At the turn of the next decade, TV sets became the most sellable appliance in the urban areas. Also within this period, other VHF TV stations opened. These include the DZBB-TV (established on October 29, 1961 by Republic Broadcasting System (RBS), owned by Robert Stewart), DZFM-TV (established in 1961 by the Philippine government, now defunct), DZTM-TV (established in 1960 by Associated Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), owned by the Roces family, the publisher of "The Manila Times"), DZKB-TV (established in 1969 by Kanlaon Broadcasting System (KBS) of Roberto Benedicto), DWGT-TV (established in 1974, run by the Government Television (GTV), state-owned), and DZTV-TV (established in 1960 by Inter-Island Broadcasting Corporation (IBC), owned by Andrés Soriano, Sr. of San Miguel Corporation), DZRH-TV (established on April 11, 1962, by the Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC), owned by Manuel "Manolo" Elizalde Sr.). Among the top rated programs in the 1960s were "The Nida-Nestor Show", "Buhay Artista", and "Pancho Loves Tita". Another local show that has had a prevailing top rating is "Tawag ng Tanghalan", the amateur singing contest hosted by Lopito and Patsy.