Word: radioman
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...idea for this barrage of flying discs originated with a radioman named Robert Coar who now operates a recording studio, the Joint Radio Information Facility, on the fifth floor of the old House Office Building. Coar, his wife and a staff of five are on the congressional payroll at salaries totaling $26,000 a year, plus $1 a year rental for Coar's $15,000 worth of recording equipment. The idea came to him, Coar says, because he felt that the press "ridiculed" members of Congress. "I thought Congressmen should tell in their own words what they were doing...
When Mrs. Phillips fell into arrears on her payments, Radioman Pearson went to court and got a judgment which ordered her to give back the radio and pay him $81.50 in court costs and collection fees...
...worried radioman thinks that television is "a Frankenstein monster that will destroy its creator." But if the monster's rivals can't lick it, they are determined to join it. The industries that have most to fear are the ones giving it the most support...
...request of their parents, the ashes of Lieut. Harwood Sharp of El Cerrito, Calif, and Radioman James Langiotti of Orlando, Fla., who were captured and executed by the Japanese after they had fought together as a bomber team through seven months of the Pacific war, were scattered over the waters five miles east of Hawaii's Diamond Head...
...months Radioman Allen Funt and a concealed microphone have been catching unsuspecting people with their mouths open. The sometimes hilarious results have been broadcast on ABC's Candid Microphone (TIME, Aug. 18)-a program (thus far unsponsored) as fascinating as any other form of eavesdropping...