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Why Give Politicos a Club TV Could Shed Its Travails
William F Buckley Jr argues that the Nixon administration seeks to censor news via Clay Whitehead and that broadcasters fear loss of licenses. He cites FCC renewal practices and Forder Milhous Friedman proposals to sell frequencies permanently to curb political pressure and promote cable and pay TV while preserving broadcaster bias.
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