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| − | Amb. [[Richard Carlson]] is the vice chairman of [[FDD]]. Carlson directed [[Voice of America]] for the last six years of the Cold War, and was responsible for the U.S.- government funded [[Radio Marti]], which broadcast to Cuba. Carlson served as president and CEO of the [[Corporation for Public Broadcasting]] for five years. | + | Amb. [[Richard Carlson]] is the vice chairman of [[FDD]]. Carlson directed [[Voice of America]] for the last six years of the Cold War, and was responsible for the U.S.- government funded [[Radio Marti]], which broadcast to Cuba. Carlson served as president and CEO of the [[Corporation for Public Broadcasting]] for five years. <ref>Foundation for Defense of Democracies, [http://www.defenddemocracy.org/biographies/biographies_show.htm?doc_id=160038 Biographies]</ref> |
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Amb. Richard Carlson is the vice chairman of FDD. Carlson directed Voice of America for the last six years of the Cold War, and was responsible for the U.S.- government funded Radio Marti, which broadcast to Cuba. Carlson served as president and CEO of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for five years. [1]
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- ↑ Foundation for Defense of Democracies, Biographies
