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    Frank Shakespeare, Nixon TV Guru Who Redefined Political Ads, Dies At 97

    Mr. Shakespeare's team oversaw ads and on-air events that reflected the rising power of television as a political tool.
    by Brian Murphy via Washington Post on December 17, 2022
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