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Caption Workmen are shown pouring concrete for the base of the 500-foot FM tower for WLGI Radio near Hemingway, South Carolina, the first Bahá'í-owned and operated station in North America. WLGI began test broadcasting on May 23, the anniversary of the Declaration of the Báb, with plans calling for a gradual expansion of broadcast activities to 12 and then 18 hours each day.
Source Bahá’í News. Issue 641, page 3. View as PDF

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