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[[image - black and white photograph of Janice Harvey at console]]
[[caption]] JANICE HARVEY has been a PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE in the Community Programs Department since joining the Station in 1969. [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Felix Graham at console]] 
[[caption]] FELIX GRAHAM--KNX ENGINEER A recent addition to the KNX Technical Department is Felix Graham, who came to work at the CBS O & O station in September as an engineer. [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Leon Colvin speaking with a woman]]
[[caption]] LEON COLVIN  Leon Colvin is the youngest News Editor in the KCBS NEWSRADIO 74 newsroom. He graduated from Jefferson High School in Daly City, California, where he participated in numerous dramatic productions and served as staff announcer for the school's closed circuit radio and television stations. [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Earl Best at work]]
[[caption]] Earl Best, traffic manager trainee, threads tap machine prior to checking for continuity acceptance on WCAU Radio. [[/caption]]

great-grandson of the noted abolitionist, Frederick Douglass. CBS took its most significant giant step this year when it unanimously elected to its Board, Franklin A. Thomas, the first Black to sit on the Board of any major network.
     
Many of its employees on and off camera are well known. There are others in important positions that are not so well known, and some of them appear on these pages. Who doesn't know Gail Fisher of "Mannix", or Greg Morris, "Mission Impossible", or Hal Fredericks, "The Interns."
     
There are many minority employees throughout CBS.  In the news area, the CBS-owned radio and television stations have Edward Bradley, Chris Borgen, Lucille Rich and Gloria Rojas in New York; Michelle Clark and Harry Porterfield in Chicago; George Groce and Bill Wilkerson in St. Louis; and many others. Employment of Blacks extends in other areas throughout the CBS stations, including Janet Langhart, Chicago television weather girl; Tom Peters and Artis Hall, cameramen; Waldemar Weng and Robert Carty, account executives; Charles Bailey and Carl Nathan Rogers, community relations directors; Bernard Seabrooks and Ron Nichols, producers; Roy Allen, director and many other news men, editors, salesmen, technicians, artists, in addition to countless secretaries, clerks and administrators.

On this record, DELEGATE is proud to salute the Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., and commend its dedication and commitment to the rest of the broadcast industry.

[[image - black and white photograph of Wesley J. Sreater, seated at desk]]
[[caption]] WESLEY J. STREATER
Account Executive (Trainee) [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white photograph of Marie Chu, reaching across desk]]
[[caption]] Marie Chu, billing supervisor for WCAU Radio, reaches for the station log to start her daily chore of getting the right bill to the right client. [[/caption]]

[[image - black and white headshot photograph of Howard A. Swancy, Jr.]]
[[caption]] Howard A. Swancy, Jr., joined KNXT as an Account Executive in the Channel 2 Sales Department in February, 1970. [[/caption]]

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Not sure how to document the image caption on the upper left hand corner, which goes across two pages. I put the whole caption on both pages.