With the establishment of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in 1967, nonprofit radio and television stations no longer had to ask their audiences for financial support.

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The statement is false. Nonprofit radio and television stations still rely on financial support from their audiences, as well as from government funding and grants. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting was established to distribute funds to these stations, but it did not eliminate the need for fundraising.

With the Establishment of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting in 1967