CONGRESS AND MASS COMMUNICATIONS

BEFORE THE

APPENDIX TO HEARINGS
U.S. Congress
JOINT COMMITTEE ON CONGRESSIONAL.

OPERATIONS
NINETY-THIRD CONGRESS

JOINT COMMITTEE ON CONGRESSIONAL OPERATIONS

CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

SENATOR LEE METCALF, Montana, Chairman

REPRESENTATIVE JACK BROOKS, Texas, Vice Chairman HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

SENATE ROBERT N. GIAIMO, Connecticut

MIKE GRAVEL, Alaska JAMES G. O'HARA, Michigan

LAWTON CHILES, Florida JAMES C. CLEVELAND, New Hampshire ROBERT TAFT, JR., Ohio JOHN DELLENBACK, Oregon

JESSE A. HELMS, North Carolina

EUGENE F. PETERS, Executive Director
DONALD G. TACHERON, Director of Research

RAYMOND L. GOOch, Staff Counsel
JOHN G. STEWART, Research Consultant

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APPENDIX

CONTENTS

I. Responses to followup questions to witnesses:

Additional followup questions which were mailed to witnesses. ---

Replies to questions submitted by committee.--

American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., News, John Lynch,

bureau chier ------- --------- - --------
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., Sanford Socolow, vice

president.---------------------------
Richard W. Jencks, vice president, CBS broadcast edi-

torials about access to legislative proceedings in re-

sponse to Representative James C. Cleveland's

request..

Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Henry Loomis, presi-

dent.---

National Public Radio, Lee Frischknecht, president -----

Congressional hearings aired by public radio from

April 20, 1971 to April 10, 1974.-

Public Broadcasting Service, Hartford N. Gunn, Jr., presi-

dent.------

Radio, Television News Directors Association, Alexander B.

Chadwick, manager, Washington office..

Westinghouse Broadcasting Company, Inc., Sid Davis, bureau

chief..-------------;-;

II. Supplementary material supplied by witnesses:

Coffey, Matthew, president, Association of Public Radio Sta-

tions, list of noncommercial radio coverage of State legisla-

tures—1973.---------------------vin u ine Iniversity
Giorda, William S., assistant director, KUT-FM, the University

of Texas at Austin, the Australian Parliamentary Proceedings

Broadcasting Act (1946) ------
Broadcasting of Parliamentary Proceedings in Australia

(1946-68), by A. R. Browning ----

Greenberg, Prof. Bradley S. and Prof. Charles Atkin, "Public

Television and Political Socialization," Department of Com-

munication, Michigan State University, a joint publication

of the Department of Communication and the Corporation

for Public Broadcasting------

Gunn, Hartford N., Jr., president, Public Broadcasting Service.

List of Board of Managers and of Board of Governors of Public

Broadcasting Service.------

Letter conveying Syracuse University study by Thomas E.

Patterson and Robert McClure, "Television News and

Televised Political Advertising: Their Impact on the

Voter" in response to request from Representative James

C. Cleveland.-----

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Humphrey, Hon. Hubert H., U.S. Senator from Minnesota:

Summary of Modern Congress Act, S. 2992.---

Statement on Modern Congress Act, S. 2992.--.

Modern Congress Act, S. 2992.------

Karayn, Jim, president, NPACT, 'coverage of congressional

hearings by Public Television.--

Pepper, Hon. Claude, U.S. Representative from Florida. Articles

and research on broadcasting Congress.

Rebman, Fred J., president, "WJCT-TV, Jacksonville, Fla. A

study, reaction and evaluation of "Today in the Legislature"

by David J. Le Roy, director, and C. Edward Wotring, asso-

ciate director, Communication Research Center, The Florida

State University in corroboration with the Corporation for

Public Broadcasting----