Multiple Choice
How was the Fairness Doctrine applied to cigarette advertising in 1967?
A) stations had to present equal time for anti-smoking viewpoints
B) tobacco ads were banned from TV and radio
C) equal time must be made available for alcohol ads
D) cigarette advertising was not affected
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