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KEEF-TV, channel 68, was a short-lived public television station in Los Angeles, California. It operated briefly in 1987, but was shut down after only a few months of operation and its non-commercial educational broadcast construction permit ultimately revoked.

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KEEF-TV, channel 68, was a short-lived public television station in Los Angeles, California. It operated briefly in 1987, but was shut down after only a few months of operation and its non-commercial educational broadcast construction permit ultimately revoked.

In this campaign for Coca-Cola and the FIFA World Cup, we traveled to Myanmar to film U Tin Aung—Myanmar’s national goalkeeper from 1965 to 1975—alongside the next generation of soccer stars.

KEEF-TV is an own-and-operated affiliate of the DuMont Television Network serving Los Angeles, CA and the greater Orange County area. Broadcasting on channel 68, KEEF signed on in 1960 by the DuMont network shortly before the network started to turn things around.

KEEF-TV, canal 68, fue una estación de televisión pública de corta duración en Los Ángeles, California. Funcionó brevemente en 1987, pero se cerró después de sólo unos pocos meses de funcionamiento y finalmente se revocó su permiso de construcción de …

2023年11月29日 · KEEF-TV, channel 68, was a short-lived public television station in Los Angeles, California. It operated briefly in 1987, but was shut down after only a few months of operation and its non-commercial educational broadcast license ultimately revoked.

KEEF-TV. KEEF-TV Channel 68 was a short-lived television station in Los Angeles, California. In 1983, the FCC authorized Black Television Workshop to construct a non-commercial TV station on Channel 68 in the Los Angeles area.