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| Title | Facts Forum News, Vol.5, No. 8, August 1956 |
| Series Title | Facts Forum News |
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| Date | August 1956 |
| Language | eng |
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| Identifier | AP2.F146 v. 5 1956; OCLC: 1352973 |
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| Rights | No Copyright - United States |
| Title | File 035 |
| Transcript | >sen& 4 * * * * programs each week . Area's NEW and most thought-provoking round-table discussion. A ° presentation of the above TV program, featuring key officials who guide the destiny of our nation. . I" Native topics and nationally-known leaders promote stimulating debates on this program. I* c<>ngressmen render their conflicting opinions on governmental issues of utmost importance. JOGRAM ii-lcrs' lb"""1 die, audi''11 jished r<">'" eteran rcp°r' is E. WaHf'' Pennsylva""' inst the i." He is »¥ such atttl"*' erican Ac" ■It to keel' * ommunis"1 ;is Walter ^ Chainii"" alization. is the „ ;e educati""' he is a -" REPORTERS' ROUNDUP ... RADIO PROGRAM Will continue its informative and interesting pace. The parade of headliners vvill be maintained on this weekly program, and attention focused on controversial issues, as illustrated below : Program Topics Curbing Russia's Colli War Tactics l,y I I GENE CASTLE, author Hussion C.oe.\istenee ami Exchange of Military I isits by Sen. Henry M. Jackson (D-Wush.) United Slates Information Agency by THEODORE C. STREIBERT, Director of USIA Iii addition to having questions you'd like presented 'in this program, there's a handsome prize, too. of a Vi ittnauer watch io each of the writers of the three mosl Interesting and timely questions selected for debate on •his program. Address vour ciiieslions to: Reporters' Roundup. Mutual Broadcasting System, Washington, D.C. Refer to Facta Forum's schedulea in this issue for the ''"de ill identifying the station and hour the weekly radio Reporters' Roundup la on the air. FACTS FORUM . . . RADIO PROGRAM Two outstanding Americans of opposing political beliefs appear weekly, for fifteen minutes, to express conflicting views on a governmental issue. Featured on four of these programs: V.S.A. Defense Program Guests: Sen. George A. Smathers (D-Fla.) Sen. George H. Bender (R-Ohio) Foreign Aid Commitments Guests: Cong. Peter Frelinghivsen, Jr. (R-N.J.) Gong. Wimiiid K. Denton (D-lnrl.) Civil Rights Legislation Guests: Cong. E. L. Forrester (D-Go.) Gong. Emanuel Celler (D-N.Y.) Federal Aid for School Construction Guests: Cong. James M. Qlugley (D-Pa.) Cong. BbucE Alger (R-Tcxas) Ihi- Facts 1 c. in in program, as well as the Reporters' Roundup-TV, Topic of ihe Week, and the Reporters' Roundup an- educational ventures designed to enable the audience to form iheir own opinions on controversial issues, and to have a voice in shaping the policies which insure a good government. The asterisk (°) on Facts Forum's schedule specifies when this Facta I oruin urogram vvill he broadcast in vo dlitv. |
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