Word: coast-to-coast
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...Eastern states; those played in Cleveland, only to the Midwest. But next year, the American Telephone & Telegraph Co. announced, things will be different. A new coaxial cable, under construction since October 1947, will tie the two regions together. * A coaxial extension to California will ultimately give TV a coast-to-coast hookup...
...government was ready to talk. Defense Minister Brooke Claxton led off in a coast-to-coast broadcast. Said he: "We are working out with other free nations plans for joint defense based on self-help and mutual aid." Three days later, External Affairs Minister Lester ("Mike") Pearson had his piece ready...
...Journal conducted a coast-to-coast, Gallup-style poll of a cross-section of Americans on the delicate subject of what they believe and how much it matters to them. Among other things, the poll showed...
...Marriage Programs: ". . . Enable cretin couples to take their marriage vows over a coast-to-coast network and later to raise children who will become contestants on quiz programs...
...year, the number of U.S. sets in use will be nudging the million mark; there will be 60 stations on the air. By 1950 the U.S. will have its first coast-to-coast television network, and by 1954, if the trend holds, television will have 16 million receivers and an audience of 65 million...