[Premium-Rx] New on the WJ & Black Radios websites

[Terry O']

Now that Popular Communications has been defunct for several years, I've 
posted scans of the other two articles I wrote for them.

The first is on the CEI/WJ RS-111 receiver purchased by James McCord 
using money from President Nixon's Committee to Re-Elect the President.  
McCord finagled this using personal connections on the WJ sales staff 
from his days with the CIA.  WJ came to regret that sale.  This radio 
was in the Howard Johnson's across the street from the Watergate during 
the break-in.

The other article is a short biography of Allen S. Clarke, who founded 
Clarke Instruments which later merged with the National Electric Machine 
Shop to become Nems-Clarke with Clarke as president.  After arranging 
the sale of Nems-Clarke to the conglomerate Vitro Corporation, Clarke, 
contractually obligated by no compete clause, worked behind the scenes 
to help six Nems employees found Communication Electronics, Inc which 
eventually became the renowned Gaithersburg facility of Watkins-Johnson.

The links are on the home page of both sites.

Best,
Terry O'
http://Watkins-Johnson.terryo.org
http://BlackRadios.terryo.org