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Radio Right: Hate Clubs of the Air

Cook, Fred J. | May 25, 1964 issue

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Right-wing fanatics, casting doubt on the loyalty of every President of the United States since Herbert Hoover, are pounding the U.S. people, this Presidential election year, with an unprecedented flood of radio and television propaganda. The hate clubs of the air are spewing out a minimum of 6,600 broadcasts a week, carried by more than 1,300 radio and television stations-nearly one out of every five in the nation-in a blitz that saturates every one of the fifty states with the exception of Maine.

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RIGHT & left (Political science); FANATICISM; PRESIDENTS -- United States -- Election; BROADCASTING; PROPAGANDA; UNITED States
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