A reauthorization bill for this organization was stalled by Richard Nixon following a kerfuffle over Morton Silverstein's Banks and the Poor.  
A president of this organization, Edward J. Pfister, resigned after his trip to Moscow was cancelled for political reasons.  This organization gives out the Ralph Lowell Award.  A 1967 Carnegie Commission report justified the creation of this organization as a replacement for NET ("N-E-T").  While preparing a 2004 report of this organization, Frederick C. Mann communicated with its executive Kenneth Tomlinson through a fax machine at an Indiana greeting card store.  Following legislation passed during the Carter administration, this organization set up the (*) Program Fund.  A reauthorization bill for this organization was stalled by Richard Nixon following a kerfuffle over Morton Silverstein's Banks and the Poor.  The aforementioned Tomlinson Report issued by this organization focused on liberal biases on a certain network's NOW with Bill Moyers.  For 10 points, name this organization which provides funding for PBS.
A president of this organization, Edward J. Pfister, resigned after his trip to Moscow was cancelled for political reasons.  
Corporation for Public Broadcasting [or CPB; do not accept or prompt on "PBS" or "NPR"]