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=== Bankers Association to Capital Broadcasting ===

=== Bankers Association to Capital Broadcasting ===

Helms early work in politics lead him to become the Executive director of the North Carolina Bankers Association and later the Raleigh City Council where he opposed excessive taxation and supported limiting the growth of government<ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/jesse-helms</ref>.  By the mid-1960's, Helms became the executive Vice President for Capitol Broadcasting in Raleigh, NC.  Mr. Helms directed the news operation and delivered over-the-air commentaries.  Mr. Helms developed a following due to his firebrand but perceptive political commentary <ref>http://www.jessehelmscenter.org/jessehelms/biography.asp</ref> which often attacked the decline of morality, liberal trends in society of the time, the Federal government's dubious social engineering in the southern states and Judicial activisim <ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/jesse-helms</ref>.

Helms early work in politics lead him to become the Executive director of the North Carolina Bankers Association and later the Raleigh City Council where he opposed excessive taxation and supported limiting the growth of government<ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/jesse-helms</ref>.  By the mid-1960's, Helms became the executive Vice President for Capitol Broadcasting in Raleigh, NC.  Mr. Helms directed the news operation and delivered over-the-air commentaries.  Mr. Helms developed a following due to his firebrand but perceptive political commentary <ref>http://www.jessehelmscenter.org/jessehelms/biography.asp</ref> which often attacked the decline of morality, liberal trends in society of the time, the Federal government's dubious social engineering in the southern states and Judicial activism <ref>http://www.answers.com/topic/jesse-helms</ref>.

== Senate Career ==

== Senate Career ==