FCC debate on obscenity and Black ownership in broadcasting
Former Republican chairman and Barry Goldwater aide Burch pushes for FCC study on obscenity in radio and TV and for voluntary industry cooperation. He notes few Black owners and suggests considering race in license allocation if communities are underserved.
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FCC
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ABC
Agen Fairness
NBC
CBS
Nicholas ‘Johnson
Agnew
Burch
Norman E. Isaacs
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
American Society of
Lionel van Deerlin
Securities theft hits banks and brokers in New York
FBI reports mounting losses of securities from banks and brokerage houses in New York. About 45 to 46 million dollars in securities are missing, with Treasury notes and bonds also being stolen and used as collateral for loans. Five arrests have been made and twenty million plus in bonds and notes were involved in recent months.
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FBI
New York City
Jbanks
John Q
Roth
Securities Industry
U.S. Treasury
Wall Street
New York Stock: Exchange
Treasury Department
Treasury
H. M. Stephenson
U.S. Treas
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Morgan Guaranty Bank and Trust Co
Stephenson
Congress
Frank Zarb
Joint
Bank Securities Industry Committee
Tnvall
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Nixon Fight to Protect Civil Rights Job Plan
Washington sources say President Nixon personally pressed to defend the Philadelphia Plan as a racial boost for minority construction work. The Senate approved related amendments then the House backed the plan 208 to 156 before the Senate eliminated the amendment 33 to 28, preserving the program.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Niegal
House
Senate
White House
Biemiller
Appropriations Committee
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Justice and Labor Department
Capitol Hill
GOP
Arthur Fletcher
Fletcher
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