Word: broadcasting
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...majority of inmates in American institutions never gain a great amount of financial success as a result of their criminal involvement. But for George Jackson economics was never the prime motivation. Crime was a preliminary exercise in self-determination. It was the only medium through which he could broadcast the message: so long as the only alternatives offered are for me to be poor on my own terms or to be poor on your terms, "I won't be a good boy ever...
...center of Europe: it is part of a divided country on the edge of the East-West chasm, it is the base for 210,000 U.S. troops and a sizable nuclear arsenal, and it can be easily serviced from espionage centers in East Germany. On certain nights, a voice broadcast over a short-wave band from the closely guarded Karlshorst...
...central purpose of a free press in a free society." Noting that "there are some Americans who apparently think they know what is good and what is bad for other Americans to hear on the radio and to see on television," Ervin charged that the "sweeping Government regulation of broadcasting implicit in this view foreshadows the end of a free broadcast media and with it a mortal blow to the First Amendment...
...inauguration of Derek C. Bok as 25th President of the University will be broadcast live on WHRB (95.3 FM) at 3 p.m. Monday. David R. Elliot '64 will host the broadcast from the Faculty Room of University Hall...
...author of The Last Battle, said in a 1966 interview that a German general "told me he once had a secret meeting with Hitler, with Bormann the only other man present. Hitler gave orders about a change in command on the Eastern Front. Within two hours the Russian radio broadcast the names of the generals who would be replaced, who would take over, and specific details on new strategy...