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The Fairness Doctrine: How Fair?
Barnett, Stephen R. | August 7, 1972 issue

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Provides information related to rules governing the use of television by the U.S. President and his opponents. Application of the fairness doctrine to Presidential addresses on controversial issues of public importance; Information on three cases on the application of the fairness doctrine to the U.S. President Richard Nixon's television speeches; Rejection of proposals to recognize a right of reply to Presidential broadcasts under the fairness doctrine, by the Federal Communications Commission.

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TELEVISION & politics; FAIRNESS doctrine (Broadcasting); NIXON, Richard M. (Richard Milhous), 1913-1994; RIGHT of reply; SPEECHES, addresses, etc.; UNITED States
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