Word: broadcasts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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John Kenneth Galbraith, professor of Economics, last night accused Senator Homer E. Capehart (R-Ind.) of deliberately quoting a pamphlet of his out of context in a television broadcast yesterday afternoon, and denied that the pamphlet "praised Communism," as the senator had charged...
Three days later the Peking radio crackled that Dulles "was clearly preparing to invade China from the south, center and north" and "attempting to use Asians to fight Asians." Even in reverse English the broadcast proved that Red China got the point that 1) there are free Asians who intend to fight, and 2) an attack on one is an attack...
When the New York Post ran a 24-part series heavily attacking him as inaccurate, unreliable and vindictive, Columnist Walter Winchell replied in a counterattack that went on for months. In the 200-odd dailies that carry his column, and over his Sunday-night radio-TV broadcast, Winchell called the Post everything from a "pinko-stinko sheet" and the "New York Ivan" to the "New York Posterior," the "New York Pravda" and the "Compost." He also suggested that the Post's staff was riddled with subversives. For Post Editor James A. Wechsler he had a separate set of Winchellisms...
...result a foregone conclusion, more than 50 eager politicians had put down their names to speak. The debate was, in effect, the last opportunity for each side to arrange the record on which West Germany's political battles will be fought for years to come. The proceedings were broadcast and televised, and the Deputies, ignoring each other, pitched many of their speeches to the listening German people...
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