO 1:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 8:00 SIGN ON 8:15 PENTHOUSE STEREO 8:45 WORLD IN SONG 9:00 PENTHOUSE STEREO
12 NOON 3:05 POP CONCERT BERLOIZ:
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4:05 ON STAGE "JIMMY"IGOR- SHIN/GILLETE/WILSON
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8:00 STORIES FROM MANY LANDS TOLD BY DIANE
WOLKSTE IN 8:30 P9A.L. PRESENTS "CAROUSEL OF FUN CENTRAL
PARK A STORY OF CENTRAL PARK 9:00 it MASTERWORK HOUR BALADA:
GUERNICA; GALYNIN: coNC FOR PIANO; SCHUL-
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TAKOVICH: BALLET STE NO.3 10:30 AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AINSLEE
COX CONDUCTS FALLAS "HOMENAJES" 11:00 YOUNG AMERICAN ARTISTS 11:30 YOUNG AMERICA PLAYS
12 NOON 12:00 * FRENCH MUSIC SERIES 1:00 MUSIC FROM THE CAMPUS CITY COLLEGE
2:00 * 100 GREAT COMPOSERS 3:00 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FESTIVAL PAN-AM
CONCERT'. MARIA ELENA GUINEZ, SOP PER-
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12 NOON 2:00 *WANZ 99.1
AFTERNOON CONCERT WAGNER:TRISTAN UND ISOLDE
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12 NOON - WEEKEND SOUNDS
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9:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA, COPLAND: DANZON CUBAN(+0
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11:05 MI NIGHT ECHOES 12:05 MIDNIGHT ECHOES 1:15 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 7:00 VIOLETS OF
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9:00 ANTE MERIDIAN WITH RON HAL- PERN
II:00 SYNAPSE WITH TOM KARR
12 NOON - 1:00 WEST OF MECCA WITH TOM KENDRICK
4:00 THE ROCK GARDEN WITH RICH FRANK
ALL STEREO 6:05 STEREO
SPECTACULAR LATEST NEWS, THE BEST OF COMEDY AND OF COURSE, THE BRIGHT MUSIC... -12 NOON -
2:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR WITH CHARLES OUVAL SPARKLING MELODIES, BRIGHT INTER- PRETATIONS, SPELLBINDING STRINGS. THE
WTFM 103.5 :::::
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7:00 jr MASTERWORK HOUR SERENATA NOTTURNO; TCHAIKOVSKY: CONC No.I' SCHUMANN: SYM No.I
8:30 MUSIC FROM THE THEATRE 9 PM
9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE G GIACOSO:
"TRISTI AMORI" 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS ARCHIBALD MACLEISH READS THOREAU'S ESSAY ON CIVIL DISOBE-
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PELLEAS ET MELISANDE
MOZART: PIANO
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
ALL STEREO 5:00 MORNING MAGIC
MUSIC,NEWS,WEAT- HER WITH JOE ROBERTS
9:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC WITH SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR
12 NOON 12:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC WITH YOUNG KEN LAND PLATING OLD AND NEW ADULT FAVORITES
WRFM' 105.1
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3:00 SIGN OFF
FINEST FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLYWOOD
8:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR A SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF STEREO AS WE PRESENT THE BEAUTIFUL MUSIC OF TODAY -9
.LUXURY STEREO LISTENING
12:05 MONDIAL SOFT SOUNDS IN THE NIGHT UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC WITH BOB KALOMEER AND SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR
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12:00 NIGHT-TIME HOLIDAY WITH DOLLY HOLIDAY TIL 5:00 A.M.
NEWS 4 MINUTES BEFORE ODD HOURS
ALL STEREQ 6:00 SIGN ON 6:15 SATURDAY MORNING MUSIC WITH
BILL MONK 7:15 VOICE OF UNITY 7:30 SATURDAY MORNING MUSIC CONTO 8:15 ITALIAN SHOW WITH PHILLIPE
NERI & VIOLETTA DEY
10:05 THE MUSIC DEN WITH RONNIE & BILL O'CONNOR
12 NOON 12:00 NOON NEWS ROUNDUP 12:15 TOP 40 EASY LISTENING SHOW
WITH BILL VERNON 4:05 GRASSROOTS OF MUSIC WITH
BILL VERNON
WDHA 105.5 :00 EVENING SECURITY REPORT
6:15 NEW JERSEY TODAY 6:30 CELEBRITY D. J.
7:05 JAZZ CORNER WITH DICK NEELD 8:05 AMERICAN MUSICAL SHOW WITH
BOB SERVILLIO CALL (201) 366-3424 FOR YOUR BIG BAND REQUESTS
9 PM 1:00 NEWS AND SIGN OFF
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STEREO AS INDICATED * 6:00 * BREAKFAST SM'1ONY SCHUBERT: SYM No.5 IN Bb(VIENNA PHIL/MUNCHINGER 27)t HAYDN: QUARTET IN F,OP.3,N0.5:SERENADE(I SOLISTI DI ZAGREB/JANIGRO/4+; VIEUXTEMPS: VIOLIN NO.5 IN A MIN,OP.37(HEIFETZ/ NEW 5YM ORCH OF LON)ON/SARGENT/I7); VAUGHN-WILLIAMS: THE WASPS:OVT (LONDON PHIL/BOULT/II); :RANCK: LES EOLIDES(BELGIA NAT'L ORCM/CLUY- TENS/II); DEBUSSY/R.VEL: DANSE(ROYAL PHIL/IRVING/6); WEINBERGER: SCHWANDA:POLKA & FUNUE(P30 ARTE ORCH/MACKERRAS/8) 8:00 NEW YORK TIMES MSRNIN4 NEWS ROUNDUP 8:15 BUSINESS PICTURE TODA' 8:25 * BREAKFAST SYMPFONY CONTO THOMAS: MIGNON: OVT(NY PHIL/BERN- STEIN/9); CRESTON: CONCERTINO FOR MARIMBA & ORCH: IST MVT(OWEN/PHILA ORCH/ORMANDY/6); KOCALY: DANCES FROM CALANTA(LONDON SYM/KERTESZ/16) 9:06 LISTENERS CHOICE
12:10 MUSIC A LA CARTE 1:06 MONTAGE, ORMANDY S ; SVENDSEN: ORCH/GRUNER-HEGGE/8); NO.2(MOSCOW RADIO 5YM HOMEWARD JOURNEY FROM
2:00 METROPOLITAN OPERA
12 NOON
NIELSEN: OVT FROM OPERA "MASKARADE"(PHILA ORCH/ ROMANCE IN G FOR VIOLIN & ORCH(LARSEN/OSLO PHIL LERSSON:SONATINE(SHEJA/II)) GRIEG: PEER GYNT STE ORCH/ROZHDESTVENSKY/18 ; SIBELIUS: LEMMINKAINEN'S
LEMMINKAINEN STE(GOULD ORCH/6) HOUSE "MARRIAGE OF NAN?" (GRih
WQXR 96.3 ............
6:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP 6:15 DINNER MUSIC 6:30 NEW YORK TIMES EDITORIAL 6:35 DINNER MUSIC CONTO 7:06 WOODY'S CHILDREN ROBERT SHERMAN, HOST 8:06 BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA ARTHUR FIEDLER, CONDUCTING DVORAK: SLAVONIC
SONG KIM, DANCE (7 BER
A E BAR); GIOARCANO: FEDORA: AMOR TI
FLO- WER VIETA; ARUTUNIAN: TRUM- PET CONC STEVENS, TPT); BEETHOVEN: PIANO CONC NO.3 IN C MIN(BAYTELMAN); ANDERSON ARRGR): RICHARD RODGERS WALTZES; LENNON/MCCARTNEY: MICHELE; HEY JUDE; SPRINGFIELD: GEORGY GIRL; HANDY: ST LOUIS BLUES MARCH
10:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUPS PM
10:10 THE WORLD OF JAll JOHN S. WILSON, HOST 11:15 NIGHTCAP TELEMANN: CONC IN C FOR RECORDER,STRINGS & CONTINUO(BRUEGGEN/CONCENTUS MUSICUS/HARNONCOURT/16); HAYDN: SINFON- IA IN BH(VIENNA CHAM ORCH/PROBEHAUER/12) 12:05 MIDNIGHT WITH MUSIC STRAUSS: 4 LAST SONGS(SCHWARZKOPF/BER- LIN RADIO SYM ORCH/SZELL/23) PROKOFIEV: VIOLIN & PIANO SON NO.2 IN D NIELSEN: ORCH/16); RESPIGHI: LAUDTOTHE
LITTLE NATIYyITY(WAGNER CHORALE/L.A. PHIL ORCH/ WALLENSTEIN/GIBSON/HORNE/BRESSLER/23); VAUGHN-WILLIAMS: STE FOR VIOLA & ORCH(BERGER/ENGLISH CHAM ORCH/SNASHALL/24)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
7:59 SIGN ON 8:00 THE HAGUE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA WILLEM VAN OTTERLOO,¿ CONDUCTOR; ION VOICO, MOZART: SyM NO.4U IN G K.550; PA NINI:VIOLIN CONC NO.1 IN D 9:00 STATEMENT O OWNERSHIL. 9:05 ROBERT J. McCRACKEN PRAYER 9:12 NO SCHOOL TODAY BIG JON AND SPARKY ARE BACK ON AIR WITH STORIES, SONGS AND THEIR OWN SPECIAL BRAND OF BANTER FOR TODAy¡S CHILDREN. 10:00 ONCE UPON A TIME WITH NANCY HARFZI STORIES MUSIC, FUN FOR CHILDREN.
12 POOP 12:00 PROBLEMS & PERSPECTIVES REBROADCAST of LAST NIGHT'S EXAMINATION OF PROBLEMS, ISSUES, PERSONALI TIES OF CURRENT INTEREST, OFTEN INTRODUCING NEW POINTS OF VIEW
1:00 HISPANIC COMMUNITY SERIES OF PROGRAMS DEVOTED TO CULTURAL AND PUBLIC ;FFAIRS IN WORLD'S SPANISH COM- MUNITY. TODAY: THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY AND THE QUESTION OF SCHOOL DECENTRALIZATION 1:30 RETIREMENT WITH ZEST
USSION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR IN A;ING PROCESS BY DR.C SEYMOUR JACOBSEN 2:00 OSBORGI'S CHOICE FATHER B. OSBORG, d.S.L 4:00 JAZZ WITH FATHER NORMAN J. O'CONNOR C S P
6:00 MORE JAll WITH MAX CCLE 7:00 FATHER O'CONNOR'S JAZZ ANTHOLOGY 8:00 JUST JAZZ WITH ED BEACF LIONEL HAMPTON
9 PM 12:00 THE GOON SHOW WITH PETER SELLERS, SPIKE MILLI- GAN, HARRY SECOMBE. TONIGHT: "THE MAN WHO NEVER WAS" 12:30 SIGN OFF
STEREO AS INDICATED* 8:00 DOMENICO SCARLATTI 60
SONATAS, OR, AS MANY AS WE CAN GET IN TODAY, WITH THE REST TOMORROW....
9:30 WAR SUMMARY AND NEWS 9:45 A SATIRICAL VIEW 10:00 PYP WITH RONNEY WATKINS 11:00 TALKING POLITICS 11:15 CAPITOL NEWS SUMMARY 11:45 TECHIE TIME
12 NOON 12:00 THE ZEN CHEF DO-IT-YOUR- SELF COOKING
12:15 MISCELLANY 12:30 LUNCHPAIL PAUL GORMAN 2:00 THE CHILDREN'S THEATER AT
THE HOUR OF THE BEEN DERE LIVE MUSIC, STORIES...WITH BENJAMIN AND POT....
4:00 LET IT ALL HANG OUT A MOLLY HCDEVITT PRODUCTION PROBABLY THE ROLLING STONES, ITALIAN OPERATIC....
WBAI 99.5
6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS 6:45 NEWS FOR CAR OWNERS WITH SAN
J ULTY 7:00 MISCELLANY 7:15 SOVIET PRESS AND PERIODICALS 7:30 THEATER NEW YORK WITH ANN
RIVERS 8:00 BEETHOVEN: sYM No.B; GRAND FUGUE(BERLIN PHIL/FURTWAENGLER)
9 PM 9:00 AN INTERVIEW WITH HOWARD FAST
THE AUTHOR OF SPARTACUS" AND CITIZEN TOM PAINED DISCUSSES LITERARY REPRESSION DURING THE MCARTH ERA...
9:30 THE MUSIC OF THE TWENTIES POPULAR AND HIGHBROW MUSC...
11:00 *POETRY READING FROM THE FREE MUSIC STORE POETS BARBARA HOLLAND/STEVEN STEPANCHEV/MARK STRAND AND KAREN SWENSON
12:00 THE OUTSIDE WITH STEVE POST
eLL STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 6:06 START THE DAY IN
STEREO WITH RICK B RANCADORA
7:30 SPORTS 8:00 START THE DAY IN
STEREO CONTO 9:10 SOPHISTICATED VIEW
ON SPORTS WITH JOHN RAFFLER
10:05 MID -MORNING SERENADE
12 NOON 12:05 SOUND OF STEREO 1:05 LIGHT 'N LIVELY 5:30 OVERT RE
6:00 OVERTURE CONTO 6:45 THE DAY IN SPORTS 7:00 OVERTURE CORTO 8:06 INTERLUDE
JAZZ ANDM POP 12:00 SIGN OFF
SATURDAY APRIL 11
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:30 PARADE
LIGHT MUSIC 10:30 GEMS -12 NOON 4:05 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS
WVNJ 100.3
LIGHT MUSIC 7:05 * MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS --9 PM
9:05 * CURJAIN TIME CHARLAP LEIGH: PETER PAN"
10:05 MUSIC FOR METROPOLITANS
12:05 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
PENTHOUSE WITH CABLE SPENCER
-12 NOON - 12:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH STAN MARTIN
WPIX 101.9 ;:
6:00 FIX PENTHOUSE WITH CORNELIUS -9 PM --
12:00 PIX PENTHOUSE WITH LES MA RSHAK TIL 6:00 A. M.
NIGHTLIFE UNLIMITED FEATURES LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FROM UNGANO'S
NIGHTLIFE UNLIMITED, WHICH HAS FEATURED LIVE CAFE ENTER- TAINMENT EACH SATURDAY NIGHT AT MIDNIGHT FOR YEARS ON WKCR (89.9), HAS FOUND ANEW HOME FOR ITS LIVE BROADCASTS. THE LOCATION IS UNGANO'S - ONE OF NEW YORK'S MOST PROMINENT NIGHT- SPOTS FOR ROCK AND BLUES.
PRODUCER STEVE VEDRO HAS THESE PERFORMERS SLATED FOR NIGHTLIFE APPEARANCES IN APRIL.
APRIL 4 - JOHN MAYALL
APRIL II - TAJ MAHAL
APRIL 18 - FLEETWOOD MAC
APRIL 24 - SAVOY BROWN
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SUNDAY APRIL 26 i STEREO AS INDICATED* 9:00 *BORN TO BE WILD
DOUG OHLMAN PRESENTS UNHOLY ROCK
12 NOON -- 12:00 *MUSIC OF AFRICA 2:00 HAITI CETTE
MECONNUE A PROGRAM DEDICATED TO THE CUSTOMS AND CULTURE OF HAITI AND ITS MUSIC
3:00 BLUES JUST BLUES THAT'S ALL WITH ROB FEEDER
4:00 IT'S A MEAN OLD WORLD DAVID REIT - MAN PLAYS BLUES...
5:00 APARTMENT 5E DISCUSSION PROBLESM OF BLACK STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY...
5:30 URBAN FORUM WITH FRED GREENE
6 P m WKCR 89.9 : FF
6:00 COMPOSER'S FORUM CONTEMPORARY COM- POSERS, YOUNG AND OLD, PRESENT AND DISCUSS PERFOR- MANCES OF THEIR WORKS
7:00 THE DRAMA OF SOUND A FACET OF DRAMA...
8:00 *SONGS OF THE SABRAS RECORDINGS FROM ISRAELI CAFES...
n PM 9:00 *JAll TIL MIDNIGHT
JAMIE KATZ WITH THE FINEST JAZZ
12:00 HEADS UPI ToM MESI PLAYS THE OLDER SOUNDS Of JAZZ...
2:00 SIGN OFF
12:00 SUNDAY REPORT NEWS,WEATHER 12:15 MASS FROM FORDHAM UNIVERSITY'S WAR MEMORIAL CHURCH LIVE
I:00 THE HEART PROGRAM 1:30 CROSSROADS 2:00 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY FORUM 2:30 WINTER CONCERT SERIES FROM THE
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIVE RIVERDALE CHORAL SOCIETY - JAMES COLLER, DIRECTOR
4:00 ¡HF CHORAL CONCERT HANDEL: ACT 3 OF THE ORATORIO:"SAMSON" (UNIV OF UTAH CHOIR/UTAH SyM/ ABRAVANEL/49); SELECTS ARIAS FROM ACT 2 OF "XERXES" VIENNA RADIO ORCH/PRIESTMAN/9
5:00 THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN CON- CERTS ON THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN OF THE CHURCH OF THE LATTER-DAY SAINTS, INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI. JOHN OBETZ, ORGANIST
5:30 FRENCH MUSIC AND MUSICIANS
WFUV 90.7 ##
6:00 THE ART SONG "SONGS OF VERDI AND WAGNER KONYA/42); MUSIC FR 9M MARLBORO (KOMBRINK/ BATTLE/13J
7:00 THE OPERAPHILE WITH ANTHONY COGGI
8:00 FORDHAM LECTURE SERIES 9 PM
9:00 MASTERPIECES OF FRENCH LITERA- TURE FRENCH DRAMA
10:00 J ITURF.ICAI_MH$IC CONCERT "ODE FOR ST. CECILIA'S DAY (AMBROS IAN SINGERS/KALMOR/CHAME ORCH OF LONDON/TIPPETT/57)
11:00 2ACENT RECORDINGS GREIG: CONC IN A- FOR PIANO & ORCH(29/ MUNICH/PHIL ORCH/KEMPE); CHOPIN:
SONNO.3 IN B-,OP.58(LIPATTI/
12:00 SIGN OFF
SELECTIONS From stations not ii daily Folio -Dial
10:15 *WAWZ 99.1 SACRED CONCERT SCHUMANN: PIANO CONE IN
A
12
1:00 AMAWZ 99.1 AFTERNOON CONCERT MOZART:CONc FOR 2 PIANOS
PM
9:15 WCTC 98.3 CONCERT IN HI-FI ROSSINI:MEssE SOLENNELLE (VAN BORK/LAN- SKY/MAURER/ LOOMIS/CHORUS OF SOC CAMERIST ICA DI LUGNAO/ LOEHRER/ SGRIZZI/BERN- ARD/CANING; BEETHOVEN: F IDELIO:OVT (CLEVELAND ORCH/SZELL)
ALL STEREO 5:30 YALE REPORTS 6:00 RELIGIOUS
PROGRAMS 8:00 JONATHAN
SCHWARTZ WITH 12 NOON -
MUSIC FOR THE WEEKEND
2:00 SCOTT MUNI PLAYS THE BEST OF THE NEW CROP OF HITS
:00 MIKE JAHN ENTERTAINS YOU
7:00 ROSKO WHILES AWAY A SUNDAY NIGHT
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11:35 NEWS CLOSE- UP
12:06 METROLOG 12:30 ALISON STEELE TIL 6:00 A.M.
8L SIG OON 8:15 THE CHURCH AT WORK 8:30 PENTHOUSE STEREO
12 NOON 2:30 ON THE WIRE MARTY
WEISS 3:05 POP CONCERT KING
CHRISTIAN'S IX'S HOMAGE MARCH; BRITTA POLKA; CE - CELIA WALTZ;CONCERT POL- KA FOR 2 VIOLINS; COLUM- BINE POLKA -MAZURKA; LUM- BYE; GALOP; KING'S VOLUN- TARY CORPS ON AMAGER(HA -
MELBOE/ROYAL DUTCH ORCM) OPERA FOR ORCH(PUCCINI)
4:05 ON STAGE "GANTRY" 5:05 COCKTAILS FOR TWO
WW1 1 R 92.7
6:05 DINNER FOR TWO PM
9:05 IMAGES FOR ORCHESTRA SAINT-SAENS:INTRO & RONDO CAPRICCIOSO,OP.28(FRANCES- CyTTI/BERNSTEIN/NY PHIL/ 9); LISTZ: CONC NO.1 IN Ebb MAJ(SLENCZYNSKA/20); TCHAIKOVSKY: SWAN LAKE ORMANDY/PHI LA ORCH/53); ENZE-HALAS: GYM NO.1 HENZE/BERLIN PHIL/I8)
11:05 BROADWAY AFTER DARK: B. MORRIS
12:05 FRENCH ART MAGA- ZINE ON THE AIR
12:30 HUMAN TOUCH 1:15 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 9:00 CHILDREN'S HOUR WITH BRAD WALTER
10:00 RELIGIOUS MUSIC
11:00 CHAPEL SERVICE
-12 NOON 12:00 SUNDAY SKETCH- BOOK WITH SCOTT SURVEY BER- INGV EN:F IDELIO (NILSSON/MC- CRACKEN/KRAUSE/ PREY/B9HME/ MAAZEL); THE 4 OVTS FOR FIDELIO; LEONORE N9.1; NO.2; NO. 3(PHILH ORCH/ KLEMPERER)
4:00 CLASSICAL MUS
8:00 NEWSMAKERS: PUBLIC AFFAIRS
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9:00 GOTHIC BLIMP - WORKS BLUES WITH BILL BOWMAN
11:00 THE OTHER ROD ST. JOHN SHOW
12:00 ELECTRIC SYMPOSIUM WITH BRUCE BED- FORD
3:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:05 HYMNS OF ALL
FAITHS 6:15 THIS WEEK AT
THE UN 6:30 INTERNATIONAL
BOOK REVIEW & LITERARY REPORT
7:05 MUSIC OF THE LITURGY TELEMANN:MAGNI- FICATS IN C & D(PRO ARTE ORCH. MUNICH/ REDEL)
8:30 THE BIBLE STUDY HOUR
9:05 PANORAMA OF THE LIVELY ARTS
9:30 STEREO FOR A SUNDAY
12 NOON - 12:05 SINATRA IN
STEREO TWO HOURS OF GREAT SONGS STYLED BY FRANK SINATRA... AND A FEMALE GUEST
2:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR WITH BRYCE BOND
6:05 LONDON PHASE 4 STEREO HOUR BRILLANT STEREO SOUNDS
7:05 KEYBOARD IMMORTALS PLAY AGAIN... IN
STEREO LEGENDARY PIAN- ISTS OF A BYGONE ERA...
8:05 STEREO SPECTACULAR MUSIC IN DEMON- STRATIVE STEREO
THE SOUND OF TOMORROW
12:00 SIGN OFF
STEREO AS INDICATED * 6:00 CHORAL FESTIVAL WALTON:
BELSHAZZAR,'S FEAST; MILHAUD: LES CHOE- PHORES; POULENC: GLORIA IN G
8:00 JR. WEEKEND IN NY EVENTS FOR CHILDREN 8:30 SINGING LADY IRENE WICKER 9:00 A MASTERWORK HOUR ARRIAGA:
GYM IN 0; CHAVEZ: CONE FOR VIOLIN & ORCH; ALBENIZ: NAVARRA; IBERIA; FETE -DIEU A SEVILLE; TRIANA
10:30 LEE GRAHAM INTERVIEWS 11:00 * LIVING OPERA VERDI:
"LA TRAVIATA" 12 NOON
1:00 RECORDINGS: E.T.C. "EDWARD T. CANBY 1:30 REVIEW OF THE BRITISH 2:00 BROOKLYN MUSEUM CONCERT 3:00 FRICK COLLECTION CONCERTS 4:30 OPERA TOPICS 5:00 DAVID RANDOLPH CON
: WNYC 93.9
6:00 FOLK SONG FESTIVAL 6.30 SONG CLASSICS 7:00 ;k MASTERWORK HOUR BARTOK: HUNGARIAN SKETCHES; STRAUSS:HORN CONC Na. 2 IN ED; LISZT: DANTE GYM
8:30 READER'S ALMANAC DEAN W. BOWER 9 PM
9:00 INTERNATIONAL THEATRE ROLLAND: "LE JEU DE L'AMOUR ET DE LA MORT"
10:00 * MEN OF HI-FI HARRY MAYNARD 11:00 SPOKEN WORDS RECORDED PORTRAIT OF EL- EANOR ROOSEVELT IN CONVERSATION WITH AR- NOLD MICHAELIS
12:00 WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS LECOCQ: LA FILLE DE MADAME ARGOT
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PROGRAMMING WAS NQT AVAILABLE AT PRESS TIME.
WJLK 94.3
NEWS ON THE 55 MINUTE MARK
ALL STEREO 5:00 WEEKEND FESTI-
VAL WITH DAN VALLE
7:30 NORMAN TAB- ERNACLE ORGAN RECITAL
7:50 VOICE OF UNITY
8:05 NORMAN TABER- NACLE CHOIR PROGRAM
8:30 CONTINENTAL VARIETIES NY'S MOST MUSICAL STATION TRAVELS THE WORLD IN
MUSIC 12 NOON
12:00 WEEKEND FESTI- VAL OF MUSIC DICK LONDON HOSTS GREAT MELODIES OF THE CENTURY
:00 WEEK VAL OF MUSIC WITH BOB KALOMEER AND SURPRISE MUSIC BONUS HOUR
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12:00 NIGHT-TIME HOLIDAY WITH DOLLY HOLIDAY TIL 5:00 A.M.
NEWS 4 MINUTES BEFORE THE ODD HOURS
ALL STEREO 6:00UH 6:15 MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING
WITH JIM KERNS 7:00 NEW JERSEY REPORT/MEN & MOLECULES 8:00 MUSIC FOR A SUNDAY MORNING CONTI, 10:00 HIGHER LEVELS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
THE SCIENCE OF MIND CHURCH WITH DR. JOHN W. TRELEAVEN
12 NOON 12:05 POLKA TYNE IN STEREO JOHNNY STAVINS REQUESTS FOR BIRTHDAYS WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES CALL (201 366-3424
3:05 È 0 BRITTEN: MATINEES MUSICALES VIENNA STATE OPERA oRCH/16); BRAHMS: VAR ON A THEME OF HAYDN, OP.56A(BERLIN PHIL/VON KARA- JAN/18); MOZART: DIVERTIMENTO IN F1
K. I38(SAAR ORCH/RISTENPART/I2)
4:05 THE UNDAY SYMPHONY BARBER: OVT TO 'THE SCHOQL FOR SCANDAL " NY PHIL/SCHIPPERS/8) BEETHOVEN: GYM NO. 8 IN F1 OP(93ARLBORO FESTIVAL ORCH/CABALS/26); PROKOFIEV: "ALEX- ANDER NEVSKY"JOP.7(RSFSR RUSSIAN CHORUS/USSR SYM/39 ; SCHUBERT: STM NO.8,OP.POST. "UNFI ISHED "BERLIN PHIL/VON KARAJAN 24
6:00 MUSIC OF PRATS VICTORIA: HISSA QUARTI TONI(CHORALE SANT JORDI DE BARCELONE/MARTERELL/I9)' VAUGHN- WILLIAMS: DONA NOBIS PACEMICHRISTEN- SEN/METCALFF/UNIV OF UTAH CHORUS/ UTAH SYM/ABRAVANEL/35)
7:05 KEYBOARD IMMORTALS PROGRAM DE- TAILS TO BE ANNOUNCED
8:05 THE OPERA HQ SE TCHAIKOVSKY: "LA PIQUEDAME'("THE QUEEN OF
"BOLSyOI OPERA SOLOISTS/ORCH/
CHORUS/3 )9
PM 11:00 THE AUDITORIUM ORGAN 11:30 SENATOR CASE REPORTS 11:50 FINAL NEWS SUMMARY 12:00 SIGN OFF
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STEREO AS INDICATED * 7:06 * BREAKFAST SYyMPHONY BACH: BRANDEND4URG CONC NO.2 IN F/)I MUSIC! CHAM ORCH/I4); BEETHOVEN: SYM NO.4 IN B1(PHILHARMONIA ORCH/ K EMPERER/36); ROSSII: THE TURK IN ITALY:OTYT(CLEVELAND ORCH/SZFLL/ 9 DVORAK: SERENADE FOR STRINGS IN E,OFF.22(LONDON SYM/DAVIS/27); F LLA: LA VIDA BREVE:INTERLUDE & SPANISH DANCE(NY PHIL/BERNSTEIN/7) 9:00 NEW YORK TIMES MORNING NEWS ROUNDUP 9:15 * BREAKFAST SYMPHONY CONTD WOLF -FERRARI: THE SECRET OF SUZANNE:OVT(PARIS CONSV ORCH/SA TI/3) DELIUS: FENNIMORE & GERDA: INTERMEZZO RALLE ORCH/BARBIROLLI/5); MACDOWELL: PIANO CONC Nd.2 IN D MIN(LISTIVIENNA STATE OPERA ORCH/CHAVEZ/26) 10:06 DOUBLEDAY BOOK CONCERT 10:30 GILBERT & SULLIVAN 11:00 MUSIC OFJAITH BACH: CANTATA NO.13, MEINE SEUFZER,
21HEI); HANDELNE : THEOLORD/ISMMYRLIGHT OF
(CHOIRHOFAKING'S COLLEGE, CAMBRIDN BACH
GBE/ E/ ORCH OF ACAD OF ST'. MARTIN IN THE FIELD$/WILLCOCKS/30)
ON 12:10 INTERNATIONAL OPERETTA THEATER "ZAR UND ZIMMERMANN" (LORTZING) 1:06 ANGEL -GOODY HOUR 2:06 FOLK MUSIC OF THE WORLD 3:06 PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA EUGENE ORMANT, CONDUCTING 5:06 THE KORVETTE -ANGEL HOUR DAVID ROTHFELD. Has
WQXR 96.3 6:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP 6:15 DINNER MUSIC 6:30 NEW YORK TIMES EDITORIAL 6:35 DINNER MUSIC CONID 7:06 INSTRUMENTAL MASTERS 8:06 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
IDOMENEO:OVT; PIANO CONC Nd.26 Nd.I IN Abb,OP.55
COLIN DAVIS, CONDUCTING MOZART: IN D, IQ. S3]°CORONATION"(MAEBLER); SYM
10:00 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS ROUNDUP PM
10:10 GALA PERFORMANCE 11:15 NIGHTCAP VIVALDI: CONC IN A FO TES 2 ORCHS(LES SOLIS- TES DE BRUXELLES/I SOLISTI DI MILANO/EPHRIKIEN/I2); CHAUSSON: POEME 12`05 JIIDNIGHT$COW WITHRMUSICO SYM
ORCHIRMOZART: DIVERTIMENTO IN Bb,K.287 (MEMBERS, VIENNA OCTET/37): TELEMANN: WATER MUSIC(SCHOLA CANTORUM BASI- LIENSIS/WE9(+ZINGER/25); NIELSEN: QUARTET IN G MIN,OP.I3(COPENHAGEN QUAKTET/23); CHAUSSON: CHANSON PERPETUELLE(BAKER/MELOS ENS OF LONDON/ 7); BOCCHERINI: CELLO CONC Nd.2 IN D(BYLSMA/CONCERTO AMSTERDAM/I6)
NEWS ON THE HOUR
7:59 SIGN ON 8:00 SWEDISH MUSIC IN THE 20TH CENTURY HUGO ALIVEN ALIVEN: MIDSUMMER4 VIGIL; SUMMER RAIN; THE MOUN- TAIN KING; THE EVENING; AND THE MAIDEN ENTERS THE RING; THE FCREST SLEEPS; POLKA FROM ROSLAGEN:THE PRODIGAL SON 8:30 THE PROTESTANT HOUR 9:00 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP 9:05 ROBERT J. McCRACKEN PRAYER 9:12
BERATS"APART TE DOMINO
2(MUNTEAUNU/LAZZARINI/GUNDARI/WASHINGTON/ LONDI/PO YPHONIC CHOIR OF MILAN/ANGELICUM ÇRCH OF MILAN/ CILLARIO);VESPERAE SOLENNES DE CONFESSORE (LIPP/LUDWIG/ DICKIE/BENDER/VIENNA ORATORIO CHOIR/PRO MUSICA SYM OF VIENNA/HORENSTE IN)
10:45 SERVICE OF WORSHIP REGULAR SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP FROM NAVE OF RIVERSIDE CHURCH 2
12:15 CHURCH WORLD NEWS WITD W
ON DICK SUTCLIFFE 12:30 RELIGION IN THE NEWS
12:45 TO BE ANNOUNCED I:00 MUSIC FROM OBERLIN DVORAK: SERENADE IN D,OP 44; BACH: TOCCATA & FUGUE IN F; CHOPIN: PRELUDE IN CÄ op.45 2:00 BBC WORLD THEATRE "THE COUNTRY WIFE" WYCHERLEY 4:00 SERVICE OF MUSIC YOUTH CHOIRS FESTIVAL 5:30 TO BE ANNOUNCED
WR V A 106.7
7:00 BBC WORLD REPORT NEWS BACKGROUNDS 7:15 TRANSATLANTIC PROFILE NEWS AND FEATURE REPORTS FROM EUROPE 7:30 CONTINENTAL COMMENT CURRENT LIFE AND THOUGHT OUT- SIDE UNITED STATES 8:00 RIVERSIDE REPORT R VERSIDERSI' OWN RADIO BULLETIN BOARD. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND ITEMS OF INTEREST 8:15 SERVICE OF WORSHIP REBROADCAST OF REGULAR WORSHIP (MORNING) FROM NAVE FROM RIVERSIDE CHURCH
9:45 EL SERVICIO DE ADORACION 9
PA LOTTO, MINISTRO II:00 NOTICIERO RELIGIOSO MUNDALE CON DR. LUIS QUIROGA 11:15 PUNTOS CARDINALES DESDE LAS NACIONES UNIDAS 11:30 EL CAMINO INFINITO LAS MURALLAS DE CO 12:00 RADIO TEATROS "PORVENIR ILIMITADO" ! PIERRE VILLON 12:30 SIGN OFF
WCTC 98.3
STEREO AS INDICATED* 8:00 BRAHMS SYM NO.3 & 4(CLEVELAND
ORCH/SZELL) 9:30 MUSIC OF THE WORLD'S PEOPLES
ETHNIC MUSIC 10:00 GOLDEN VOICES LATE OPERATIC GREATS
10:30 GERMANY TODAY 10:45 NEWS FOR CAR OWNERS SAM JOLTY 11:00 SOVIET PRESS AND PERIODICALS 11:30 THEATER NEW YORK ANN RIVERS
12 NOON 12:00 THE LONG RUSSIAN WINTER
THE WEDDING"; FAIR AT SOROCHINSK" TWO RELATIVELY SHORT OPERAS, COMPOSED IN 1868 AND 1875. PRODUCED BY KATHY DOBKIN
3:00 NOTES FROM UNDERGROUND ONE OF THE GREATEST BOOKS EVER WRITTEN
4:00 NIGHT INTO DAY BOB FASS 5:00 THE POEMS OF STUART MILSTEIN 5:5 COUNTRY MUSIC
WBAI 99.5
6:15 MISCELLANY 6:30 NEWS 6:45 ECOLOGICALIT ECOLOGICAL
LITERATURE REVIEWED 7:00 BOTH SIDES OF THE BARS THE
FORTUNE SOCIETY 7:30 CHURCH BELLS RECORDED IN
ENGLAND 8:00 BEFORE YOU TRUST IN CRITICS STANLEY (AUFMAN, FILM CRITIC FOR THE NEW REPUBLIC"
8:30 FROM LONDON ROGER SIMON COMMENTS ON THE LONDON THEATRE
8:45 THEATER REVIEW BY ISAIAH 5HEFFER
9 PM 9:00 *REALITY AND REALITY RENTS
ARE OUT OF SIGHT; THE UPPER EAST SIDE IS FALLING APART; SMALL BUSINESSES ARE GOING BROKE...
12:00 THE OUTSIDE WITH STEVE POST
41.1 STEREO 6:00 SIGN ON 6:35 START THE DAY
IN STEREO 7:00 SALUTE TO THE VETERANS
7:15 SPORTS SCOREBOARD 7:30 AVE MARIA PROGRAM 8:00 BIBLE SPEAKS TO
YOU 8:35 BART STARR SHOW 8:45 SERENADE IN BLUE
U.S. NAVY 12 NOON
12:00 SOUNDS OF STEREO 4:30 SHOWY IME To
BE ANNOUNCED 5:30 OVERTURE
WRLB 107.1
6:00 OVERTURE cONTD 8:05 INTERLUDE
JAll AND POP 12:00 SIGN OFF
Organist
Cathedral of
Notre Dame,
Paris
pierre
SUNDAY APRIL 26
STEREO AS INDICATEO± 7:00 MUSIC FOR
METROPOLITANS -12 NOON--,
b W PIX PENTHOUSE WITH DON NUTTING
--I2 NOON -- 12:00 PIN PENTHOUSE WITH
LIGHT MUSIC CORNELIUS
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6:00 * MUSIC FOR 6:00 FIX METROPOLITANS PENTHOUSE
8:05 * CURTAIN TIMT WITH LES CARMINES/FORNES: MARSHAK "PROMENADE" --9 PM -9 P11 12:00 MAN -
9:05 GREAT ALBUMS HATTAN OF OPER& AFTER HOURS STRAUSS:"*RIADNE WITH JIM AUF NAXOS LOUNSBERRY (RYSANEK/PEERCE/ TIDE 6:00 A.M. COERTSE/ ROSSE L-MAJDAN/ MA IKL/PETERS/ BERRY/EQUI LUZ/ ADAM/DIME/ VIENNA PHIL ORCH/LEINSDORF)
12:05 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HOUR
COCHEREAU OPENS WSOU'S FESTIVAL FOR THE ORGAN THIS EVENING AT 9:05 P.M. WITH A RECITAL RECORDED AT SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL, NEWARK, N.J. (89.5)
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STANDARD PROGRAMMING MONDAY -FRIDAY
IN THIS SECTION, FM GUIDE PROVIDES THE FULL PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR THE FM STATIONS IN THE NEW YORK METROPOLITAN AREA WHOSE PROGRAMS VARY LITTLE FROM DAY TO DAY. SEPARATE SCHEDULES ARE SHOWN FOR MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND SUNDAY.
WHEN AN ASTERISK (*) APPEARS BEFORE AN INDI-
VIDUAL PROGRAM, A »ORE DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF
THAT PROGRAM WILL APPEAR IN "SELECTIONS IN THE DAILY FOLIO -DIAL.
4:00 MONDAY MUSICK(M); 811ES-
DAY TRIVIA(T); WEDNESDAY MATI- NEE(w); IN THE BEGINNING THERE WAS MUSIqTH); "T.G.I.F. (F
WCWP %:`::::
88.1
6:00 NEWSLINE 5:30 INTRODUCTION
TO SOUL(M); YOUTH IN THE SOARING JO'S(r); NICKERSON SPEAKS(w); BEACON (TH); THE NEW SOUND(F)
7:00 EVENING RONDEZ- VOUS(M,T ; MUSIC OF ITALY w); EIGHTY-EIGHT POINT ONE(TH)
7:30 PATHWAYS THROUGH EDUCATION(Tm)
8:00 GROOVIN'(TH); TOPS IN POP(w)
9 PM 9:00 JAllBEAT(T); NIGHT TRAIN PART I
(TH) 10:00 THE NEW TWIST
(M); THE LISTENING HMI; FOLK FEST(TH ; JAllOLOGY
11:00 NIGHT OWL(T); NIGHT TRAIN PART II
(TmEVERYTH
ING(r)G OF
PROGRAMMING BEGINS AT 6 PM
1:00 SIGN ON 2:00 MIDDAY REPORT 2:15 MONTAGE 5:00 FIVE O'CLOCK REPORT
NEWS STOCKS,FEATURES 3:00 BEAUTIFUL
PEOPLE AND
STEREO AS INDICATED* 6:00 CAROUSEL 10:00 GASLIGHT
12 NOON - PREVUES
3:00 **LIME- LIGHT
4:00 LIMELIGHT
6:00 WAKE UP WEST - CHESTER NEWS AND SPORTSCOPE WITH JOHN BODNAR
7:00 WORLD & SUBURBAN NEWS
7:30 EDITOIRAL BY
WILLIAM O'SHAUGHNESSY 8:00 NOW MORNING REPORT
8:15 PERSICOPE 9:00 WESTCHESTER NEWS 10:05 WESTCHESTER OPEN LINE TELEPHONE CALLS WITH JOHN BODNAR
10:30 THE JERRY CARROL SHOW
10:55 MEN IN THE MILITARY 11:00 WORLD & SUBURBAN NEWS
12 NOON 12:00 THE NOON REPORT 12:15 THE WALL STREET REPORT
1:00 SPEAKING PSYCHOLO- GICALL DR. HAAS (M,w F
2:00 THE SWAP SHOP WITH 2:30 WESTCHESTER OPEN
LINE TELEPHONE CALLS
4:05 THE WALL STREET REPORT
4:30 THE EVENING SHOW
6:00 PORTALS OF PRAYER 6:05 MORNING CLOCK 6:30 MOMENTS OF PRAISE 7:15 BIBLE QUIZ 9:00 THE CHRISTIAN HOME 9:40 PSYCHOLOGY FOR LIV-
ING DR. NARRAMORE 10:00 PRAYER TIME 11:00 MOMENTS OF PRAISE 11:30 WORDS TO LIVE BY
12:00 NEWS 12:15 CHAPEL OF THE AIR 12:30 ORGAN TIME 1:00 RADIO READING CIRCLE 1:30 MUSIC TO LIVE BY
4:00 BIG JON & SPARKIE 4:30 SECRET HIDEOUT 4:45 TIPS FOR TEENS 5:00 EVENSONG
6:00 MODERN -CON- TEMPORARY MUSIC A FULL DAY
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7:00 HOFSTRA NEWS 7:30 STUDENT SENATE
REPORR)T(M); STRICT -
L PORT(w); SPECIAL OF THE WEEK(TH); HOFSTRA FOOTBALL
7 45 THIS UN(M);
AK AT THE ISSUE(w); TRANS- ATLANTIC PROFILE
ARTS(F)ONIC 8:00 WESTERN STAR
(M,TH); FOLK(T); BROADWAY SHOW- CASE(W ; NASSAU REPORT F)
^ PM 9:00 JAll SCENE M(M DO NOT FOLD (T ; EDITOR'S DESK(W) WORLD OF JAll(TH); CLASSICAL MUSIC
10:00 NIGHTSONG
BAG(T); JAll(w); L.S. G. E. P. H. S. (F)
5:30 THE MORNING SHOW WITH JACK ELLERY
7:45 BREAKFAST NEWS
8:45 MORNING SHOW CONTD
10:05 MUSIC FROM THE PENTHOUSE WITH MIKE JAY -12 NOON
12:00 NEWS AT NOON
12:20 A MAN AND HIS MUSIC JACK ELLERY
2:00 ON THE SUNNYSIDE WITH. MIKE JAY
4:05 THE RARITAN ROAD SHOW WITH JOHN TAYLOR
7:00 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC (M); SOCIAL SECURITY(T); WORLD OF GIANTS(w); MAS- TER CONTROL(TH); WEEK IN REVIEW(F)
7:30 MUSIC OF JUDA(M); COLLEGE SERIES ON BLIND- NESS(T); PERSPECTIVE(TH)); ACROSS THEFOOTLIGHTS(F)
8:05 MUSIC OF LITHUANIA (M11; DO YOU KNOW7(T); WED- NESDAY( NIGHT AT THE OP- ERA((Jw); RUTGERS U. FORUM
(T );( FOCUS; ON BLACK
P8:30
THE UNHEARD OF SOUNDS 9 PM
9:05 PAGEANT OF IRELAND(M); UNIVERSITY SEMINAR(Tu); ORGAN MASTERWORKS(TH); JAll IMPRESSIONS(F)
9:30 POLKA PARTY(In) 10:05 REACTION(T); INTER- NATIONAL CONCERT HALL(TH)
II:00 SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:00 BILLY
BROWN LATEST HITS
9:00 SE- BASTIAN STONE
-12 NOON - 12:00 TONY TAYLOR
4:00 JIM O'BRIAN
WFMU ......':: 91.1 ::.
LOTS OF CONTINUED MUSIC 7:00 GASLIGHT
7:00 NEW YORK AUDIO REVUE SOCIETY SHOWCASE 8:00 *GASLIGHT (MONDAYS ONLY) - 9 PM ---9 I'll
REVUE
II:00-FOLI((M, 10:00 GASLIGHT
W) WITH CONTD
LAURY WYATT 12:00 THE. NIGHT
12:00 CALL IN SHOW TIL 6 A.M.
(T,TH); ß1I US MONKEY (F)
2:00 SIGN OFF
6:30 MORNING SERVICE 7:15 CHAPEL TIME 7:45 NEWS FOR YOU 8:00 BIBLE SERMON
AND SONGS 8:30 COMMUNITY GOS-
PEL PROGRAMS 9:00 *CONCERT 10:00 MUSICAL KA-
LEIDOSCOPE 11:00 COLLEGE/SEMI-
NARY 11:30 CHRISTIAN HOME
12 NOON 12:00 LIGHT MUSIC 1:00 HYMN TIME 1:30 RADIO PULPIT 2:00 *CONCERT 3:00 LIGHT MUSIC 4:00 TODAY IN PUBLIC
AFFAIRS 4:30 FAMILY WORSHIP 5:00 LIGHT MUSIC 5:30 DEVOTIONS
ALL STEREO
5:30 TOP ONE HUNDRED -I
NEWS HALF
ON THE HOUR
WFME 94.7 ,,..::'. :..............
6:00 WORLD AND SUBURBAN :00 NEWS AND COMMENTARY
NEWS 6:30 BACK TO THE BIBLE
6:10 PERISCOPE 7:00 EVENSONG(M); FOCUS
^ PM HTLTuF);
SACRED CONCERT
12:00 SIGN OFF 8:00 UNSHACKLED 8:30 LIFE WITH MEANING
9 PM 9:00 MOMENTS OF PRAISE 9:05 CONFERENCE ECHOES 10:00 TEEN INSIGHT(M); POSTLUDE(r); OPEN FORUM(w TN
II:00 POSIFLUDE 12:00 NIGHTWATCH 12:10 QUITE TIME 2:00 UNSHACKLED
5:30 SERMONETTE 5:35 FARM REPORT 5:45 TOP OF THE
MORNING 10:05 JOURNEY
INTO MELODY -12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 MIDDAY MEDLEY Music
1:00 NEWS 1:10 MELODY MAT-
INEE Music 2:00 LAWRENCE WELK
TO)CLASS(T); MUSIC FROM WEST- POINT(w); SERE- NADE IN BLUE(TH); THE GOOD LIFE F
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9:30 BILL BROWN SHOW
-12 NOON - 1:30 STEVE O'SHEA SHOW
5:30 BOB LEWIS SHOW
6:00 BARRY NEAL SHOW 10:00 TONY JAMES SHOW
12 NOON 1:00 MIKE JEFFERIES SHOW
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WLMA WCBS 101.1
OF CONTEMPOR- ARY SOUNDS PLAYED ESPECIAL- LY FOR YOU.
NEWS AND WEATHER ON THE HALF HOUR
6:00 SIX O'CLOCK °'DRAIN REPORT CONTO
6:30 RARITAN ROAD 8:00 J. J. SHOW WITH JORDAN JOHN TAYLOR -.9 PM
7:05 EVENING 12:00 STEVE SPORTS NEWS CLARKE
7:15 NIGHTSONG TIL 6:00 A.M. WITH BOB HIM -9 PM CONTINUED
10:05 NIGHTTIME (M, T, TH,F); ON CALL WITH JASON LEWIS u
10:45 NEWS 11:00 NIGHTTIME
(M,T,TH,F); ON .
CALL WITH JASON LEWIS(W)
12:00 THE MID- NIGHT MUSE JAzz(M-TH); FOLK MUSIC
YOUR FM DIAL. * Indicates some/all stereo.
6:00 PILLAR OF FIRE S O LO IS IS( H, T, T H, F) GOVERNOR'S PRESS CONFERENCE
7:00) CHILDREN'S BIBLE STORY HOUR
7:15 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
7:30 HYMN(REQUEST PROGRAM)
9 PM -- 9:00 HOUR OF
PRAYER(PRAYER REQUEST)
9:30 SIGN OFF
* FM 73
ONE HUNDRED MOST POPULAR -9 PM CLASSICAL PERFORMANCES
11:30 SIGN OFF
6:00 NEWS 6:15 EVENING
MELODY MUSIC 6:30 YOUR WORLD OF
SONG Music 8:00 NEWS 8:05 MELODY TIME -9 PM 9:00 NEWS/MELODY TIME CONTO
10:00 MUSIC TIL MIDNIGHT
12:00 NEWS 12:05 AFTER HOURS
1:55 HEADLINES; SERMONETTE
2:00 SIGN OFF
*
9:30 STEVE CLARK SHOW
1:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW
2:30 YOUNG SOUND
NEWS ON THE HOUR
*
6:00 JOHN RYAN SHOW - 0 PM
12:00 JIM GENOVESE SHOW
NEWS 5 MINUTES BEFORE THE HALF-HOUR
WCWP WBGO WVHC WSOU WPKN WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WLIR WPAT WVOX WNYC W1LK WGSM WFME WABC WBMI WADB WDXR WSTC WNBC WALK WEVD WHLI WLAD WCTC 88.1 88.3 88.7 89.5 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91.5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7 95.5 95.7 95.9 96.3 96.7 97.1 97.5 97.9 98.3 98.3 98.3
STANDARD PROGRAMMING MONDAY -FRIDAY
ALL STEREO
9:00 "LOVE" AN ENTIRE DAY OF
12 NOON - SOUNDS WITH ONE OF THE GREATEST
DJ'S IN THE WORLD, BROTHER JOHN, WHO PLAYS
9 PM
MUSIC JUST FOR YOU
10:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 THE DON CANNON SHOW MUSI C,NEWS,HUMAN IN- TEREST FEATURES
10:00 BOB GRAINGER SHOW MUSIC,NEWS FOR MID- DAY LISTENERS
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 BEFORE THE MAST WITH DON CANNON TELEPHONE DISCUSSION
1:00 THE BOB GRAINGER SHOW CONTO
2:00 THE GARY J.
SAPIANE SNOW MUSIC, NE WS, WEATHER
ALL. STEREO 7:00 CONNECTI-
CUT SERENADE MUSIC, NEWS
9:05 DAY OF 12 NOON -
THE WEEK 1:05 STRINGS AND STEREO
2:05 STEREO SPECTRUM
5:05 SPOTLIGHT
6:05 DESIGNS FOR DINING DINNER MUSIC
7:05 SHOWCASE OF SOUND
8:30 STEREO SHENANIGANS - 9 PM
9:05 DONOVAN ON BROADWAY(M-w); THREE-QUARTER TIME(Tu-TM); BLUE IS THE NIGHT(F)
10:30 SERENADE FOR STRINGS
11:05 THE QUIET HOURS
I:00 SIGN OFF
6:00 THE MAN'S THING WITH BOB E. LLOYD
10:00 TOM WHITTAKER
12 NOON - 1:00 "CONCERT -'70" 2:00 A MAN & HIS
MUSIC WITH JAY MANNING
6:00 WAKE UP EASY MUSIC, NEWS AND WEATHER TO HELP YOU START THE DAY
10:00 COFFEE BREAK ENJOY THE BRIGHT, RELAXED SOUND OF WARD
12 NOON 12:00 MIDDAY MATINEE RELAX AT LUNCH... AND MOVE CHEERFUL & REFRESHED INTO THE AFTERNOON'S WORK
4:00 HEADING HOME NEWS AND STOCK REPORTS...KEEP ALERT ON YOUR WAY HOMEI
6:00 EVENING CAROU- SEL WARD PLAYS DINNER MUSIC... THEN MOVES YOU INTO THAT CENTER AISLE AS SHOW
9 PM -- TUNES & POPULAR MUSIC BLEND TO- GETHER IN A
WELL -ESTABLISHED FORMAT
12:00 NIGHT WATCH IN STEREO TIL 6:00 A.M. FOR THOSE WHO ARE EARLY RISERS OR
LATE GETTING TO BED.
6:00 OLD COMMUTER MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER
10:05 JAY JOHNSON SHOW 11:05 BAND STAND (M -W -F); MAKING THE, MOST OF MATURITY(T)); GOOD COOKING(TH)
11:35 BANDSTAND 12 NOON
12:00 PAUL HARVEY/NEWS/ ALMANAC 12:20 BULLETIN BOARD/NEWS 1:05 LUNCHEON WITH ANITA JACOBI
(M); POINT OF VIEW(T-w-TH); SUCCESSFUL RETIREMFNT(F
2:05 WORLD OF MUSIC(M-w-F SHOPPING ON MAIN STREET T)
4:00 STOCK REPORT/NEWS/ROAD SHOW
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6:00 NEWS 7:10 ALEX DRIER/SPORTS/LOCAL NEWS
7:35 MAYOR'S REPORT (w); LET
SIONALIT
BE
HREPOREARD T
CONGRES -
8:05 MUSIC IN THE NIGHT; HIGH SCHOOL REPORT(TH)
9 9:05 WINDOW INPM THE SKY(TH) 10:15 MUSIC IN THE NIGHT CONI EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM(w); WEEK AT THE U.N. (TH)
11:00 NEWS 11:15 BOB MACKEY HUNTING AND FISHING(TH)
11:30 NIGHT CALL WRVR PROGRAM 12:30 NEWS SIGN OFF
5:00 KALEIDOSCOPE 6:00 COUNTRY & WESTERN(M);
SOULARAMA(T); RELIGION (W,TH,F)
7:00 CONTINENTAL MELODIES 7:30 MAGGIE MCGEE'S IRE-
LAND(H,w,F); RELIGION (T, TH)
7:45 RELIGION 8:00 SPANISH M{T); RELIGION(w,
TH); &REEK F) 9:00 RELIGION 10:00 ITALIAN
12 NOON 3:00 SPANISH 4:30 ITALIAN 5:30 FRENCH(M); SPANISH(T); ARABIC(w); FRENCH(F)
I7:55 SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT NEWS, WEATHER
6:15 WAKE UP NEWS, WEATHER 9:00 AL TURK WITH NEW "POPS" 11:00 MEMORIES IN MELODY JACK ELLSWORTH AND RECORDINGS OF THE 30's AND 40'S
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:30 LUNCHEON MUSICALE 1:00 RECORD REVIEW
2:30 SHOWTIME MUSIC FROM BROADWAY
3:00 RECORD REVIEW 5:00 MOODS IN MUSIC
6:00 NEWS 6:15 SINGING STRINGS 7:00 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT Muslc 8:00 MANTOVANI(M);STANLEY.
BLACK(TU);KOSTELANETZ(W); MORTON GOULD(TH ; FRANK CHACKSFIELD(FRI
9 PM 9:00 CURTAIN CALLS BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD THEMES
10:00 MASTERWORKS OF MUSIC 12:00 NEWS 12:05 SMOOTHLY INSTRUMENTAL 2:00 .SIGN OFF
ALL STEREO 6:00 GARY SAPIANE
SHOW NEWS, WE ATH ER, T RAFF IC
10:00 DON KARNES SHOW OPEN END/ CONVERSATION
11:00 DON CANNON SHOW HOUSEWIVES FEATURES, K ITCHEN NEWS,NEW PRODUCT NEWS
12 NOON - 2:00 BRYAN QUINN
SHOW NEWS, W EATH E R, T RAFF IC
6:30 WAKE UP TO MUSIC, LOCAL NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS
9:05 MID -MORNING
10:05 SCHOOL NEWS 10:35 MARKETS - 12 NOON 12:00 MARKETS, NEWS 12:15 FARM FACTS AND NATURE NOTES
12:20 AFTERNOON MUSIC 1:05 EGG MARKET REPORT 4:05 CLOSING STOCK
REPORT 4:55 FORT MONMOUTH AND
CIVIL SERVICE NEWS 5:00 NEWS ROUND -UP
8:15 MUSIC 8:30 JOEY ADAMS SHOW *:00 JAN BART SHOW 9:15 NEWS 9:30 RABBI TALK 10:00 ART RAYMOND 11:30 ANGLO -JEWISH
12 NOON 12:00 RUTH JACOBS SHOW 1:00 YIDDISH 1:30 ITALIAN 4,30 GERMAN
6:30 MUSIC HIGHLIGHTS* DAVID NILES
8:00 VICTOR REISEL(Tu); WILLIAM BOOTH(w); FORUM(TH); SERVICES
8:30 BUSINESS M ; KALEIDOSCOPE (Tu); BOOKS w); FORUM(TH)
9 PM 9:00 STANDPOINT(M))(; PSYCHOLOGY
ON FREEDOM(TU); Tu);
LABOROMBUDSMwNEWSORT CON- FERENCE(w); SCIENCE/DIALOGUE (TH)
10:00 WORLD TOMORROW 10:30 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC 11:00 SYMPHONY SID SHOW(ExC. MON.) TIL 3 A.M.
6:00 OPERATION EARLY BIRD BOB BRUNO MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER, SPORTS, TIME
10:00 STUDIO IN THE ROUND DAVE FITCH
12 NOON 12:00 MIDDAY COMMU- NIQUE NEWS,FEATURES, RUTH BARLETT SHOW, WEATHERAMA, STOCKS
1:00 KEYBOARD 2:00 STUDIO IN THE
ROUND DAVE FITCH 5:25 THE ART
BUCHWALD SHOW
6:00 NEWS ROUNDUP 6:30 THE GARY J.
SAPIANE SHOW CONTO 8:00 DAVE HUNTER SHOW MUSIC,
9 PM
12: NEWS,
IGN WEATOFFR
00 SHE NEWS ON THE HOUR
6:00 WFAS NEWS - WATCH WITH BARRY HOFFMAN
7:00 DICK ALEXAN- DER- "DICK'S DEN" -9 PM
12:00 MUSIC AFTER HOURS WITH SONNY MANN
* * WOR WAWZ WBAI WJU WVNJ WINO WCBS WPIX WBAB WHEW WPRB WTFM WFAS WHRF WNCN WRFM WOHA WH01 WPAC WVIP WHIG WRVR WRLB WRNW WLIB 98.7 99.1 99.5 99.9 100.3 100.7 101.1 101.9 102.3 102.7 103.3 103.5 103.9 103.9 104.3 105.1 105.5 105.9 106.1 106.3 106.3 106.7 107.1 107.1 107.5
WHBI 1059
6:15 RAY WILSON POP MUSIC 6:30 RACING RESULTS 6:45 INTERVIEWS 7:09 BRAZILIAN 7:30 GREEK 8:30 INTERNATIONAL MUSIC(M);
YUGOSLAVIAN(T,TH ; ARMENIAN (w); ROUMANIAAN(F
PM
9:00 LATIN MUSIC 12:00 JAll WITH RAY WILSON 1:00 CHAMPAGNE GALLERY(M);
INTERVIEEWS(w); ROCK AND
CABARET( F) SPANISH
2:00 ROLL(W,,TH);MKALEIDOSCOPEROCK D
F
3:00 KALEIDOSCOPE
WPAC 106.1
6:00 ABC NEWS AROUND THE WORLD TOM HARMON SPORTS; ALEX DRIER COMMENTS
6:30 JOHN GALLA SHOW UNDERGROUND MUSIC MIXED WITH OLD HIT RECORDS IN STEREO
9 -
10:00 OPERATION UNDERGROUND TELEPHONE CON- VERSATIONS WITH NOTED ARTISTS; LONG ISLAND IN- FORMATION NETWORK NEWS; ACID ROCK AND UNDERGROUND INFORMATION
2:00 SIGN OFF
WHTG 106.3
6:05 MARKET SUMMARY 6:10 DINNER HOUR 7:05 SPORTS ROUND -UP 7:15 MUSIC TILL MID-
NIGHT LIGHT EVENING MUSIC FOR YOU 9 PM
1:!STENING ENJOYMENT 12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS AND WEATHER EVERY HALF HOUR
-I2 NOON - 12:00 AL ROBERTS SHOW
4:00 ED WILLIAMS SHOW
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6:00 SPORTS TOM HARMON, ALEX DREIER
6:35 STUDIO IN THE ROUND GEORGE PART LA ND (TO MIDNIGHT)
NEWS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR LOCAL NEWS EVERY HALF HOUR
8:00 DEL SHIELDS SHOW
--9 PM - 11:30 PER- SPECTIVE
12:30 SIGN OFF
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STANDARD PROGRAMMING
SATURDAY -SUNDAY
12:00 THE SAT- URDAY AFTER- NOON FREE SHOW; THE SUNDAY SHOW
3:00 FOLK FEST (SAT)
5:00 DANNY AND HIS FRIENDS (suN)
i31 WCWP `j 88.1
6:00 SATURDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
7:00 CLASSICS (suN)
6:00 MODERN -CON- TEMPORARY MUSIC A FULL DAY
rWHLI .; 98.3 'I:YEIt ....
P9:00 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL (SAT)
12 NOON E2:00 WEEKEND WATCH(sAT & SUN)
WVHC :::::;:: 88.7
6:00 BOOK WALL(suN) 6:05 L.I WRAP(suN) 6:15 HOFSTRA WEEK-
LY(suN) 6:30 VILLAGE OF
HEMPSTEAD REPORT MAYOR DALTON R.
MILLE R(SUN) 7:50 SWING YEAR(suN) 720 SHADES OF
IOLK(SAT) 8:30 OFF THE WALL
(SAT) ^ PM
9:00 MUSIC MACHINE (SUN)
11:00 SIGN OFf SAT 12:00 SIGN OFF SUN
1:00 ROCK WITH JOE G. 3:05 ROCK WITH ED T.
5:05 RELIC RACK REVIEW
WSOU 89.5
7:05 KEN SPASSIONE SHOW 9 PM
9:05 THE NEW FOLK BAG II:00 SIGN OFF
5:30 MORNING SHOW (SAT) JACK ELLERY
6:05 SUNDAY CAROUSEL (suN)
10:05 SATURDAY SUNNYSIDE WITH MIKE JAY
10:45 HONE AND GA RDEN(sun)
11:05 CHURCH SERVICE(suN) -12 NOON ----
12:00 NEWS 12:15 SATURDAY SUNNYSIDE; HUN- GARIAN MELODY TIME(suN 6:00 BILLY
1:30 POLKA suN) BROWN 2:05 SATURDAY
LATEST SPECIAL HITS 3:05 SUNDAY 9:00 SE-
CAROUSEL(suN) BASTIAN 4:05 THEATER STONE
HOUR WITH 12 NOON - JOHN TAYLOR 12:00 TONY
5:00 SUNDAY CAROUSEL TAYLOR ONTO
NO SUNDAY BROADCASTS
OF CONTEMPOR- ARY SOUNDS PLAYED ESPECIAL- LY FOR YOU
NV:WS AND WEATHER ON THE HALF HOUR
Y01R F1 DIAL.
WCTC :.: 88.3
5:00 NEWS(sAT) 6:15 SATURDAY
SPECIAL CONTO 6:30 SUNDAY CAR-
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HOUSEPARTY WITH LARRY HARMON/ ROCK CAROUSEL
8:05 GOSPEL(suN) 8:30 HOUR OF -THE CRUCIFIED(suN) -9 P1-
9:05 SONGS OF FRAISE(SUN)
9:15 CONCERT IN
HI Fl (suN) 9:45 NEWS 11:00 SUNDAY NIGHT STARDUST
12:05 THE MID- NIGHT MUSE FOLK WITH FARRY HARMON`S AT)
* Indicates some/all stereo.
3:00 BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE AND
WFMU 91.1
LOTS OF MUSIC
^ PM --
12:00 RHEUS MONKEY(SAT)
2:00 SIGN OFF
6:30 HYMNS/SERMON/ ALMA WHITE
7:15 SUNRISE SERVICE 7:45 MUSICAL FAVOR-
(suN HYMNS
8:00 GOSPEL IN SER- MON AND SONG
8:30 BIBLE STORY(SAT); RAY 8. WHITE ORCHESTRA(SUN)
9:001MAORNING CON- CERT
10:00 LIGHT MUSIC 11:00 COLLEGE/SEMI-
NARY:PILLAR OF
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12 NOON 12:00 MUSIC FOR MED-
ITATION 1:00 HYMN TIME
ALL STEREO *CONCERT(suN) 1:30 THE BAPTIST HOUR(SAT)
2:00 *CONCERT( SAT); LIGHT MUSIC(suN)
3:00 MUSICAL(sAT); SERVICE suN
4:00 NEWS SAT 3; MUSIC(suN)
5:00 M(I SIC (SAT); NJCC((SUN)
4:00 JIM 5:30 DEVOTIONS(sAT);
O'BRIAN COLLEGE CONCERT
STEREO AS INDICATED*
6:00 CAROUSEL (SAT)
6:05 OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENT
6:35 TOWN HALL (SUN)
7:00 REPORT FROM RUGTERS (SUN)
7:15 ADDED YEARS (SUN)
7:35 GOOD NEWS REPORT (suN)
7:50 SENATOR CASE (suN)
7:55 SACRED MU- SIC (SUN)
8:00 RUTGERS U. FORUM (suN)
8:35 CONTEMPOR- ARY (suN)
9:00 CAROUSEL
10:00 GASLIGHT -12 NOON
PREVUES 3:00 *LIMELIGHT
WPAT 93.1
CONTINUED 7:00 GASLIGHT REVUE 8:00 *GASLIGHT -9PM- REVUE
10:00 GASLIGHT REVUE
12:00 THE NIGHT SHOW TIL 6 A.M.
NEWS ON THE HALF HOUR
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10:15 THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU(suN)
10:30 THE JERRY CARROL SHOW(sAT); ITALIA- NISSIMA(SUN)
12 NOON 12:00 CONTINENTAL SHOW 2:00 AT THE UN(s N) 2:30 POLKA PARTY(SUN) 3:00 OUR THING(SAT) 4:30 MUSIC TIL MID- NIGHT(sAT); ITALIA- NISSIMA(SUN)
4:45 PERISCOPE(sAT) 5:30 IONA COLLEGE
REFORT(SUN)
WVOX 93.5
WORLD AND SUBURBAN NEWS HEARD AT 7:00 A.M.ISAT ;
7:30 A.M. ç SUN 9:00 A.M. ( SAT & SUN): NOW MORNING REPORT AT 8:00 AM (SAT)
5:30 DEVOTIONS(sAT) 5:45 TOP OF THE
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10:30 VIEWPOINT(suN) 11:00 THIS IS NY STATE(SUN)
1 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:10 BANDSTAND(suN) 12:15 sAT 12:35 ARTIST( (SUN) 1:00 NEWS 1:15 BANDSTAND SAT)
MUSICALE(SUN 1:30 EVERETT SHOW (SAT)C SUN1) 3:05 MATINEE (SAT);
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3:30u AVE MARIA(suN) 4:05 DESIGNS FOR
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6:00 MUSIC FOR SAT.(SAT); suN
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8:00 CHILDREN'S CHAPEL(sAJr) CHURCH OF THE MONTH(suN)
8:15 KIDS CLUB(sAT) 9:00 BACK TO THE BIBLE(sAT); TEMPLET IME( SUN)
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11:00 CALVARY CHURCH SUN 12 NOON
12:15 CHAPEL OF THE AIR (SAT); QUIET TIME(suN)
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7:30 WORD OF LIFE(sAT) 8:00 UNSHACKLED(sAT-SUN) 8:30 CHALLENGE FOR TODAY
(SAT) 9 PM
9:00 CONFERENCE ECHOES (sAT); DR. BARNHOUSE(su5)
9:30 SONGS OF SPLENDOR(suN) 10:00 TALK SHOW(SAT); SAM HART(SUN)
10:30 REVIVAL TIME(suN) 11:00 LIGHT AND LIFE HOUR (suN)
11:30 SACRED MELODIES(SUN) 12:00 MIGHTWATCH(SAT_SUN)
5:30 BOB WAYTNE SHOW (SAT): PUBLIC AFFAIRS(suN)
9:00 LEE JORDAN MUSIC OF BROADWAY(SUN)
10:30 STEVE O'SHEA SHOW (SAT)
11:30 HILL BROWN SHOW (suN)
---12 NOON --- 3:30 B08 -A -LOO
SHOW 4:30 GUS GOSSERT
SHOW(SUN)
5:45 VISTAS OF ISRAEL(suN)
6:00 BARRY NEAL SHOW
INA BLUE(suN)ADE 6:30 SPECTRUM USA
(sUN) 7:00 PROTESTANT HOUR
(SUN) 7:30 SUNDAY MUSIC 8:00 MIRACLE GOSPEL TIME WITH CONNIE HOWE
8:35 GUARD SESSION(suN) 8:50 CASO REPORT(suN) 9:00 THE ORIGINAL
ITALIAN HOURS WITH FRANK RUISI (SUN)
10:00 IM GENOVESE (SAT)
12 NOON 1:00 MIKE JEFFERIES SHOW(SAT)
2:00 JOHN RYAN SHOW (SUN)
O'BRAIN s:00 PILLAR OF FIRE 0:00 STEREOPERU CONTO (SAT); CONCERT(suN) TWO COMPLETE
8:00 J.J. 6:15 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 PM JORDAN PREVIEW(sAT) OPERAS
12:00 P14 STEVE 6:30 HYMNS
CLARK 6:45 YOUR STORY HOUR
A TILL 6 AM 7:00HYMNS(sAT); PIL- LAR OF FIRE(suN
8:00 HYMN(REOUEST 9 PM_
9:00 PRAYER REQUEST 9:30 SIGN OFF
* WCWP W850 WVHC WSOU WPKN WKCR WFUV WFMU WNYE WHOM WL1R WPAT WVOX WNYC WJLK WGSM WFME WABC WBMI WADB WQXR WSTC WNBC WALK WEVD WHLI WLAD WCTC 88.1 88.3 88.7 89.5 89.5 89.9 90.7 91.1 91.5 92.3 92.7 93.1 93.5 93.9 94.3 94.3 94.7 95.5 95.7 95.9 96.3 96.7 97.1 97.5 97.9 98.3 98.3 98.3
SIGN OFF AT CONCLUSION OF SECOND OPERA
6:00 NEWS 6:15 EVENING MEDLEY
6:30R D AYOULWORLuOF SONG MELODIES
8:05 MELODY TIME 9 PM
9:00 NEWS; MELODY TIME CONTD.
10:05 MUSIC TIL MID- NIGHT NIGHT MUSIC
12:00 NEWS 12:05 AFTER HOURS 12:55 HEADLINES: SER- MONETTE: SIGN OFF (SUN)
1:55 HEADLINES: SER- MONETTE: SIGN OFF (SAT)
WCBS :;:::; 101.1
6:30 POP CHRONICLE (suN)
7:30 GUS GOSSERT SHOW OLDIES BUT GOODIES (SUN)
8:30 GUS GOSSERT SHOW (SAT)
9 M4-------- 9:30 STEVE
CLARK SHOW (SUN)
1:30 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW
2:00 YOUNG SOUND
NEWS ON THE HOUR
5:00 KEN WEBB SHOW (SAT)
8:00 WBAS CONCLUDES ANOTHER WEEK OF
BROADCASTING(suN)
12:00 MARTY CURLEY
SHOW (SAT)
NEWS 5 MINUTES BEFORE THE HALF-HOUR
Judging by what you hear on the radio, you'd think rock music is for kids.
Most of the roch ou hear on the radio is "teeny rock." An uninspired blend of raucous music and adolescent lyrics.
It appeals to precocious twelve year -olds, normal fourteen year -olds, and cagey root beer stand entrepreneurs.
Between 45's, stations manage to hold the kids' interest by offering them free sweatshirts. Or by announcing who's been going steady the longest.
Until a short time ago, if you enjoyed good rock you were in a bind.
You either had to buy an enormous number of recordings, or listen to a radio station that insulted your intelligence and taste.
WNEW-FM was created to fill the gap.
We play the new rock. Hard rock. Blues rock. Folk rock. Rock that makes people think. And react.
We never insult you with loud D.J.'s. Or tinny sound. Or inane offers. Or needless explanations of our music. Or commercials every two minutes. Now we find that even the kids are
turning to WNEW-FM. Which is good. Even though the music is a bit over their heads.
But we do wish the kids' stations would give them a little better background.
They come to us so inadequately prepared.
WNEW FM/102.7 METROMEDIA STEREO
F-
ALI, STEREO
4:00 ROBY YOUNG SH OlMONDATS ONL
6:00 LOVE" WITH BROTHER JOHN
12 NOON TODAY'S SOUNDS CONTINUED WITH BROTHER JOHN
WA BC 95.5 i
7:00 "LOVE" WITH SWINGING BOB - 9 PM
ALL STEREO 7:00 AMSAT PHIL
WAMEL(SAT) 9:05 DIMENSION
NEIL OFFEN (SAT)
11:30 RELIGIOUS SCIENCE DR. RAYMOND C.
ORA KER(SUN) 12 NOON_
12:05 NEW SOUNDS(sAT); LITHUANIAN - AMERICAN HOUR(suN)
2:05 SPECTRUM 5:05 SPOTLIGHT
( SAT)TRA CK(suN)
11:00 "LOVE" WITH BROTHER JOHN
12:00 "LOVE" WITH BROTHER JOHN CONTINUED
1:00 "THE CHARLIE GREER SHOW" UNTIL 6:00 A.M.
NEWS FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER THE HALF HOUR
WBMI f. 95.7
6:00 WAKE UP EASY MUSIC,NEWS AND WEATHER TO HELP YOU START THE DAY
10:00 COFFEE BREAK ENJOY THE BRIGHT, RELAXED SOUND OF WAND
12 NOON 12:00 MIDDAY MATINEE RELAX AT LUNCH... AND MOVE CHEERFUL & REFRESHED INTO THE AFTERNOON'S WORK
4:00 HEADING HOME NEWS AND STOCK REPORTS...KEEP ALERT ON YOUR WAY HOME!
6:40 SUNDAY SOUND(SON) 9:10 FOOT HEALTH ((SAT))
10:10 POLKA TIME SUN 11:10 NEGRO COLLEGE CHOIR(suN) 11:35 REVEREND, PRIEST, AND RABBI(SUN)
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS; BULLETIN BOARD(SAT) 1:10 BAND STAND(sAT); ITALIAN MELODIES(SUN)
1:25 F.B.I. IN WASNTINGTON(sAT) 1:35 BAND STAND(sAT) 2:05 HOUR OF DECISION(suN) 2:35 MUSIC OF IRELAND(suN) 3:10 MUSIC OF BROADWAY AND
HOLLYWOOD(suN) 5:15 ANGELUS PROGRAM(suN)
0:05 DESIGNS FOR DINING
7:05 JAll(sAT) MALONEY'S BARBERSHOP (SUN)
7:30 MUSICAL JOURNEY (suN)
8:05 POPS CCNCERT(SUN) 9 PM
9:05 DANCE PAWTY(suN)
10:00 SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
12.00 SIGN OFF (SUN)
1:00 SIGN OFF (SAT)
6:00 EVENING CAROU- SEL WADE PLAYS DINNER MUSIC...THEN MOVES YOU INTO THAT CENTER AISLE AS SHOW --9 PM TUNES & POPULAR MUSIC BLEND TO- GETHER IN A WELL -ESTABLISHED FORMAT
12:00 NIGHT WATCH IN STEREO TIL 6:00 A.M. FOR THOSE WHO ARE EARLY RISERS OR LATE GETTING TO BED.
6:00 SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT (SAT); MUSIC(su{IN)
6:10 WAKE UP(SAT) 7:00 LIVING STRINGS(suN) 7:30 MUSIC(SUN) CONTD 8:15 RELIGIOUS NEWS(suN) 8:30 S(suN 9:00 WANT'SOCOOKING(sAT);
WESTON(SUN) 9:30 WALTZ TIME 10:00 WARNER SCHREINER eECOR REVIEW(SAT); MUSIC(SUN)
11:00 BIG BANS(sAT) 12 NOON
12:00 NEWS 12:15 LUNCHEON MUSICALE(SAT) 12:30 NAT KING COLE(suN1:00)
FRANKASINATRA(CE suN) II);
2:00 TRAVEL IN SONG 2:15 VOICES(se 2:30 SHOWTIME(SAT) 3:00 RECORD REVIEW(sAT);
MASTERWORKS(suN) 4:00 SUNDAY WITH YOU 4:30 MUSIC(suN) 5:00 MOODS IN MUSIC(sAT)
WSTC 6.7
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6:10 TOM HARMON SPORTS 6:20 ALEX DRIER 6:55 NASA SPACE REPORT(SUN) 7:10 MEN AND MOLECULES sAT;
MUSIC OF BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD(suN)
7:35 TOWN AND COUNTRY SOUND (SAT)
8:10 ALICE EDWARDS SHOW(sAT) 9 PM
9:00 NEWS 10:35 REVIVAL TIME(suN) 11:15 ELEVENTH HOUR CONCERT
(SUN) 12:00 NEWS(suN) SIGN OFF
STANDARD PROGRAMMING
SATURDAY -SUNDAY
6:00 THEH DON CANNON SHOW(SAT); RELIGIOUS NEWS(` SUN )J
9:30 POLKA JAMBOREE (suN) MUSIC
10:00 DICK ANTOS SHOW (SAT) MUSIC & NEWS FOR MID -DAY LIS- TENERS
12 NOON 12:00 NEWS 12:15 THE GARY J. SAPIANE SHOW(sAT); DICK ANTOS SHOW (suN)
2:00 THE BOB GRAINGER SHOW(SAT) MUSIC, NEWS, WEATHER
6:00 BOB E. LLOYD & TOM WHITTAKER
10:00 JAY MANNING - ("A MAN & HIS MUSIC") & BILL GOUVEIAA -12 NOON --
1:00 BILL GOUVEIA & MIKE GRAGEN
5:00 CHURCHES 8:00 ALBANIAN(sAT){' CHURCHES(suN) 8:30 NORWEGIAN(sAT)
9:000UUKNAN)AN(sAT); LITHUANIAN
9:30 CROATION(sAT) 10:00 POLISH 10:30 1TALIAN(sAT); CHURCHES
(SUN) 12 NOON
12:00 ECHOES OF ITALY(SAT);
2:00HUGARIAN suN)
N HUNGAR AN(SAT); POLISH BELLS(suN
2:30 RELIGION(SUN) 3:00 GREEK 5:00 BULGAR AN(SAT); VOICE OF
PORTUGAL(suN)
ALL STEREO 6:00 GARY SAPIANE
SHOW(sAT); FRANK STEELE SHOW(SUN) WEEKEND BOATING CONDIT IONS; SURF CONDITIONS; FISHING AND TRAFFIC CONDI- TIONS
10:00 DON CANNON SHOW (SAT) F EATU RES, W EEKE ND RESTAURANT TIPS, BOATING CONDI- TIONS AND PANORAMA WITH DON KARNES
12 NOON 12:00 ROGER ALAN WADE(SUN) NEWS AND WEEKEND REPORTS
2:00 BRYAN QUINN SHOW BROADWAY SHOW REVIEWS WITH MAUREEN GEOGHAN AND VARIOUS REPORTS
WHRF 103.9
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8:00 LOU PADAVAN SHOW MUSIC,
9 PM- NEW5,WEA11HER
12:00 SIGN OFF
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MELACHRINO STRINGS SUN 7:00 CANDLELIGHT CONCERT 8:00 PERCY FAIT IIy(sATT); SAY
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9:00 RKSVID FROM FRANCE(ouNNA)STER-
9:30 INVITATION TO THE WALTZ(SUN)
10:00 SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE PARTY(sA1); OPERA(suN)
12:00 NEWS(SAT ; SMOOTHLY INSTRUMENTAL suN)
12:15 JAll AT MIDNIGHT JOE TRAVIS(SAT)
1:55 SIGN OFF
NEWS ON THE HALF-HOUR AND AT THE 55 MINUTE MARK
6:30 WAKE UP TO MUSIC (SAT); TALKING BIBLE (SUN)
7:15 RUTGERS REPORT ON WORLD AFFAIRS(suN)
7:36 VIEW POINT(suN) 8:05 TAKE A GIANT
STEP (suN) 8:45 MEN AND MOLECULES
(SUN) 9.05 UN PERSPECTIVE
(SUN) 9:35 WEEKEND MUSIC 10:05 SATURDAY SHOWTIME (SAT)
12 NOON - 12:00 NOON ROUND -UP 12:05 SENATORIAL REPORT (suN)
2:05 SUNDAY SHOWTIME 5:00 LOCAL NEWS
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6:00 IRISH ROAD(sAT) 6:30 RACING RESULTS(SAT) 6:45 BARBARA BUCHANANI(sAT) 7:00 SLOVAKIAN(sAT); HUNGARIAN
(SUN) 8:00 DICK "RICARDO" SUGAR SHOW
LATIN AMERICAN MUSIC(SAT); IRISH(SUN)
MM 10:00 ZION TEMPLE(suN) 10:30 ARGENTINIAN HOUR(suN) 11:00 SOUTH AMERICAN SHOW(SWT); 11:30 AL BROMINE SHOW(suN) 12:30 TEEN BEAT WITH JOHNNY ANGEL(SUN)
1:00 LEWIS BERTRAND INTERVIEWS (SUN)
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101.9
* * WBAB WNEW WPRB 102.3 102.7 103.3
6:00 ABC NEWS AROUND THE WORLD TOM HARMON SPORTS; ALEX DRIER COMMENT
6:30 OPERATION UNDER- GROUND TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS WITH NOTED ARTISTS; NEWS FROM THE VILLAGE WITH JOHN GALLA; NEW STEREO RECORD -
3 PM INGS BY TOP NEW GROUPS(SAT); THE BEST F OM THE PAST (SUN); IN STEREO, THE TOP RECORDINGS OF THE PAST YEARS MIXED WITH TELEPHONE CONVERSATIONS
2:00 SIGN OFF
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6:00 GERMAN(sAT) 7:00 GREEK(suN) 8:00 POLISH(SUN)
9 PM
10.:001RISH WORLDMEMORIES TOMOORROW(sAT) 10:)
30NMISIC(SAi) 11:00 SYMPHONY SID(SAT) TIL 3 AM 12:00 SYMPHONY SID suN TIL 3 AM
6:00 OPERATION EARLY BI RD(sAT)
7:00 CHURCH NEWS (SUN)
7:15 CHILDREN'S CHAPEL(suN)
7:30 THE GOOD LIFE (suN)
7:45 BIBLE SPEAKS
8:00OCRUCIFIED(sUN) 8:30 CHRISTOPHERS
(SUN) 8:45 TABERNACLE 9:00 SERENADE 10:00 STARS AND
12 NOON -- STRINGS (sAT)
1:00 KEYBOARD 2:00 *BOX OFFICE 4:30 SUNDAY IN SUB-
URBIA (SUN) 5:00 ENCORE
4:00 PUBLIC AFFAIRS SHOW
5:00 RAUL HARDIE
WHIG 106.3 :::....
6:00 DINNER HOUR 7:05 SPORTS ROUND -UP 7:15 MUSIC TILL MID- NIGHT LIGHT EVENING MUSIC FOR YOUR LIS- - 9 PM TENING ENJOYMENT
12:00 SIGN OFF
NEWS AND WEATHER EVERY HALF HOUR
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8:00 MANHATTAN SERE- 11:00 PER - RADE SPECT IVE
9 PM - 12:00 SIGN 9:00 *EVENING OFF
CONCERT 10:00 *MUSIC AFTER TEN
11:00 NIGHTCAP 12:00 SIGN OFF
WPAC WVIP WHIG WRVR WRLB 106.1 106.3 106.3 106.7 107.1
WRNW WLIB 107.1 107.5
S(wUN aDINIGIS THE MAYNARD REPORT A newsletter devoted to FM, HI-FI and the sound business
1970 IS FM'S YEAR - Broadcasting Magazine (January 26,
1970) summed up the outlook: "Only FM radio comes off solidly strong in Broadcasting's exploration of the radio
outlook, emerging as the brightest prospect, with many industry
spokesmen seeing 1970 as the year FM radio blossoms into its
won as an advertising vehicle of significance." The record industry declares that stereo FM radio is the
single, BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON STEREO BOOMED -UP
RECORD SALES. Two-thirds of American homes now have
record players, and once the listener discovered the superior
virtues of stereo sound on records, he then wanted it on his radio
receiver. Only stereo FM radio can give the listener high
quality stereo on radio. Listeners to stereo records now audition
their records, first on stereo FM radio, then make a commit-
ment to buy them. Very few record companies now make
monaural records, and very few record outlets now have
listening booths on the premises. Stereo FM radio now serves
the same role as the many listening booths of old-time record
shops. STEREO FM RADIO pre -sells the record buyer, so now,
the record buyer shops for price after having decided what to buy before he goes into a record shop. This explains the success
of the discount record stores, and the record and tape clubs.
STEREO FM RADIO CONTINUES TO EXPLODE - total
audience is up 10,000 percent since 1960-purchases of FM
receivers are up 620 percent since 1960. In the greater New York area, WRFM (105.1) joins the top
ten radio stations (out of a total of 79 radio stations in the
Metropolitan area. AM and FM), knocking WNBC-AM out of
the top ten. Ten stereo FM radio stations are in the top twenty-five
(according to the ARB Report, October/November 1969). Many
stereo FM stations have doubled their audience in the last six
months. Some stereo FM radio stations-such as WRFM, have
quadrupled their audience, and WRFM is now in second place
among FM stations. WOR-FM is now seventh among all radio stations, and first
among FM stations; WNEW-FM is twelfth among all radio
stations, and third among FM stations; WPAT-FM is fourteenth among all radio stations, and fourth among FM stations.
The top stereo FM stations, following the previously
mentioned stations, are ranked in this order: WVNJ-FM,
WPIX-FM, WTFM, WQXR-FM (ahead of WQXR-AM), WCBS-
FM, and WABC-FM in the greater New York area.
Many of the top -rated AM stations in the greater New York area are "talkers": WOR-AM (number one), WINS -AM (number four) and WCBS-AM (number five). Some AMers like WMCA-
AM (number six) are changing to a greater talk format. In the
New York Metropolitan area, 25 stations are now stereo. Stereo
FM stations are making it with the youth; such as WOR-FM,
which is now the number one rated FM station in the country. Some like WRFM which is making it with men 35-49, and is
delivering more audience in this category than any other station
in the greater New York area.
ALL STEREO FM STATIONS IN THE GREATER NEW
YORK AREA ARE MOVING UP AND OVERTAKING THE
AM STATIONS. AM STATIONS ARE WORRIED. IS AM TO BECOME AN ALL -TALK, NEWS, NO -MUSIC MEDIUM?
"Youth market coming 'on strong," according to AUDIO TIMES, a leading trade magazine directed at distributors, manufacturers and dealers.
"Component manufacturers and retailers who didn't dis- cover the youth market last year will do so during 1970. The under 25's make up not only the fastest -growing portion of the population as a whole, but the new market for high fidelity components. Indeed, the component industry as a whole will take a youth orientation during the 1970's, forsaking traditional marketing methods and media which appeal to the middle-aged classical music lover in favor of youth -slanted media and music."
FOUR -CHANNEL STEREO is coming on fast and it will really make sterel FM "the musical medium" with the sonic comparison being even more in stereo FM's favor as compared with AM According to AUDIO TIMES, "Four -channel stereo will receive lots of attention this year from the fan magazines, and you'll (dealers) get lots of questions about four -channel equipment. It won't seriously hurt sales ofexisting equipment."
Hopefully by the time you read this Report, WNYC-FM WILL HAVE BROADCAST THE FIRST, FOUR -CHANNEL STEREO BROADCAST FROM ONE TRANSMITTER. At this writing, plans are to broadcast the first, four -channel (Scheiber System) broadcast on my regular "Men of Hi-Fi" program, March 15, 10:00 to 11:00 p.m., to be followed up and broadcast at a press party hosted by Fisher Radio on March 16 in the Time/Life building from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. The general public will not be able to hear the four -channel broadcast show but they will hear a compatible system off the air. They will hear a good monophonic, or two -channel stereo signal on their present FM receiver or tuner.
SCHEIBER'S SYSTEM is an add-on device and has this virtue: the Scheiber Decoder can be used with current equip- ment and can play four -channel records or two -channel prere- corded tapes with conventional equipment, i.e.: record players, tape cartridge players and current stereo tape recorders. The Scheiber Decoder can sell for less than $100.00 (in mass production), and be placed between pre -amplifiers and ampli- fiers. Of course, it will require another stereo amplifier and two extra rear speakers.
COMPATIBILITY IS THE VIRTUE OF THE SCHEIBER SYSTEM. Four -channel stereo is not a gimmick to sell more hi-fi equipment. Many manufacturers resisted it at first, and now they realize that some form of four -channel stereo is
inevitable. The big question is, what methods will be adopted? Not will four -channel stereo be adopted.
YOUTH WILL LOVE FOUR -CHANNEL STEREO. Shake- speare talked about music's effect on people, "music has the charms to sooth the savage beast." Four -channel stereo won't sooth, but it will bring a far greater dimension than two -channel stereo to music, and the youth who like to immerse themselves in sound will really have found "their medium."
Your reporters conceive this role to expedite the demon- strations of all four -channel systems, possible for the market place.
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