Shirt Sleeve Debate Proposed at Wayne County Fair
Wayne County Fair officials propose a shirt sleeve debate between U S Rep William W Scranton and Democrat challenger Richardson Dilworth during the fairweek of August 12 at Honesdale Fairgrounds as part of the centennial observance The request invites both candidates to discuss campaign issues without coats.
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Howard MacDonald
Record
Wayne County
U. Ss
William W. Scranton
R Scranton
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
William J. Perkins
Honesdale Fairgrounds
Stratton asks CBS grant of equal time
Rep. Samuel Stratton of New York demanded CBS give him equal time to respond to Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's NBC and CBS coverage. He criticized CBS for favoring Rockefeller and cited a May 30 program as tipping the scales. He sent a telegram to CBS President Frank Stanton and to FCC Chairman Newton Minow seeking equal time under federal law.
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CBS Grant
Equal Time
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Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
CBS
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Frank Stanton
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Schenectady, N.Y
Strat
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