newsletter on intellectual freedom

index to vols. 27-29, 1978-1980

indexed by Eli and Gail Liss

Intellectual Freedom Committee

American Library Association Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom (ISSN 0028-9485) is published bimonthly (Jan., March, May, July, Sept., Nov.) by the Intellectual Freedom Committee of the American Library Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, Illinois 60611.

Additional copies of this index may be ordered by writing to: NIF Index 78-80, American Library Association, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, Illinois 60611 . Price: $1 O each. ISBN 0-8389-6486-9. A Alliance to End Repression, 78-149; American Dental Association, 79-88 79-66 American Federation of Government AAP, see Association of American Allied Intelligence Services, 78-13 Employees, 78-143 Publishers Alpert, Paul E. (Justice), 78-18 American Federation of Teachers, 80- Aaron, Chloe, 78-9 Alston, Gilbert (Justice), 80-126 136 ABC, see American Broadcasting Alternatives, 79-18 American Friends Service Committee, Company Altman, Rev. Don, 79-60 79-95, 115 Abel, Harold, 78-9 Altman, Ross, 78-99 American Government: Comparing Abortion: an Historical Romance, The Alyx, 80-51 Political Experiences, 80-37 79-11 America! America!, 80-37 American Heritage Dictionary, 78-70; About Sex, 78-7, 144; 79-50, 70, 76-77 Americana, 79-49, 74, 141; 80-12, 29, 79-71-72, 92; 80-77 Abrams, Floyd, 78-37, 139; 79-94; 80- 52, 73-74, 127, 128 American Historical Association, 78-35; 48, 80 American Association of Advertising 79-8, 83; 80-53, 85 Abrams, Ruth (Justice), 78-142; 79-55 Agencies, 80-36 American Indian Movement, 79-115 Abzug, Bella, 80-23 American Association of National American Jewish Congress, 78-35; 79-88 Access Reports, 78-68; 79-4, 94; 80-15 Advertisers, 79-14 American Libraries, 80-29 ACLU, see American Civil Liberties American Association of School American Library Association, 78-5, 28, Union Administrators, 79-39 60, 67, 77, 85, 99, 107; 79-99, 101, "'Across-the-board' and 'bed' are dirty American Association of School 123-24, 127, 131; 80-1, 25, 26, 27, words," 79-71-72, 92 Librarians, 78-56; 79-39, 143 42,47,93-94, 121, 126 Acts of Love, 80-128 American Association of University Black Caucus, 78-26 Adam and Yves, 80-129 Professors, 79-13, 115; 80-86 Committee on Professional Ethics, Adam Bradford, Cowboy, 79-5 American Bar Association, 79-66-67; 80- 80-91 Adams, James, 80-128 82 Committee on Status of Women in Adams, James B., 79-66 Criminal Justice Section, 78-146 Librarianship, 79-21 Adelman, Neil H ., 80-130 American Booksellers Association, 78- Council, 78-26, 27-28, 42, 115; 79- Administrative Procedure Act, 78-14, 63 29, 54, 101, 125; 79-22, 35; 80-10, 33 21, 22, 41, 99, 124;80-25,27,95 Adolph Hitler, 79-146 American Broadcasting Company Executive Board, 78-26, 42, 46 Adrian, Rev. Ron, 78-144 (ABC), 78-16, 140; 79-98, 112: 80-57, Intellectual Freedom Committee, 78- Adrizzone, Edward, 79-5 58,62, 108, 129, 137 26, 27-28, 42, 46, 87, 96, 115-16, Adshead, Gladys, 79-5 American Civil Liberties Union, 78-7, 117, 129; 79-21, 39, 48, 74, 99, Adult Film Association of America, 78- 11, 23, 54, 59, 63, 77, 106, 121, 124, 124; 80-25, 27-28, 41, 91 18, 94; 80-15-16 . 130, 148; 79-4, 10, 11, 13, 32, 34, 57, Intellectual Freedom Round Table, Agee, Philip, 80-48 58, 66, 86, 88, 110, 112, 114, 115, 78-28, 86, 113; 79-74, 99; 80-94 Aho, Jennifer, 80-138 131; 80-9, 10, 12, 15, 36, 39, 40, Junior Members Round Table, 79-41 Akers, Wayne, 78-93 57, 64, 77, 79, 83, 94, 97, 101, 122, Office of Intellectual Freedom, 78- Akron Beacon-Journal, 80-80 125, 136, 137, 140 46, 116, 133 Aksyonov, Vasily, 79-43 of Albuquerque, New Mexico, 80-135 Policy on Confidentiality of Library Alabama, 80-134 of Arizona, 79-27 Records, 78-116 Anniston, 80-137 of Arkansas, 79-104 American Lutheran Church, 80-7 Baldwin County, 80-81 of Colorado, 78-57; 80-38 American Medical Association, 79-88; Birmingham, 80-132-33 Hamden County, Massachusetts, 80-15, 16 Mobile, 79-93, 123, 131; 80-81 79-37 American Mischief, 80-51 Montgomery, 79-15, 138; 80-8 of Hampton Roads, Virginia, 78- American Nazi Party, 78-9, 35, 62, 66, Alabama Public Television Network, 118 77, 94, 121; 79-7-8, 14, 49; 80-7 80-134 of Illinois, 78-35, 44, 99; 79-8, 50; American Newspapers Editors' Freedom ALA Booklist, 79-38 80-138 of Information Committee, 80-86 Alaska: of Indiana, 79-64, 123; 80-35, 45 American Newspaper Publishers As­ Juneau, 80-60 of Iowa, 79-5; 80-22, 42 sociation, 78-16, 130; 79-42; 80-10, 21 Yakutat, 78-88 of Kentucky, 80-79 American Optometric Association, Albany Times-Union, 80-34 of Lubbock, Texas, 80-17 78-100 Albert, Leo, 80-93 of Maryland, 78-94 American Political Behavior, 80-37 Albert, Sheldon L., 78-42; 79-113 of Massachusetts, 78-64, 96; 79-51, American Political Science Association, Alberti, Charles R. (Justice), 80-84 60; 80-40 78-35; 79-8, 83; 80-53 Alberto, 80-130 of Minnesota, 78-31, 122; 79-22, 38 American Security Council Education Albuquerque Journal, 78-149; 80-33 of Nassau County, New York, 79-32 Foundation, 79-113 Alexander, Jim, 78-45 of New Jersey, 79-84 Americans for Democratic Action, 78- Al Hout, Shafik, 79-86 of New York, 79-129 23 Ali, Muhammad, 80-14 of North Carolina, 79-49; 80-36, 57, American Society, 80-37 Alibrando, Joyce, 79-111 124 American Society of Newspaper All-African People's Revolution Party, of Northern California, 78-44; 80-140 Editors, 78-29, 130; 79-58; 80-10, 70, 79-51 of Ohio, 80-32, 38, 51 103 All-Afrikan Liberation Committee, 80- of Oregon, 78-142 Americans United for Separation of 101 of Philadelphia, 78-19 Church and State, 78-11 Allain, Alex P., 79-74 of Pittsburgh, 7 8-17 American Telephone & Telegraph, see Allen, Chuck, 79-14 of South Jersey, 78-8 AT&T Allen, Donald, 79-108 of Vermont, 79-22, 37, 129; 80-29 "America Through American Eyes," Allen, James B., 78-25 of Virginia, 78-64 80-105 Allen, Jean, 80-13 of Washington, 78-144; 80-23 Amnesty International, 78-77; 80-43 Allen, Katherine Jo, 80-104 of West Tennessee, 79-15 Amonett, William B., 78-145 Allen Amendment, 78-85, 107 of Wisconsin, 78-118 Anaheim Secondary Teachers As­ Allentown Call, 78-34 American Council on Education, 80-123 sociation, 79-6

3 Anastaplo, George, 79-87 Freedom to Read Committee, 78-117, Bazelon, David L. (Justice), 79-32 Anderson, Aldon J. (Justice), 78-4, 66- 128; 79-94, 116; 80-21, 93 Bea, Frank, Richie and Joan, 80-52 67; 80-85 Intellectual Freedom Committee, 80- Beal Films, 80-100 Anderson, Burt, 79-6 93 Beardsley, Aubrey, 80-129 Anderson, Edward J., 79-36 Association of National Advertisers, Beasley, James E., 79-60 Anderson, Gordon M., 78-39, 58 78-143 Beattie, Charles, 78-119 Anderson, Jack, 78-92; 80-75, 125 Association for Supervision and Cur- Beatty, John, 78-101 Anderson, Ken, 80-38 riculum Development, 80-47, 121 Becker, Loftus E., 78-83-84, 105-107 Anderson, Maxwell, 79-59 AT&T, 78-140; 79-42, 52 Becker, Rudy (Justice), 79-113 Anderson, Ralph E., 79-39 Atkins, C. Clyde (Justice), 78-11-12 Bedgood, Lee, 79-36 Anderson, Vi, 80-38 Atlanta Airport, 79-140 Bednarova, Otto, 80-22 Andrews, Edward J., 80-51 Atlanta Federal Penitentiary, 79-82 Beebe, George, 79-19 Anello, Peter (Justice), 78-33 Atlanta Journal, 80-6 Beech,Joy,80-89, 131 Animal Farm, 79-111 Atlantic City Press, 78-65 Behind the Green Door, 78-16; 79- Animal Hat Shop, 79-5 Atlantic Monthly, 79-101 34; 80-55, 134 Anne Arundel County Fire Department, Atomic Energy Act, 79-46, 147 Beirn, Jerrold, 79-5 79-137 At the Head of the Tide, 78-58 Bel Ami, 79-14, 42 Anne Summe v. Warsaw Community Attwood, William, 79-19 Belknap, Michael R., 78-135-36, 148 School Board of Trustees, 80-65 Austin Peay State University, 80-9 Bell, Alan J., 78-40 Ann-Margret, 80-139 Authors League of America, 78-17-18, Bell, Ernest L., III, 78-13 Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai 110; 80-11 Bell, Griffin B., 78-11, 67, 122; 79-42, B'rith, 79-49, 88; 80-5, 76 Avara, Mary, 79-14, 42 43,53 Antioch College, 80-32, 38 Avon Books, 78-4 Bell, Howard E. (Justice), 79-80, 108 Apartment Three, 79-5 Bell, Norman 79-5 Aranyi, Lazio, 78-118 B Bell, Rev. Rodney, 80-97 Arbuckle, Robert, 80-12, 29, 73, 74, 89 Bell Jar, The, 78-119; 79-64; 80-40, 66 Are You Ready for Sex?, 79-14, 36; Bachelder, Rev. Horace, 80-40 Bellows, Carol, 79-67 80-7, 128 Bad Seed, The, 79-59 Belluso, Nick, 79-12 Are You There, God? It's Me, Bagdikian, Ben H., 79-97; 80-69 Belmont Tower Books, 79-138 Margaret, 80-77 Bagnal, Anne, 79-76-77 Below, Russell, 79-140 Argentina, 78-76 Bahodori, Tina, 80-101, 123 Bemis, Dorothy, 80-22, 42 Arizona: Bailey, Artie, 79-136 Benchley, Nathaniel, 79-5 Phoenix, 79-27; 80-108 Bailey, Charles, 80-103 Benchley, Peter, 78-56 Prescott, 80-6 Bailey, Robert A., 78-64 Benda, Vaclav, 80-22 Thatcher, 78-133, 137 Bailliao, Dallas, 79-93 Bendheim, Alice, 79-27 Arizona State University, 80-108 Baker, Augusta, 79-38 Bennett, Charles (Justice), 80-39 Arkansas: Baker, Betty, 79-5 Bennett Cerf's Book ofLaughs, 79-5 Little Rock, 79-104, 109; 80-14, 15 Baker, Eugene, 79-5 Benson, Paul (Justice), 80-56 Arkansas Association of College History Baker, Paul (Justice), 78-22 Berg, Raymond K. (Justice), 78-99 Teachers, 80-14 Baldovin, Daria, 78-39 Bergen County Record, 80-18 Arkansas Department of Corrections, Baldwin, James, 80-61 Bergman, Lowell, 79-80, 81 80-15 Ball/or the Princess, 79-5 Berman, Jerry J., 79-131 Arkansas Educational Television, 80-14 Ballif, George E. (Justice), 78-66 Berman, Judith, 79-69, 89, 90 Arkansas Gazette, 80-14 Balliro, Joseph, 80-126 Bernardo, Charles, 78-88, 123 Arkansas Library Association, 80-14 Baltimore News American, 78-61 Bernstein, Robert L., 78-124; 79-81, Arlen Realty and Development Banazewski, John, 78-33 146; 80-2 Corporation, 78-68 Barberia, Richard, 78-118 Berrellez, Robert, 79-12 Armenian Students Association, 78-87 Bare/oot Boy, 79-5 Bessie, Simon Michael, 78-104 Arms, Karen, 80-128 Barker, Robert, 80-139 Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, The, Arnheiter, Marcus A., 80-8 Barkin, Ted, 79-27 79-112 Arnheiter Affair, The, 80-8 Barnes, Donna, 79-5 Best Short Stories by Negro Writers, Arnold, Inedia, 78-56 Barnes,Jane,80-127 78-67; 79-141 Arnold, William J. (Justice), 78-61-62, Barrett, Bryan, 80-22 Bethlehem Globe-Times, 78-34 121 Barrington Courier-Review, 79-30 Better Government Association, 79-66 Arnone, Anthony, 79-37, 61 Barrington Press Inc., 79-30 Bettis & Gordon, Legal Clinic of, 79-38 Around Another Corner, 79-5 Barron, John, 79-35, 106 Betts, Jim, 80-32 Arrowhead, 80-6, 40, 55 Barron, Roger, 80-128 Bevilacqua, Joseph A. (Justice), 80-104 Arrow to the Sun, 79-76 Barron 's magazine, 79-108 Beware, Beware! A Witch Won't Share, Art of Sensual Massage, The, 78-40 Barry, Marion, Jr., 80-15 79-5 Ashmore, Harry S., 79-132-33 Bartolini, R. Paul, 78-137 Bewley, Betty, 78-56-57 Aspen, Marvin (Justice), 80-16, 38 Barton, Jeff, 80-62 Bible, Amanda, 80-72, 98 Aspin, Les, 80-85 Basnett, John, 80-137 Bicknell, David, 79-36, 37 Associated Press, 78-96; 79-56 Bassano, Louis, 80-123 Bicknell v. Vergennes Union High Associated Television Corporation, 80- Bates, Randy, 78-119, 123 School Board, 79-129, 142-45; 80-95 71 Baton Rouge (La.) City-Parish Council, Biegel, Larry, 78-61 Associated Turkish Students, 78-87 78-36 Biko, Steve, 78-2 Association of American Publishers Battista, Anthony, 79-37, 61 Bilandic, Heather, 80-38 (AAP), 78-20, 29, 54, 69, 101, 104, Battistini, Linda, 80-101 Bilandic, Michael A., 80-38, 124 117, 124, 125, 128-29, 147-48; 79- Bauer,Joseph,80-35,40 Bindrim, Paul, 80-11, 33 17-18, 22, 35, 40, 94, 99, 116, 123-24, Bayh, Birch, 78-129-30; 79-43 Bingham, Jay, 80-52 146; 80-4, 11, 20-21, 47, 85-86, 93, Baylor Lariat, 80-62 Biology, 80-128 105, 121 Baylor University, 80-62 Biometric Society, 79-110

4 Bird, Rose (Justice}, 80-134 Brademas, John, 78-77, 130; 79-32 Bruna, Dick, 79-5 Birenbaum, William, 80-38 Bradford, Gray W., 79-77 Brunswick Free Press, 78-140 Birmingham Post-Herald, 79-138; 80-8 Bragg, Dr. Charles, 79-63 Brush, Stephen G., 79-115 "Birth Control: Which Way is Best?," Brailovsky, Irina, 79-43 Bryan, Albert V., Jr. (Justice}, 78- 79-53 Brand, Stewart, 79-91 10, 145 Birth of a Nation, 78-66, 97; 79-49 Brandon, Robert M., 78-34 Bryan, J. Stewart, 80-102 Bishop, Claire, 79-5 Brandt, Robert S. (Justice}, 78-101, 125 Bryant, Anita, 79-76 Bitov, Andrei, 79-43 Brann, James, 78-96 Bryant, Joseph A., 79-77 Biunno, Vincent P. (Justice}, 79-33 Braun, Charles, 79-139 Buber, Martin, 79-43 Black, Norman (Justice}, 79-140 Brautigan, Richard, 79-10, 11 Buchanan, Douglas, 78-30 Black Boy, 78-51; 79-6 Brave New World, 79-71, 110; 80-52, Buchanan, Patrick, 78-59; 79-51 Blackbriar, 79-26 61 Buckley, Helen, 79-5 Blackmun, Harry A. (Justice), 78-60, Braverman, Miriam, 78-27 Buckley, James L., 78-15 91, 101, 120; 79-29, 52, 105-106, Bready, Charles, 79-50 BU Exposure, 78-63-64, 96 107, 137; 80-53 Brenda and Jerry, 80-52 Buffa/o Courier-Express, 79-80 Black Panther Party, 79-131 Brennan, Rev. F. C., 78-98 Buffalo News, 79-80 "Black Perspective on the News," 78- Brennan, William J., Jr. (Justice}, 78- Bugliosi, Vincent, 80-80-81 9, 19, 39-40, 124 90, 91, 92, 101-102, 120, 139; 79-1, Bujnowski, Joel, 78-98 Black Spring, 79-77 28, 29, 52, 78, 79, 105, 106, 107; Bully, The, 79-111 Blades, Paul, 80-107 80-5,33,53,54, 78, 132 Bunting, John R., 78-124; 79-60 Blair, Walter, 80-104 Brenneman, Susan, 80-130 Buono, Angelo, 80-108 Blankstein, Ira L., 79-37 Brethren, The, 80-54 Burger, Warren E. (Justice), 78-90, 91- Blanton, Ray, 78-101 Brezhnev, Leonid, 79-43 92, 95, 101, 120; 79-67, 105, 106, Blind Date, 80-51 Bridbord, Dr. Kenneth, 79-117 107, 137; 80-5, 53, 78, 82, 102, 103, Blithe Spirit, 80-7 Briggs, Dale, 80-13 116 Blood Summer, 79-104 Briggs, Raymond, 80-7, 138 Burger's Daughter, 79-141 Blow, Leonard, 80-128 Bright, Robert, 79-5 Burham, Eugene, 80-131 Blubber, 80-51 Brightv. Los Angeles, 80-101 Burke, Alexander J., Jr., 78-104 Blucher, Gerald L., 79-29 Brink, Andre, 79-147 Burke, Fred G., 80-101 Blueboy, 80-32, 130 Brinkley, Sidney, 80-56-51 Burnau, Teresa, 78-119; 79-63-64; Blues for Mr. Charlie, 80-61 Britain, see Great Britain 80-65-66 Blue Trees, Red Sky, 78-6 Brith Sholom, 78-124 Burnham, Margaret, 78-41 Blum, Jonathan, 79-60 British Board of Film Censors, 80-43 Burrelle, Albert, 79-38, 69 Blume, Brian, 80-77 British Steel Corporation, 80-98 Burress, Lee A., Jr., 79-24, 41-42 Blume, Judy, 78-51; 79-15; 80-31, 72, Broadcaster, 79-84 Burris, Keith, 79-58 77, 98, 127, 128 Broaddus, Arthur B. (Justice}, 80-60 Burroughs, William, 79-108 Bobker, Lee, 78-46 Broderick, Vincent (Justice}, 80-63 Burroughs, William S., Jr., 79-138 Bochnowski, Jean, 80-16 Broadway Books Inc., 79-7 Burrows, John, 78-30 Bodenhammer, 0. L., 80-81 Brockette, Marlin, 78-70; 79-72 Business and Professional People for Body Politic, 78-130 Broderick, Dorothy M., 78-136 the Public Interest, 79-66 Bogue, Andrew (Justice}, 79-57, 88, 140; Brooke Zykan v. Warsaw Community Business Roundtable, 80-88 80-79 School Corporation, 80-45, 64-65 Butler, Ted, 79-58, 107 Bogue, Ted, 78-38 Brooks, Charlotte, 80-4 Butternut Bill and the Train, 79-5 Bonar, Glenn, 78-56 Brooks, Laurie, 78-118 Butzner, John D., Jr. (Justice}, 78-10 Bond, Julian, 78-134, 148; 79-51 Broomfield, William S., 80-72 Bydalek, David, 79-27 Bonnell, JamesP., 79-6, 12, 13 Brotman, Stanley S. (Justice}, 79-87 Byrne, Brendan T., 78-18; 80-48 Bonner, Ruth, 80-43 Brown, David M., 78-18 Byrne,Jane,80-124 Booklist, 80-94 Brown, Edmund G., Jr., 80-96, 110 Byrne, William Matthew, Jr. Book Marks, 79-16 Brown, Harold G., 80-41 (Justice}, 78-150 "Books and Materials Selection for Brown, James M., 80-81 School Libraries and Classrooms: Brown, Jerry, 78-44, 149; 79-112 Procedures, Challenges, and Brown, John R. (Justice}, 79-28 Responses," 80-47, 121 Brown, Jovana, 78-116 "Books and the Young Reader," 79-116 Brown, Kenneth Alexander, 80-81 c Bora, Kenneth, 80-134 Brown, Margaret, 79-5 Borbath, Wendy, 79-16 Brown, Mary, 80-101 Cahill, Clyde S. (Justice}, 78-18 Borders, John, 78-31 Brown, Phillip, 79-1, 15-17 Cahill, Very Rev. Joseph, 80-84 "Born Innocent," 78-4, 28, 43, 60, 92 Brown, Ronald, 80-129 California, 78-43, 44, 149; 80-79- 139 Brown, Steven, 79-5; 80-42 80, 96 Boskovich, John (Justice}, 79-80 Brown, Timothy, 80-34 Alameda County, 78-37 Boston College, 78-98 Brown, WilliamJ., 78-15 Anaheim, 79-6, 12-13 Boston Phoenix, 80-131 Browne, Jeff, 79-6 Arcata, 80-19 Boston University, 78-4, 63-64, 96; 79- Brownell, Al, 78-14 Berkeley, 78-87; 79-51, 126 51, 60 Brownies-It's Christmas, 79-5 Chula Vista, 78-87 Boucher, Denis, 79-65 Brownmiller, Susan, 80-23 Concord, 80-32, 50, 135 Boudin, Leonard, 80-10 Brubaker v. Board ofEducation, School Cupertino, 80-130 Boulevard Nights, 79-86 District 149, Cook County, Illinois, Escondido, 80-86-81 Bowen, Mary Bailey, 78-88 80-64 Fallbrook, 80-HJO Bowen, Pat, 80-98 Bruce, Blanche K., 79-131 Hayward, 80-99 Bowker, Albert, 78-87 Bruce, Lenny, 80-129 Hollywood, 78-31, 39; 80-133-34 Boyd, Dr. James, 78-26 Bruegmann, Dale, 79-6 Larkspur, 80-75-76 Boyle, W .A. (Tony}, 78-32, 92 Brummet, Dale, 78-98, 99 Lemon Grove, 80-136

5 Los Angeles, 78-15, 18, 65-66, 89, 80-15,48,58,62,88, 123, 125 of Rights, 78-43-44; 79-66 94, 98, 121, 124; 79-79-80, 112, Carter, Juanita, 79-104 Chicago Council of Lawyers, 79-87 135; 80-15-16, 62-63, 72, 108, Carter, Leroy G., 80-52 Chicago Council on Fine Arts, 80-38 133, 134 Carter, Marion, 80-73, 74 Chicago Police Department, 78-149 Marin County, 80-100-101 Carter, Robert L. (Justice), 79-108 Chicago Transit Authority, 79-134. J lQ Oakland, 79-58, 62; 80-58 Car Thief, The, 80-32, 57, 124 Chicago Tribune, 78-31; 79-18 Pasadena, 80-126 Cartoon History of U.S. Foreign Policy, Chieftan, The, 79-31-32 Redding, 79-10-11 1776-1976, A, 79-146 Chilcote, Max (Justice), 79-55 Riverside, 78-66, 97 Casey, Bernie, 80-100 Children of the Holocaust, 80-123 Sacramento, 79-54; 80-130 Cashner, John E., 78-8 Children's Catalog, 79-36 San Diego, 78-125; 79-54, 58, 62; Cassell, Douglass, 79-66 Childs, E. Mackall (Justice), 79-137 80-60, 77, 126 Casula, Frank P., 78-145 China, People's Republic of, 79-66; San Francisco, 78-10-11, 61, 139, Catcher in the Rye, 78-8, 133, 138, 80-3, 86 143; 79-8, 31, 80-81, 86, 114, 50, 51, 76, 100, 144; 79-26, 59, 75, China Syndrome, The, 79-97 136; 80-57-58, 80-81, 136, 137, "Chip Off the Old Block," 78-119 76, 111; 80-6, 7, 140 Chocolate Manufacturers of America, Catch-22, 78-84; 79-85; 80-6, 50, 75 San Jose, 78-33 78-143 San Mateo, 78-93 Catholic Church in Poland, 79-4 Chomsky, Noam, 80-69 Cat 's Cradle, 78-84 Santa Clara, 79-49-50 Choosing Suicide, 80-108 Santa Cruz, 80-77, 84 Cattle Drive, 79-5 Christenson, Wes, 79-60 Ukiah, 80-60 Caute, David, 80-49 Christy, Arthur H., 80-57 Cauthen, Henry J., 80-72 Vacaville, 80-105 Chronicle of Higher Education, 79-115 Walnut Creek, 80-107 Cavalier, 80-130 Chrysler Corporation, 78-14, 63; 79-79 Yucaipa, 80-107 Cavalier Daily, 79-85 Church, Frank, 78-97 California Judicial Council, 80-98 CBS, 78-12, 16, 33, 63, 95, 130, 140; Churchill, James P. (Justice), 79-56 California Medical Facility at 79-14, 78, 98, 112, 113, 138; 80-21-22, Church of Scientology, 78-60, 93; 79- Vacaville, 80-105 33,58,59-60,62, 71,88, 123-24, 129 109, 110, 114, 135 "California Reich," 79-14 Cedar, Jeb, 80-101 CIA, see Central Intelligence Agency California shield law for reporters, Censorship and Freedom of Expression CIA and the Cult of Intellige,nce, The, 78-33; 79-54, 80, 114 in Jewish History, 78-117 78-141 Caligula, 80-63, 101, 134 Censors in the Classroom, 80-30, 66 Cianci, Vincent A., Jr., 78-145 Call Me Charley, 79-36, 38 Census Bureau, 80-114 Cioffari, Philip, 80-18 Calumet College, 78-137 Center for National Security Studies, Cirineo, Mary, 79-76 Camarata, Peter, 79-54 79-94 Cirino, Robert, 79-97; 80-69 Camera's Eye, 78-41 Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp., Citizen/Labor Energy Coalition, 79- Camp, Pamela S., 80-128 80-36 116-17 Campbell, Rev. Ed, 80-84 Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), 78- Citizens Against Sacrilege in Media, Canada, 78-45, 77, 82, 109, 130; 22, 23, 28, 42-43, 67, 110, 114, 124, 78-41 79-43, 47-48, 65-66; 80-101 141; 79-12, 17, 32, 38-39, 56, 74, 81 Citizens' Committee for Excellence in Canadian Association of University 94, 110; 80-15, 48, 53, 85-86, 96, 111, Education, 80-107 Teachers, 79-47 125-26 Citizens Concerned for Separation of Canadian Library Association, 79-47 Central Michigan University, 78-9 Church and State, 80-38 Canby, Vincent, 78-82 Cerf, Bennett, 79-5 Citizens for a Better Environment, 79- Cannella, John M. (Justice), 78-99 Chambers, Bradford, 80-94 38, 83; 80-54 Cantwell, Harold, 78-8 Chamblin, Dr. Minor, 80-81 Citizens for a Workable Law (South Cantwell, Mary, 78-118 Chandler, Alice, 80-14 Dakota), 79-17 Capezzano, Richard, 79-59 Chandler, David, 79-55 Citizens for Cable Awareness, 79-10 Capitol News Service, 79-114 Chandler, Edna, 79-5 Citizens for Cable T.V., 80-139 Caponiti, Kathleen, 80-50-51 Chandler, Otis, 78-94 Citizens for Decency, South Dakota, Captain Lust, 80-104 Chaney, Amos, Jr., 79-27 78-68 Captains and Kings, 78-57 Chapel, William, 79-45, 63 Citizens for Decency through Law, 78- Car and Driver, 78-30 Charles, 79-5 145; 80-51 Carbone, Robert F., 79-115 Charleston Daily Mail, 78-64, 121; 79-58 Citizens for the Family, 80-97 Carey, Charles J., 78-98 Charleston Gazette, 78-64, 121; 79-58 Citizens for True Freedom, 79-49; 80- Carey, Hugh L., 80-97 Chase, Barry, 79-14 73, 89, 98, 128, 131 Carisch, Gerald, 78-101 Chasen, Jerry Simon, 80-10 Citizens United for Responsible Educa- Carlin, George 78-38, 63, 89, 120; 79-84 Chaucer, Geoffrey, 80-77 tion (CURE), 78-88, 123 Carlos, King Juan, 78-46 Chelsea High Student Rights Associa­ Citizens United to Ban the Klan, 78-65 Carlson, Pastor Harold, 80-97 tion, 78-122 City College of New York, 79-77, 80-14 Carlucci, Frank C., 79-74; 80-126 Chelsea Record, 78-4, 126 "City to a Young Girl, The," 78-4, Carmichael, Stokely, 79-51 Chelsea Right to Read Defense 86, 113, 125-28; 79-3, 59 Carmilly-Weinberger, Moshe, 78-117 Committee, 78-4, 28, 86, 113; 79-3 Civiletti, Benjamin, 79-130; 80-23, 46, Carnegie Commission, 79-66 Chelsea Right to Read Defense Com­ 135 Carpenter, Dennis, 78-44 mittee v. the Chelsea School District, Clanton, David A., 80-16 Carrie, 79-6, 22, 36, 75, 126 78-28, 113, 125-28, 129; 79-90, 142, Clark, Anita, 78-96 Cars and Trucks and Things that Go, 144 Clark, Charles (Justice), 80-63 80-13 Chelsea School Committee, 78-113 Clark, Harley (Justice), 79-82 Carson, Johnny, 80-16 Chelton, Mary K., 78-136 Clark, Mae, 79-5 Carter, Carl, 79-61 Chenoweth, Robert, 79-140 Clark v. Holmes, 80-64 Carter, Jimmy, and Carter Administra­ Chesley, Stephen, 80-101 Cleary, Beverly, 79-5 tion, 78-9, 21, 22, 23, 81, 114, 130-31, Chic, 78-21, 29; 79-57, 61, 141; 80-130 Cleland, John, 79-74 137, 143; 79-4, 42, 46, 83, 130, 131; Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill Clemons, Norvall, 78-56

6 Clockwork Orange, A, 78-31, 46; 79-108 Hamden, 80-32 Fargo, North Dakota, 80-56 Clodfelter, Mark A., 79-61 Hartford, 80-129 Grand Forks, North Dakota, 79- Coalition for Religious Integrity, 78- Manchester, 80-99 115 11 New Haven, 80-136 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 79-56- Coalition of Asians to Nix Charlie Vernon, 80-12, 16 51 Chan, 80-131 Connecticut Freedom of Information Rapid City, South Dakota, 79-51 Cody, Mike, 79-139 Act, 80-32 Chattanooga, Tennessee, 79-82 Coffin, Frank M. (Justice), 79-82 Connecticut Liquor Control Commis­ Washington, D. C., 78-145; 79- Coffrin, Albert W. (Justice), 79-129 sion, 78-78 33-34; 80-132 Cohen, David, 78-22, 23; 79-91; 80-69 Connor, William C. (Justice), 79-12; CIA censorship: Cohen, Richard, 78-147 80-81 Richmond, Virginia, 79-81 Colby, William, 78-43 Conrad, Paul, 78-124 closed courtrooms: Cold War Political Justice: the Smith Conroy, Michael J. (Justice), 78-42 Birmingham, Alabama, 80-132-33 Act, the Communist Party, and Consumer Product Safety Commission, California, 80-79-80 American Civil Liberties, 78-135-36, 78-32; 79-83; 80-36, 78 Dover, Delaware, 80-19 148 Consumers Union, 78-32; 79-10; 80-36, Kissimmee, Florida, 80-56 Cole, C. Keith, 80-84 78 Marion County, Florida, 80-133 Cole, David, 79-38 Continental News Company, 79-15 Miami, Florida, 80-56 Coleman, Marshall, 80-10 Conway, Flo, 79-110, 135 Orlando, Florida, 80-133 Coleman, Sonja, 78-28, 86, 113, 126; Conyers, John, 78-21; 80-41 Atlanta, Georgia, 80-104 79-3, 38 Cooke, Lawrence H. (Justice), 78-33-34 LaGrange, Georgia, 80-34 Coleman, Val, 80-13 Copley Press, 80-55 Columbia, Missouri, 80-34 Coletta, Suzanne, 79-38, 69 Corbin, Bob, 80-108 Kansas City, Missouri, 80-104-105 Coley, Marguerite, 79-50-51 Corcoran, Howard F. (Justice), 78-141; Albany, New York, 80-34 Collandrea, Jim, 80-94 79-51 Omaha, Nebraska, 80-80 Collected Poems (Goodman), 78-91; Cornflower Entertainment, Inc., 80-85 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 80- 79-6 "Corporate Crime of the Century," 80- 56-51 College Entrance Examination Board, 69 commercial speech: 80-123 Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Los Angeles, California, 78-94 Collin, Frank, 78-9, 19, 124 78-59, 131; 79-51, 66 Chicago, Illinois, 80-105 Collins, Bruce, 80-127 Corrigan, Thomas A. (Justice), 80-12 Baltimore, Maryland, 80-105 Collings, Larry, 80-127 Costello, D. W. (Justice), 78-100 New York, New York, 78-99 Colorado, 80-135, 139 Costello Publishing Company, 80-132 Washington, D. C., 79-14-15, 62; Boulder, 78-36 Cote, David E., 79-69 80-16 Denver, 78-16-17, 36, 57; 79-31, 62, Cotton, Henry, 78-51 curricular materials: 81, 85, 108-109, 139-40; 80-38, 39, Council of Greenburgh Civil Associa­ Warren, Ohio, 78-11 130 tions, 79-11 demonstrations: Lakewood, 78-143 Council for Periodical Distributors New York, New York, 80-63 Color Country Spectrum, 80-11 Association, 79-22, 35 Washington, D. C., 80-15 Colton, Albert, 79-131; 80-12 Country Casanova, 78-6 employees' rights: Comeau, Reginald, 79-69, 88, 90 Country Fireman, 79-5 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 79-9 Come Over to My House, 79-5 Countryman, Vern, 78-51 etc.: Commission on the New York State Court decisions: San Francisco, California, 79-15; Governor's Conference on Library artistic expression: 80-140 and Information Services, 78-1, 20 Chicago, Illinois, 80-38 Denver, Colorado, 79-62, 139-40 Common Cause, 78-22, 23; 80-85 Indianapolis, Indiana, 80-38-39 Miami, Florida, 78-146 Common Sense, 80-11 authors' rights: Chicago, Illinois, 80-140 Communications Act, 80-58 Brooklyn, New York, 79-30-31 Springfield, Illinois, 79-87 Company Cinemateque, 79-14, 42 New York, New York, 79-80 Waukegan, Illinois, 80-140 Comstock, Robert, 80-18 broadcast media: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 79-62 Concerned Citizens (of Frederick Alabama, 80-134 New Orleans, Louisiana, 79-140 County, Maryland), 78-58 Los Angeles, California, 80-62-63 Trenton, New Jersey, 79-81 Concerned Citizens (of Middletown, San Francisco, California, 78-139 New York, New York, 78-146; Maryland), 78-7, 39 Miami, Florida, 78-140 79-114 Concerned Citizens Committee, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia, 79-51 Toledo, Ohio, 79-62 of Fort Worth, 80-101 Joliet, Illinois, 78-13 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 80-140 Concerned Citizens for Community New York, New York, 78-13 Memphis, Tennessee, 79-15 Standards, 78-144 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 79-113; Dallas, Texas, 80-16 Concerned Jewish Youth, 79-114; 80-63 80-81 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 79-140 Concerned Parents, 78-56 Washington, D.C., 78-12-13, 139- Washington, D. C., 79-114; 80-16 Concerned Parents and Taxpayers, 79- 40; 79-51, 113; 80-58, 62 FBI records: 85 cable television: Washington, D. C., 80-34 Concerned Parents and Taxpayers for St. Louis, Missouri, 78-62 film: Better Education, 78-51 church and state: Hollywood, California, 80-133-34 Confederate General from Big Sur, A, Denver, Colorado, 80-38 Wichita, Kansas, 80-134 79-11 Chicago, Illinois, 79-34 Boston, Massachusetts, 80-134 Confli/:t and Change, 79-131 Frankfort, Kentucky, 80-19 Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Congressional Record, 78-23; 79-70, Massachusetts, 80-19 80-134 106, 107 Boston, Massachusetts, 80-56 New York, New York, 80-18-19 Connecticut: St. Louis, Missouri, 80-19 free association: Darien, 78-88-89 Newark, New Jersey, 78-11 Albany, New York, 78-14 Enfield, 79-85 North Carolina, 80-132 New York, New York, 79-53

7 freedom of information: newspapers: open meetings: San Francisco, California, 79-81; Los Angeles, California, 80-133 Brooklyn, New York, 78-34 80-58 newsrack laws: parents' rights: Jacksonville, Florida, 80-15 San Diego, California, 78-125 Austin, Texas, 79-82 Chicago, Illinois, 79-55; 80-58 obscenity, acquittals, convictions, political signs: Boston, Massachusetts, 78-13; 79- etc.: Denver, Colorado, 78-36 55-56, 82, 136 Montgomery, Alabama, 79-15 political speech: Fall River, Massachusetts, 78-f:fJ Los Angeles, California, 78-15 Bismarck, North Dakota, 78-93 Detroit, Michigan, 79-56 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 79-34 presidential tapes, 79-112-13 St. Louis, Missouri, 78-60-61 Jacksonville, Florida, 80-81 prior restraint: Trenton, New Jersey, 79-32-33, 56 Atlanta, Georgia, 79-57, 61; 80-63 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 79-108 Albany, New York, 80-105 Kansas City, Kansas, 78-15 prisoners' rights: New York, New York, 78-61 Lexington, Kentucky, 78-41 Little Rock, Arkansas, 80-15 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 78-13- Alexandria, Louisiana, 80-103-104 San Francisco, California, 79-136 14 New Orleans, Louisiana, 79-15, 61, Vacaville, California, 80-105 Providence, Rhode Island, 79-33 113 New Orleans, Louisiana, 78-145; Washington, D. C., 78-34-35, 93- Baltimore, Maryland, 78-15, 18 79-113 94, 141; 79-8, 32, 81-82, 109, 136; Boston, Massachusetts, 78-125 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 78-14 80-15, 58 Cambridge, Massachusetts, 80-81, Richmond, Virginia, 80-35, 38 freedom of religion: 84 State Farm, Virginia, 80-132 Chicago, Illinois, 79-9, 14 Kansas City, Missouri, 80-63 public protest: Dallas, Texas, 79-34 St. Louis, Missouri, 78-18 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 79-57 Washington, D. C., 79-9 Exeter, New Hampshire, 78-18-19 reporters' rights: free speech: New York, New York, 78-19, 41; Montgomery, Alabama, 80-8 Washington, D. C., 80-139-40 79-34, 37 Los Angeles, California, 79-79-80 Sacramento, California, 79-54 free speech and the CIA: Grand Forks, North Dakota, 78-41 San Diego, California, 79-54 Washington, D. C., 78-124 Cincinnati, Ohio, 79-86-87 free speech and the Nazis: Cleveland, Ohio, 78-145 San Francisco, California, 78-61; 79-8, 80 Chicago, Illinois, 78-62, 66, 94 Columbus, Ohio, 80-104 78-11-12 Springfield, Illinois, 78-35 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 78-19; Miami, Florida, 80-39 Baltimore, Maryland, 78-94 Tallahassee, Florida, 78-12 Houston, Texas, 78-35 Sharonville, Ohio, 78-19 Chicago, Illinois, 80-57 Providence, Rhode Island, 79-37; Geneva, Illinois, 79-30 invasion of privacy: 80-104 Pekin, Illinois, 79-8 Oakland, California, 80-58 Memphis, Tennessee, 79-37, 61, 139 Baltimore, Maryland, 78-61 libel: Dallas, Texas, 80-84-85 Lansing, Michigan, 79-8 Los Angeles, California, 78-121, Houston, Texas, 78-19 Kansas City, Missouri, 80-80 124; 79-135 Lacrosse, Wisconsin, 80-85 Hackensack, New Jersey, 78-61-62, San Francisco, California, 79-31, obscenity law: 121 80-81; 80-57-58, 80-81 Baldwin County, Alabama, 80-81 Trenton, New Jersey, 79-135-36 San Mateo, California, 78-93 Mobile, Alabama, 80-81 Roswell, New Mexico, 79-30 Lake Worth, Florida, 79-31 Los Angeles, California, 80-134 Bronx, New York, 79-30, 80 Palm Beach, Florida, 78-93, 141 Colorado, 80-134, 139 Brooklyn, New York, 79-30 Atlanta, Georgia, 80-34-35 Boulder, Colorado, 78-36 Buffalo, New York, 79-80 : Chicago, Illinois, 80-16 Denver, Colorado, 80-39 New York, New York, 18-12; 79- Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 80-35 Atlanta, Georgia, 80-103 108; 80-8 St. Paul, Minnesota, 79-8-9 Honolulu, Hawaii, 79-113 White Plains, New York, 78-62, 92 St. Louis, Missouri, 80-35 Pocatello, Idaho, 78-14 Akron, Ohio, 80-80 New York, New York, 79-31, 56, Mt. Vernon, Illinois, 78-99-100 Columbus, Ohio, 79-55 81, 108, 135;80-58 Peoria, Illinois, 80-81 Mansfield, Ohio, 79-55 Norman, Oklahoma, 80-105 Baton Rouge, Louisiana, 80-104 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 78-92- San Antonio, Texas, 78-141 New Orleans, Louisiana, 78-36 93; 80-57 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 79-56 Annapolis, Maryland, 78-36 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 80-8-9, 'mail covers': Lansing, Michigan, 78-14; 79-61 133 Newark, New Jersey, 79-139 Duluth, Minnesota, 79-139 Charleston, South Carolina, 80-57 Trenton, New Jersey, 79-33 Albany, New York, 80-39, 104 Pierre, South Dakota, 80-9 mail examinations: Greensboro, North Carolina, 78- Dallas, Texas, 80-80 New York, New York, 79-56 36, 40 Washington, D.C., 78-92, 140; 79- minors' access to information: Cleveland, Ohio, 78-14-15 54, 135; 80-57 Atlanta, Georgia, 79-9 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 78-145 Charleston, West Virginia, 78-121 news media: Providence, Rhode Island, 79-87 Richmond, Virginia, 79-55 San Jose, California, 78-33 Memphis, Tennessee, 78-66 right to privacy: Indianapolis, Indiana, 78-33 Nashville, Tennessee, 78-125; 79-87 New York, New York, 8()..!139 Hackensack, New Jersey, 78-33 Dallas, Texas, 78-40; 79-113-14 student broadcasting: New York, New York, 78-33-34 Provo, Utah, 78-66 Washington, D. C., 79-9 White Plains, New York, 78-34 Salt Lake City, Utah, 78-15, 66-67, students' rights: Southport, North Carolina, 78- 100; 80-85 Arcata, California, 80-79 80-55 140-41 Richmond, Virginia, 80-39 Atlanta, Georgia, Easton, Pennsylvania, 78-34 Baltimore, Maryland, 78-124 newspaper advertising: Seattle, Washington, 78-67 Nashua, New Hampshire, 79-136 Los Angeles, California, 80-15-16 Clarksburg, West Virginia, 78-15 Trenton, New Jersey, 78-94 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 80-15 Madison, Wisconsin, 80-104 New York, New York, 80-9

8 Westbury, New York, 79-31-32 Dallas Association of Community Delaware County Community College, Greensboro, North Carolina, 79- Organizations for Reform Now, 80- 79-51 53-54 16 Delaware County Daily Times, 80-8-9 Salem, Oregon, 79-82, 86 Dallas County Hospital, 80-l 6 Delia, Ellen, 79-54, 80 Clarksville, Tennessee, 80-9 Dallas Motion Picture Classification De Lillo, Don, 79-49, 75, 131; 80-12, Fairfax, Virginia, 80-103 Board, 79-35 29,52, 73, 127 Richmond, Virginia, 78-10; 80-103 Dana, Richard (Justice), 78-36 Dell Books, 80-8 teachers' rights: Daniels, George, 78-9 Delta of Venus, 78-118; 80-51 Little Rock, Arkansas, 79-109 Dan Frontier and the Wagon Train, 79- Demmert, Victoria, 78-88 San Francisco, California, 78-10-11 5 Deng Xiaoping, 79-66 Denver, Colorado, 79-31, 81, 108- Dan Frontier Goes Exploring, 79-5 Denmark, 80-131 109 Dan Frontier Scouts with the Army, Denning, Lord, 80-98 Wilmington, Delaware, 79-136 79-5 Dennis, EveretteE., 79-119-20 Chicago, Illinois, 79-54, 136 Dapper, 78-99 Dennis, James L. (Justice), 80-104 Muncie, Indiana, 80-9 Darby, Gene, 79-5 Dennis, Rev. Robert, 80-1 New Orleans, Louisiana, 80-35, 55- Daronco, Richard J. (Justice), 78-34, 92 Denver Catholic Register, 80-38 56 Databank series, 79-85 Denver Post, 80-10 Greenville, Mississippi, 80-35 Davar, 78-77 DePasquale, Daniel A. (Justice), 78-95, St. Louis, Missouri, 79-31 Davidson, Greg, 78-94 142 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 80-14 ''David Susskind Show,'' 79-135 Derer, Frank, 78-99 Roanoke, Virginia, 78-11 Davies, Carl, 80-82-83 'Derian, Patricia, 79-94 violence in media: Davis, Adelle, 79-137 Derr, John, 80-83 Chicago, Illinois, 78-99 Davis, Angela, 79-115 Dershowitz, Alan, 79-11 O; 80-84 see also U.S. Supreme Court decisions Davis, Bob, 79-12 Dervitz, David, 79-13 Covert Action Information Bulletin, 80- Davis, James E., 79-118-19 Deseret News, 80-74 125 Davis, Mary, 80-91 Des Moines Register, 80-54-55 Coward, Noel, 80-7 Davis, Robert, 79-108 Des Moines Register-Tribune, 78-91 Cowboy Marshal, 79-5 Davis News Journal, 80-74 DeToledano, Ralph, 80-55 Cowboy on the Mountain, 79-5 Davison, Glenn, 79-59-60 Detroit Free Press, 78-64 Cowboy on the Trail, 79-5 Day, J. Dennis, 80-95, 109 Deukmejian, George, 80-26 Cowboy Soldier, 79-5 Day, Robert D., 80-71 Devil in Miss Jones, The, 79-34, 139 Cowboy Without a Horse, 79-5 Day, Roland B. (Justice), 80-104 Devil Times Five, 78-99 Cox, Archibald, 78-46 DayoftheJackal, The, 79-104 Devil Tree, 80-51 Cranberg, Gilbert, 78-43 Dealing with Censorship, 79-118-19 Devine, Shane (Justice), 79-69, 88-91, Crane, Philip, 79-67 Dean, Frances C., 79-99, 124; 80-20 136 Crewdson, John M., 78-43 Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, 80-13 Devine, Thomas G., 78-4 Cribe, George, 78-32 Death ofa Princess, 80-71-72, 96, 134 De Volpi, Alex, 79-126 Criley, Richard, 78-44 Death on the Nile, 79-35 DeVore, Jay, 79-51 Criminal code, see Federal criminal code De Brunhoff, Jean, 79-5 DeWaters, Edward A., Jr. (Justice), revision Decade of Censorship in America: the 78-36 Crittenden, Ann, 80-69 Threat of Classrooms and Libraries, Dexter, Richard C., 79-58 Crockett, Ethel S., 80-26 A, 80-61 Diaz, Joe, 80-135 Crocus, 80-61 De Caprio, Annie, 79-5 Diaz, Toni Ann, 80-58 Cromer, Darlin June, 80-19, 80 Decency in Education, 80-6, 50, 76 Diaz, Vic, 80-105 Cronin, Richard J., 80-19 Decency in Environmental-Entertain- Dickens, Charles, 79-6 Crooks, Joyce, 80-112-13 ment Today, 78-61 Dictionary ofAmerican Slang, 79-15 "Crossfire," 80-73 Decency in Environment Today (DIET), Dienstbier, Jiri, 80-22 Crowley, Dale, Jr., 78-101; 79-33 78-3 DiGiandomenico, Joann, 80-50 Crowley, Dale, Sr., 78-101 Decent Interva~ 78-22, 67, 100, 124; Dimauro, Theodore, 79-37 Cruel and Unusual Punishment, 78-32 79-17, 39, 81, 110; 80-48, 53, 126 Dimond, Alan (Justice), 78-96 Cruising, 79-134 Decision Making in American Govern­ Dinant, Rev. Edmand, 79-36 Cudahy, Richard (Justice), 80-81 ment, 80-31 Dinky Hooker Shoots Smack, 79-26 Culbertson, Nancy, 78-1 Decker, Bernard M. (Justice), 78-35, Diodati, Henry V., 79-51; 80-100 Cumbee, Elaine, 80-72, 98 62,66,94 Dionne, John R., 78-89 "Curbing the Chemical Fix: the Secret Decker, Jon P., 80-60 Dionne, Joseph, 79-89 Is It Works," 79-91 Deeb, Gary, 78-31 DiOrio, Ronald, 80-128 Currier, Jo Ann, 79-31 Deeley, William J., Jr. (Justice), 79-30 Dirty Work; the CIA in Western Curtis, Michael, 78-41; 80-124 Deenie, 78-51 Europe, 80-48 Czajkowskii, Joyce, 79-6 Deeny, 80-128 Dirty Work II: the CIA in Africa, 80- Czechoslovakia, 80-22 Deep Throat, 78-36, 41, 46, 66, 68 48 101, 146; 79-15, 34, 37, 58, 61, 87, District of Columbia, see Washington, D 107, 139;80-63-64,81,84, 108, 134 D.C. Deerlin, Lionel Van, 78-131 Dittmar, Ed, 78-138 Daddies-What They Do All Day, 79-5 Defending My Enemy, 79-100-101, Dox Day Afternoon, 78-11, 110; 79-8, Dade, Malcolm, 80-85 117-18 22,36, 75, 126, 143, 144, 145 Daffner, Sydney, 80-129 Defense Supply Agency, 78-14 Dog Team/or Ongluk, 79-5 Daily Californian, 79-126 Delzell, Robert F., 78-46 Dole, Elizabeth Hanford, 78-100-101 Daily Free Press (of Boston University), Delage, Ida, 79-5 Dole, Robert, 78-130 78-96 Delaware: Donald Duck, 78-46, 77 Daily Oklahoman, 80-60, 105 Dover, 80-16, 79 Don and Donna Go to Bat, 79-5 Daily Texan, 80-123 New Castle County, 80-136 "Doonesbury" series, 79-112 Daley, Richard J., 78-99 Wilmington, 79-136; 80-41 Doran, Harold E., 79-87, 115

9 Dossee, Robert L. (Justice), 78-139 Educational Exchange, 80-123 Fanny Hill, 79-74 Doubeck, Mary, 78-138 Educational Film Library Association, Farber, Myron A., 78-61-62, 121, 139, Doubleday Dictionary, The, 78-70; 79- 79-124 148; 79-7, 11, 40, 67, 94; 80-48 72, 92 Education Division General Administra­ Farewell to Arms, A, 79-42; 80-62 Doubleday publishing, 78-147; 79-81; tive Regulations (EDGAR), 79-99, Farina, Rose, 80-38 80-11, 33 123 FarmNews, 78-10 Douds, Madge, 78-15 Education for Human Sexuality, 80-99 Farr, William, 79-135 Dougherty, Richard, 78-87 Education Research Analysts, 78-49, 69- Fast, Howard, 80-14 Douglas, Paul H., 79-18 72; 79-92 Father Christmas, 79-26; 80-7, 138 Douglas, William 0. (Justice), 78-105, Edwards, Claude (Justice), 80-56; 80- Faulkner, William, 79-77 139; 80-25 133 Fayetteville Observer, 80-125 Dow Chemical Company, 78-9 Eisberg, Barbara, 78-46 FBI, see Federal Bureau of Investigation Dowie, Mark, 80-69 Elam, Harry (Justice), 80-134 FCC, see Federal Communications Dowling, John C. (Judge), 80-57 Elbe, Oswald F., 80-83 Commission Downs Award, Robert B., 78-84; 80-125 Elements ofBiology, 80-128 Fear Brokers, The, 79-73, 93 Down These Mean Streets, 78-67, 84, Ellett, A.H. (Justice), 78-15, 100 Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), 127; 79-104, 141, 144; 80-6 Elliott, Joseph, 78-123 78-35, 43-44, 59, 60, 93, 122; 79-3, Doyle, Ellen, 78-17 Elliott, Kay, 80-42 4, 18, 33, 53, 55, 66, 82, 114-15, 131, Doyle, James (Justice), 80-85 El Paso Public Library Association, 80- 135, 136; 80-11-12, 33, 34, 58, 62, Doyle,. William (Justice), 79-109 48 102, 111, 133, 140 Dracula, 79-77 Elson, Quin (Justice), 78-145 Federal Communications Commission, Drea, Frank, 80-101 Ely, E. D., II, 80-18 78-13, 37, 38, 54, 62, 63, 92, 120-21, Dreams Die First, 80-51 Emdon, Clive, 78-149-50 122, 123-24, 131, 134, 139, 148; 79-9, Dressed to Kill, 80-131 Emerson, Thomas, 80-10 10, 12, 57, 79, 113, 133; 80-17, 40, Drinan, Robert F., 78-129 Emerson, Thomas I., 78-51-52, 72-75 59, 63, 71, 129, 130, 134 Droney, John, 80-84 Empire Strikes Back, The, 80-131 Fairness Doctrine, 78-12-13; 79-113; Drummond Coal Company, 80-132-33 Energy Research and Development 80-40 Duffin, Edward W., 79-82 Administration, 78-137 Federal Criminal Code revision, 78-25, Duffin, Robert D., 80-29 England, see Great Britain 51-52, 69, 72-75, 85, 107; 80-47 Duffy, Kevin P., 78-98 Ennis, Bruce, 80-94 Federal Financing Bank, 80-88 Duke, David, 78-9, 19, 124; 80-12 Entity, The, 79-134, 139 Federal Register, 78-78, 100; 7.9-83, 99, Duluth Herald, 80-136 Entz, Harold (Justice), 80-84-85 107 Duluth News-Tribune, 80-136 Environmental Defense Fund, 80-40 Federal Reserve System, 79-107 Duncan, Roderic, 79-79-80 Environmental Protection Agency, Federal Trade Commission, 78-18, 100- Dungeons and Dragons, 80-77 80-75, 100 101, 143; 79-14, 33, 42, 62, 88; 80- Dunn, Gerald, 79-36 Erdelatz, Edward, 79-80-81 16, 57 DuPont, JoAnn, 79-64; 80-65 Erogeny, 80-67 Federico, Michael, 79-59 Du Pont: Behind the Nylon Curtain, 80- Eros, 80-137 Feingold, BenjaminF., 79-117 41 Erotic Communications: Studies in Sex, Feinstein, Dianne, 79-86 Du Pont Company, 80-41 Sin and Censorship, 80-74, 89 Feldman, Joel (Justice), 80-104 Du Pont family, 80-41 Ertel, Allen E., 78-77, 130 Feminine Plural: Stories by Women Dupree, Franklin (Justice), 78-18, 36; Ertola, John A. (Justice), 78-4, 43, 60 About Growing Up, The, 80-66 80-35, 38 Ervin, F. Reid, 80-97 Fenelon, Fania, 80-21-22, 123 Durack, Elizabeth, 78-30 Escarcega, Raul (Justice), 79-79 Ferguson, Joel S., 80-34-35 Durack, Mary, 78-30 Evans, Andre, 79-38 Ferlinghetti, Lawrence, 79-108 Durham, Charles L. (Justice), 80-39 Evans, David E., 80-77 Ferris, Charles D., 78-134; 79-133; Du Tort, Andre, 78-149 "Evening of Dirty Religious Plays, 80-71 Dykes, Archie R., 78-97 An," 78-65, 66 Fiendish Plot of Dr. Fu Manchu, The, Dyson-Bonter, Peter, 78-45 Evergreen State College, 78-116 80-131 Dzurinko, Edward, 78-98 Evers, Charles, 79-137 Figman, Irwin, 79-84 Evers, Medgar, 79-137 Filipowich, Dorothy, 78-4 E Executive Order 11652, 78-130-31 Filmmakers Inc., 78-18 Exit, the Society for the Right to Die Filthy Words, 78-38, 63, 120 Eagle Books, Inc., 78-100 with Dignity, 80-139 Fine Arts Theatre, Dallas, 78-40 Eagle Forum, 78-133, 138 Exner, Judith, 80-58 Finger, Louis J., 80-79 Eagleson, David N. (Justice), 78-124 Exon, J. J., 78-7 Finkler, Norman, 80-79 Eagleton, Richard (Justice), 79-8 Exorcist, The, 79-108 Finland, 78-46, 77 Earth, The, 80-37 Eye of the Storm, The, 79-111 Firestone, Mary Alice, 78-141 East Hartford Education Association . Eyerly, Jeanette, 80-84 Firestone, Russell A., 78-141 v. Board ofEducation, 79-142, 144 Ezra, Joel, 79-11, 126 Eastland, James 0., 79-4 "First Amendment and Public Eastman Kodak, 80-43, 83 Libraries, The," 78-83-84, 105-107 Easton Express, 78-34 F First Assembly of God Church, 80-139 East Timor, 80-88 First Baptist Church, 80-7 Eaten Alive, 78-99 Facts You Should Know, 78-64 First Freedom: the Tumultuous History Eberhart, John, 79-59 Fadell, Thomas R., 78-32 of Free Speech in America, The, 80- Eberspacher, Edward G. (Justice), 78- Fahringer, Herald Price, 78-41; 79-57, 49, 66-67 100 61 First National Bank of Boston, 78-16 Eckardt, Gladys, 79-67 Fair, Ronald, 78-6 Fisco, Edward R., 79-13 Eckart, Robert (Justice), 78-41 Fairleigh Dickinson University, 79-56 Fish, Joe (Justice), 80-80 Editor, The, 79-138 Falby, Rev. Chet, 80-51 Fisher, Billy, 78-o-7 Edmisten, Rufus, 80-72 Famous Writers School, 79-101 Fisher, Fred, 78-40

10 Fisher, Solomon, 78-19 Francois, Francis B., 78-145 Garvey, Steve, 80-133 Fisher, Theodore J., 80-52 Frankfurter, Felix (Justice), 78-90 Gary, Romain, 79-131 Fish in the Air, 79-6 Freddy's Book, 78-6 Gasch, Oliver (Justice), 79-9 Fiske, Robert B., Jr., 79-53 Freedom from the Movement toward Gay Activist Alliance, 79-12, 114 Fitzgerald, Frances, 80-4, 20 Revolution, 80-33 Gay Equality Mississauga, 78-109 Fitzgerald, James (Justice), 78-67 Freedom House, 78-44-45 Gay Lib, 78-60 Five Chinese Brothers, 79-5 Freedom of Information Act, 78-13-14, "Gay Liberation," 80-124 Fixer, The, 78-67; 79-141 17, 34, 35, 38, 60-61, 63, 68, 77, Gay: What You Should Know About Flack, Marjorie, 79-5 78, 93-94, 121, 122, 130, 141, 143; Homosexuality, 78-88 Flanagan, Newman A., 80-101 79-3, 4, 8, 18, 29, 32, 55, 56, 66, 74, Gebo, Larry, 79-37 Flaugher, Laurence, 78-118 78-79, 81, 82, 83, 94, 107, 109, 110, Gehm, John Richard, 80-127 Flaum, Joel M. (Justice), 79-54 131, 136; 80-11, 15, 36, 46, 48, 53, Gellman, Barton, 78-8 Fleischauer-Hardt, Helga, 80-127 58, 78, 85, 91, 109-17 General Dynamics Corporation, 78-60- Flight Organization for Human ''Freedom of Information Act: 61 Achievement, 79-50 defining, using, and protecting it," General Mills, 79-62 Florey, Roger, 80-79 80-91, 109-11 General Motors, 80-55 Florida, 79-28; 80-83 "Coping with the Conflict," 80-115- Genesis, 80-130 Fort Lauderdale, 79-34 17 Geography of the Body, 80-67 Fort Myers, 80-6, 50 ''On the Other Hand,'' 80-111-15 George, Wilbur, 79-75 Jacksonville, 80-50, 81 Freedom of Information Clearinghouse, Georgia, 80-20 Kissimmee, 80-56 80-85 Atlanta, 78-41, 143, 146; 79-9, 12, 57, Lake Worth, 79-31 Freedom of the Press: a Bibliocyclo- 61; 80-34-35, 40, 55, 63, 103, 104, Lee County, 80-76 pedia. Ten-Year Supplement, 79-47 128, 137 Marion County, 80-133 Freedom Road, 80-14 LaGrange, 80-34 Miami, 78-11-12, 140, 146; 80-56 Freedom's Frontiers, 78-11 Macon, 79-84 Orange County, 78-28 Freedom to Read Foundation, 78-21, Powder Springs, 80-6 Orlando, 80-133 28, 29, 54, 60, 63, 67, 113, 116, 117, Savannah, 78-87-88 Palm Beach, 78-93, 141 129, 143; 79-22, 35, 37, 38, 41, 74, 87, Georl(ia Goes West, 79-5 Pompano, 79-137-38 101, 107, 123, 131; 80-1, 10, 11, 12, Georgia Library Association, 78-88 St. Petersburg, 79-76 25, 26, 29, 33, 41, 42, 45, 59, 63, Georgia Textbook Advisory Committee, Stuart, 79-75 64, 95, 119 80-128 Tallahassee, 78-12; 80-106 Freeman, Richard C. (Justice), 78-146; Geranium on the Window Sill Just Died, Florida Medical Association, 80-15 79-9, 61; 80-63 but Teacher You Went Right On, The, Flowers for Algernon, 80-128 Free to Be . .. You and Me, 79-111; 79-139 Flynt, Larry, 78-21, 29; 79-57, 61, 86, 80-107 German, William, 79-112 141 Freeway Films Inc., 78-18 Gesell, Gerhard (Justice), 78-35, 92, 93- Fogel, Bonnie, 80-51 Fresno Bee, 80-130 94; 79-14-15, 136 Fogarty, John, 78-57, 96, 100 Frey, Elmo, 78-34 Getting it Together, 80-99 Foley, James T. (Justice), 80-9 Friedkin, William, 79-134 Gewertz, Kenneth A., 79-87 Foley, Teresa, 79-55 Friedman, Kathryn, 80-61, 76 Giacoma, Pete, 80-73-74, 89 Follett Library Book Company, 79-127; Friends of the Earth, 78-12 Gibbs, L. Stuart, 79-77, 110 80-94 Friskey, Margaret, 79-5 Gibson, Don, 78-118 Follow the Fall, 79-5 Fritz, Sara, 79-54 Giese, Frank, 80-10-11, 33 Folsom, Robert, 79-113 Frolick, Joel P., 80-81 Giles, Owen (Justice), 79-35 Fonda, Jane, 78-9; 80-15 From the Movement, 80-10 Gill, David M. (Justice), 80-60 Fones, William H. D. (Justice), 79-87 Fuchsberg, Jacob D. (Justice), 78-33; Gilliat, Penelope, 78-82 Fontana, Ron, 79-58 80-8, 39 Gillmor, Donald M., 79-119-20 Food and Drug Administration, 79-110 Fullam, John P. (Justice), 80-133 Ginn 360 Reading Series, 78-70-71 For All the Wrong Reasons, 79-6, 104 Fuller, Margaret, 79-11, 126 Ginsberg, Allen, 79-108 For Better, For Worse: A Feminist Fund for Free Expression, 80-105 Ginsburg, Arthur, 79-113 Handbook on Marriage and Other Funk, George, 80-128 Ginsburg, David, 78-17 Options, 78-88 Funk, Roger L., 78-55; 80-113 Ginzburg, Alexander, 78-103, 114; 80- Ford, Donald R. (Justice), 78-11 43 Ford, Gary T., 79-39 G Ginzburg, Ralph, 80-14 Ford, Margaret, 78-119, 123 Giordano, Thomas, 80-125 Foreman, A. D., 80-76 Gabler, Mel, 78-49, 69-72; 79-92 Girl Who Was a Cowboy, 79-5 Forever, 78-57; 79-75, 104, 126 Gabler, Norma, 78-49, 69-72; 79-92 Givan, Richard (Justice), 78-33 Forsher, James, 80-80-81 Gabrielli, Domenick L. (Justice), 80-83 Givhan, Bessie B., 78-95; 79-28 Fort Apache: the Bronx, 80-78-79 GALA, 79-134 Glantz, Ronald, 78-99 Fort Dodge Messenger, 80-35 Gale, James, 78-58 Glass, Mary A., 80-57 Fortunato, Stephen J., Jr., 79-37 Gallagher, George R. (Justice), 80-140 Glendon, Julie, 78-56 Forum, 80-32 Gallery, 78-99; 80-130 Glenn, John, 79-126 Foster, Vernon G. (Justice), 78-94 Gallup Poll, 79-18-19 Glover, Delores, 78-32 "Fourteen Common Sense Reasons to Gambill, Rev. Jack, 80-6, 50, 76 Glover, Jeff, 78-56 Vote No on Initiated Measure 3," Gambino, Warren, 79-15 Gluckman, Ivan, 80-94 79-17 Gannett Newspapers, 78-34, 95 Glueckert, Beverly, 78-138 Fowler, Dorothy G., 78-108-109 Gardella, Kay, 78-39-40 Gnats ofKnotty Pine, The, 80-61 Fox, Joy Anne, 80-7 Garden Theater Festival, 78-65 Go Ask Alice, 78-67, 119; 79-26, 49, Fox, Paula, 80-32 Gardner, George, 80-36, 59 64, 141;80-32,37-38,40,51,66, 75 FPS: A Magazine of Young People's Gardner, John, 78-7, 39 Goat for Carlo, 79-5 Liberation, 78-5 Garrahy, J. Joseph, 79-87 God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater, 78-84 Franco, Vincent J ., 78-122 Garvey, Cyndy, 80-133 God/at her, The (film), 78-44

11 Gods and Beasts: the Nazis and the Greenfield Recorder-Gazette, 78-142 Harding College, 79-18 Occult, 79-31; 80-58 Greensboro Record, 80-59 Hard Times, 80-9 Godwin, Pilston (Justice), 78-41 Greenwood Voters League, 80-35 Hare Krishna Society, 79-9, 14, 34 Goethe, Joe, 79-82 Greer, Betty, 80-32 Harper & Row, 79-31; 80-54 Goethe, Mary, 79-82 Greer, Lynn, 80-96 Harper's Magazine, 78-32 Goethe, Paul, 80-128 Gregory, Shirley E., 79-59 Harple, Eugene, 78-6 Goettel, Gerald L. (Justice), 79-37, 135; Grendel, 78-7, 39, 58 Harrell, Glenn, 80-7 80-139 · Grey, David L., 79-119-20 Harris, Cal, 79-49 Goetz, Rev. Gerald, 80-7 Greyhound Bus, 80-102 Harris, Jim C., 80-135 Going Down with Janis, 79-104 Griesa, Thomas P. (Justice), 78-122; Harris, Joseph (Justice), 80-34 Goland, Susan D., 79-110 79-53; 80-94 Harrison, Judith, 79-6 Goldberg, Carole E., 78-51 Griffin, Rev. Joseph, 78-88 Harrison, Phyllis Anne, 80-99 Goldberg, Hannah, 80-38 Griffin, Robert, 78-140 Harry and Tonto, 78-123 Goldberger, David, 79-8 Griffith, D. W., 78-66; 79-49 Hart, Dorothy, 79-138 Goldstein, Alvin, 78-15 Grimes, Peggy, 80-7 Hart/ord Courant, 79-85 Goldstein, Meyer H. (justice), 80-105 Gross, Dean, 78-18 Hartley, Fred L., 78-121, 124 Goldstein, Robin, 80-82 Gross, Milton, 78-134, 148 Harvard Educational Review, 79-137 Gone with the Wind, 79-6 Gross, Thomas, 78-99 Harvard University, 80-81, 84, 134 Gonzales, Edward, 79-54, 80 Grossman, Lawrence K., 79-14 Harvey, Alexander, II (Justice), 78-61 Good Luck, Miss Wyckoff, 80-51 Growing Into Manhood, 78-8-9 Hasie, Monte, 80-17 Goodman, Julian, 78-130 Growing Into Womanhood, 78-8-9 Hat, 79-5 Goodman, Paul, 78-97; 79-6 Growing Up Female, 78-57 Hatcher, T. J., 80-6, 40, 55 Gordimer, Nadine, 79-147 Growing Up Female in America, 79-63; Hatley, Worth, 78-143; 79-53 Gordon, George N., 80-74, 89 80-40, 66 Haugen, Christ, 79-111 Gordon, Robert D., 80-129 Grutman, Roy, 80-83 Haun, Francis, 78-7 Gordon, Stuart R., 79-38 Guardian, The, 79-89 Hausfeld, Michael, 80-103 Gordon, Susan, 78-31 Guccione, Bob, 78-41, 143; 80-18, 101 HaveJumpshot Will Travel, 78-118 Gordon, William, 78-145 Gudger, Lamar, 80-47 Havel, Robert, 80-23 Gore, Truman, 78-15 Guest, Judith, 80-128 Havel, Vaclav, 80-22 Goss, Eugene, 79-77 Guide, 80-57 Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Kittridge, 79-143 Governing Your Life, 80-37 Guilmette, Rev. Norman, 79-59 Havighurst, Robert, 78-44 Government and the Mind, 78-86, 107- Guin, J. Foy, Jr. (Justice), 80-134 Hawaii: 108 Gurfein, Murray (Justice), 78-122 Honolulu, 79-113 "Government's Quiet War on Scientists Gurney, Edward J., 78-91 Hayden, Tom, 80-15 Who Know Too Much, The," 79-116 Gutman, Richard, 78-149 Hays, Lee, 79-11, 30, 31, 40, 80, 126 Graber, Sebastian, 78-145 Gutstein, Mark, 78-96, 124 Haywood, Margaret A. (Justice), 80-140 Grabinski, Dale, 78-30, 65 "H-Bomb Secret: How We Got It, Why Grady, Tim, 78-58 H We're Telling It, The," 79-46, 130 Graf, Paul, 80-17 Heafy, Edwin A., Jr., 79-62 Graham, Diane, 78-91 Haber, Joyce, 79-131 Heaney, Gerald W. (Justice), 79-109 Graham, Fred, 80-71 Hader, Berta, 79-5 Hearn, Emily, 79-5 Granada (television company), 80-98 Hadley, Rev. Carl, 80-62 Heartbreak Hotel, 78-7 Grandfather and I, 79-5 Hagan, Nathan, 80-81, 134 Hefner, Hugh, 78-40, 41, 143 Grandmother and I, 79-5 Hagley Foundation, 80-41 Hegge, Frederick, 79-36 Grapes of Wrath, The, 79-42; 80-52, Haight, Charles S., Jr. (Justice), 78- Heide, Florence, 79-5 62 63; 79-56 Heifner, Jack, 79-51 Grass, Gunter, 80-101 Hair, 80-52 Heights, The, 78-98 Gravitt, Samuel, 79-104 Hairston, Irene T., 79-49 Heinhold, Margaret, 80-127 "Great American Dream Machine, Halberstam, David, 80-130 Hekhuis, Louis F., 80-100 The," 78-59 Haldeman, H. R., 80-132 Heller, Joseph, 78-84; 79-85 Great Britain, 78-45; 80-43, 71, 98, Haley, Alex, 79-76 Helms, Jessie, 79-70, 93 139 Hall, Charles J., 79-27 Helms, Richard M., 78-124 Great Dictator, The, 78-46 Hall, Rev. Ed, 78-7 Helsinki Agreement, 78-103, 114 Greater Plymouth Interfaith Council, Hallisey, Robert J. (Justice), 78-60 Helsinki Youth Board, 78-77 80-40 Halperin, Morton, 79-94; 80-132 Helter Skelter, 80-80 Great Fear: the Anti-Communist Purge Halverson, Richard, 80-57 Henderson, Maurice, 78-31 Under Truman and Eisenhower, 80-49 Hamlin, David, 78-35 Hendrickson, Fred, 79-1 Great Lakes Naval Training Center, 80- Hammarly, John, 79-54, 80 Henson, Jim, 78-57 124-25 Hammer, Zevulun, 78-77 Hentoff, Nat, 80-49, 66-67, 93-94 Greece, 80-139 Hampton, Jim, 80-125 Herbert, Lt. Col. Anthony, 78-12, 63; Green, June L. (Justice), 79-32, 109; Hanbury, George, 80-75 79-78 80-132 Handgun, Control, 79-82 Herbert, Delores, 79-50 Green, Ray, 78-138 Handy, Duane, 78-58 Hereford, Frank, 79-85-86 Green, Theodore J ., II, 80-81 Hankins, P.R., 80-100 Here We Are, 80-52 Greenberg, Mark, 79-138 Hanley, Cletus, 78-142; 79-10 Herford, Simon, 80-33 Greenberg, Stanley (Justice), 78-19 Hanner, Wilma, 79-104 Herman, Martin A., 80-48 Greenblott, Louis M. (Justice), 78-14 Hannon, Joseph, 78-17 Hero Ain't No thin' But a Sandwich, A, Greene, Carle, 79-5 Hanscom, Richard J. (Justice), 79-54 78-67, 87, 89, 123; 79-141 Hansen, Charles, 79-130 Herrin, Richard James, 78-92 Greene, Harold (Justice), 80-34 Hansen, James 0., 80-83 Herring, William (Justice), 79-34 Greenfield, Edward (Justice), 79-31; 80- Hanson, DonaldE., 79-8, 9 Hersh, Seymour, 78-11 58 Happiness Hill, 79-5 He's My Baby Now, 80-84

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Heunis, Chris, 78-2 Howe, Leland W., 79-63 Imbriani, Michael R. (Justice), 80-82 Heymann, Phillip B., 80-135 Howe, Russell Warren, 79-81 Immigration and Naturalization Service, Hickey, Rev. Kenneth B., Jr., 78-40 "How to Condemn a Book Without 80-123 Higginb,otham, Patrick E. (Justice), 79- Reading It," 78-49, 69-72 Immroth Memorial Award, John 34 How to Kill, 78-45 Phillip, 78-86, 113; 79-74 High Society, 80-139 How to Say No to a Rapist and Survive, IMPACT, 79-50 High Times, 80-129-30 78-45 Impact of Our Past, The, 80-37 Hiles, Robert, 79-55 Hoyt, Edwin P., 80-30-31, 41-42 Imperial Distributors Inc., 79-12 Hill, Bobby, 78-88 Huddleston, Walter D., 80-48 "Incredible Case of the Stack o' Wheat Hill, Rev. Morton A., 80-63 Huether, Rev. and Mrs. Robert, 80-61 Murders, The,'' 80-77, 84 Hill, Robert (Justice), 78-40 Huffman, Diana, 78-68 Independent Literary Agents Associa­ Hill, Roy (Justice), 80-134 Hufstedler, Shirley (Justice), 80-10, 33 tion, 80-11 Hill, Stuart, 78-10 Hughes, Charles Evans (Justice), 79-40 Indiana: Hilton Hotel, Hartford, 78-78 Hughes, Richard (Justice), 79-136 Fort Wayne, 78-30 Hindemith, Paul, 78-77 Human Sexuality, 79-13, 36; 80-7 Indianapolis, 78-33; 79-84; 80-38-39 Hinze, Spiros, 80-75-76 Human Sexuality: A Course for Young Merrillville, 78-137 Hirsch, George A., 78-145 Adults, 80-128 Muncie, 80-9 Hirsh, Jane, 80-75 Humphries, Guy E., Jr. (Justice), 80- New Albany, 80-99-100 History of the Ottoman Empire and 103 South Bend, 80-35, 40 Modern Turkey, 78-98 Hunt, J. Wilton, Sr. (Justice), 78-141 Valparaiso, 80-127 History of the United States from Hurley, William, 79-5 Warsaw, 78-119, 133, 138; 79-45, 62- 1877, A, 80-37 Hustler, 78-14, 21, 29, 125; 79-57, 61, 65, 123; 80-29, 45, 64-66, 95, 119, History of the United States to 1877, ·86, 108, 141; 80-130 121-22, 140-41 A, 80-37 Hutchinson, Ronald R., 79-35, 106-107 Westfield, 80-6-7 Hitler, Adolph, 80-23 Huxley, Aldous, 79-77; 80-52, 61 Indiana Council of Teachers of English, Hobbs, Max E., 79-63 Hude, Henry, 78-69 80-45, 64 Hodge, William, 79-38, 69, 89 Hyer, Rabbi Marvin, 80-22 Indiana Department of Public Instruc­ Hodges, Madison, 79-104 tion, 79-63 Hoenig, Gary, 80-138 Indiana Education Employment Rela­ Hoenshell, Don, 79-112 tions Board, 79-64 Hoepker,Jane, 79-60 Idaho: Indiana State Teachers Association, Hoeveler, William (Justice), 78-140 Boise, 80-135 79-64; 80-9 Hoff, Syd, 79-5 Pocatello, 78-14 Indian Two Feet and His Horse, 79-5 Hoffer, Dr. Abram, 79-117 Rupert, 78-97 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden Hoffer, Jay, 78-17 St. Anthony, 78-57-58, 96, 100 (film), 78-15 Hoffman, Alexander C., 79-146 Idaho Library Association, 78-96 Ingersoll-Rand, 79-33 Hofmann, Dr. Adele D., 78-53-54, Idaho State Penitentiary, 80-135 In Honor of Justice Douglas: a 75-76 If You Could See What I Hear, 80-128 Symposium on Individual Freedom Hogan, Robert, 80-61 "I Have a Dream,' ' 78-8 and the Government, 80-30-31, 41-42 Hoke, Michael, 80-136 Illinois, 78-3; 79-53; 80-98 In John's Backyard, 79-5 Hold Me While I'm Naked, 80-67 Barrington, 79-50 Inmates Action Council, 78-14 Holladay, H. E. (Justice), 79-138; 80-8 Champaign, 80-61, 131 Inner City Mother Goose, 79-25; 80-75 Holland, Joanna, 80-16 Chicago, 78-17, 43-44, 62, 66, 94, 99, In Praise of Older Women, 79-39; Hollingsworth, Mary, 78-57 149; 79-9, 14, 34, 38, 54, 55, 83, 80-101 Hollywood Babylon, 79-104 134, 136, 139; 80-16, 38, 57, 58, Inquiring About Cultures, 79-85; 80-99 Hollywood International Films Inc., 78- 59, 105, 124, 131, 140 In Search of Enemies: a CIA Story, 18 Geneva, 79-30 80-48 Holmes, Oliver Wendell (Justice), 78- Johnston City, 80-107 Inside Sports, 80-133 62, 90 Joliet, 78-13 Institute of Creation Midwest Center, "Holocaust," 78-119; 80-23 LaGrange, 78-30 80-98 Holopainen, Matti, 78-46 Lincoln, 78-98-99 In Sugar Watermelon, 79-11 Holt, Rinehart & Winston, 78-32; 79- Midlothian, 80-99 "Intellectual Freedom in Schools: A 85 Mt. Vernon, 78-99-100 Bibliography," 79-102, 120-23 Home Box Office, 80-101 Niles, 80-83 Inter-American Press Association, 80-21 Hooper, 80-51 Normal, 79-59 Intercollegiate Armenian Students Hooper, Perry 0. (Justice), 79-15 Oak Lawn, 80-127 Association, 78-89, 98 Hoopes, Townsend, 79-146 Pekin, 79-8; 80-139 Interfaith Committee Against Hoover, J. Edgar, 79-131 Peoria, 80-81 Blasphemy, 78-56 Hopchas, Bernard, 78-140 Peru, 78-119 Internal Revenue Service, 78-11; 79-81; Hopchas, Priscilla, 78-140 Prairie State College, 80-129 80-22, 58 Hopkins, Tim, 80-16, 17 Skokie, 78-35, 62, 66, 77, 94, 121; International Association of Machinists, Horn, Clayton (Justice), 79-81 79-7-8 79-133 Horn, Zoia, 78-27, 42, 115-16, 129 Springfield, 78-35; 79-87; 80-137 International Business Machines, 79-42 Hornby, William B., 80-70 Spring Valley, 78-6 International Lutheran Laymen's Hornung, Rev. Paul W., 78-8 Waukegan, 80-140 League, 78-76 Horowitz, Harold W., 78-98 Illinois Bar Association, 79-87 International Periodical Distributors Hortness, Stan, 80-7, 13 Illinois Commerce Commission, 78-13 Association, 78-29; 79-22, 35, 41 Hostage, Ann, 79-89 Illinois Reporter's Privilege Act, 79-8, International Society for Krishna Houghton Mifflin, 80-127 30 Consciousness, 78-150; 79-140 Houser, George, 80-37-38 Illinois State University, 80-138 International Telephone and Telegraph Hoveyda, Fereydoun, 80-123 Illustrated Social History of Prostitu­ Corp., 79-12 Howcroft, Lorne, 78-45 tion, An, 80-127 Interstate Organized Crime Index, 79-95

13 In the Night Kitchen, 79-26; 80-75 Jogging, 80-50 Kaufman, Irving R. (Justice), 78-12-13; Invasion of the Body Snatchers, 79-35 Johannesburg World, 78-2 79-12; 80-5, 9 Iowa, 80-71 John Paul II, Pope, 80-16 Kaufman, Janice, 80-129 Burlington, 78-30 Johnson, Donna, 78-11 Kazan, Elia, 80-128 Cedar Rapids, 79-5-6, 27; 80-35 Johnson, Gregg D., 79-102, 119-23, KBCI-TV, 80-135 Des Moines, 80-42, 84 132-33 KCET-TV, 78-9; 79-14 Dubuque, 80-129-30 Johnson, Jeanette, 78-97 KCOY-TV, 80-40 Iowa City, 78-137 Johnson, Nicholas, 78-131; 79-97; 80-69 KCPT, 78-140 Kanawha, 80-52 Johnson, Ray, 80-7 Keats, Ezra, 79-5 Monticello, 78-56 Johnson, Wallace E., 79-57 Keck, Donald, 80-51 Muscatine, 80-22 Joint Effort, 78-124; 80-103 Keegan, Helen, 80-50 Waterloo, 78-88 Jolson, Marvin A., 79-39 Kehrer, Donna, 80-6 West Des Moines, 78-30, 65 Jones, Charles (Justice), 78-100 Keller, Robert H., Jr., 80-30-31, 41-42 Iowa Library Association, 80-22 Jones, Clara, 78-26 Kellogg, Majorie, 78-7, 39 Iran, 79-126; 80-15, 122-23, 125 Jones, Larry, 80-100 Kellogg Company, 78-143; 79-14 Ireland, 79-127 Jones, Mervyn, 78-7 Kelly, Patrick (Justice), 80-134 Iskander, Fazil, 79-43 Jones, Sherida, 78-8 Kennedy, Edward M., 78-25 t Island Trees Union Free School District, Jones, Sidney, 80-58 Kennedy, John F., 78-35 78-67 Joplin, Janis, 78-6 Kennedy Center, 79-9 I I Spit on Your Grave, 80-131 Jordan, David, 80-35 Kentucky: Israel, 78-77; 79-39; 80-139 Jordan, Hamilton, 80-57 Frankfort, 80-79 Israel, Thomas, 80-22 Jorzak, Richard (Justice), 80-83 Lexington, 78-21; 79-77, 138, 140 Italy, 78-76-77 Jose!, Nathan, Jr., 80-99 Somerset, 79-27 It's Notthe End of the World, 80-62 Joseph, Burton, 80-129 Keough, Francis P., 78-56 It's Not What You Expect, 80-51 Joseph, Joel, 80-16 Keough, Paul, 80-100 It's Okay If YouDon'tLoveMe, 78-7 Joy, James, 78-57 Kern, John W., II (Justice), 80-140 I Want to Be an Airline Hostess, 79-5 Joy, James H., 80-38 Kerner, Jack, 78-36 I Want to Be a Beauty Operator, 79-5 Joyce, James, 79-127 KERO-TV, 80-40 I Want to Be a Homemaker, 79-5 Joy of Gay Sex, The, 78-40 Kerr, Marti, 80-7 I Want to Be a Mechanic, 79-5 Joy of Lesbian Sex, The, 78-40; 80-50, Kerr, M. E., 80-94 I Want to Be a Nurse, 79-5 75 Kesey, Ken, 78-57-58 I Want to Be a Restaurant Owner, 79-5 Joy of Sex, The, 78-40; 79-93, 123, 131; Kessler, Fred, 79-104 I Want to Be a Secretary, 79-5 80-50, 75, 84 Kessler, Leonard, 79-5 I Want to Bea Teacher, 79-5 Julius, 79-5 Key Films Inc., 78-18 I Want to Be a Telephone Operator, Jungle, The, 80-76 Keys, Daniel, 80-128 79-5 Justice Hugo Black and the First KFMB-TV, 79-54 I Want to Be a Train Engineer, 79-5 Amendment, 79-119-20 KGB: the Secret Work of Secret Soviet I Want to Bea Truck Driver, 79-5 Justus, May, 79-5 Agents, 79-35, 106 I Wentfora Walk, 79-5 Juvenal, 79-77 Khomeini, Ayatollah Ruhollah, 79-126 Juvenile Problems and the Law, 80-37 Kibbee, Robert, 79-77 J Kickbush, Michael Wayne, 80-85 K Kilpatrick, Charles 0., 78-141 Jackel, Lawrence, 80-1 Kael, Pauline, 79-86 Kimbrell, Edward, 80-14 Jackson, Shirley, 78-119; 79-36 Kaiser, Kay, 79-85 Kimmel, Larry, 78-100 Jack the Bear, 78-56 Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corp., King, Charles, 78-19 Jacob, Karl A., Jr., 80-35 79-98 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 78-8 Jacobs, Harold M., 79-77 KAKE-TV, 78-144; 79-10, 52 King County Library System, Seattle, Jacobs, Leland, 79-5 Kakol, Kazimirez, 79-4 78-143 "James at 15," 78-31, 39 Kalven, Harry, 80-11 Kings Courier, 79-30 Jamesv. Board ofEducation, 79-142 Kalven, Jamie, 78-86, 107-108, 135-38, Kirkland, Alfred Y. (Justice), 78-43 Janet and Mark, 79-5 148; 80-49 Kirkpatrick, Clayton, 78-43 Janis, 78-6-7 Kamhi, Michele, 80-47, 121 Kirschenbaum, Howard, 79-63 Janklow, William, 79-16 Kamm, Susan, 79-100-101, 117-18; 80- Kissinger, Henry A., 78-17, 34-35, 95; Japan, 80-139 30-31, 41-42, 67 79-8, 83; 80-11, 46, 53, 87, 132 Jascalevich, Dr. Mario E., 78-61, 121, Kane, John (Justice), 79-140 Kitten Nell, 79-5 139, 147, 148; 79-7, 11; 80-48 Kane, T. Paul (Justice), 78-14 KJEO-TV, 80-40 Jaws (novel), 78-56; 79-49; 80-76, 99 Kansas: Klein, Harrold, 80-131 Jay, Theola, 78-88 Gardner, 78-56 Klein, Norma, 78-6, 7; 80-76 Jehovah's Witnesses, 79-54 Kansas City, 78-15 Klein, Samuel, 78-93 Jenkins, Bruce (Justice), 80-74 Lawrence, 78-97 K-Mart Corporation, 79-61 Jenkinson, Edward B., 78-49, 69-72; Wichita, 78-144; 79-10; 80-134 KMST-TV, 80-40 79-45, 62-65, 71-72, 92, 116; 80-30, Kansas City Star, 80-80 Knapp, Donald, 78-87 45, 64-66 Kansas City Times, 80-80 Knapp; Whitman (Justice), 78-61 Jenoff, Leonald, 78-61 Kaplan, Benjamin (Justice), 80-132 KNBC-TV, 79-31 Jensen, Carl, 79-97; 80-69 Kaplan, James M., 78-88-89 Knickerbocker, Rev. Harold, 79-104 Jerry Lee Smith v. U.S., 78-21 Kapler, Robert, 80-57 Knoll, Erwin, 80-22, 140 Jerusalem Post, 80-139 Karayn, Jim, 78-124; 79-60 Knotts Berry Farm, 78-150 Jesus Christ, Superstar, 79-59-60; 80-2 Karl, Jean, 78-104 Knowlton, Winthrop, 78-104 Jewish Community Relations Commit- Kashida, Eriko, 79-5 Knox, William W. (Justice), 79-9 tee, 78-19 Katzenbach, Nicholas, 80-39 Knoxville News Sentinel, 80-96 Jewish Defense League, 80-123 Kaufman, Henry, 78-69, 104, 147; 79- Koch, Edward, 79-134 Jews in the USSR, 79-43 17, 40 Kocher, Edward G., 78-99

14 Koeppe, Richard, 78-57 "Latin America: an Emerging Reality," 116, 129; 79-21, 23, 99, 124; 80-3, Koff, David, 80-88 79-134 27-28, 41, 138 Kogan, Dean, 78-31 Latrone, Robert A. (Justice), 80-56 Library Journal, 80-112 "Kojak," 78-140 Latterell, Rev. Tom, 80-7 Library Life, 78-150 Kolar, Barry, 80-62 Lattin, Anne, 79-5 Library of Congress, 78-17, 35; 79-8; Kondrashin, Kiril, 79-43 Laughing Boy, 79-141 80-53 KONTAC, 80-65 Lauterbach, Eric Dean, 80-60 Library Services and Construction Act, Kookanoo and the Kangaroo, 78-30-31 Lavey, Anton, 80-107 79-99 Kooper, Sybil Hart (Justice), 79-11, 30- Law Enforcement Assistance Adminis­ Life ofBrian, 80-5, 20 31, 40, 80 tration, 79-95 LightinAugust, 79-77 Korshak, Sidney, 79-112 Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit, 79- Lillienstein, Maxwell, 80-10 Kotzwinkle, William, 80-84 95, 117 Lincoln College, 78-98-99 KQED-TV, 78-37, 38, 120; 80-135 Lawrence, D.H., 80-126 Lincoln Univerity, 80-14 Kraft, Joseph, 80-17-18 Lawrence, Judith, 79-5 Linda's Air Mail Letter, 79-5 Krasilovsky, Phyllis, 79-5 Lawrence, Seymour, 79-11 Lindberg, Larry, 79-85 Krasnow, Erwin, 78-134 Laws, James, 79-84; 80-9 Lindblom, Charles E., 78-55 t Kravitch, Phyllis (Justice), 80-63 Layton, Jeanne, 79-75, 131; 80-12, 29, Lion and the Bird's Nest, The, 79-5 KRCR-TV, 80-40 52, 73, 74, 89, 95, 109, 125, 127-28, Lippincott (publisher), 79-110, 135 I Krentzman, Ben (Justice), 78-91 135 Little, Betty, 78-119 Krim, Les, 80-77 Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 79-143 Little, Jeannette, 80-34 Krivosha, Norman (Justice), 80-80 Leach, James, 79-28 Little, Mary, 79-5 KRON-TV, 80-40 Leaf, Munro, 79-5 Littlefield, Nancy, 79-134 Krug, Judith F., 78-46, 84; 80-20 League Insuring Freedom of Expres­ Little Fir Tree, 79-5 Kruger, James, 78-2 sion (LIFE), 78-3 Little Leo, 79-5 KTTV, 80-123 League of Women Voters, 80-112 Little Rock Gazette, 79-104 KTVX, 80-74 of California, 80-62 Litton Educational Publishing Co., KTXL-TV, 80-40 Learning about Sex, 79-13 80-4 Kudlaty, Frank, 80-136 Learning About Sex: A Guide for Chil­ Lobel, Arnold, 79-5 Kuhn, Phil, 78-146; 79-61; 80-64 dren and Their Parents, 80-138 Loeb, William, 79-108 KUHT-TV, 80-72 Learning Tree, The, 78-88, 123; 79-36, Loewen, James W., 79-137; 80-86 Ku Klux Klan, 78-9, 14, 45, 57, 65, 124; 59; 80-75 Logan, Vernon, 79-49 79-49, 62; 80-5, 12, 36, 86, 100 LeDonne, Richard, 78-118 Lohmar, William T., Jr. (Justice), 80-34 Kulik, John, 78-89 Lee, Billy, 80-34 Loman, Jeff, 79-53 Kulp, James E., 78-37 Lee, Blair, 78-109 London Times, 80-43 Kulzick, Kenneth, 80-108 Leech, William, 79-87 Long Island Railroad, 78-146 KUTV,80-74 LeFever, Margaret, 80-94 Long Island School Media Association, KYHT-TV, 80-108 Leggett, Russell (Justice), 78-62 78-28 Kyle, Sam B., Jr. (Justice), 78-15 L'Eggs Products, Inc., 80-102 Long Prairie Leader, 80-13 Kumin, Maxine, 79-5 LeGrand, Navatro, 79-11, 20, 126 Look at the People, 80-100 Kura, James, 79-54 LeGrand, Steven Straun, 79-11 Looking for Mr. Goodbar, 78-66; KYW-TV, 78-40 LeGrand family, 79-80 80-108 Lehigh, Rober, 80-17 Lorenzen, Chris, 78-19 L Leifheit, John (Justice), 79-30 Lopez, Ramon (Justice), 79-30 Leighton, Elinor, 79-59 Lord, Rev. Harvey, 79-104 Lacey, Frederick B. (Justice), 79-56 Leis, Simon L., 78-21 Lord, Joseph S., 79-60-61 Lack, James, J., 78-146 Leiserson, Steve, 79-54 Los Angeles County Library System, Lady Chatterley's Lover, 80-126 Leitaker, J.D., 79-11 80-110 Lagueux, Ronald R. (Justice), 78-21 Lemmon, Jack, 78-9 Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, 79-135; Lake, Beverly, 79-77 Lenski, Lois, 79-5 80-133 Lake Worth Herald, 79-31 Lental, Edward S. (Justice), 79-126 Los Angeles Times, 78-18, 66, 94, 124; Lamarr, Hedy, 79-84, 87 Lenz, Carolyn R., 79-13 79-43, 112, 131; 80-5, 15-16, 70, 133 Lamb, Kevin, 80-99-100 Leonard Discovers America, 79-5 L 'Osservatore Romano, 78-77 Lambros, Nick (Justice), 79-57, 61 Les Fees Ont Soif, 79-48, 65 Lottery, The, 78-89, 119, 138; 79-22, 36, Lamm, Dick, 79-85 LeSieg, Theodore, 79-5 38 Lammers, David, 78-56 Lester, Sherwin D. (Justice), 80-83 "Lou Grant," 78-95 Lancour, Harold, 79-126 Letelier, Isabel, 79-134 Louisiana, 80-20 t Landau, Jack C., 78-10, 35, 81, 136; Let My People Come, 80-39 Alexandria, 80-103-104, 106 79-8 Let's Have Healthy Children, 79-137-38 Baton Rouge, 79-62; 80-104, 106 r Lande, Sarah, 80-22 Let's Play House, 79-5 Monroe, 80-76 Lando, Barry, 78-12, 63; 79-78 Leventhal, Harold (Justice), 78-141 New Orleans, 78-36, 145; 79-15, 39, 50, Lang, Steve,80-43 Leventhal, Larry, 78-58 61, 113, 140;80-35,55-56 Langner, Paul, 80-40 Levinson, Sanford, 80-36, 39, 40 LOVE (Let our Values Emerge), 80-37 Lantos, Robert, 79-39 Lewi, Bee, 79-5 Lovemaking, 80-67 La Porte, Joseph, 78-118 Lewis, Marvin E., 78-5, 139 Lovenheim, Peter, 80-91, 109-11 LaRocque, Floyd C., 79-27 Lewis, Oren R. (Justice), 78-100, 124; Lowsinski, Julia, 78-53 Larrick, Dr. Nancy, 80-94 79-17 Loy, Bob, 80-135 LaRue, Mabel, 79-5 Lewis, Robert, 80-85 Lucas, Malcolm, (Justice), 80-62-63 Last Few Days of Willie Calendar, The, Lewis, Saundra, 79-50 Lucille, 79-5 80-13 Lewiston Morning Tribune, 78-10 Lucy Brown and Mr. Grimes, 79-5 Last Tango in Paris, 78-77, 98 Library and Museums Professional Luongo, Alfred (Justice), 80-9 Lashinsky, Harvey, 79-135-36 Employees Union No. 1809, 78-56 Luros, Milton, 78-15 Late Show, The, 79-35 Library Bill of Rights, 78-27-28, 115, Luros, Mrs. Milton, 78-15

15 "Lutheran Hour, The," 78-76 Maddox, Lester, 78-41 Rockville, 78-88, 123; 79-111; 80-7, 51 Lutton, Ernesto, 80-64 Mademoiselle magazine, 78-118 Silver Spring, 78-96 Lutz, Theodore, 79-12 Madison Press Connection, 79-130 Maryland Board of Censors, 79-14, 42 Lynch, Mark, 78-124; 79-32, 39, 110 Mad magazine, 78-76; 80-13 Maryland State Board of Education, Maeder, Donald, 80-43 80-128 M Magrath, C. Peter, 78-58 Mas, Edward, 80-32 Mahesh Yogi, Maharishi, 79-56 Masculinity and Femininity, 79-13 MacAleese, Jo F., 78-149 Maine: Mason, Carolyn, 79-69, 89 McAuliffe, Hinson, 78-21, 41, 143, 146; Sanford, 78-19 Massachusetts, 78-38; 79-7; 80-40, 79 79-39, 61; 80-63 Main Road, 78-14 Boston, 78-3-4, 13, 38, 41, 63-64, 96, Macbeth, 78-28 Malcolm, Andrew H., 78-77 125, 142; 79-7, 29, 51, 55-56, 60, McBride, Sean, 80-67 Male and Female Under 18, 78-3-4, 28, 69, 82, 136; 80-14, 56, 71, 101, McCabe, Charles, 80-88 86, 113, 125-28; 79-3, 69 131, 134 McCall, Abner, 80-62 Malkievicz, Edward, 80-140 Cambridge, 80-81, 84 McCall, Edith, 79-5 Malle, Louis, 78-82, 110 Chelsea, 78-3-4, 28, 113, 122, 125-28; Mccarter, William J., 79-14 Manchild in the Promised Land, 79-26; 79-3 McCauley, Andrew, 78-41 80-6, 51 Fall River, 78-60 McClatchy, C. J., 80-130 Mancuso, Dr. Thomas, 79-116 Ludlow, 78-7 McClellan, John, 78-25 Mangles, Christopher J., 80-79 Middlesex County, 80-134 McCloud, Robert, 80-12 Mann, Patrick, 79-143 Newton, 78-98 McConnell, Judith (Justice), 79-62; Manos, John M. (Justice), 78-14-15 Norfolk, 80-126 80-43 Manos, Ted, 80-101 Springfield, 78-56; 79-37 McCormick, Kenneth D., 78-104 Man's Body: an Owner's Manual, A, Massachusetts Fair Share Inc., 79-55 MacCoy, Barbara R., 79-13 79-51 Massachusetts Library Association, 79- McCoy, Duncan, 80-138 Mansfield, Walter R. (Justice), 78-59; 41 McCoy, Frank, 79-80-81 80-63 Masse, Berard, 79-69, 89, 90 McCoy, Ralph E., 79-47 Mansfield News Journal, 79-55 Massey, Rev. John, 79-104 McCree, Wade H., Jr., 79-29 Manson, Charles, 79-110, 135; 80-80 Masters, Peter, 79-134 McCulloch, Frank, 80-130 Man's Unfinished Journey, 79-76 Matsch, Richard P. (Justice), 80-38 McDade, Hugh, 80-96 Many Mansions, 80-42 Matsui, Tadashi, 79-5 McDaniel, Rev. E. C., 80-50 Mararchi, Charles P., Jr. (Justice), Matteo, Giovanni de, 78-76-77 McDermott, Gerald, 79-76 78-145 Matz, Alice, 79-111 McDonald, Gabrielle (Justice), 80-72 Marchetti, Victor, 79-97 Maughan, Richard J. (Justice), 78-100 McDonald, Greg, 79-138; 80-8 Maresko, John, 80-127 Maull, Bob, 80-37 McDonald, Kenneth, 78-58, 65 Maricopa County Community College, Maurice, Jack, 78-64 MacDougall, Curtis, 78-44 79-27 Mawson, Colleen, 78-45 McElroy, Terence, 79-80 Marijuana Users Association of Ameri- Maxwell, Edmund (Justice), 79-80 McFadden, Frank (Justice), 80-133 ca, 80-64 Mayerfield, Ernest, 80-85 McFadden, Marc, 79-38 Marino, Dorothy, 79-5 Maze, Nancy, 78-119 McGee, Vincnt B., 78-122 Marinoff, Stan, 80-108 Mchedlidze, Ramaz D., 79-146 McGehee, Ralph W., 79-39 Market Oriented Program Planning Meanor, H. Curtis (Justice), 78-11 McGlynn, Joseph L., Jr. (Justice), 80-14 Study, 78-137 Media Access Project, 79-133 McGough, Kris, 80-4, 94 Markey, Howard T. (Justice), 78-62 Media Coalition, 78-125; 79-87; 80-11 McGrath, John M., 79-146 Marks, John D., 78-141 Medrano, Hugo, 79-134 McGraw-Hill, Inc., 80-130 Marks, Richard D., 78-140 Medrano, Rebecca, 79-134 McGrory, Mary, 79-97; 80-69 Marsh, Don, 78-64 Meeks, Esther, 79-5 McGuane, Allan, 78-142 Marsh, Gerald, 79-126 Meier, Norma Fox, 78-31 McGuane, Thomas, 80-130 Marsh, William J. (Justice), 80-63 Mein Kampf, 80-23 McGurran, Robert C., 78-143 Marshall, George B. (Justice), 79-54-55 Mello, Barbara, 79-4 Machanic, David, 80-105 Marshall, Prentice H. (Justice), 79-55; Melto, Jerome, 80-32 Mcintire, Carl, 78-8 80-58 Meltzer, Joseph B., 80-126 Mcintyre, Thomas J., 79-73, 93 Marshall, Thomas P ., 78-96, 124 Memoe, Charles, 79-143 McKenna, Joanne E., 80-104 Marshall, Thurgood (Justice), 78-81, 90, Merchant of Venice, The, 80-76 McKenzie, Dave, 80-37 91, 92, 120, 121, 139; 79-7, 28, 52, Meredith, Charles, III, 80-82 McKenzie, James D., 79-14, 42 78, 79, 105, 106;80-33,53,54, 78 Merit Council, 80-74 McKibben, Winton (Justice), 79-62 Marshall, William 78-123 Merkley, Douglas, 80-77 McKinnon, Mark, 80-123 Martin, Lawrence, 79-43 Merle, Pierre, 79-80-81 McKnight, Keith, 80-80 Martin, Patricia, 79-5 Merlino, Joseph, 78-78 McManus, Edward J. (Justice), 80-35 Martin, Steve, 79-61 Merola, Mario, 79-108; 80-8 McManus, Rev. Sean, 79-81 Martin, Thomas S., 78-100 Merrick Valley School Board, 78-118 McMillen, Thomas R. (Justice), 79-34 Maryland, 78-109; 80-128-29 Merritt Humanitarian Fund, LeRoy C., McMullin, Florence, 78-46; 80-26, 29, Annapolis, 78-36;, 79-4, 13, 36; 80-7 78-116 41, 42, 95 Baltimore, 78-15, 18, 61, 94, 124; Meskill, Thomas J. (Justice), 78-12, 13, McNamara, Joan, 79-89 79-141; 80-105 63 McNeil, Gerard, 78-77 College Park, 79-13-14 Metropol, 79-43 MacNeil, Robert, 79-66, 97 Frederick, 78-39 Metropolitan Correctional Center, New McPartland, Paul, 78-98 Gaithersburg, 80-50-51, 75 York City, 79-79 MacQueen, Andrew (Justice), 78-21 Glen Burnie, 80-52 Metropolitan Edison Company, 80-57 McRae, Ferrill D. (Justice), 80-81 Howard, 78-30 Mettler, Elizabeth, 80-32 McRae, Robert M., Jr. (Justice), 78- Middletown, 78-7, 58 Metzenbaum, Howard, 78-137 148; 79-139 Potomac, 79-50-51 Metzger, Tom, 80-100 Madden, James F. (Justice), 78-33 Prince Georges County, 78-6, 144-45 Meyer, Katherine A., 80-85

16 Miami Herald, 80-56, 125 Columbia, 80-34 88-91, 136; 80-50, 97, 107, 138 Miami Herald Publishing Company, 78- Kansas City, 80-63, 80, 104-105 Muhammad Abdullah, 80-61 12 Miller, 80-52, 61-62 Muir, Kenneth, 79-4 Michigan, 78-109 St. Louis, 78-18, 60-61, 62; 79-31, Mulcahy, James E. (Justice), 78-21 Detroit, 79-56; 80-101 140; 80-35, 79 Muller, John, 80-61 East Lansing, 80-100 University City, 80-127 Mulrone, Michael, 78-138 Ferndale, 79-140 Munson, Dr. Benjamin, 80-9 Mr. Pine's Mixed-Up Signs, 79-5 Flint, 80-52 Murphey, Sara, 79-5 Grand Blanc, 79-27, 35, 36, 38, 59 Mitchell, David, 79-114 Murphy, John M., 80-22-23, 140 Hesperia, 78-6 Mitchell, Gwen Davis, 80-11, 33 Murray, David, 80-138 Holland, 80-7 Mitchell, John, 80-132 Mussehl, Allen, 80-14 Lansing, 78-14, 64; 79-8, 61 Mitchell brothers (of San Francisco), Mutual Insurance Company of Ber­ Manton, 78-30 80-133-34 muda, 80-21 Middleville, 80-7, 37 Mitchler, Robert, 80-98 My Darling, My Hamburger, 79-27; Midland, 78-9; 80-76 Mitford, Jessica, 79-97, 101, 115, 123 80-61 Troy, 79-61 Mitrovitch, Paul H. (Justice), 80-80 Myron, 80-51 Watervliet, 79-104 Mobile Bookmart Inc., 79-15 My Years with Edgar Cayce, 80-42 Wyoming, 78-56 Mobile Press, 79-93 Michigan Press Association, 78-64 Mobil Oil, 80-72 Michigan State University, 80-100 Modesto Bee, 80-130 N Middle Tennessee News Company, 78- Mohney, HarryV., 80-132 125 Moliere, 79-77 NAACP, see National Association for Middleton, Thomas (Justice), 80-103 Moll, Kenneth, 78-137 the Advancement of Colored People Midnight Cowboy, 78-46 Molz, Kathleen, 78-28; 79-22, 41 Nader, Ralph, 78-23, 38, 93; 80-55 Midwest Video Corporation, 79-10, 79 Mommies Are for Loving, 79-5 Naked Ape, The, 78-57, 67; 79-141; Mighty Hunter, 79-5 Montana: 80-6 Miklowitz, Gloria, 79-5 Billings, 79-76 Naked Civil Servant, The, 78-109 Milgrom, Al, 78-65 Helena, 78-133, 137-38; 79-75 Naomi in the Middle, 78-6; 80-76 Military Audit Project, 78-35; 79-8; Kalispell, 80-136-37 Napoli, Joseph, 79-8 80-53 Montgomery, Robert, 78-141 Nashua Board of Education, 79-69, Miller, Arthur, 80-124 Montgomery County School System, 88-91 Miller, David, 79-55 78-123 Nassau County Library Association, 78- Miller, Henry, 79-77 Montrose Daily Press, 80-125 28 Miller, James R. (Justice), 78-124 Monty Python, 80-5, 20 Natalie, Rev. Peter, 80-131 Miller, Robert, 80-138-39 Moon Children, The, 78-94 National Academy of Science, 78-103 Miller, Tom, 80-22 Mooney, Pat, 79-112 National Alliance Against Racism and Miller, Wendy, 78-119 Moore, H. Randolph (Justice), 80-108 Political Repression, 80-86-87 Millett, Kate, 79-13 Moore, Leonard P. (Justice), 80-63 National Archives, 78-131; 79-114-15; Mills Bookstore, R.M., 78-125 Moore, Lillian, 79-5 80-34 Milwaukee Journal, 78-89; 79-6; 80-15 Moorev. Younger, 78-28;80-26,42 National Association for the Advance­ Minarcini v. Strongville City School Moorman, John, 80-36 ment of Colored People, 78-134; 79- District, 78-127; 128; 79-142, 144, 145 Morality in Media, 80-63 49, 57; 80-7 Miner, Arleen, 79-63 Moran, George J. (Justice), 78-100 National Association of Broadcasters, Minneapolis Tribune, 80-13, 103 Marantz, Paul, 79-114 78-16, 131, 134, 142; 79-133, 80-71 Minnery, John, 78-45 MoreJoyofSex, 79-93, 123, 131 National Association of College Stores, Minnesota: More Riddles, 79-5 78-101, 125; 79-35, 41 Duluth, 79-139; 80-135-36 Morgan, James F., 80-39 National Association of Theater Eden Valley, 78-31 Morgan, Robert (Justice), 80-9 Owners, 78-101 Forest Lake, 78-138; 79-22, 38 Morgenthau, Robert, 79-77 National Association of Elementary Long Prairie, 80-7, 13 Mori, Floyd, 80-99 School Principals, 80-108 Minneapolis-St. Paul, 78-58, 65, 89, Markin, Kaleen, 80-108 National Association of Secondary 101, 122; 79-8-9, 38; 80-61, 76, 135 Morland, Howard, 79-46, 140 School Principals, 80-94 Minnesota Daily, 80-135 Marlin, Gus, 78-56 National Audubon Society, 78-32 Minnesota State Art Board, 78-58, 65 Mormons, 79-18 National Bible Knowledge Association, Mintz, David, 79-51 Morris, Ellen, 79-6 78-101; 79-33 Minorities: U. S. A., 80-37 Morrison, Aaron, 80-12 National Black Media Coalition, 79-10 Mirandos, Anthony, 79-69 Morrison, Alan B., 79-110 National Broadcasting Company Mishkin, Edward, 78-19 Morrow, Sarah, 79-76, 77 (NBC), 78-4, 16, 28, 31, 39, 40, 43, Mishler, Diane, 79-59 Morrow, Thomas C., 78-18 44, 60, 76, 92, 117, 130, 139, 140; Mishler, Jacob (Justice), 80-140 Morse, Thomas R., Jr. (Justice), 80-134 79-98; 80-58, 62 Miskovsky, George, 80-60, 105 Mortensen, R. Stan, 79-113 National Capitol Medical Foundation, Miss America Pageant, 80-17 Moscow International Book Fair, 79- 78-38, 93; 79-136 Miss Flora McFlimsey's Halloween, 79-5 146-47; 80-105 National Citizens Committee for Broad­ Missildine, Dale (Justice), 80-42 Moses, Robert, 78-109 casting, 78-12, 131 Mississippi, 80-86, 122 Mother Jones, 80-69 National Citizens Communications Greenville, 79-137; 80-35 Motion Picture Association of America, Lobby, 79-97 Tupelo, 80-130 78-99; 79-35, 39 National Committee Against Repressive Mississippi: Conflict and Change, 79- Mouse Tales, 79-5 Legislation, 78-51; 80-47, 48 137; 80-86 Moye, Charles A., Jr., 79-57 National Committee for Responsive Mississippi Textbook Purchasing Board, Moynihan, Daniel Patrick, 80-48 Philanthropy, 80-17 79-137 Ms. magazine, 79-22 National Conference of Catholic Missouri: Ms. magazine, 78-38, 57, 122; 79-69, Bishops, 80-132

17 National Council of Teachers of New Bugle, 79-5 Van Etten, 79-139 English, 79-22, 24, 116; 80-45, 59, Newburgh City Council, 78-34 Vernon, 80-62 61, 64 New China News Agency, 80-3 Westbury, 79-31 National Education Association, Newfield, Jack, 78-32; 80-22, 23 West Islip, 78-6 78-11; 79-51; 80-9, 128 New Hampshire: White Plains, 78-34, 62, 92; 80-87 National Enquirer, 79-84, 87; 80-77 Exeter, 78-18-19 National Federation for Decency, 80- Nashua, 78-57; 79-38, 69, 88-91, 136 Wilson, 79-59 130 Penacook, 78-118 New York Civil Liberties Union, 78-28 National Film Library of Canada, 78-45 Newhouse, Richard, 80-98 New York Daily News, 78-39; 79-80, National Foundation for Fairness in New Jersey,80-48 108; 80-125, 130 Education, 78-101; 79-33 Absecon, 80-12 New Yorker, The, 78-82; 80-4, 20 National Gay Task Force, 78-122; 79- Asbury Park, 80-82 134 Atlantic City, 78-65; 80-17-18, 101, New York Library Association, 78-1, National Guard, 80-137 123 20, 67; 80-1, 29 National Insider, 80-16 Bergen County, 80-83 Committee on Intellectual Freedom National Institute of Arthritis, Bloomsbury, 80-13 and Due Process, 78-1, 20 Metabolism and Digestive Diseases, Chatham, 80-37 Council, 78-1 79-110; 80-53 Dumont, 79-13 New York News, Inc., 80-130 National Jewish Commission on Law Elmwood Park, 78-97-98 New York Public Library, 79-38 and Public Affairs, 79-88 Hackensack, 78-33, 61-62, 121 New York State Correctional Services National Labor Relations Board, 78- Newark, 78-11;79-84, 139 Department, 78-14 121; 79-62; 80-115 Newport, 78-58 New York State Governor's Conference National Lampoon, 78-38, 41; 80-75 North Bergen, 80-32 on Libraries, 79-3 National Museum of Natural History, Paulsboro,78-3 New York State legislature, 78-54 79-33 Princeton, 80-36, 39-40 New York State Liquor Authority, 80- National Organization of Women, 80- Rutherford, 79-67 104 97 Salem, 78-8 New York State Public Utilities Com­ National Park Service, 79-9; 80-16 Trenton, 78-94; 79-32-33, 56, 87, mission, 80-36 National Security Agency, 78-13; 79-74, 135-36 New York State shield law for.reporters, 109; 80-15, 83, 85 New Jersey General Assemby, 79-87 79-30, 40, 80 National Socialist Party of America, New Jersey Library Association, 79-41 New York Times, 78-11-12, 22, 32, see American Nazi Party New Jersey shield law for reporters, 39, 41, 43, 61, 62, 82, 121, 139, 147; National Socialist White People's Party, 80-82 79-7, 11, 30, 32, 67, 146; 80-48, 53, 78-94, 119 Newman, Frank, 79-13 83, 87, 135 National Labor Relations Board, 78-63 Newman, Joel, 79-49 New Zealand Library Association, 78- Native Son, 78-97-98 New Mexico, 80-123 150 Navarette, Apolinar, Jr., 78-59 Albuquerque, 78-149; 80-135 Ney, Richard, 79-8 Navitsky, James, 79-75 Roswell, 79-30 Nichols, Betty, 78-7 Nawrozki, Joseph, 78-61 Santa Fe, 80-37 Nichols, Elizabeth B., 78-39 NBC, see National Broadcasting New Mexico University, 80-123 Niemi, Olivia, 78-4-5, 92, 139 Company Newsconcorp, Inc., 80-134 Nicholson, George, 79-114 Nebraska, 80-20 Newsday, 80-125 Nicodemus and the Houn' Dog, 79- Omaha, 80-80 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom, 25-26 Wayne, 78-7 78-70, 133; 79-48 Niemeyer, Dick, 79-76 Nebraska School Improvement News Media and the Law, 78-136 Nightbook, 80-84 Association, 78-7 New Times, 78-145 Nightmares: Poems to Trouble Your Nebraska State Board of Education, 78- Newsweek, 80-123, 124 Sleep, 79-76, 104, 111 7 "New Wave of Censorship Hits Indiana Nin, Anais, 78-118 Nebraska State Health Department, 78- Town," 79-45, 62-65 Nix, James, 79-93, 131 7 New Women: A Motive Anthology of Nixon, Richard, and Nixon administra­ Neel, Richard, 79-85 Women's Liberation, The, 80-66 tion, 78-13, 16, 23, 34, 59, 91, 92, Neely, Richard (Justice), 78-121 New World Mutual Pictures of Canada, 109-10, 130, 140; 79-4, 32, 57, 58, Neier, Aryeh, 79-100-101, 117-18 80-101 66, 112-13; 80-132 Nelson, Gaylord, 78-134 New World Pictures, 78-99 Noble News Company, 78-15, 18, 36 Nelson, Jack L., 79-97; 80-69 New York, 79-10;80-97 No Holds Barred, 80-129 Nelson, Teresa, 79-84; 80-9 Albany, 78-14; 80-34, 39, 104, 105 Norfold Coalition for Human Rights, Nenni, Peter, 79-30 Bronx, 79-30, 80 80-75 Nesmith, Carl (Justice), 80-8 Brooklyn, 78-34; 79-11, 30-31, 138 Netherlands, 79-19 Buffalo, 79-80 North, William D., 78-67-68; 80-1, 119, Network Project, 78-59 Chili, 80-137 140-41 Network Study Project, 79-57 Jamaica, 80-84 North Carolina, 80-132 Neuborne, Burt, 80-93, 94 Johnson City, 80-83 Asheboro, 78-143; 79-6 Neufeld, John, 78-6 Long Island, 78-67-68; 79-129, 141- Cabarrus County, 78-6-7 Neumann, Jonathan, 79-138 42;80-l, 18, 20, 29 Clinton, 80-76, 99 Nevada: New York, 78-12, 13, 17-18, 19, 33- Columbus County, 80-72-73, 98 Las Vegas, 80-71 34, 61, 99, 122, 146; 79-11-12, 31, Fayetteville, 78-18 Neville (Justice), 80-79 34, 37, 53, 56, 77, 80, 81, 84, Greensboro, 78-36, 40; 79-53-54; 80- New American Library, 79-137-38 87, 108, 110, 112, 114, 126, 134, 16-17, 32, 59, 124 Newark Star Ledger, 79-135 135, 138; 80-8, 9, 14, 18, 22-23, Hickory, 80-36 New Bedford Standard Times, 78-60 58, 59-60, 63, 78-79, 124, 130, Raleigh, 78-41; 79-76-77 Newbold, Kenneth, 80-32, 59, 124 131, 139 Southport, 78-140-41; 80-100 New Boy in School, 79-5 Rochester, 80-129 Winston-Salem, 79-49; 80-128

18 North Dakota: Oklahoma: Ox-Bow Incident, The, 80-107 Bismarck, 78-93 Boynton, 78-8 Fargo, 80-56 Norman, 80-105 Grand Forks, 79-115 Oklahoma City, 80-60 p North Dakota Education Association, Tulsa, 80-136 78-93 Oklahoma City Times, 80-105 Pacifica Foundation, 78-120; 80-62 Nor'easter, 79-76 Oklahoma Publishing Company, 80-60, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, 78- Norfolk Ledger-Star, 79-38, 55 105 9; 79-31; 80-40 Norfolk Virginian-Pilot, 79-38 Oklahoma Times, 80-60 Packard, F. Bruce, 80-97 Northeast Nebraska Family Health Olive, David, 79-138 Paczkowski, Robert, 79-140 Service, 78-7 Oliver, Geraldine, 80-8-9 Page, Anita, 78-138 Northern Illinois University, 78-98; 80- Ollman, Bertell, 79-115 Page, Rayma, 80-50 138 Ols, John, 79-4 Pahlavi, Shah, 80-87, 88 Not the St. John's Journal, 80-84 Olshansky, Norman, 79-49 Paik, Harkjoon (Justice), 78-61 Novik, Jack, 78-148 Olson, Allen, 80-56 Palestine Liberation Organization, 79- Nuclear Consulting Services, Inc., 78-95 Olympia's Inheritance, 80-51 86 Nutshell Library, 79-26 Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Paley, Grace, 80-140 Nutter, C.R. (Justice), 78-15 Streets Act, 79-136 Palisano, Thomas, 79-59 "NYLA Acts on Rights of Minors," Once a Bright Red Tiger, 79-5-6 Palm Beach Post, 78-93; 80-56 78-1, 20 Once Is Not Enough, 78-57 Palm Beach Times, 78-93; 80-56 ''On Company Business,'' 80-96 Palmer, Clinton Bud (Justice), 78-34 0 One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, Palo Alto Police Department, 78-37, 81 79-75 Pancho, 79-5 Oakes, James L. (Justice), 78-12, 13; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Paolino, Thomas J., 79-13 80-5 78-57-58, 96, 100; 80-52 Papa Small, 79-5 Oakland Tribune, 79-62; 80-58 120 Days ofSodom, 78-58 Paper Moon, 79-35 Oaks, Claire, 79-93, 123, 131 O'Neil, Robert M., 79-101 Paramount Pictures, 79-86 Obenhaus, Rev. Victor, 78-44 O'Neill, Alfred E. Smith, 78-123 "Parents' Guide to More Effective Oboler, Eli M., 78-108-109, 117; 79-26, One, Two, Three for the Library, 79-5 Schools," 79-116 74, 118-19; 80-49, 66-67, 79, 89 Ontario Press Council, 79-65 Parents of New York United, 79-141 O'Brien, Mike; 80-127 Oppenheim, Stephen, 78-27; 80-94 Park, Gordon, 79-59 O'Brien, Ron, 80-104 Oracle, 80-129 Park, J. Charles, 79-73, 93; 80-30 Observation Post, 79-77; 80-14 Orator, The, 79-50 Park Book, 79-6 Occupational Safety and Health Ad- Orde, Alicia, 80-38 Park Chung Hee, 78-77 ministration (OSHA), 80-87 Ordinary People, 80-128 Parker, Barrington D. (Justice), 79-33- Occupation Poole, 78-89, 120 Oregon, 80-87 34 O'Connell, Michael, 80-57 Gladstone, 79-58 Parker, Clifton, 78-58 O'Connor, John J., 80-88 Hood River, 79-58 Parker, Dorothy, 80-52 O'Donnell, Mabel, 79-5 Jackson County, 80-107 Parker, Rev. Everett C., 78-131 Office of Federal Contract Compliance, Monroe, 79-51 Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. James, 79-143 78-14 Pleasant Hill, 80-13 Parks, Gordon, 78-88, 123; 79-36 Of Mice and Men, 78-7; 79-27, 36, Portland, 78-142-43 Parnell, Kenneth, 80-60, 79, 80 59; 80-62, 77 Roseburg, 80-51-52 Parrish, Larry, 78-66, 68, 101, 125, 146; O'Grady, James E., 78-149 Salem, 79-82, 86 79-1, 15-17, 37, 39, 87, 123; 80-63 O'Hair, Madalyn Murray, 80-16 Organization of American Historians, "Parrish law," 79-1, 15-17 O'Hara, Frank, 79-108 80-86 Pascale, Daniel, 78-99 Oh! Calcutta!, 78-21, 40, 41, 78 O'Reilly, Kathleen F., 80-69 Pashman, Morris (Justice), 78-121; 79- Ohio: Orlando Sentinel Star, 80-133 136 Akron, 80-80 Orlov, Irina, 78-103 Pasolini, Pier Paolo, 78-58 Cincinnati, 78-21, 28, 98; 79-86-87; Orlov, Yuri, 78-103 Paton, Lori, 79-33, 139 80-129, 137 Orr, Preston Lee, 80-80 Patriarca, Raymond L. S., 79-33, 55, Cleveland, 78-14-15, 18, 21, 145 Orr, Ruth, 79-143 136 Columbus, 78-41-42, 95; 79-54-55; 80- Orrefice, Peter, 78-9 Patrick, Jean, 78-6 104 O'Shaughnessy, Pamela, 79-30 "Patterns in the Censorship of Continental, 80-62, 77 Ossining Citizen Register, 80-105 Children's Materials," 79-25-26, Garfield Heights, 80-107 "Other Side of Hell, The," 78-40 40-41 Mansfield, 79-55 O'Toole, Barbara, 80-129 Patterson, Eugene, 78-42-43 North Jackson, 80-51, 77 Ouellette, Dr. Paul, 79-69, 89, 90 Patterson, Rev. Jim, 80-51-52 Sharonville, 78-19 Oui, 78-41; 80-32, 63, 130, 137 Paul, Robert, 79-84 Toledo, 79-62 Our American Government and Politi­ Paulus, Norma, 80-87 Warren, 78-11 cal System, 80-37 Pavsner, Susan M., 80-115-17 Yellow Springs, 80-32 Our American Minorities, 80-37 PBS, see Public Broadcasting System Ohio Association of Broadcasters, Our Bodies, Ourselves, 78-6, 7, 53-54, Peck, Max, 78-137 78-18 57, 75-76, 88, 106, 133, 137-38, 145; Peckinpaugh, Bartley, 78-19 Ohio Bar Association, 78-18 79-27, 75, 76, 111; 80-107 Peeka the Traffic Light, 79-5 Ohio Liquor Control Commission, 80- Our Legal Heritage, 80-37 Peet, Bill, 79-5 137 Our Own, 80-75, 97 Pegasus, 79-51 Ohio Northern University, 80-71 Ourth, John, 80-94 Pegg, Mary, 79-76-77 Ohio shield law for reporters, 79-54-55 Owens, Carol, 79-75 Peking Daily, 80-3 OKC Corporation, 80-80 Owens, Fay, 78-7 Pektus, Viktoras, 78-114 O'Keefe, James (Justice), 78-41 Owens, John, 80-9 Pell, Wilbur F., Jr., 78-94 O'Kelley, William (Justice), 80-103, 137 Owens, Mary Ann, 78-118 Pelton, Warren J., 79-59

19 P. E. N. American Center, 79-18; 80-10, Pig War, 79-5 Press, Richard, 79-84 33 Pilcher, Annette, 80-96 PrettyBaby, 78-82, 101;80-101 Penard, Jim, 78-57 Pill Versus the Spring Hill Mine Preyer, Richardson, 78-23, 77-78, 130; feninsu/a Clarion, 80.60 Disaster, The, 79-11 80-85 Penn, Ruth, 79-5 Pink Triangle Press, 78-130 Price, Leontyne, 79-137 Pennington, Joe, 79-10, 52 Pinkus, William, 78-16 Price, Richard, 79-143 Pennsylvania, 80-126 Pittman, James E., Jr., 78-64 Prince Georges County Coalition for Clayton, 80-128 Pittman, John, 80-51, 61 Children, 78-6 Easton, 78-34 Pitzer, Donald, 79-137-38 Prince Georges County Memorial Erie, 80-75, 131 Pitzer, Susan, 79-137-38 Library, 78-6 Harrisburg, 78-92-93; 79-57; 80-57 Planned Parenthood, 79-50 Princeton Packet, 78-94 Media, 79-51 Plath, Sylvia, 80-66 Princeton University, 80-36, 39-40 Mount Pleasant, 78-17 Playboy, 78-40, 41, 100, 143, 146; 79-39, Pring, Kim, 80-17 Oil City, 78-7 41; 80-32, 63, 130, 131 Prisoner of War-Six Years in Hanoi, Philadelphia, 78-8, 9, 13-14, 19, 31, Player, 80-32 79-146 42, 123-24, 145; 79-56-57, 60-61, Playgirl, 78-99, 80-32, 130 Prisoners Union, 79-136 111, 113, 138; 80-8-9, 13, 14, 39, Playing for Time, 80-21, 123-24 Pritchard, Gerald, 80-67 56-57,64, 81, 133, 136 Pledge of Allegiance, 78-17; 79-4, 18, Pritchard, Harold, 80-100 Pittsburgh, 79-9; 80-106, 140 54; 80-33 Privacy Journal, 80.111, 113 Quakertown, 80-82-83 Ploude, Rev. Thomas E., 80-12 Pro-Family Forum, 80-107 Southeastern Greene, 80-100 ''Plutonium: Element of Risk,'' 78~9 Professional Standards Review Organi­ Springfield, 80-136 Pocketbooks, 80-127 zations (PSROs), 78-93-94 Pennsylvania Human Rights Commis­ Point, The, 80-77 Progressive, 79-46, 97, 108, 117, 126, sion, 79-107 Point Loma College, 80-77 130; 80-21, 22, 140 Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, 80- Point Reyes Light, 79-114 Project Censored, 79-97; 80-69 39 Poland, 78-44-45; 79-4, 19 Promise ofDemocracy, The, 80-37 Penthouse, 78-14, 42, 125, 143; 79-39, Poletti, Cardinal Ugo, 78-77 Protteau, Jan, 80-6, 40 41; 80-17-18, 32, 63, 83, 103-104, 130, Policeman Small, 79-5 Provencher, Alice, 79-59 131 "Police Woman," 78-140 Providence Journal, 79-33, 55, 136 Penthouse International, 80-63, 101, 134 Politi, Leo, 79-5 Proxmire, William, 79-35, 106-107 People in Groups, 80-37 Political Animal, The, 79-133 Psychology Today, 79-104 People magazine, 79-135 "Politics and Humor of Woody Allen, Public Broadcasting Act of 1967, "People-Places-Things," 79-60 The," 78-59 80-62 People v. Ca/bud, Inc., 80-83 Politics and Markets, 78-55 Public Broadcasting Service, 78-16, 39, Peoria Journal-Star, 79-8 Pollack, Milton (Justice), 79-114; 80-63 59; 79-14, 57, 60, 66; 80-71-72, 88, Peraino, Louis, 79-37, 61; 80-63-64 Pollock, Lawrence}., 79-112 96 Percy, Charles, 78-134; 79-70, 93 Ponomareff, Guyla, 80-97 Public Broadcasting System, 78-9 Perk, Ralph J., 78-21 Ponsor, Michael, 78-96 Public Citizen Litigation Group, 78- Perkins, Al, 79-5 Pony Express, The, 80-100-101 23 Perlmutter, Nathan, 80-123-24 Popov, Yevgney, 79-43 Public Citizens Health Research Group, Pertschuk, Michael, 78-143; 79-14-15, Popovich, Zoran (Justice), 80-140 78-32, 38, 93; 79-136; 80-36, 78 42 Portland Oregonian, 80-87 Public Media Center, 80-40 Peru Educators Association, 78-119 Portnoy's Complaint, 78-6 Public Telecommunications Pro- Pesonen, David, 79-31 Posner, Rabbi Philip, 78-66, 97 gramming Endowment, 78-131 Peter Pan, 78-144 Postol, Theodore, 79-126 Puglia, Robert (Justice), 79-54 Petersen, Dr. Joergen Bruun, 80-131 Potter, David, 79-6, 36-37, 143 Pumpkin Patch, 79-5 Peterson, John 0., 78-18 Pottorf, Ray, 80-76 Puner, Helen, 79-5 Peter's Policeman, 79-5 Poussaint, Alvin, 80-14 Pursuit ofHappiness, The, 78-7 Petras, John, 80-138 Powell, Edward M., 80-76 Putnam, Jack, 79-146 Petrillo, George, 78-94 Powell, James, 78-38 Pylman, John, 78-56 Petrovics, Eugene, 80-127 Powell, Louis F., Jr. (Justice), 78-90, Pettine, Raymond J. (Justice), 78-129; 91, 92, 101, 106, 120, 139; 79-29, 52, 79-12, 33, 37, 55 105, 106, 137;80-53,54, 78 a Pettit, Foster, 78-40 Power Peddlers, The, 79-81 Qoboza, Percy, 78-2 PHASE (People Have a Say in Educa- "Powers That Be, The," 78-9; 79-31 Quakers, 79-95 80-107 80-132 tion), Powhatan Correctional Center, Quakertown Free Press, 80-82-83 Phelps, Joseph (Justice), 79-15 Prager, David (Justice), 78-1 Quigley, Andrew P., 78-4, 126 Philadelphia Bulletin, 78-123 Prairie State College, 80-129 Philadelphia Community Cable Coali- Pratt, George C. (Justice), 79-32, 129 tion, 79-10 Pratt, John H. (Justice), 78-141; 79- R Philadelphia County Council of 54, 81, 114 Jewish War Veterans, 78-124 Pregerson, Harry, 80-26, 42 Raat, Gerald H., 79-49 Philadelphia Inquirer, 78-8; 80-133 Prelutsky, Jack, 79-76, 111 Rabbit, 79-5 Phillips, Elizabeth, 79-6, 11, 22, 37, 75, Prentice Hall Publishing Company, Raby, Harold J. (Justice), 79-81 125-26, 129, 143;80-29 78-126; 80-41 Racicot, Marc, 78-138 Phillips, George R. (Justice), 78-14 Presidential Libraries Act of 1955, 78- "Racism and Sexism Awareness Philpott, Emalee, 78-137 34 Resolution," 78-115-16, 129 Phipps, Michael, 78-88 Presidential Papers Act, 79-4 Racketeering Influence and Corrupt Piarowski, Albert R., 80-129 Presidential Recordings and Materials Organizations Law, 80-137 Pico, Steve, 80-94 Preservation Act of 1974, 79-32 Radical Education Project Bookstore, Pico v. Board of Education, 78-28, 68, Presidents Council District 25 v. Com­ 80-10 129; 79-129, 141-42; 80-94, 95 munity School Board No. 25, 78-127 Radio Telefis Eireann, 79-127

20 Radio Television News Directors As- Rhode Island: Ross, David (Justice), 78-94 sociation, 78-16; 79-18, 58 Glocester, 80-128 Ross, Pat, 80-94 Rady, Jim, 80-87 Kingston, 79-13 Ross, Robert, 79-13 Ragan, James E., 80-71 Portsmouth, 79-51; 80-100 Roswell Daily Record, 79-30 Raids and Searches, 78-61 Providence, 78-21, 99, 122, 125, 145; Roth, Steven, 79-39 Raisin in the Sun, 79-49 79-12, 33, 37, 87, 115; 80-104 Rothman, David H., 78-68 Ramirez, Raul, 79-80 Westerly, 79-36, 59 Rowlett, Darrell, 80-96 Random House, 79-81; 80-2, 8, 21, 94 Woonsocket, 78-89 Roy, Elsijane Trimble, 80-15 Random House College Dictionary, 78- Rhode Island School of Design, 78-99, Royal Commission on Confidentiality of 10 125 Health Records, Canada, 79-43 Random House Dictionary of the Ribicoff, Abraham, 79-70 Rubin, David, 79-28 English Language-College Edition, Rice, Rev. Chuck, 80-51 Rubin, Ellis, 78-22, 140 79-71, 72, 92 Richards, Gary L., 80-101 Rubin, Irv, 80-123 Rapid City Journal, 80-9 Richards, Raymond, 78-15 Rubine, Allen P ., 79-12 Reaper, 80-138 Richardson, Edwin, 80-84 Rufe, William Hart, III (Justice), 80-82 Rash, Don, 79-76 Richardson, R. L., 80-60 Runaway'sDiary, A, 78-31 Rauser, John, 78-8 Richardson, Vera, 79-27 Run, Shelley, Run, 79-49 Rauser, Ruby, 78-8 Richey, Charles R. (Justice), 78-93; 79- Russell, Donald, 79-5 Ray, Ellen R., 78-141 135; 80-58 Russell, Donald S. (Justice), 78-10 Reader for Writers, A, 78-61; 79-141 Richling, Theodore, 80-80 Russia, see Soviet Union Reader's Digest Association, 79-106 Richmond News Leader, 79-137; 80-10 Rutti, Ronald, 79-55 Reader's Digest Press, 79-35 Richmond Newspapers, Inc., 80-102 Reagan, Ronald, 78-33 Richmond Times-Dispatch, 79-137; 80- s Real Hole, 79-5 10 Reaves, Lee, 80-14 Rickman, Susan, 79-53 Sabo, Martin, 78-58, 65 Rechy, John, 79-134 Rietema, Wayne, 80-52 Sacramento Bee, 80-130 Redbook Report on Female Sexuality, Riggs, R. L. (Buddy), 80-15 Sacramento Union, 79-54, 80, 112 The, 78-88 "Rights in Conflict; the Library as Safire, William, 80-53 Reddick, Lawrence D., 78-19 Battleground," 80-91, 109-17 St. John's Journal, 80-84 Redden, Jim, 79-82, 86 Riley, William, 80-9 St. John's University, 80-84 Redford, Robert, 79-16 Rinaldi, Dominic S. (Justice), 78-32 St. Ledger, Dan, 80-11 Red Fox and His Canoe, 79-5 Ripley, Anthony, 80-11 St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 78-32; Redgrave, Vanessa, 80-21-22, 123-24 Ristaino, Mary Lou, 79-13; 80-1 80-34, 35 Red Pony, The, 80-62 Riverside Community Relations Com- St. Martin's Press, 78-54; 79-34 Red Sky at Morning, 79-15 mittee, 78-97 Sakharov, Andrei D., 78-103, 114, 150; Reems, Harry, 79-15, 61 Riverside Municipal Museum, 78-91 80-43 Regan, Eugene, 80-15 "Rizzo," 79-60 Sakkis, Gus, 79-76 Reher, Anne, 78-65-66 Rizzo, Frank, 78-19, 42, 123; 79-60 Salinger, J. D., 78-138; 80-100 Rehnquist, William H. (Justice), 78-38, Roberts, Ed, 80-103-104 Sallis, Charles, 79-137; 80-86 60, 90, 91, 101, 120; 79-28, 29, 78- Roberts, Eugene L., 80-133 Salo, 78-58, 65 79, 105, 106;80-53,54, 78 Roberts, Samuel J. (Justice), 78-93 Salsbury, Harrison, 80-83, 85 Reincarnation of Peter Proud, The, 79- Roberts, William H., III, 79-49 Salt Lake City Tribune, 79-131; 80-12, 108 Robeson, Paul, Jr., 79-115 17, 73, 74 Reineke, Charles, 80-6, 40, 55 Robinson, Aubrey (Justice), 79-12, 112 Salvail, Rhonda, 79-38, 69, 89 Reinhardt, John E., 79-19 Robinson Spottswood, III (Justice), Salvail v. Nashua Board of Education, Rendell, Edward G., 78-42 78-140 79-142 Rendleman, Douglas, 80-86 Robinson, Timothy S., 79-135 Sambo's of Ohio Inc., 79-62 Rene, Gerald, 79-85 Robson, Edwin A. (Justice), 78-17 San Antonio Express-News, 78-141 Renoir, Pierre Auguste, 79-88 Roche, Walter F., Jr., 80-132 Sanctu Susanna, 78-71 Renshaw, Dennis, 80-99 Rockefeller, David, 80-87, 88 Sanders, Barefoot (Justice), 80-16 Reporters Committee for Freedom of Rockwell, George Lincoln, 80-99 San Diego Union, 79-62; 80-126, 136 the Press, 78-10, 35, 68, 81, 95, 130, Rocky Mountain Magazine, 80-130 Sandler, Burton W., 78-18 136, 140, 142; 79-7, 8, 32, 52, 83, Rodriguez, Robert, 79-60 Sanford Evening Herald, 80-125 112; 80-10, 53, 70, 91, 103, 109, 126 Rogers, Don, 79-82 San Francisco Chronicle, 79-84, 112 Reproductive Services Inc., 79-52-53 Rogers, Leonard, 78-57 San Francisco Civil Service Com­ Republican National Committee, 80-78 Rogers, Richard, 79-30; 80-23 mission, 80-131 Republic of Transkei, The, 78-150 Rolling Stone, 79-116 San Francisco Examiner, 79-80-81; 80- "Resolution on Concentration of Rolling Stone Book of Portraits, The, 19 Ownership," 78-42 79-104 Sand, Leonard B. (Justice), 79-108 "Resolution on Non-Sexist Language," Rommel Drives Deep into Egypt, 79-11 Sanders, Ed, 79-18 78-27 Roney, Michael (Justice), 78-41 Sandstrom, Thad, 79-10 "Resolution on Racism and Sexual Roney, Paul (Justice), 79-140 Sangamon State University, 80-138 Awareness," 78-27 "Roots II," 79-76 Sangiacomo, Ann Louis, 80-80 Revenge of the Lawn, 79-11 Ropes of Sand, 80-126 San Mateo Times, 78-93 Revolutionary Communist Party, 80-16 Rosa, 79-5 Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, 79-65-66 Revolutionary Worker, 80-16 Rosa, Ted, 80-50 Satanic Bible, The, 80-101 Reynolds, John W. (Justice), 78-150 Rosemary's Baby, 79-108 Santillanes, David, 80-135 Reynolds, Lyn, 79-50 Rosenberg, Julius and Ethel, sons of, Saturday Night Fever (book), 78-56 Reynolds, William, 80-51 79-115 Saturday Night Live, 80-129 Rhea County News, 80-77 Rosenberg, Nathan, 78-125 Saturday Review, 80-29 Rhine, Joseph, 78-18 Rosengrin, Jack, 79-126 Saturday, the 12th of October, 78-31 Rhoads, JamesB., 78-110 Rosenthal, Benjamin, 80-51 Satz, Wayne, 80-108

21 Saudi Arabia, 80-71-72 Shapiro, Jonathan, 78-4 Smith, Albert J., 78-94 Savage Sands, 80-51 Sharp, Allen (Justice), 78-32; 80-35 Smith, Clayton J., 78-119, 138; 79-63, Saw Mill Valley Civic Association, 40,45,59,64,65 64 79-11 Sharp, Warrington (Justice), 78-90 Smith, Don, 78-88 Scarlet Letter, The, 79-42 Shattuck, John, 80-22 Smith, Elaine, 80-32 Scarry, Richard, 80-13 Shaw, Stanford, 78-89, 98 Smith, Irma R. (Justice), 78-95 SCETV, 80-72 Shcharansky, Anatoly, 78-103, 114, Smith, John Lewis (Justice), 78-17, 35, Schaap, William H., 78-141 128; 79-43 95; 79-8, 11 Schaffer, Jan, 80-133 Shea, Donald F. (Justice), 78-129; 79-12 Smith, Kirk (Justice), 78-41 Schifferman, Robert P. (Justice), 80-26, Sheehan, Curtis, 79-60 Smith, Matthew, 79-84 42 Sheehan, John F., 79-37 Smith, Matthew J., 79-13 Schlafly, Phyllis, 78-133, 138 Sheehan, Michael J., 78-31 Smith, Mike, 78-138, 144 Schlessinger, June, 79-59 Sheehan, Neil, 80-8 Smith, Orma (Justice), 79-137; 80-86 Schmid, Chris, 80-39 Sheer, Marlo, 79-69, 89, 90 Smith, Robert, 79-37 Schmutz, Fred, 80-14 Shelkrot, Elliot, 78-27 Smith, Robert Ellis, 80-111-15 Schneider, Phillip L., 78-9 Shelledy, JamesE., 78-10 Smith, Robert M., 80-135 Schoch, George Y. (Justice), 78-94 Shenefield, John H., 80-86 Smith, Scott, 80-77 Schoen, Rodric, 80-17 Sherman, Arthur J., 78-125 Smith Act, 78-5, 21, 25; 80-25 Scholastic Scope, 78-119 Sherman, Ruty, 80-13 Smitha, W. 0., 80-6 Schriefer, Geraldine, 80-138 Sherrill, Russell, 78-41 Smithsonian Institution, 78-101; 79-33 Schrodt, Wolfgang, 78-94 Shiel, John T., 78-145 Smokey, 79-5 Schulte, Anthony S., 78-104; 80-21 Shihab, Aziz, 78-141 Smut, 78-15 Schultz, Ken, 80-61 "Shooting of Big Man: Anatomy of a Snapping: America's Epidemic of Schultz, William J ., 78-143; 79-53-54 Criminal Case, The," 79-112 Sudden Personality Change, 79-110, Schumacher, Bernadine, 80-138 Shooting Stars, 79-104 135 Schuster, Donna W., 79-8, 9 Show Me!, 78-54; 79-34; 80-14, 127 Snepp, Frank, 78-22, 67, 100, 124; Schwab, Joseph J., 79-97 Shrewsbury Daily Register, 80-82 79-81, 110; 80-48, 53, 54, 85, 126 Schwartz, Arthur, 78-36; 80-39 Shrinking ofTreehorn, 79-5 Snyder, Hazel Hoover, 80-50-51, 75 Schwartz, Murray M. (Justice), 79-136 Shuman, George, 80-50 Soble, Jack, 79-106 ''Science of Creative Intelligence- Shumway, Sharon, 80-12, 29, 73, 74, 89 Socialist Workers Party, 78-122; 79-53, Transcendental Meditation,'' 79- Siddons, Anne River, 78-7 139 56-57 Sieg, Terence Y., 80-130 Society of Professional Journalists, Scones, Eva, 79-13 Siegelman, James, 79-110, 135 Freedom of Information Committee, Scott, Charles R. (Justice), 80-15 Sigma Delta Chi, 79-58; 80-57, 91, 109 80-85 Scott, Walter, 80-13 Silas Marner, 79-6 Sofos, Kiriaki, 78-19 Scott County Concerned Citizens, 78-7 Silber, John R., 78-63-64; 79-60 Soledad Prison, 79-136 Scottsdale Community College, 79-27 Silver, Daniel B., 79-94 Soledad Star News, 79-136 Screw, 78-15; 79-15 Silverman, Myron, 80-80 Soles, John A., 78-30 Scruples, 80-51 Silvius, Jean, 78-58 Solomon, Jay, 78-68 Seagrav~s. Roy W., 78-93 Sime, Mary Jane, 79-6 Solomon, Joel W., 78-109, 110 Seay, Norman, 80-7 Simmons, Doris, 79-59 Solterman, Charles, 80-77 Seberg, Jean, 79-131 Simmons College School of Library Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 78-114 Secret Service, 78-56 Science, 78-4 Somebody's Darling, 80-51 Secret Tunnel, 79-5 Simon, Sidney, 79-63 Sonoma State University, 80-69, 87, 89 Securities and Exchange Commission, Simonson, Archie E., 78-95-96; 79-56 Sophie's Choice, 80-2 80-22 Simonson, Mary, 79-5 Soul On Ice, 78-67; 79-26, 75, 104, Seegers, Sidney, 80-76 Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust 141; 80-6, 50 Sefick, John, 80-38, 124 Studies, 80-21,22, 123 Sound and the Fury, The, 79-42 Segal, George, 80-124 Simpson, Michael, 78-138; 80-103 South Africa, 78-2, 77, 149-50; 79- Segal, Rebecca, 78-31; 80-13 Simpson, Smith, 79-109 147; 80-2, 126 "Selling of Colonel Herbert, The," 78- Sims, Donald, 80-101 "South Africa: A Time for Change," 12 Sims, John C., 79-39, 110 78-149 Senator, The, 80-76 Sinclair, Thomas (Justice), 80-78-79 "South African Experience, The," 78- Sendak, Maurice, 79-26 Sinclair, Upton, 80-76 45 Sensuous Woman, The, 78-57 Singleton, John V. (Justice), 78-145; South African Mosaic: A Pictorial Separate Peace, A, 80-62 80-108 Ensemble, 78-150 SEPTA, 80-64 Sir, 80-137 South Carolina, 80-20, 72 Serpico, 79-49 "60 Minutes," 78-33, 63, 79-14, 78, Charleston, 80-57 "Seven Dirty Words You Can't Say on 138; 80-60, 88 South Carolina Educational Television Television, The," 79-84 Skerritt, Nancy, 79-85 Network, 80-72 Seventeen Gerbils of Class 4A, The, Sklar, Dusty, 79-31; 80-58 South Dakota, 78-68; 79-1, 15-17; 80- 78-30, 65 Skorpen, Liesel, 79-5 83 "Seven Words You Never Hear on Slaughterhouse-Five, 78-67; 79-141; 80- Aberdeen, 80-84 TV," 78-89 51 Huron, 80-82 "Sexually Active Students Fail to Use Slave Dancer, The, 80-32 Pierre, 78-144; 80-9 Contraception," 78-10 Sleep Two, Three, Four, 78-6 Rapid City, 79-57 Seymour, Dorothy, 79-5 Sloan, Suzanne, 78-98-99 Sioux Falls, 79-88; 80-61 Seyworth, Robert, 79-84 Slocum, Grace, 78-27 South Dakota Citizens for Decency, Shabazz, Kaleem, 78-65 Slovak, Cyndy, 80-62 79-1, 16 Shadur, Krupp & Miller, 80-130 Sloviter, Delores, 80-8 South Dakota Library Association, Shakespeare, William, 79-6; 80-76, 77 Small, William J., 78-130 79-16 Shannon, Terry, 79-5 Smelkinson, Arthur E., 80-52 South Dakota State Library, 78-144

22 South Dakota State Library Associa­ Stewart, Potter (Justice), 78-37, 38, 76, Taxpayer Compliance Measurement tion, 78-144 81, 90, 91, 92, 102-103, 106, 120, Program, 79-81 South East Pennsylvania Transit 139, 147; 79-52, 78, 105, 107, 137; Taylor, Bill, 79-16 Authority, 80-136 80-33, 53, 54, 78 Taylor, H. C. (Justice), 79-137; 80-10 South Korea, 78-77 Stewart, Nora, 78-7 Taylor, Jack, 80-60 Southwestern Alternate Media Project Stirling, Mora, 80-128 Taylor, Richard Henry Caldwell, 80-102 (SW AMP), 80-67, 99 Stockwell, John R., 80-48 Taylor, William (Justice), 79-113-14 Sovereign News Company, 78-15, 145 Stoker, Bram, 79-77 Teamsters for a Democratic Union Soviet Mission, Manhattan, 19-114; 80- Stone, William C., 80-79 (TDU), 79-54 63 Stoner, J. B., 78-134; 79-57 Teamsters Union, 79-54 Soviet Union, 78-103, 114, 128, 150; Stork, Carl, 80-134 Tease, Claude L., 80-79 79-19, 43, 146-47; 80-43 Story, Carl, 80-81 Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Spain, 78-46, 76 Story About Ping, 79-5 Moon, 78-7, 39, 58 Spaulding, Cardell, 80-38 Story ofFerdinand, 79-5 Tel-Med service, 79-37 Speaker . .. A Film About Freedom, Straughan, Howard, 80-72-73 Ten Commandments, 80-79 The, 78-26, 46 Street, John, 79-31 Tennessee, 78-68; 79-15, 123 Spear, Dyke, 78-21 Strick, Joseph, 79-127 Chattanooga, 79-82 Speas, Edwin M., Jr. (Justice), 78-36 Strickland, Ted, 80-134, 139 Clarkville, 80-9 Spero, Rev. Anthony, 79-13 Strul, Gene, 78-12 Dayton, 80-77 Spokane Chronicle, 80-75 Strzyzewski, Tomasz, 78-44 Gate City, 78-7 Spooner, Mark, 79-112 Student as Nigger, The, 78-10 Kingsport, 78-118 Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manu- Student Coalition for Gay Rights, 80-9 Memphis, 78-66, 146, 148; 79-37, facturers Institute, 79-81 Student Critic, The, 79-64 61, 139;80-63-64, 139 Spotlight, 79-84 Student Defender, 78-122 Murfreesboro, 80-14 Spray, Deborah, 80-77, 84 Student Press Law Center, 78-10, 138; Nashville, 78-101, 125; 79-87; 80-130 Springfield News-Leader, 80-61-62 80-76, 103, 126 Tennessee Library Association, 78-101, Sprinkle, Richard P. (Justice), 80-104- Stueart, Robert D., 78-4 125, 129; 79-87, 123; 80-96 105 Stupka, Marvin, 80-52 Tennessee State Board of Education, Sroke, Carol, 78-97-98 Sturgis, Wallace, Jr., 80-133 80-96 Stancliff, Lawrence, 78-6 Sturman, Reuben, 78-145 Teresa Burnau v. Warsaw Community Standing, Patrick L., 80-75, 97 Sturtz, Larry, 80-104 Schools, 80-64-65 Stanford, George, 79-126 Stuyvesant Voice, 78-59 Terkel, Studs, 78-89, 123; 80-33 Stanford Daily, 78-37, 81; 79-78 Stylianos, Thomas, 79-69, 89 Texas, 78-133; 79-52, 72, 92; 80-11, 123 Stanford University, 79-42 Styron, William, 80-2 Austin, 79-36, 82 Staniforth, Robert 0. (Justice), 78-125 Suffolk County Library Association, Blue Mound, 78-56-57 Stanley, Jerry, 78-39 78-28 Brownsville, 80-136 Stapleton, Ruth Carter, 78-21 Suffolk School Library Media Associa- Dallas, 78-40; 79-34, 35, 113-14; 80- Star Company, 80-80 tion, 78-28 16, 80, 84-85 Starkweather, Van Allen, 80-12, 16 Sullivan, Diane, 79-59 El Paso, 80-99 "Star-Spangled Banner," 80-124-25 Sullivan, Donald, 79-29 Farmers Branch, 78-144 Star Wars, 80-131 Sullivan, Lori, 79-59 Fort Worth, 80-101 State Institutions for Higher Learning, Sullivan, Mark A. (Justice), 80-82 Houston, 78-19, 35-36; 79-140-41; 80- 80-122 Sullivan, Tom, 80-128 72, 108 State News, The, 80-100 Summe, Anne, 78-138; 79-64; 80-65 Lubbock, 80-17 Steaks Unlimited, 80-81 Summer of '42, 79-27 Mesquite, 80-139 Steckler, William E. (Justice), 79-84 Sumpter, Kathleen, 78-89 Orange, 80-136 Steel Papers, The, 80-98 Sun Myung Moon, Rev., 79-31, 51; Plainview, 78-88 Steigers, Arly, 78-31 80-54 San Antonio, 78-123, 141 Stein, Gerald, 80-7 Sunshine, Michael, 80-100 San Antonio, 80-106 Stein, Lynn, 80-103 Suppe, Frederick, 79-115 Waco, 80-62 Stein, Melvyn E., 80-58 Supreme Court, see U.S. Supreme Court Texas State Commissioner of Educa- Stein, Scott C., 79-34 Suriano, Dominic, 80-104 tion, 78-70 Stein, Susan, 80-103 Susskind, David, 80-79 Texas State Textbook Committee, 78-69 Steinbeck, John, 79-59; 80-52, 77 Swan, Mr. and Mrs. Harry, 78-11 Textbooks on Trial, 78-72 Steinem, Gloria, 80-23, 97, 107 Swapp, Morris F., 79-49, 75, 131; 80- Thank You, Masked Man, 80-129 Stenger, Richard, 78-31 12, 29, 73, 74,89 Then Again, Maybe I Won't, 78-57 Stepford Wives, The, 78-119; 79-63; Swearingen, M. Wesley, 79-66 Theological Position, A, 78-65 80-40, 66 Switzerland, 79-19 These United States, 80-37 Stepping Into the Future: Education for Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, 79-25 They'll Never Make a Movie Starring South African Black, Coloured and Synanon Foundation, 79-114; 80-57-58 Me, 80-51 Indian People, 78-150 Things You See, 79-5 Sterling, Ross N. (Justice), 78-150 T Thomaier, Alan, 79-38, 69, 89 Sterne, Joseph R. L., 80-85 Thomas, Margaret Hanratty, 78-22 Stets, John, 80-100 Tabalina Productions Inc., 78-18 Thomas, Piri, 78-84 Stevens, John Paul (Justice), 78-59-60, Take Off, 80-67 Thomas, William, 80-70 81, 90, 91, 92, 101, 120; 79-29, 79, Talbot, Joann, 80-131 Thomas, William F., 79-112 105, 107;80-53,54, 78, 102 Tamm, Edward (Justice), 79-113 Thomas, William J., 79-14 Stevens, Mark, 79-14 Tarzan movies, 80-101 Thompson, James R., 78-3 Stevenson, John Paul, 79-137 Tate & Lyle, 78-45 Thompson, Tommy, 78-76 Steward, H. Dean, 80-126 Tauro, Joseph L. (Justice), 78-3-4, 113, Thomson, Meldrim, Jr., 78-92 Steward, Margaret, 79-59 125-28; 79-3; 80-94 Thornberry, Homer (Justice), 80-63 Stewart, Larry, 79-27 Taxi Girls, 80-104 Thornton, Gregory L., 80-130

23 Three Mile Island, 79-97; 80-57, 88 Umansky, Martin, 78-144 U.S. Navy, 80-5, 54, 124-25, 135 Thurmond, Strom, 80-20 UNESCO, 79-19; 80-67 U.S. News & World Report, 79-8-9, 54 Tidewater Artists Association, 78-118 Ungerer, Tomi, 79-5 U.S. Office of Education, 79-99, 123-24 Tidwell, Ernest (Justice), 80-55 Unification Church, 79-31, 51; 80-54, 88 U.S. Office of Management and Budget Tiger Tales, 80-65 Union Oil Company, 78-121, 124 (OMB), 78-23 Tilford, Mike, 80-138 Union-Tribune Publishing Company, U.S. Park Police, 79-9 Timbers, William H. (Justice), 79-34 80-60 U.S. Postal Service, 78-100; 79-83-84; Time Inc., 78-141; 80-57-58 Unitarian Universalist Association, 79- 80-87 Time magazine, 78-137; 79-8-9; 80-57 88 U.S. Senate, 78-21, 25, 129-30; 79-29, Times Mirror Company, 78-18, 94 United Artists, 79-35 66, 70,93, 106-107 Tim in Danger, 79-5 United Church of Christ, 78-131 Intelligence Committee, 80-85, 86, Tin Drum, The, 80-101 United Nations, 80-87 125-26 Tiny's Big Umbrella, 79-5 United Nations Educational, Scientific Judiciary Committee, 78-5, 20; 79-43; To Kill a Mockingbird, 78-31; 80-62 and Cultural Organization, see 80-126 Toland, John, 79-146 UNESCO Subcommittee on Administrative Tommy (film), 78-89; 79-35 United Nations Security Council, 78-2 Practice and Procedures, 78-68 Tone, Philip E. (Justice), 80-81 United Presbyterian Church, 79-88, 140 U.S. State Department, 78-17, 35, 95, "Tonight Show, "80-16 United Press International, 78-96; 79- 141; 79-8, 86, 109; 80-53 Too Many Bozos, 79-5 56, 146; 80-60 U.S. Steel, 80-75 Toronto Globe and Mail, 78-45, 82; United States, The, 80-37 U.S. Supreme Court, 78-16, 22, 37-38, 79-43 U.S. Air Force, 78-93; 80-54 54, 63, 66, 83, 84, 93, 94, 95, 99, Torrice, Doris, 78-10 U.S. Archivist, 78-78 124, 141, 142; 79-10, 35, 41, 58, 78-79 Tortomasi, Jean, 78-118 U.S. Army and Air Force Exchange 83, 110, 137; 80-10-12, 25, 36, 59, To Sir, with Love, 80-51 Service, 79-141 82, 115 Total Sex, 78-40 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 80-75 U.S. Supreme Court decision, 78-10, 32- Toth, Robert C., 79-43 U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and 33, 59-60, 81, 90-92, 101-103, 105- Touching, 80-11, 33 Firearms, 78-61 106, 120-21, 129, 130, 134, 139, 149; Tower Publications, 79-138 U.S. Civil Service Commission, 78-93 79-8-9, 15, 18, 28-29, 38, 42, 52-53, Town Crier, 78-8 U.S. Congress, 78-21, 25, 42, 129; 79- 94, 103, 105-108, 124-25; 80-8, 33, 53- Toy Manufacturers of America, 79-14 4, 19, 29, 32, 95; 80-54 55, 78, 102-103, 132 Trachtman, Jeff, 78-59 House Communications Subcommit­ Aptheker v. Secretary of State, 80-11 Trade Secrets Act, 79-79 tee, 78-19 Bellows Falls Co. v. State, 79-90 Trammell, George W., III, 79-79 House Criminal Justice Subcomit­ Bell v. Wolfish, 79-79 Trast, Richard P., 79-76 tee, 78-51; 80-47 Bishopv. Wood, 79-145 Traugott, Richard, 78-89 House Government Operations Com­ Blountv. Rizzi, 80-20 Trautwein, Theodore (Justice), 78-121 mittee, Subcommittee on Govern­ Branzburgv. Haynes, 78-139; 79-94 Travels of Babar, 79-5 ment Information and Individual Brown v. Glines, 80-54 Traverse City Record Eagle, 79-8 Rights, 78-22-23, 77, 130, 134, 149; Central Hudson Gas and Electric Treaster, Joseph B., 78-43 80-85 Corporation v. Public Services Tropic of Cancer, 78-6 House Intelligence Committee, 78- Commission ofNew York, 80-102 Tresselt, Alvin, 79-5 149; 80-48, 125-26 Chryslerv. Brown, 79-77-78 Trimble, John, 79-51 House Judiciary Committee, 78-20 Cohen v. California, 78-128; 79-90 Trimble, Patrick E., 80-34 House Subcommittee on Communica­ Consolidated Edison Company of Trimble, Preston (Justice), 80-60 tions, 78-131 New York v. Public Service Com­ Trinity Lutheran Church, 80-7 House Un-American Activities Com­ mission ofNew York, 80-102 Trotter, Virginia, 79-84 mittee, 78-43, 44 Epperson v. Arkansas, 78-127; 79- Trout Fishing in America, 79-11 see also U.S. Senate 103, 124-25, 144 Truck, Lorne, 80-42 U.S. Customs Service, 78-22 Farrelly v. Timberland Regional Trudeau, Gary, 79-112 U.S. Department of Agriculture, 78- School District, 79-90 Tschantz, Bruce A., 79-117 68; 80-57 Federal Communication Commission T. S. R. Hobbie, Inc., 80-77 U.S. Department of Commerce, 78-68 v. Midwest Video, 79-79 Tubby and the Lantern, 79-5 U.S. Department of Defense, 78-68, 93; Federal Communications Commis­ Tucci, John, 80-99 79-79 sion v. National Citizens Commit­ Tucker, Rev. Tom, 80-61 U.S. Department of Energy, 78-137; tee/or Broadcasting, 78-121 Tuesday Blade, 80-51 79-116, 126 Federal Communications Commission Tuite, Patrick, 80-83 U.S. Department of Health, Education v. Pacifica Foundation, 78-120, Tune, Tommy, 79-112 and Welfare, 78-11, 38; 79-62, 91, 134; 79-90-91 Tunisia, 79-19 123; 80-15 Federal Open Market Committee of Turner, John, 79-75-76 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the Federal Reserve System v. Turner, Stanford, M., 78-22 see Environmental Protection Agency Merrill, 79-107 Turner, Stansfield, 78-43 U.S. General Accounting Office, 79-3-4 First National Bank of Boston v. Tussman, Joseph, 78-86, 107-108 U.S. General Services Administration, Bellotti, 78-90-91 Twain, Mark, 79-6 78-34, 68, 91, 109; 79-32, 58, 60, 134 Forsham v. Harris, Secretary of Two Is a Team, 79-5 U.S. Government Printing Office, 78- Health, Education and Welfare, Two Queens ofHeaven, 80-6 137 80-53 United States Government: The People Gannett v. DePasquale, 79-106, 137; u Decide, 80-37 80-5, 9, 10, 34, 102, 104, 133 U.S. Justice Department, 78-32, 37, 38, Givhan v. Western Line Consolidated Udall, Morris, 79-42 63, 67, 81, 100; 79-12, 29, 38, 42, :56 School District, 79-28 Uhl, Peter, 80-22 130, 138; 80 -22-23, 33, 48, 86, 122, Griswoldv. Connecticut, 80-19 Ulcickas, Frank, 79-69 135 GTE Sylvania v. Consumers Union, Ulysses, 79-127 U.S. Marine Corps, 80-54 80-78

24 Herbertv. Lando, 79-78, 94; 80-5 U.S. Veterans Administration, 78-143 Vatican, 78-77 Houchinsv. KQED, 78-120 United Way, 80-17 Vawter, Richard Q., 78-68 Hutchinson v. Proxmire, 79-107 Universal Press Syndicate, 79-112; 80- Velvet, 80-130 Keyishian v. Board of Regents of the 100 Veno, Carl, 80-82-83 University of the State of New University of Arkansas, 79-109 Vermont: York, 78-127; 79-103, 144; 80-10, University of California, Lawrence Burlington, 79-11, 22 19 Livermore Laboratory, 80-140 Chester, 78-31 Kissinger v. Reporters Committee for University of California at Berkeley, Vergennes, 79-6, 11, 22, 36-37, 75, Freedom of the Press, 80-53 79-51, 126 125-26, 129, 142-45; 80-29 Kleindienst v. Mandel, 79-145 Doe Library, 78-87, 89 Vermont Library Association, 79-22, Landmark Communications v. Vir- University of California-Los Angeles, 125-26 ginia, 78-90 78-87, 89, 98 Vernon Journal Inquirer, 80-12, 16 Lo-Ji Sales v. New York, 79-107 University of California-Santa Cruz, Verrone, Alexander, 78-62 Meyerv. Nebraska, 78-127; 80-19 80-77, 84 Very Little Girl, 79-5 Miller v. California, 79-87, 90, 141; University of Colorado, 78-92; Vettrus, Phyllis, 79-112 80-11, 64, 73 University of Georgia, 79-84; 80-35 Vila, Jaime, 79-30 Morrissey v. Brewer, 80-116 University of Iowa Library, 78- 137 Village Voice, 79-134; 80-22 N.A.A.C.P. v. Button, 80-11 University of Kansas, Spencer Library, Vinson, Thomas (Justice), 78-13 National Broadcasting Co., Inc. v. 78-97 Virginia, 79-53 FCC, 79-90 University of Kentucky, 79-77 Alexandria, 78-67, 100; 79-4, 18 New Hampshire Retail Grocers Asso­ University of Maryland, 79-13-14, 42, Arlington, 79-138 ciation v. State Tax Commission, 115 Charlottesville, 79-85-86 79-90 College of Library and Information Fairfax County, 78-119, 123; 80-103 New York Times v. Sullivan, 79- Service, 80-110 Mathews, 79-77 78; 80-5, 55 University of Minnesota, 78-58 Newport News, 79-110; 80-60 Niemi v. NBC, 78-60 Board of Regents, 80-135 Norfolk, 78-118 Nixon v. Warner Communications, Film Society of, 78-58 Richmond, 78-10, 57, 64; 79-7, 55, Inc., 78-91 University of Missouri, 78-60 81; 80-35, 38, 39 Paulv. Davis, 79-145 University of North Carolina, 78-41 Roanoke, 78-11 Pickering v. Board of Education of University of Pennsylvania, 79-9 State Farm, 80-132 Township High School District 205, University of Rhode Island, 79-13 Virginia Beach, 79-38; 80-5, 75, 97 79-125 University of Texas, 80-123 Virginia Department of Corrections, 78- Pinkus v. U.S., 78-91-92; 79-61 University of Texas of the Permian 64 President's Council, District 25 v. Basin, 79-115 Virginia Education Association, 78-11; Community School Board No. 25, University of Virginia, 79-85-86 79-77 79-90, 141, 142, 144, 145; 80-19 Unkefer, Duane, 78-99 Virginia Judicial Inquiry and Review Procunierv. Martinez, 80-19 Unmailable: Congress and the Post Commission, 78-37, 90 Pruneyard Shopping Center v. Office, 78-108-109 Virginia Library Association, 79-41 Robins, 80-102 Up the Down Staircase, 80-51 Virginian Pilot, 78-37, 90; 80-75 Red Lion Broadcasting Co. v. Federal U.S.S.R., see Soviet Union Vision Associates, 78-26, 46 Communications Commission, 79- Utah, 80-98 Visnic, Larry, 78-98 91 Brigham City, 80-124 Viva, 78-99 Richmond Newspapers, Inc. et al, v. Davis County, 80-127-28 Vogel, Robert, 79-115 Virginia et al., 80-102, 132, 133 Farmington, 80-52 Voice of Youth Advocates, 78-53, 136 Schneiderv. Irvington, 80-19 Heber City, 80-77 Volino, Nancy, 80-124 Secretary of the Navy v. Huff, 80-54 Ogden, 79-49 Vonnegut, Kurt, 78-84, 127 Shepherdv. Maxwell, 80-104 Provo, 78-66, 80-20 Vorster, John, 78-2 Shelton v. Tucker, 78-126, 142 St. George, 80-17 Smith v. California, 80-11 Salt Lake City, 78-15, 66-67, 100; Smith v. Daily Mail Publishing Co., 79-49, 75, 88, 131; 80-12, 29, 73- w 79-106 74, 85, 89, 137 Thornhill v. Alabama, 80-11 South Ogden, 80-131 Wachtler, Sol (Justice), 78-33; 80-8 Tinker v. Des Moines School District, Utah Holiday, 80-74 Wacker, Carol, 78-8 78-127-28; 79-112, 125, 144; 80- Utah Library Association, 79-49, 88; Wadlow, Thomas W., 79-115 19, 55 80-12, 73, 95, 109 Wadsworth Atheneum, 78-78 U.S. v. Ramsey, 78-22 Wagle, Lawrence S., 78-10-11 U.S. v. Snepp, 80-53-54 v Wagner, Lillie, 78-9 Village of Sc. ·imburg v. Citizens for Wakefield, Dan, 78-31, 39 a Beter Environment, 80-54 Vacavalley Star, 80-105 Wake Up, City, 79-5 i Virginia State Board of Pharmacy Vallee, Gabrielle, 79-65 Wake Up in Bed Together, 78-88 v. Virginia Citizens Consumer Vallery, Gerry, 79-60 Wald, Richard C., 80-57 Council, Inc., 79-90, 145; 80-19 Values Clarification, 79-63; 80-40 Walden Books, 78-40 Walterv. United States, 80-102 Van Ells, Neal, 78-18 Walker, Gerald, 79-134 Warden v. Hayden, 78-103 Van Graafeiland, Ellsworth A. (Justice), Walker, H. Thomas, 78-30-31 West Virginia Board of Education 79-34 Walker, Nancy, 80-20-21 v. Barnette, 78-127 Van Loan, Eugene, 79-136 Walker, Ralph A. (Justice), 78-140-41 Wisconsin v. Yoder, 78-105 Vance, Cyrus R., 79-83 Walker, Ruby, 80-50 Walston v. Reader's Digest Associa­ Vanities, 79-50-51 Wallace, Mike, 78-12; 79-78, 138; 80- tion, 79-106 Vanocur, Sander, 79-66 69 U.S. Treasury Department, Bureau of Van Slyke, Kenneth, 78-56 Wall Street Journal, 78-137; 80-80 Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, 79- Varela, Willie, 80-67, 99 Walnut Properties Inc., 78-18 81-82 Walsh, Denny, 80-130

25 Walt Disney Productions, 79-29 Webster's New World Dictionary of Wild and Crazy Guy, A, 79-61 Wanderers, The, 79-8, 11, 22, 36, 75, American Language, 78-70; 79-72, 92 Wild Bill's Family Restaurant Inc., 80- 143, 144, 145 Webster's New World Dictionary-Stu­ 60 Ward, Harry, 79-77, 110 dents' Edition, 79-72, 92 Wildcat Prowl, 79-53 Ward, Hiram H . (Justice), 79-53 Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dic- Wildmon, Rev. Donald, 80-130 Ward, Robert J. (Justice), 78-54; 79-34 tionary, 78-70; 79-72, 92 Wilkey, Malcolm R. (Justice), 78-140; Warner Books, 79-134, 139 We Can't Breathe, 78-6 79-32 Warner Bros., 78-17; 80-131 Wedgeworth, Robert, 80-95 Wilkins, D. Frank (Justice), 78-15 Warner Communications, 78-16 Weesner, Theodore, 80-32, 59, 124 Wilkinson, Bill, 80-5 Warner Robins Daily Sun, 80-34-35 Weidenfeld, Sheila, 79-97; 80-69 Wilkinson, James B. (Justice), 79-55 WaroftheFlea, The, 78-149 Weidinger, Herbert, 78-144 William Morrow & Co., 79-56 Warren, Eileen, 80-61-62 Weigand, Herbert, 78-87 William 0. Douglas: a Biography, 80- Warren, Gerald L., 80-136 Weigel, Stanley A. (Justice), 79-113 30-31, 41-42 Warren, Jesse, 80-16 Weikel, Thomas E., 79-55 William 0. Douglas Inquiry into the Warren, Merritt (Justice), 80-80 Weill, Robert (Justice), 79-135 State ofIndividual Freedom, 79-132 Warren, Rita, 78-38 Weinberg, Doron, 80-10-11 Williams, Bernard, 80-43 Warren, Robert (Justice), 79-56, 64, Weintraub, Jerry, 79-134 Williams, Don, 80-62 108, 130, 147 Weisberg, Harold, 78-35 Williams, Edward Bennett, 78-16 Warriors, The, 79-86 Weissbaum, Mark, 78-17 Williams, Eugene (Justice), 78-141 Warsaw Community Education Asso­ Weller, Arden, 80-62, 77 Williams, Rev. Evan R., 78-65 ciation, 80-65 Wellford, Harry W. (Justice), 78-66, Williams, Glen M. (Justice), 78-11 Warsaw Community Education Center, 146; 79-15, 37, 61 Williams, Gregory, 78-96, 124 79-64 .. We Love Our Children, 80-6-7 Williams, John L., 78-33 Warsaw Teachers Association, 78-119 Welu, Dr. Thomas, 80-108 Williams, Robert, 79-37 Warsaw Times-Union, 79-62-63; 80-65 Wenninger, Bernard, 79-50 Williams, Squire (Justice), 80-79 Washington, 78-3 West, E. Gordon (Justice), 78-36; Williams, Thomas E., 80-83 Issaquah, 78-133, 138, 144; 79-111 79-62 "Willie the Walrus," 78-101 Kent, 78-8-9; 79-111 West Bend Gallery of Fine Arts, 78- Willis, William R., 78-101 Kirkland, 79-104, 111 99 Wilner, Morton H., 79-9 Omak, 79-75-76 Weston Line Consolidated School Dis- Wilson, Frank W. (Justice), 79-82 Pullman, 79-112 trict, 79-28 Wilson, Jerry, 78-38 Renton, 79-76, 111 Western Union, 80-88 Wilson, John B., Jr. (Justice), 78-33 Seattle, 78-67 West Germany, 80-23 Wilson, Tom, 80-100 Snoqualmie, 79-85 West Islip Public Library, 78-6 Wimberly, Kent W., 80-(i(} Spokane, 80-75 Weston, Alan, 80-112 Winchell, Charles, 78-57 Vancouver, 80-37-38 Weston, John H., 78-18 Winchell, F. R., 78-118 Washington Ballot Initiative 335, 78-3 West Virginia, 79-10, 58 Winchester, Alex, 80-138 Washing ton County News, 80-17 Charleston, 78-21, 64, 121 Wingate College, 79-115 Washington D. C., 78-3, 9, 12-13, 17, Clarksburg, 78-15 Winslow, John, 80-61 34-35, 38, 92, 93-94, 100-101, 122, We, The American Women, 80-37 Winsor, Ernest, 78-(i(} 124, 139-40, 141, 143, 145; 79-8, 9, Wexler, V. I., 79-11 Winter, Harrison L. (Justice), 78-10 i2, i4-i5, 32, 33-34, 38-39, 54, 57, WGBH-TV, 78-134; 79-14; 80-71, 88 Winter, William, 80-122 58, 62, 81-82, 83-84, 86, 88, 109, Whalen, T. Harrison, 79-69 Wipple, Lawrence A. (Justice), 79-33 112-13, 114-15, 134, 135, 136; 80-15, What's Happening to Me?, 78-88 Wisconsin: 16, 17, 34, 40, 57, 58, 62, 83, 85-86, Wheat, Beverly, 79-15 Lacrosse, 80-85 129, 134, 135, 139-40 When Two Divide, 79-82 Madison, 80-104 Zoning Commission, 78-3 Where Are the Mothers?, 79-5 Milwaukee, 78-89, 95-96; 79-56, 108, Washington Education Association, 78- Where Did I Come From?, 78-88; 80- 140; 80-108 11 32 Montello, 80-77 Washington Library Association, 78-3, Where the Wild Things Are, 79-26 Sun Prairie, 79-59-(i() 129, 143 Whipple, Lawrence A. (Justice), 79- Wales, 78-123 Washington Metro, 79-12, 114 83, 139 Waukesha, 78-118 Washington Post, 78-37, 147; 79-42, 83, Whistle in the Graveyard: Folktales to Wauzeka, 78-97; 79-6 135, 138; 80-21, 54, 125 Chill Your Bones, 78-87 West Bend, 78-99 Washington Star, 79-138 White, Byron R. (Justice), 78-38, 59, 81, Wisconsin Association of Nursing Wasilewski, Vincent T., 78-131 90-91, 101, 102, 120, 139; 79-29, 78, Homes, 80-15 Waterman, Sterry R. (Justice), 80-63 79, 105;80-53,54, 78 Wisconsin State Journal, 78-96 Waupan Correctional Institution, Wis- White, Wendell, 80-(i(} Wiseman, Thomas A. (Justice), 80-9 consin, 80-22 Whitehead, Clay T., 78-59; 79-57, 66 Withers, Nancy, 79-27 Waxman, Henry, 80-62 White House Conference on Library WKBD-TV, 80-101 WBAI-FM, 78-38, 63; 79-84 and Information Services, 80-4 WMAQ-TV, 78-13 WBBM-TV, 78-13 White Power, 80-99 WNET-TV, 78-39-40 WBUR-FM, 78-63-64; 79-(i(} Whitesides, Evan, 80-5'2, 128 Woessner, Henry, 80-100 WBZ-TV, 80-14 Whitney, Alex, 79-5 Wojtowicz, Carmen, 78-17 WCKT-TV, 78-12 ''Who Owns America,'' 79-117 Wolf, Elaine, 78-138, 144 WDAS, 79-113 WHYY-TV, 78-9, 19, 39; 79-(i(} Wollenberg, Albert (Justice), 79-29 Weant, Edward 0., Jr. (Justice), 79-137 Wichita Eagle, 78-144 Wolman, Benson A., 80-38, 51 Wearly, W. L., 79-33 Widener, Don, 78-9; 79-31 Wolston, Ilya, 79-35, 106 Webb, Edward, 79-27 Wiehl, Roy, 80-86 Womack, Herman Lynn, 79-107-108 Webb, Joseph, 78-58 Wiese, Kurt, 79-6 Women against Pornography, 80-23 Webster, Alice, 80-129 Wifey, 80-72, 97 "Women and Men: American in Transi- Webster, William H. (Justice), 78-62 Wilcox, Laird M., 78-97 tion," 79-13

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