The ORT report cautioned that the press conference might be part of a disinformation campaign, but not until it had first broadcast the effusive declarations of support for Mr. Yavlinsky.
During a court hearing Friday, the ex-president proclaimed his innocence in a fiery declaration broadcast live by local media.
The men become friends as they work together, and after his brother abdicates the throne, the new King relies on Logue to help him make his first wartime radio broadcast on Britain's declaration of war on Germany in 1939.
On July 26 , 1945 ten weeks after Victory in Europe Day on May 9 and eight days after the world's first successful nuclear test at Alamogordo, New Mexico, the Potsdam Declaration was broadcast to Japan.
Since the beginning of the year, Edward I. Koch, former mayor of New York City, has signed off most of his weekly radio broadcasts with a declaration of war loosely inspired by Julius Caesar: "Omni Gaul delenda est!" ("All Gaul must be destroyed!") Mr. Koch says he doesn't mean the phrase literally, of course.
NBC announced here on Saturday that it was preparing a four-hour mini-series based on the life of Mrs. Clinton and hoped to broadcast it before any possible formal declaration that she was running.
But even that almost paled beside Priebus's own declaration on the Christian Broadcast Network last July that he didn't much like the word diversity personally and that the RNC would stay the course in representing "Christian" beliefs.
Mr. Arafat made the remarks in a broadcast marking the 13th anniversary of the symbolic declaration of a Palestinian state by the Palestine Liberation Organization.
It's a face for cereal boxes and dollar bills, the face of someone you would select, as Mr. Ford was recently, to read excerpts from the Declaration of Independence during the national broadcast of Macy's Fourth of July fireworks.
The next day, Japanese newspapers reported that the Declaration, the text of which had been broadcast and dropped by leaflet into Japan, had been rejected.
