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Person

Carl McIntire

Carl McIntire (1906-2002) was a Bible Presbyterian minister who founded the American and International Councils of Christian Churches. He hosted 'The Twentieth-Century Reformation Hour,' reaching 600 stations at its peak. He purchased WXUR in Media, PA, but lost its license due to Fairness Doctrine violations. He then moved the transmitter to the MV Oceanic, renaming it 'Radio Free America,' broadcasting from international waters off Cape May, NJ.

Connections 30 threads
Person
  • Billy Graham Carl McIntire rejected Billy Graham, viewing him as compromised.
  • Billy James Hargis Carl McIntire was a peer of Billy James Hargis in the extremist broadcaster ecosystem.
  • Chief Judge Mitchell H. Cohen Chief Judge Mitchell H. Cohen issued a permanent injunction against Carl McIntire.
  • Heather Hendershot Heather Hendershot grouped Carl McIntire with other prominent extremist broadcasters.
  • J. Gresham Machen Carl McIntire was a protégé of J. Gresham Machen.
  • John Witherspoon Carl McIntire theatrically identified as John Witherspoon after his station's license was revoked.
  • Lt. William Calley Carl McIntire defended Lt. William Calley.
  • Richard Nixon Carl McIntire's programming attacked Richard Nixon.
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Location
Artifact
  • American flag Carl McIntire flew the American flag on the Columbus.
  • Columbus Carl McIntire renamed the MV Oceanic to the Columbus.
  • MV Oceanic Carl McIntire acquired the MV Oceanic, a WWII Navy minesweeper.
  • Noah's Ark Carl McIntire proposed a reconstruction of Noah's Ark.
Event
  • Fairness Doctrine elimination Carl McIntire's case became a rallying cry for the elimination of the Fairness Doctrine.
  • FCC 1960 ruling Carl McIntire's story illustrates the structural consequences of the FCC 1960 ruling.
Work
Concept
  • 7th ray problem Carl McIntire's actions, particularly transplanting a transmitter onto a boat, expressed the 7th ray problem.
Entity
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