Opposition Equal Talk Time Proposed by Senate Subcommittee
The Senate freedom of communication subcommittee urged the FCC to require equal talk time for the opposition when a station editorializes for a candidate. The report notes balance in 1960 broadcasts and suggests keeping scripts on file for a week with inspection rights and advance notice to affected candidates.
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Washington
Senate
Freedom of Communication Subcommittee
Federal Communications Commission
John Kennedy
Richard Nixon
House
Congress
Sen
Yarborough
D-Texas
Gale McGee
Hugh Scott
Dpa
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Communists Boost Overseas Broadcasts With Quizzes and Lessons
A UPI report says communist stations raised overseas output 8 percent in 1961, teaching Latin Americans to “learn Russian by radio” and airing quiz programs with Uzbek costumes as prizes. Russia, China, and others expanded hours, with new broadcasts to Laos, Africa, and West Berlin troops.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Information Agency
Russia
Red China
Africa
Laos
U.S
West Berlin
Voice of America
British Broadcasting Corp
Latin America
Cuba
USIA
Geneva
Southeast Asia
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
Ethiopia
China
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Radio
Moscow
Prague
East Germany
ITU Building Inaugurated In Geneva by U Thant
United Nations Acting Secretary General U Thant formally opened the International Telecommunication Union headquarters in Geneva. The new building cost 1 738 000 dollars and the 113 member group will expand its role within the UN family, including work in space communications.
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Geneva
U.N
U Thant
International Telecommunications Union Thant
Moscow Radio
Regis High Spring Concert Promises Broad Choral and Instrumental
Regis high school presents a spring concert Friday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The program features the string ensemble concert band mixed chorus and concert choir under Sister Mary Cecilia and Anton Gaimari. Instrumental selections include Festival March Agnus Dei Caribbean Skies Civil War Rhapsody and Aria for Winds. Choral works include In Monte Oliveti Crucifixus Cry Out and Shout Melodic Caravan. Accompanists are Ellen Vlach and Kathryn Lake.
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Mary Cecilia
Anton Gaimari
Grieg
Bizet
Cedivala
Lee
Cacavas
Clude
Monte Oliveti
Croce
Bach
Nystedt
Wilson
Ellen Vlach
Kathryn Lake
Woman Offers Lift, Discovering Passenger Is Man
A housewife offers an elderly woman a ride on Monday at 2 p.m. on KCRG TV 9's Jane Wyman Presents. The passenger turns out to be a man, creating a surprising turn in the program’s segment.
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Kcrg-Tv
Jane Wyman
Train Corps To Prevent Skyjacking
The FAA is forming a 18 member anti hijacking corps of trained inspectors to board suspected flights and protect crews. The nucleus will be based in Chicago Miami Dallas and Kansas City and will continue normal duties. This follows last summer's hijackings of Continental Pan American and Eastern planes and new anti hijack measures including a possible death penalty.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Aviation Agency
U. S. Border Patrol
U.S
U. S
Continental
Cuba
Congress
New Fleet Commander Arrives in Formosa
Vice Admiral Charles Melson, former commander of the U S First Fleet, has arrived in Taipei to assume command of the U S Taiwan Formosa defense command.
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Formosa
Taipei
Charles Melson
U.S. First Fleet
U.S. Taiwan
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