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Senate approves free TV time for top candidates
The Senate by voice vote sent to the House a measure to suspend the 1934 Communications Act provision requiring equal exposure for all candidates. It would grant free time on national TV to major presidential hopefuls including George C. Wallace, with networks to decide on debates and joint appearances.
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