newsletter on intellectual ,.u freedom1 Co-editors: Judith F. Krug, Director, and James A. Harvey, Assistant Director, Office for , American Library Association

INDEX, VOLUME XXI, 1972

A Montgomery: Library sells "hidden" collection of porno­ graphic books, 16 ABC. See American Broadcasting Company Alameda County Library, 114 Abernathy, William H. (Judge),47 Alaska Abortion information, 15, 23, 65, 77, 78, 114, 119, 157, 167 Juneau: Reporter barred from unannounced meeting because Abshire, Bobby, 109 he refused to accept conditions for review of his copy, 108 ACA. See American Correctional Association Albini, James, 21 Ace Bookstore, 20 ALERTS. See Associated Library and Educational Research ACLU. See American Civil Union Team for Survival Acme Drive-In Theater, 158 Alfred A. Knopf, 115, 140 ADF. See American Documentary Films Alice in Wonder land, 46 ADL. See B'nai B'rith, Anti- League of Aliens in Our Midst, The, 10 Adult Book and Cinema Shop, 85, 163 Allain, Alex P., 126, 138, 141 Adult Bookstore, 168 Allende, Salvador, 62 Adult City News Shop, 109 Allen, George E., Sr., 116 Adult Theater, 42 Alley, John, 118 Advertisements All in the Family, 14 cause protest among newspaper pressmen, 129 AllYou Should Know About Drugs, 17 censored, 27 Alpert, Hollis, 79, 80 refused by student newspaper, 47 Alta Lorna High School, 97 refused for television, 129 Alternative, The, 91 refused for Alton, Joseph W., Jr., 60 X-rated movies, 76 Alvermann, Hans, 26 rejected by newspaper, 128 American Arbitration Association, 129, 170 rejected by newspapers, 119 American Association of Commerce Publications, 77 Aesthetics of , The, 95, 112 American Association of Law Libraries, 145, 146 Affluent Society, The, 147 American Association of Publishers, 43 African Heritage Dancers, 7 4 American Association of Sex Education Counselors 65 Agean, 18 American Bar Association, 1, 12, 20, 146, 166 ' Age of Keynes, The, 147 American Broadcasting Company, 14, 26, 165 Agitator: A Collection of Diverse Opinions from America's Not­ American Book Publishers' Council, 162 So-Popular Press, The, 18 American Union, 4, 38, 40, 44, 47, 57, 61, 90, 106, Agnew, Spiro T., 25, 63, 110, 132 113,144,146,167,169 AHIL. See American Library Association, Association of Hospital of Indiana, 156 and Institution Libraries of Minnesota, 92 Aksam, 94 of New Jersey, 167 Alabama of New York, 32, 120, 126, 158 Birmingham: Newspaper will no longer accept ads for X-rated of Ohio, 40-41 films, 128 of San Antonio, 91 Huntsville: Judge bans display of Confederate flag at school American Correctional Association, 143, 145, 146 functions, 21 American Documentary Films, 108

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1 American Heritage Dictionary, 95 Archibald, SamuelJ., 87 American Jewish Congress, 81 Areco, Jorge Pacheco, 24 American Justice Institute, 146 Aristophanes, 73 American Legion, 21, 79 Arizona American Libraries, 43, 52, 55, 141, 145 Phoenix: City magistrate refuses motion to declare a state American Library Association, 43, 49, 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 114, 125, statute unconstitutional, 45 138,139,140,141,143,146,150,151,155,162,171 Phoenix: Judge rules against theater operator, 45 American Association of School Librarians, 37, 50 State Supreme Court American Library Trustee Association, 37 upholds obscenity statute and outlines elements constituting Intellectual Freedom Committee of, 57 hard-core pornography, 20 Annual Conference Dallas, June 1971, 152 Tucson: Judge orders reinstatement of high school teacher, 45 Association of College and Research Libraries, 53, 56 Tucson: University president implies threat to editor on abor­ Association of Hospital and Institution Libraries, 143, 146 tion referral service ads, 15 Children's Services Division, 37 Yuma: Legal motion by booksellers challenges state obscenity Committee on Accreditation, 171 statute as unconstitutional, 168 Committee on Legislation, 43 Arizona Daily Wildcat, 15 Committee on Policy and Implementation, 56 Arizona, University of, 15,61 Council,37,43,50,51,53,56,138,139,140,141,152 Arkansas Executive Board, 37, 54, 55, 56, 139, 140 Little Rock: Newspaper denied access to police news, 41 Executive Director of, 53, 55 Texarkana: Newspaper editor prosecuted for reporting jury's Government Documents Round Table, 43, 151 findings, 83 Intellectual Freedom Committee, 30, 37, 43, 51, 52, 53, 56, 98, Arkansas Democrat, 41 135, 139-41, 143, 146, 151, 153, 160, 171 Arkansas Gazette, 8 legal counsel of, 55 Armbruster, Carl, 158 Library Administration Division, 53, 56 Arms Equal, 62 Midwinter Meeting, Chicago, January 1972, 37, 43, 139 Armstrong, Ed, 104 Midwinter Meeting, Los Angeles, January 1971,43, 51 Arnebergh, Roger, 101 Office for Intellectual Freedom, 10, 43, 49, 51, 52, 53, 97, 98, Art and Pornography, 112 132,139 Art Cinema Theater, 90 policies Free Access to Libraries for Minors, An Interpretation of the Library Bill of , 139 Freedom To Read Statement, 43, 52, 92, 103, 162 How Libraries Can Resist , 37 How Schools and Libraries Can Resist Censorship, 37 Librmy Bill of Rights, 37, 50, 51, 52, 92, 101, 103, 125, 138, STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP 139,146,162 AND MANAGEMENT Policy on Challenged Library Materials, 92 Program of Action for Mediation, Arbitration, and Inquiry, The Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom is published 51,53,55,56 six times a year, semi-monthly, excluding an index issue, "Resolution on Governmental Intimidation," 140 published once a year, by the American Library Associa­ on sanctions, 56, 57 tion, 50 East Huron Street, Chicago, IL 60611; Ameri­ School Library Bill of Rights, 52 can Library Association, owner; Judith F. Krug and Statement on Labeling, 50 What To Do Before the Censor Comes-And After, 37,49-56 James A. Harvey, editors, 50 East Huron Street, Chica­ President of, 56 go, IL 60611. Known bondholders, mortgagees, and Public Library Association, 37 other security holders owning 1 percent or more of total RTSD/RSD Committee on Public Documents, 43 bonds, mortgages, or other securities: None. Social Responsibilities Round Table, 151 Staff Committee on Mediation, Arbitration, and Inquiry, 53, EXTENT AND NATURE OF CIRCULATION 54,55,56 ("Average" figures denote the average number of Young Adults Services Division, 37 American Nazi Party, 68, 163 copies for issues during preceding 12 months; "actual" American Newspaper Guild, 158 figures denote the actual number of copies of single issue American Opinion, 131 published nearest the filing date.) Total number of American Prison Association, 143 copies printed: Average, 3200; Actual, 3500. Paid cir­ America's Best Cinema Corp., 119, 164 culation through dealers and carriers, street vendors, and Amsterdam News, 58 Anarchist Cookbook, 13 counter sales: None. Paid circulation, through mail sub­ Anastaplo, George, 165 scriptions: Average, 2800; Actual, 2800. Total paid Anderson, Dale, 103 circulation: Average, 2800; Actual, 2800. Free distri­ Anderson, William, 45 bution: Average, 200; Actual, 200. Total Circulation: Andrei Rubley, 63 And Who Shall Censor the Censors?, 111 Average, 3000; Actual, 3000. Office use, leftover, Animal Lovers, 120 spoiled: Average, 200; Actual, 500. Total: Average, Anne of a Thousand Days, 93 3200; Actual, 3500. Anthony, Fred P. (Judge), 147 Statement of Ownership, Management, APA. See American Prison Association and Circulation (PS Form 3526, July 1971) "Apesar De Voce," 62 Appleton, David, 42 for 1972 filed with the United States Appleton Post Crescent, 89 Post Office in Chicago, September 14, 1972.

2 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Art exhibits Beno, Thomas, 104 controversial oil painting removed, 75-76 Berger, Helmut, 99 nude painting of President Nixon withdrawn, 107 Berkeley Barb, 16, 19 pressure to close show exerted by legislators, 92 Berkeley High School, 127 prize-winning photograph removed, 156-57 Berkeley Juvenile Bureau, 127-28 Art Gallery Association, 92 Berkeley Police Department, 128 Artists in America, 14 Berman, Sanford, 112 Ashmore, Harry, 8 Bernardo, Charles M., 106 Aspin, Les, 119 Bernstein, Bernard, 86 Assault on Privacy, 131 Berrigan, Daniel, 48, 144 Assembly of God Church, 104 Berrigan, Philip, 48, 144 Assistant Librarian, 140 Berrigan vs. Norton, 144 Associated Library and Educational Research Team for Survival, Bethel Baptist Church, 71 122 Bevan, David G., 25 Association of American Correspondents (London), 62 Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, 17 Association of American Publishers, 113 Bhutto, Zulfikar Ali, 94 Athens News, 25, 62 Bible,25,84,93,106 Attica Prison, 158 Bill of Rights in Action: , The, 132 Auditorium-Coliseum Authority, 23 Bill of Rights in Action: The Right to Privacy, The, 132 August 1914, 42 Biological Sciences Curriculum Study ( BSCS) series, 167 Australia Bird, Eugene K., 158 Brathurst: Laborer pleads guilty to displaying obscene tattoo Birmingham News, 128 in public place, 27 Birns, Harold (Judge), 48 Canberra: Censors cut parts of movie Panic in Needle Park, 64 Handbook, A, 114 Melbourne: Vice squad officers seize copies of Little Red Birth control information, 114, 167 School Book, 118 Birth of a Nation, The, 78 Awakening McArthur Free Press, The, 91, 133 Blacker, Edwin, 76 Awards Black, Hugo (Justice), 1, 12, 13,134,166 received by ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee, 171 Black Light Explosion Company, 76 Axilbund, Melvin T., 143 Black Like Me, 13, 18, 72 Azcuedo, Michael Jack, 141 Blackmun, Harry A. (Justice), 1, 12 Azimov,Savar,63 Black Panther, 41, 170 Black Panther Party, 144, 168 - Black Voices, 18 B Blair Press, 105 Blast, Vince, 87 Babcock, Norman, 88 Bloomfield Township Public Library, 131 Backus, Hobart, 65 Bloomington Pantagraph, 108 Baer, Aaron A. (Judge), 47 Blow-up, 29 Bagdikian, Ben H., 89, 143 , 48 Bahros, Anthony, 156 B'nai B'rith Baines, Robert, 169 Anti-Defamation League of, 10, 11, 102 Baker, Joseph, 134 Board of Motion Picture Censors, 22 Ballerini, Samuel, 156 Boase, John, 107 Ball Theater, 109 Boaz, Martha T., 79 Baltimore, 76-77 Bodger, Joan, 134 Baltimore Sun, 97, 98, 131 Bogarde, Dick, 99 Banned Books, 30 Boleman, Richard, 106 Barnes, Carole W., 107 Boobytraps, 151, 153 Barnett, Lewis D., 137 Book Bin, The, 21 Barren, Archibald, 91 Booklist, The, 69, 104 Barrett, Francis C., 103 Books Barry, Marion, 91 attacked Bartlett, Robert, 32 Iron Curtain Over America, 10 Baur, John, 92 ban lifted on, 63 Baylor University, 78 Manchild in the Promised Land, 60 Bayshore-Brightwaters Public Library, 68 My Life and Opinions, 48 Bazelon, David L., 164 Slaughterhouse Five, 138 BBC. See British Broadcasting Corporation Three Kingdoms, The, 94 Beacon Press, 43, 59, 126, 140, 141 ban lifted on, in China, 94 Bean, Thomas Lee, 168 banned Beard, Edward A. (Judge), 163 Boss, 105 Beard, Michael, 92 Discarded People, The, 9 Beaton, Cecil, 147 Down These Mean Streets, 115, 126 Beaton, Leonard, 147 No Easy Walk to Freedom, 27 Beattie, P. H., 119 Ostinato, 117 Beaty, John, 10, 102 Sensuous Couple, The, 93 Beck, James, 121 Sensuous Man, The, 93 Becoming, 18 Sex, Pornography and the Law, 27 Belopolsky, Herman (Judge), 85 Sexual Politics, 26 Beltran, Pedro, 62 Slaughterhouse Five, 91

Index, 1972 3 Undress the City, 97 Wild in the Streets, 105 Wreck of the Penn Central Railroad, 42 ·woodstock Nation, 13 ban of, questioned found obscene Down These Mean Streets, 13 Naked Came the Stranger, 27 Slaughterhouse Five, 91 Sex Over Forty, 27 ban of, refused granted unusual Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, The, 170 Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, 58 One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, 170 in publishing controversy ban of, requested Pentagon Papers, 59 Elements of Psychology, 77 manuscript of, seized, 26 Happy Hooker, The, 142 manuscripts dispatched from Romania for translation, 26 Love Story, 104 plans made to bum communist literature, 118 Slaughterhouse Five, 13 pre-publication review requested challenged,40 Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia, The, 154 Exorcist, The, 7 4 protested Hair, 73 Bi1th Control Handbook, A, 114 Illustrated Presidential Report of the Commission on Ob- Catcher in the Rye, 105 scenity and Pornography, 84 Flowers for Algernon, 105 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 69,97-98 How to Take the Worry Out of Being Close, 77 Last Summer, 73-74 ' Vttle Black Samba, 117 Pentagon Papers, 59 Promise of America, 128 Soul on Ice, 73 recalled from circulation condemned, 39 Boobytraps, 151 criticized, 156 Customs Enforcement Manual, 151, 152, 153 All You Should Know About Drugs, 17 Narcotics Identification Manual, 151, 153 Conquest of a Continent, The, 102 reinstated Down These Mean Streets, 104-5 Movement Toward a New America, The, 39 Iron Curtain Over America, 102 rejected by book club Oxford English Dictionary, 117 Courage and Hesitation, 33 Scandal of Scientology, The, 119 removal from reading list requested To Sir with Love, 17 Catcher in the Rye, 31, 40, 88 cited removal of, requested, 39-40 Aliens in Our Midst, The, 10 Catcher in the Rye, 40, 72, 88, 104 Classics of the Western World, 10 Catch22, 72 Founding Fathers on Immigration, Naturalization, and Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, The, 106 Aliens, The, 10 Grapes of Wrath, The, 104 Manual of Style, 10 Harness, The, 104 MeinKampf, 11 In Dubious Battle, 104 Passing of the Great Race, 10 Little Black Sambo, 72 Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, 10 Live and Let Die, 104 defended Manchild in the Promised Land, 72 Down These Mean Streets, 104 Movement Toward a New America, The, 15 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 104 Of Mice and Men, 104 Love Story, 104 On the Road, 106 Egyptian ban on books about Israel is lifted, 63 Prisoner of Love, 106 expurgated Sex Before 20, 104 Statistical Yearbook (UN), 150 Trumpet at the Gate, 104 found antagonistic To Kill a Mockingbird, 104 Conquest of a Continent, 11 Understanding Your Parents, 104 found objectionable removed Anarchist Cookbook, 13 Critical Anthology, A, 73 Biological Sciences Curriculum Study ( BSCS) series, 167 Daddy Was a Number Runner, 71 Black Like Me, 13 Flowers for Algernon, 104 Catcher in the Rye, 13, 18 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 104 Catch22, 13 Learning Tree, The, 155-56 Daybreak, 13 removed from reading list Do It!, 13 Affluent Society, The, 147 Down These Mean Streets, 13 Age of Keynes, The, 147 Godfather, The, 13 Huckleberry Finn, 73 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 13 Struggle for Peace, The, 147 In the Night Kitchen, 139 Today's Ism's: Communism, Fascism, Socialism and Capi­ Law as a Way of Life: Memoirs of George G. Allen, 1910- talism, 147 1970,116 To Kill A Mockingbird, 73 Learning Tree, The, 13 removed from school library Little Red School Book, The, 103 We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About, 31 Manchild in the Promised Land, 13, 116 requested for library New Underground Theater, The, 41-42 Imperium, 68 Nigger, 13 Lincoln's Negro Policy, 68 Revolution for the Hell of It, 13 restricted Sensuous Woman, The, 13, 18 Black Like Me, 72 Steal This Book, 13 Brave New World, 72

4 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Catch22, 72 owner challenges city ordinance, 163-64 Children of Longing, 97 owners can be arrested, 46 Dolt!, 97 owners challenge motion picture censorship law, 120-21 Gulliver's Travels, 72 police-staffed shop used to indict pornography distributors, 121 Lilies' of the Field, 72 raided, 85-86 Manchild in the Promised Land, 72 raided by police, 90 Mr. Sammler's Planet, 72 seizure of pornographic material found permissible, 20 Mouse that Roared, The, 72 Boone, John, Jr. (Judge), 86 1984,72 Borgia, John, 159 Sun Also Rises, The, 72 Boss, 105 Travels with Charley, 72 Boston Globe, 158 Wretched of the Earth, 72 Boston Herald-Traveler, 18 returned to circulation Bothman,Flichard,169 Do It!, 72 Bowen, Grant (Judge), 168 Portnoy's Compaint, 72 Bowie, C. Keating, 98 Tom Sawyer, 72 Bowman, James S. (Judge), 24 returned to class use Bowman,J.Julian,9-10,127 Nineteen Necromancers from Now, 122 Boyes, Rafph, 123 reviewed Bradford High School, 60 Aesthetics of Pornography, The, 112-13 Brand, Millen, 69 And Who Shall Censor the Censors?, 111 Brandeis, Louis, 131 Bill of Rights in Action, The: Freedom of Speech, 132 Branda, Marlon, 77 Bill of Rights in Action, The: The Right to Privacy, 132 Brandt, Willy, 26 Censorship: For and Against, 79-81,95 Brandywine-Main Line Radio, Inc., 164 Constitutionalist: Notes on the First Amendment, The, Bratcher, Rhodes (Judge), 133 165-66 Brave New World, 18,72 Engineering of Restraint; the Nixon Administration and the Brazil Press, The, 111 Brasilia: Police confiscate copies of bestsellers from bookstores, New Journalism; The Underground Press, the Artists of 93 Nonfiction, and Changes in the Established Media, 111 Flio de Janeiro: Modernized poster of Jesus Christ creates News Twisters, The, 165 controversy, 117 Obscenity: Censorship or Free Choice?, 79 Rio de Janeiro: Singer plans to perform despite censorship, 62 Obscenity Law Today, 79 Sao Paulo: Movie theaters closed for noncompliance with Perspectives on Pornography, 79-81, 95 restrictive regulations, 62 Pornography: The Issues and the Law, 131 Bredewater, George, 157 Prejudices and Antipathies: A Tract on the LC Subject Brennan, William J., Jr. (Justice), 130, 166 Heads Concerning People, 112 Breslin,Jirnmy,111 Pressures on the Press, 110 Bressler, George, 18 Privacy and the Press- The Law, The Mass Media and The Bridgewater State Hospital, 84 First Amendment, 131 Brinkoetter, Lester (Judge), 85 Spiro Agnew's America, 131-32 British Board of Censors, 25 Technical Report of the Commission on Obscenity and British Broadcasting Corporation, 93 Pornography, Volume I: Preliminary Studies, 135-38 Broad Avenue Cinema, 85 Technical Report of the Commission on Obscenity and Broaddus, William G., 22 Pornography, Volume III: The Marketplace; The In­ Brock, Ray, Jr., 47 dustry, 160 Brock, Timothy C., 137 seized Bromley, J. Robert, 27 Little Red School Book, The, 118 Bronco Bullfrog, 64 Sensuous Couple, The, 93 Bronson, S. Jerome (Judge), 91 Sensuous Man, The, 93 Bross, Jerry, 31 sexually oriented, discussed, 160-62 Broug, Richard, 119 used in sex education classes Broward Art Guild, 107 Wonderful Story of How You Were Born, The, 96 Broward Community College, 107 use of, permitted, 39 Brown, Claude, 60, 113, 116 withdrawn from class use Brown, Robert A., 84 Wonderful Story of How You Were Born, The, 96 Buckley, James L., 109 withdrawn from sale Buckley, William F., Jr., 14, 17 August 1914, 42 Bue, Carl 0. (Judge), 162 Bookstores Bullard, Ross P., 41 attacked for selling pornographic materials, 42 Bullet, 89 book withdrawn from sale, 42 Bunker, James, 167 charges against operator dismissed, 45 Bunnell,Robert,156 city council rejects proposal to license adult bookstores, 92 Bureau of Libraries and Educational Technology, 143 court asked to exclude women from jury in obscenity trial, 58 Burger, Warren E. (Chief Justice), 1, 12, 13 employees arrested, 57, 119-20, 163 Burgess, Anthony, 81, 95 English bookseller and wife acquitted, 93 Burgess, Toby, 15 magazines withdrawn after visit by university officials, 58 Bush, Martin, 170 operators of, arrested, 85 Bushwacked Piano, The, 29 operators of, win obscenity case, 86 Butler County ( Kan.) Community Junior College, 83 owner and clerk found guilty of selling obscene book, 109 Byrd,Manford, 75 owner arrested for possession of obscene matter, 163 Byrne, John P., 18, 61

Index, 1972 5 c Sacramento: College president withdraws objection to text­ book,122 Cabaret Die Distel, 62 Sacramento: College professor reprimands associate professor Cabrini, Guiliana, 117 of sociology, 107 Cahan, Herbert B., 98 Sacramento: New policy issued for local school districts regard­ Cahill, Paul, 77 ing student conduct, 31 Cahill, William T., 89 Sacramento: Paintings offensive to Gov. Ronald Reagan Cairns, Robert B., 135 barred from exhibit, 39 Caldwell, Earl, 168 Sacramento: University newspaper sued for opposition to real Caldwell Parish Library, 139 estate development based on potential ecological damage, California 167 Bell: Police raid bar and confiscate films deemed porno­ Sacramento: William Shockley stopped by black students graphic, 90 from speaking at college, 39 Berkeley: Parent complains about "offensive" films used in San Francisco: Posters prompt cancellation of plays at college, course on constitutional law, 127-28 76 Berkeley: Ramparts withdrawn from newsstands and not de­ Salinas: School district trustees vote to suspend Down These livered to western dealers, 128 Mean Streets, 104-5 Chula Vista: College publications board votes to remove San Diego: Owner of bookstores and theaters arrested for editor of student newspaper, 39 possession of obscene matter, 163 Claremont: School board schedules meetings with school San Diego: Theater owner convicted of conspiring to exhibit newspaper staff, 7 4 obscene material, 20 Fieldbrook: Teacher suspended for posting photos of female San Diego: Theater O\'Vlled fined for conspiring to show ob­ nudes, 73 scene films, 45 Freedom to Read Foundation funds action to restrain state San Jose: ACLU plans to challenge authority of juvenile de­ attorney general from prosecuting libraries, 101, 114 tention center officials to censor mail, 169 Fresno: City council restores funds to school newspaper, 122 San Jose : Exhibitor of pornographic films acquitted again, 134 Fresno: Parents complain about showing of film The Lottery San Jose: Veterans' group demands that controversial photo in English classes, 73 be removed from exhibit, 92 Hollywood: Complaint dismissed against film 'Without a San Rafael: Portions of book by militant activists will be per­ Stitch, 83-84 mitted for class use, 39 Hollywood: Judge accompanies police on movie theater raids, San Rafael: Student's father complains to school board, 15 121 Saratoga: High school student faces possible suspension for Huntington Park: Adult bookstore opens despite blocking by article in underground newspaper, 39 city ordinance, 119-20 State Board of Education La Canada: School board denies approval of policy on studPnt criticizes new science texts, 156 publications, 156 Report of, 39 Legislature State Supreme Court Senate rules against movie producer for failure to announce rating passes antipornography bill covering minors, 142 of preview film, 163 Los Angeles: ACLU seeks permission for band to stage anti­ strikes down anti-litter ordinance used to prohibit delivery war performance, 57 of pamphlets, 20 Los Angeles : Court holds that newsmen may be prosecuted Stockton: Judge questions whether obscenity cases should be for publishing stolen documents, 115 brought to trial, 134 Los Angeles: Comt rules that allegedly pornographic movies Ventura: County jail inmates complain about being denied must be returned to mail order film business, 85 access to newspapers, 15 Los Angeles: Judge blocks state from ordering controversial California Harmful Matter Statute, 101, 126 social science textbooks, 115 California Library Association, 114 Los Angeles: Judge returns pornographic films to distributors, California, University of, 167 163 Institute of Library Research, 143 Los Angeles: Judge rules that school authorities have right California, University of at Los Angeles, 114 to regulate "vulgar language" by students in off-campus Calvo, Rafael, 63 publications, 133 Cameo Theater, 128 Los Angeles: "Music for Malcolm" cancelled by the Los Campbell, Walter J., 170 Angeles Philharmonic following objections by members of Camp, Steven, 85 the black community, 108 Campus Echo, 23, 47 Los Angeles: New social science textbooks condemned by Canada state Board of Education, 39 Moosomin, Saskatchewan: Teacher fired after loaning under­ Los Angeles: Resolution introduced to impose moratorium on ground newspaper to ninth-grade students, 24 reruns of TV shows, 142 Tisdale, Saskatchewan: Canadian Post Office rules Tisdale Los Angeles: UCLA group campaigns to have "racist and may not call itself "Land of Rape and Honey," 24 sexist" textbook banned from psychology course, 77 Toronto: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reluctantly pro­ Merced: County counsel rules that censoring student's speech vides five minutes of television news film footage to pro­ violates U.S. Constitution, 23 vincial inquiry, 93 Novato: Organization seeking equal rights for homosexuals Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, 93 brings suit to gain permission to lecture in school, 167 Canadian Post Office, 24 Pasadena: Popular book, The Learning Tree, in dispute for Candy, 137 use in curriculum, 155-56 Capote, Truman, 111 Riverside: Book distributors fined for selling obscene books, Cara a Cara ante el Pais, 40 109 Cardin, Meyer M. (Judge), 22 Riverside: University students bring suit against U. S. Postal Carlson, Norman A., 89, 92, 144 Service on mailing of abortion information, 167 Carnal Knowledge, 42, 85

6 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Carroll, Marian, 154 Citizens United for Responsible Education, 65 Carr, Richard F., 109 Citizens Upholding Responsible Education, 18 Carswell, George Harrold, 1 City Art Commission, 92 Carter, Jimmy, 120 City News Center, 134 Carter, June, 47 Civic Art Gallery, 92 Casey, Joseph A., 96 Civil Liberties and the Constitution, 59 Cash, Tohnny, 47 Claremont High School, 7 4 Cassidy, David, 129 Clarendon Press of Oxford, 117 Castagna, Edwin, 98, 141 Clark, Ramsey, 7 Casuto, David, 109 Clark, Richard, 158 Catalyst, The, 46 Classical High School, 106-7 Catcher in the Rye, 13, 18, 31, 40, 72, 88, 104, 105 Classics of the Western World, 10 Catch 22, 13, 18, 72 Clave!, Maurice, 62 Cavett, Dick, 17 Clay, David, 72 CBC. See Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Cleaver, Eldridge, 113 CBS. See Columbia Broadcasting System Clemmons, Bryan, 120 CDL. See Citizens for Decent Literature Cleveland Plain Dealer, 129 Ceausescu, Noclae, 26 Clift, David H., 171 Cedar Rapids Human Rights Commission, 158 Clinton High School, 72 Censorship: For and Against, 79 Clipper, The, 32 Censorship in , 48 Clockwork Orange, A, 76 Censorship Today, 9 Code and Rating Administration, 160 Center for Law in the Public Interest, 167 Colleges and universities band performance at football game half-time is cancelled, 57 Central Hardware Co., 130 Central Intelligence Agency, 115, 118, 140, 141, 164 ban on flying confederate flag found unconstitutional, 23 Chamberlain, John, 15 black student groups protest showing of The Birth of a Nation, Chamberlain, William (Judge), 45 78 Chapman, R. Donald, 134 campus police confiscate copies of publication, 78 controversial "experimental" films banned by administration, Charley, 104 Chattanooga Memorial Auditorium, 118, 122 107 controversial sex book protested by students, 77 Chattin, Chester C. (Judge), 86 Cheboygan Area High School, 16 funds for student publications to be controlled, 89 nude male photos refused by printer for college yearbook, Cheek, Donald K., 79 Chemeketa Community College, 157 77-78 ordered not to interfere with student newspapers, 48 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company, 142 Chicago Daily News, 75 plan performance of Hair, 32 Chicago Tribune, 165 policies on libraries, 149, 162 Children of Longing, 97 president tries for control of campus newspaper, 157 Children's Book Council, 139 professor dismissed, 41 Childs, E. Mackell (Judge), 85 professor files suit on constitutional rights and academic free­ Chile dom, 89-90 Santiago: Radio station suspended from broadcasting for professor reprimanded for invitation to controversial speaker, "serious offenses" against government, 62 107 publications council considers stricter guidelines for student Chimers, Charles, 42 newspaper, 78 China Peking: Books banned during Cultural Revolution now on refuse to pay costs for speakers, 17 student group protests use of "racist" psychology textbook, 77 sale again, 94 students file suit against Postal Service on birth control infor- Choate, Emett (Judge), 21 Christian Democratic Party, 62 mation, 167 trustees plan to restrict speakers on campus, 78 Christian Science Church, 58 Christmas Pageant for Peace, Inc., 46 X-rated movies banned at student union, 78 Chronicle of Current Events, The, 94 Collins, Eugene, 118 Chuck's Book Stores, 163 Collins, John (Judge), 45 Churches Collins, Walter, 23 conduct children's sex education classes, 82,96 Colombo, Joseph, 121 criticized for sex education program for teenagers, 65 Colonel White Free Press, The, 75 sex-education program protested, 57-58 Colonel White High School, 75 Church, Louie, 16, 122 Colorado Church of Scientology, 119 Colorado Springs: Adult theater files suit against building Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library, 127 owner in dispute over lease renewal, 91-92 Cincinnati Enquirer, 9, 10 Denver: Citizens protest "revolutionary" books in Denver Cincinnati Post & Times Star, 72 Public Library, 40 Cine-Art, Inc., 91 Denver: Judge rules that seizure for evidence of samples of Cinema Art Theater, 45 allegedly pornographic material is permissible, 20 Cinema One, 119 Denver: Judge suppresses evidence against bookstore sales­ Cinema I Theater, 47 man, 85 Cinema II Theater, 47 Denver: Obscenity charges against magazine store operator Cinema X Theater, 57 are dismissed, 45 Citizens Committee on the Control of Crime in New York, 121 Lakewood: Parents' protests result in stricter book-selection Citizens for Decency, 134 method, 71 Citizens for Decent Literature, 31, 57, 80, 84, 113, 141 Columbia Broadcasting System, 5, 6, 77, 99, 165

Index, 1972 7 Columbia University, 92 allegedly obscene films may be seized, 45 Coming of Age in Mississippi, 98 allegedly obscene materials may not be seized, 47-48 Cornish, Allen B., 18 anti-litter ordinance overturned, 20 Commission on Standards of Decency in Materials Available for anti-obscenity ordinance ruled unconstitutional, 134 Sale to the Public anti-obscenity statute upheld, 45 Report of, 113 attempt by newspaper to withhold manuscript written in pri- Committee of One Million Against the Admission of Communist son is rejected, 48 China to the U.N., 17 ban against film Docto1·s from Copenhagen upheld, 22 Commonwealth Times, The, 78 banning of Down These Mean Streets is affirmed, 115 Communist Party, 94 ban on repo1ters from trial is reversed, 83 Community Action Agency, 98 ban on Slaughterhouse Five is overturned, 138 Community College Social Science Quarterly, 11 bar association complaint against lawyer-author is dismissed, Community Mothers Association, 42 116 Comstock, Anthony, 112 bookstore operators arrested, 85 Concerned Citizens for St. Charles, 128 bookstore operators win case, 86 Confession, The, 63 bookstore owner arrested and charged with felony because of Connecticut prior convictions, 163 Avon: Request to ban books from curriculum use is denied by bookstore owner found not guilty of selling obscene matter, 84 board of education, 170 bookstore proprietor acquitted on obscenity charges, 84 Hartford: Angry movie goers protest violence in film Last charges against man for using profane language are reversed, House on the Left, 157 83 Librarians protest legislation proposed to change definition of charges against sellers of newspapers at school are reversed, 83 obscene material, 113 claims against producers of Titicut Follies are rejected, 84 Newton: Board of education refuses to prevent student news­ college newspapers have right to carry abortion information, 22 paper from printing "controversial" items, 32 colleges not to interfere with student newspapers, 48 Ridgefield: School board bans Mike Royko's Boss from reading complaint against film Without a Stitch is dismissed, 83-84 list for high school seniors, 105 convicted bookseller's appeal declined, 47 Stamford: City loses expensive court battle to keep under­ conviction of book distributor is overturned, 84 ground student newspapers out of high schools, 27 conviction of newspaper publisher reversed, 22 Stamford: Recommendation is made that two radio stations conviction of stag film exhibitor is overturned, 86 be fined for allegedly censoring political broadcasts, 159 convictions of theater managers upheld, 48 State college students' right to organize on campus is upheld, criminal charges may not be brought against theater owners, 130 45 Connecticut Central State College, 130 court employee fired for outside activities, 47 Connecticut Library Association, 113 denial of license to radio station is upheld, 164 Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, A, 105 display of confederate flag and other symbols banned at school Connell, John, 108 function, 21 Connelly, William (Judge), 85 editor found guilty of contempt of court for photographing Connett, L. M., 23 state trooper, 83 Connolly, Olga, 158 editor punished for defying judge's order not to publish story, Connors, Edward, 116 83 Conquest of a Continent, The, 11, 102 evidence against bookstore salesman is suppressed, 8? Conservative Book Club, 33 exhibitor of pornographic movies is acquitted, 134 Constitutional Heritage Club, 72, 127 expelled student editor's constitutional rights not violated, Constitutionalist: Notes on the First Amendment, The, 165 133-34 Conyers, Robert (Judge), 45 favorable ruling on film set aside, 46 Cooper, Paulette, 119 films and photographs of student demonstrations are ordered COP. See President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography to be surrendered, 115-16 Corporation for Public Broadcasting, 59 films declared obscene and confiscated, 85 Corry Evening Journal, 147 film sellers found guilty despite expert witnesses, 163 Cors, Paul B., 141 films present "probable cause" for jury trial, 21 Cortines, Ramon, 155 films seized in police raids to be returned to distributor, 85 Cosmopolitan, 108, 112 film studio to pay fine, 163 Costello, William A., 76 fired Ku Klux Klan member ordered reinstated, 47 Courage and Hesitation, 33 Hair performance allowed, 21 Court cases high license fee on X-rated movies declared constitutional, 134 Branz burg case, 130 injunction allows teachers to receive newspaper, 46 Caldwell case, 130 injunctions to bar arrests of bookstore owners are refused, 46 Connecticut Central States SDS case, 130 judge curtails freedom of speech in dispute over use of a road, Eli (Criminal No. 14939 ), 144 116,123 ]acobellis vs. Ohio, 45-46 judge questions bringing obscenity cases to trial, 134 Lloyd Shopping Center case, 130 judge rescinds his own restraining order against publication, 48 Mandell visa denial case, 130 juries to determine what is obscene, 47 Miranda vs. Arizona, 12 law banning interstate shipment of obscene materials declared Pappas case, 130 unconstitutional, 16 Retail Clerks Union case, 130 law used to seize objectionable movies is upheld, 135 Stamford Board of Education vs. Eisner, 27 lawyers prohibited from releasing information about cases, 20 Time, Inc. vs. Hill, 131 licensing bureau must view Hair before refusing license, 22 Van Geldem (Criminal No. 14871 ), 144 lists of ex-servicemen ordered released, 21 Court decisions local community standards determine obscenity, 135 adversary hearings held not necessary, 46-47 magazines ordered returned to owners after confiscation, 85-86

8 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom motion pictures found obscene without court viewing, 47 CPB. See Corporation for Public Broadcasting movie may not be ruled obscene before seizure or arrest, 21 CRA. See Code and Rating Administration movie Senta ruled obscene, 45-46 Crahan, Brian, 101 newsmen who publish pilfered documents may be prosecuted, Crane, Stan, 113 115 Cranston High School, 170 newspapers' right to reject advertising is upheld, 164 Cranston Public Library, 18, 61 novelty shop owner convicted for selling pornographic poster, Crawford, Mark, 41 22 Crenshaw, Joyce, 22 "nuisance laws" cannot be applied to obscenity, 84 Crist, Judith, 79, 81 "obscene" materials may not be confiscated, 46 Critical Anthology, A, 73 obscenity cases to be decided by juries, 87 Cronch,VV.Perry,18 order restricting publication by former CIA employee is up­ Crum, Mark, 71 held, 164 Crutchfield, Retha, 72 owner of news stand convicted of selling pornographic ma­ Cry Uncle!, 86, 90, 121 terial, 134-35 Cumberland High School, 32 parents are permitted to ask courts to ban sex education in Cunningham, VVilliam C., 138 schools, 65 CURE. See Citizens United for Responsible Education passport loyalty oath declared unconstitutional, 134 CURE. See Citizens Upholding Responsible Education persons arrested for disorderly conduct are acquitted, 47 Curl, Edmund, 30 photography studio with nude models not protected by First Curtis, Jesse VV. (Judge), 85 Amendment, 67 Customs Enforcement Manual, 151, 152, 153 police cannot seize obscene materials, 45 Czechoslovakia 1918-1968, 109 pornographic films returned to distributor, 163 prisoner may write freely in diary, 48 D prison officials prohibited from censoring inmates' mail, 135 prohibition on political activity on naval bases is upheld, 164 prosecution of seller of obscene magazines is stopped, 134 Daddy Was a Number Runner, 71 public nuisance law does not apply to bookstores, 163 Dahlgren, Cathy, 77 publisher convicted of disseminating obscene materials, 21 Daily Mail, 25 rated films to be reviewed prior to showing, 21 Daisy Day, 57 refusal of use of school auditorium by Nazi group is upheld, Dale, Doris Cruger, 111, 165 163 D'Ambra, James S., 170 refusal to allow Hair in city auditorium found constitutional, Damned, The, 99 21 Dane, Chase, 114 refusal to grant license for performance of Hair is overturned, Daniel Boone, 129 123 Daniels, Elliot, 103 requiring newsmen to appear before grand juries does not Darling, Richard L., 141,171 violate rights, 130 Dave's Bookstore, 90 restraining order against enforcement of obscenity statutes is Davidson, Herbert M.,17 refused, 46 Davies, Peter, 32 restraining order issued against theater, 86 Davis, Angela, 75 restraining order issued to prevent publication of book, 115 Davison, Robert Ray, 83 restrictive anti-pornography law upheld, 22 Dawn, 94 restrictive school board policy is unconstitutional, 133 Daybreak, 13 rule barring attorneys from discussing cases with newsmen Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, A, 93 found unconstitutional, 20 Days of Water, The, 108 school board policy on publications is unconstitutional, 162 Daytona Beach News-]oumal, 17 schools can regulate students' language in off-campus publi- Dayton Daily News, 40 cations, 133 Dayton, University of, 40 school teacher convicted of uttering profane language, 116 De Cavalcante, Samuel, 121 search warrant found "constitutionally intolerable," 134 Deerfield-Highland Park Township High School, 74 seizure of allegedly pornographic material found permissible, de Hollanda, Chico Buarque, 62 20 Deitch, David, 158 seizure of film found unconstitutional, 85 de Leon, Ricardo, 48 singers granted restraining order on publication of personal Dennis, Lawrence, 11 information,47 Denver Public Library, 40 student request for restoration of funds for campus newspaper Department of Fact-Finding, 102 is denied, 47 Depository Act of 1962, 152, 153, 154 students' suit to challenge film ban is dismissed, 133 Desmond, Cosmas, 2, 9 students unlawfully suspended for distributing newspaper, 133 Detroit News, 76 state blocked from ordering controversial textbooks, 115 Dairy of a Mad Housewife, 142 state obscenity statute declared unconstitutional, 84-85 Didion, Joan, 111 suit against sex education program is dismissed, 114 Dimitt, Charles, 119 suit for permission to send uncensored mail from prison is Dingledein, Carol T., 143 denied,48 Dirty Little Comics, 90 suspension of students protesting "Dixie" is upheld, 46 Disbrow, Loren, 73 teacher fired for "insubordination" is awarded damages, 162 Discarded People, The, 2, 9 teacher's reinstatement ordered, 45 "Dixie," 21, 46 teacher's suit to be rehired dismissed, 20 Dixon, Greg, 40 theater employees convicted of conspiracy, 20 Doctors from Copenhagen, 22 theater ordered to produce films for court viewing, 57 Dogpatch Bar, 90

Index, 1972 9 Do It!, 13, 72, 82, 97 and bigotry over plans to use songs from Hair, Dolim, Lawrence, 15 62 Dollen, Charles J., 114 London: Group attacks use of Little Black Sambo in schools Dolton, Donald E. (Judge ) , 106 and libraries, 117 Dams, Keith, 140 London: Officials deplore increase in obscenity and indecency, Donohugh, Robert H., 79 25 Doolin, Aaron, 159 London: Publishers of Oxford Dictionary being sued, 117 Douglas, William 0. (Justice), 12, 13, 130, 166 London: Women's Wear Daily expelled from Association of Down These Mean Streets, 13, 18, 104, 113, 115, 126, 138 American Corespondents (London), 62 Doyle, James (Judge), 164 Enoch Pratt Free Library, 10, 69, 97, 98 Drury, Allan, 33 Enosburg High School, 156 Dubloon, The, 40 Environmental Protection Agency Library, 151 DuBois, Florence, 88 Erickson, Myrtle, 109 Dumping Ground, The, 2 Eschbach, Jesse E. (Judge), 91, 164 Duncan, Joe D. (Judge), 86, 121 Eskow, Seymour, 92 Dunn, Fred L., 60 Espana,26 Durham High School, 17, 18 Esquire Magazine, 164 du Yair, Paul, 155 Esquire Theaters of America, 59 Dyke, William, 155 Estes, Nolan, 106 Eszterhas, Joseph, 129 E Ethel Barrymore Theater, 97 Etheridge, Jack (Judge), 21 Ettenberg, Irving (Judge), 20 East Baton Rouge Parish Jail, 120 Evans, James H., 156 Eastern New Mexico University, 166 Evans, Medford, 131 East Germany Evening Capitol, 60 Berlin: New liberties given to East German artists, 62 Everett, John, 147 East Washington Street Theater, 46 Evergreen Review, 41, 129 Eaton, Robert P., 48 Ewing, Clark, 57 Ebenstin, William, 147 Exhibits Eddy, Mary Baker, 58 anti-war display allowed by court, 46 Edenfield, Newell (Judge), 21 atrocity photos allowed on display, 46 Edwards, Nancy, 128 banned in Turkey, 94 Edwardsville High School, 75 Exorci>t, The, 74 Efron, Edith, 165 Egypt Cairo: Ban on books about Israel lifted by officials, 63 F Ehrlich Ronald, 107 Eichorn, David H., 127 Facts Committee for Equal Education, 97 Ekerhard, David, 134 Fairness, Doctrine of 1949, 165 El Camino College, 87 Faith Theological Seminary, 164 ElEco,24 Family Planning, Inc., 23 Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, The, 106, 170 Fanon, France, 72 Electrosex 1975, 21 Farrar, Straus & Giraux, 42 Elements of Psychology, 77 Faull, Mike, 75, 120 Elliott, George P., 81, 95 FBI. See U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Ellis, Andrew J., 58 FCC. See U. S. Federal Communications Commisison Ellison Harlan, 111 Fear of theWord: Censorship and Sex, The, 30 Ells berg, Daniel, 38, 44 Federal Bureau of Investigation, 32 ElMundo,25 Federal Bureau of Prisons, 92 Elseroad, Homer 0., 114 Federal Communications Commission, 5, 14, 16, 17, 109 Ely, Walter (Judge), 85 Feiffer, Jules, 14 Emergency Childbirth, 96 Feliciano, Jose, 118 Emmons, Tom, 42 Field Enterprises Educational Corporation, 171 "Emperor's New Clothes, The," 107 Field Foundation, 87 Empress Theater, 45 Field Research Corporation, 134 Endry, John, 40 Fields, Steffi, 62 Engbretson, Kurt W., 75 5th Avenue Arcade, 163 Engel, Albert J. (Judge), 120 Films. See Motion pictures Engineering of Restraint; the Nixon Administration and the Press, Finger, Justin J., 102 Ill Finland England Helsinki: Film based on prize-winning Russian novel banned London: BBC labels recording as "politically controversial," because of fears about Finnish-Soviet relations, 93 93 Firing Line, 14 London: Court declares practice of judging a work as a whole Fisher, Adrian, 77 to determine obscenity applies to books, not newspapers, Fisher, Ben 0., 109 25 Fitch, Stanley, 87 London: Court dismisses police appeal and acquits bookseller, Fitzgerald, Thomas L., 65 93 Five Easy Pieces, 142 London: Editors convicted for publishing obscene articles, 25 Flannery, Thomas A. (Judge), 134 London: English clergymen exchange heated charges of Fleishman, Stanley, 85, 120, 138

10 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Fletcher, Homer B., 141 Paris: French writer accuses government-controlled television Flipside, 96 network of censorship, 62 Florence Morning News, 119 Franco, Francisco, 63 Florence, William G., 6 Frankel, Charles, 92 Florida Franklin, Virginia, 15, 39 Cocoa: Fight against pornography to go to law enforcement Frank,Reuven, 111 agencies, 31 Frederick, George, 31 Daytona Beach: Newsfaper refuses mayor's demand for space Act, 21, 31, 44, 87, 119, 152, 153 to reply to editoria attack, 17 Freedom to Read Foundation, 30, 43, 51, 52, 53, 101, 114, 126, Ft. Lauderdale: Art guild directors withdraw painting of 138,141,143 President Nixon in the nude, 107 Board of Trustees, 126 Gainesville: Editor of university student newspaper arrested Free Press, 32 after publishing list of abortion referral services, 17 Free Press, The, 75 Gainesville: University president fails in attempt to gain Free Press Underground, 133, 134 editorial control over campus newspapers, 157 Friedman, Frank X., Jr., 169 Gainesville: University student objects to student funds being Fritz the Cat, 158 used for controversial sex book, 77 Froelich, Wencil, 104 Jacksonville: Prison inmates challenge censorship policies, 169 Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Gavin, 106 Jacksonville: Prosecution of seller of obscene magazines Fulbright, J. William, 108 stopped when Florida's obscenity statute is rendered un­ Fuller Theological Seminary, 156 Furlop, Erwin S. (Judge), 47,61 enforceable, 134 F. W. Woolworth Co., 142 Lauderhill: Showing of film Ginger cancelled, 41 Miami: Court declines appeal from convicted bookseller, 47 Miami: Radio stations discontinue airing of record "Jungle G Fever,"77 Miami: State officials ban Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song Gadsen High School, 21 from south Florida area theaters, 17 Gaiety Theater, 20, 163 Miami: We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About Galbraith, John Kenneth, 147 removed from high school library, 31 Gallagher, William (Judge), 115 Orlando: County approves local obscenity ordinance, 168 Gallucci, Joseph, 19 Orlando: School officials to examine libraries for re-evaluation Gallup Poll, 6 of controversial books, 127 Game, The, 96 Polk County: PTA members complain about books used in Garrison, Jim, 8 county school system, 17 Garver, George, 15 Pompano Beach: City commissioners refuse to approve ma­ Gauer, Raymond, 84 terials selection policy submitted by librarian, 103 Gauhar, Alta£, 94 State Supreme Court, 47 Gay Activist Alliance, 106, 135 Tallahassee: State attorney general says Hair is not obscene, Genesis Four, 107, 133 31-32 George, John, 170 Tallahassee: University administrators refuse to pay costs for George Mason College, 22 controversial speakers in communications cour~e, 17 Georgetown Law Weekly, The, 77 Tampa: Printer of university yearbook refuses to publish pic­ Georgetown University tures of nude males, 77-78 Law School, 77 Vero Beach: Parents protest use of film The Lottery in English George Washington University, 16 class, 128 Georgia West Palm Beach: Judge declares city's refusal to permit per- Albany: Seizure of movie Carnal Knowledge found uncon­ formance of Hair to be unconstitutional, 21 stitutional, 85 Florida Alligator, The, 17, 157 Atlanta: Combat hero officer told by U.S. Army to refrain Florida State Prison, 169 from speaking with reporters without permission, 17 Florida State Theatre, 17 Atlanta: Court convicts publisher of disseminating obscene Florida State University 17 materials through the mail, 21 Florida, University of, 17, 31, 32, 77, 157 Atlanta: Judge holds that Atlanta must allow Hair to be Flowers for Algernon, 104, 105 performed at Civic Center, 21 Fly, The, 107, 133 Atlanta: New anti-pornography legislation passed, 120 Flyer News, 40 Atlanta: State Supreme Court calls for jury trial to determine Flynn, Ralph H., 90 whether films are obscene, 21 Foley, Thomas J. (Judge), 120 Atlanta: Underground newspaper challenges ban on ads for Folmer, Fred, 72 abortion referral services, 119 Fontan, Antonio, 63 Augusta: Actors arrested in performance of Hair, 121 Forcade, Tom, 16 Georgiadis, Georgev, 42 Ford's Theater, 76 Georgia Straight, 24 Forehlke, Robert F., 119 Gerig, Mike, 78 Fortas, Abe, 166 Gessell, Gerhard (Judge), 21 Fort Wayne Newspapers, Inc., 119, 164 Gierut, Casmir F., 75 Foster, Richard, 127 Gilbert, W. S., 79 Founding Fathers on Immigration, Naturalization, and Aliens, Gilette, Clayton, 111 The, 10 Gilligan, Carol, 137 Fox, The, 16 Gilligan, John J., 60 Fox Theater, 86, 121 Gilligan, John T., 159 France Gilmore vs. Lynch, 144

Index, 1972 11 Ginger, 41 Haas, Mary, 16 Ginzberg, Allen, 78 Hagen, Reed H., 71 Ginzburg, Ralph, 166 Hagewood, Martha, 71 Glasser, Ira, 158 Haight, Anne, 30 Gleason, Herbert P., 91 Hair, 13, 14, 16, 19, 21, 22, 23, 31, 32, 59, 60, 62, 76, 118, 121, Gleason, Pat, 169 122,123 Glott, Earl, 134 Hale, Lester, 77 Godfather, The, 13 Hall, Mims P. (Judge), 116, 123 Gold, Samuel N. (Judge), 48 Halprin Dancers, 16 Goldberg, Irving L. ( Judge), 133 Halstead, Fauss and Potter, 90 Goldman, Gloria B., 85 Hamilton, Violet, 108 Goma, Paul, 26, 117 Hamling, William L., 79 Good-by Stork, Good-by, 26 Handbooks, Manuals and Guides, 151 Gooding, Marion, 134 Hannigan, Margaret C., 143 Goodman, Paul, 81, 95 Hanson, L. Tharton (Judge), 163 Goodson, John W. (Judge), 83 Happy Hooker, The, 142 Gordon, Eugene (Judge), 47 Hare, David W., 129 Gordon, Margaret, 24 Harlan, John Marshall (Justice ) , 1 Gottlieb, Lee, 164 Harness, The, 104 Gould, Lawrence V., Jr., 166 Harper & Row, 154 Government Printing Office, 152, 153, 154 Harper's, 17, 154 GPO. See Government Printing Office Harris, Patricia R., 132 Graber, Peter, 40 Hart, Harold H., 79, 81 Grace Bible Presbyterian Church, 76 Hartford Public Library, 113 Grand Ledge High School, 120 Harvey, Donald L., 45 Grant, Madison, 10, 102 Harvey, Paul, 98 Grant, Robert A. (Judge), 135 Harwell, Ralph, 121 Grant, Walter, 158, 159 Hawaii Grapes of Wrath, The, 104 Honolulu: Ban against peace symbols on vehicles entering Gravel, Mike, 59, 126, 141 naval bases is lifted, 31 Graybill, Peter, 41 Lihue: Radio station protests refusal by state public utilities Great American Dream Machine, 14,32 commission to permit broadcast of hearing, 15 Greater San lose Area Council of Arts, 92 State Public Utilities Commission, 15 Great Speckled Bird, The, 119 Haynesworth, Clement F., Jr. (Judge), 1, 164 Greece Hazelwood Community Teachers Association, 46 Athens: Editor and publisher of Athens News refuses to be Hazelwood School District, 46 silenced,62-63 Hedden, William, 65 Athens: Greek actress censored from fihns currently showing Heinfedlen, Kurt H. G., 77 in Greece, 93 Heller, Saul, 48 Athens: Government publishes law restrictive to journalists, 25 Helvarsen and Kohn Mail Order Service, 90 Athens: Publisher ordered to stand trial for violating press Hentoff, Nat, 79, 81, 154 law,25 Herbert, Antl1ony B., 17 Greek Restaurant, 42 Hermannson, Magnes, 10 Greenbaum, Lewis, 77 Herrell, Steve, 57 Green Bay Reformatory, 41 Hersey, John, 111 Green Berets, The, 26 Hersh, Seymour, 111, 154 Greenleaf Classics, Inc., 79 Hertzberg, Richard, 45 Greer, Germaine, 96 Hess, Rudolf, 158 Gregory, Dick, 17 Hewitt, Frankie, 76 Cribbs, RomanS., 120 High schools. See Schools Grier, Henry B., 85 Hill, George F., 57 Griffith, D. W., 78 Hill, Irving (Judge), 85 Grigsby, W. D., 128 Hill, Morton A., 84 Grile, Lester L., 91 Hillsboro Presbyterian Church, 76 Grime, Robert L., 15 Hinsdale High School, 31 Grimstad, Melvin, 97 Hinton, S. E., 105 Griswold, Erwin N., 6 Hiram, 94 Grogan, Patricia, 170 Hirschkop, Philip J ,. 90 Groner, William, 47, 87 Historical Research Foundation, 165 Grosse Pointe Motion Picture and Television Council, 76 Hitler, Adolph, 163 Grossman, Karl, 68 Hodgin, Ellis, 138 Growth of World Industry, The, 150 Hoduski, Bernadine E., 151 Gubernati, Dario, 25 Hoffman, Abbie, 13, 15, 17 Gulf States Theatres, 84 Holiday, 17 Gulliver's Travels, 72 Holland, Morris, 77 Gunn, Hartford, Jr., 32 Holland, Norman N., 136, 137 Gutstadt, Richard E., 11 Hollander, Xaviera, 142 Holmes, Oliver Wendell (Justice), 165 H Holt, Patricia M., 47 Honig, Isadore A., 159 Haag, Ernest van den, 79, 80, 81, 95 Hook, Irving, 40

12 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Hoover, J. Edgar, 32, 80 Springfield: Judge rules film Senta obscene, 45-46 Horizon, The, 32 Springfield: Nominating petitions for Socialist Workers Party Horn, Yannis, 62-63 candidates are rejected because candidates refuse to sign Horn, Zoia, 139 loyalty oath, 164, 170 Hornbeck, Ralph, 155 Illinois State University, 107, 154 Hornet, The, 161 Illinois, University of, 60 House of Commons, 25 Illustrated Presidential Report of the Commission on Obscenity Houston Chronicle, 15 and Pornography, The, 79, 84 Howard, Joseph, 79-80 Immigration Act of 1972, 130 Howard, Steve, 86 Imperium, 68 How to Take the Worry Out of Being Close, 77 India Hubbard, David, 156 Calcutta: Military authorities refuse to clear radiophotos for Huckleberry Finn, 13 transmission, 63-64 Huggins, Ericka, 144 Indiana Hughes, Douglas A., 79, 81 Bloomington: Survey shows college students believe pornog­ Hughes, Howard, 48 raphy has harmful effects, 65 Hughes, Sam Street (Judge), 86 Fort Wayne: High school students file suit to gain right to Hughes High School, 74 distribute underground newspaper, 91 Hunt, James R., 72, 127 Fort Wayne: Man convicted of selling obscene magazines Hunter, Evan, 73 faces fine and jail term, 109 Hunter, Mrs. Tom, 96 Fort Wayne: Newspaper's refusal to accept ads for X-rated Husted, Bill, 41 films protested, 119 Hyink, Bernard L., 107 Fort Wayne: Newspapers' right to refuse advertising of X­ Hyman, Edgar, 81, 95 rated movies is upheld, 164 Indianapolis: Attorneys seek to represent reformatory inmates in action to limit mail censorship, 169 Indianapolis: Citizens press city council for ordinance against pornography, 40 I Ain't No Whore, 76 Indianapolis: Civil Liberties Union declares removal of photo­ I Am Curious (Yellow), 13, 20 graph from exhibit is "government censorship," 156-57 I a Woman- Part II, 46 Indianapolis: Huckleberry Finn and To Kill a Mockingbird Iceman, Anita, 114 removed from high school reading lists, 73 Idaho Indianapolis: Union organizers ordered to leave company­ Mountain Home Air Force Base: Airman cleared of charges of owned parking lot, 130 distributing peace literature, 60 Marion: Two suits challenge ordinance which prevents minors Idaho State University, 170 from entering stores selling "pornographic materials," 163 IFC. See American Library Association, Intellectual Freedom South Bend: Prison officials prohibited by court from censor- Committee ing mail between prisoners and attorneys, 135 !FLA. See International Federation of Library Associations Indiana Fair Board, 157 Illinois Indianapolis Baptist Temple, 40 Belleville: Parents protest school sex education program, 96 Indianapolis News, 73 Chicago: Director of women's dormitory is fired for allowing Indianapolis Star and News, 40 the screening of stag movies, 107-8 Indiana State Prison, 135 Chicago: Display of black culture items and pictures ordered Indiana State Reformatory, 169 removed from wall in board of education office, 75 Indiana State University, 154 Chicago: Grand jury investigation ordered of adult entertain­ Indonesia ment business, 157 Jakarta: Censorship regulation imposed for imported tapes Chicago: Judges concur that rule barring attorneys from dis­ and records of Chinese songs, 96 cussing cases with newsmen violates First Amendment, 20 Jakarta: President warns press on self-restraint, 118 Chicago: Polish An1erican Congress protests showing of film In Dubious Battle, 104 A Streetcar Named Desire, 77 Ingwerson, Donald W., 71 Chicago: School district schedules hearings to discuss new Inland Empire Distribution Co., 109 code for student publications, 74-75 Inmate Welfare Fund, 144 Chicago: TV producer claims station censorship, 40 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 13, 69, 82,97-98, 104 Decatur: Court rules that public nuisance law does not apply Inner City, The, 97 to bookstores, 163 Inter-Governmental Committee for European Migration, 140 Decatur: Following citizen's complaints, newsstand owner is International Book Year, 43, 129 fined, 134-35 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, 19 Decatur: Judge rules probable cause to believe bookstore International Federation of Library Associations, 141 operators are in violation of state obscenity laws, 85 International Press Institute, 63 Decatur: Textbook containing Lysistrata removed from class In the Night Kitchen, 139 use, 73 Iowa DeKalb: University ban on singing "Star Spangled Banner" Cedar Rapids: Mother charges that her prison inmate son is lifted, 60 not allowed to read books she sends him, 158-59 Edwardsville: Injunction issued to cancel basketball game Des Moines: New statute would prohibit sale of pornographic between high school faculty and Club bunnies, material to persons under sixteen, 168 75 Des Moines: State refuses to approve purchase of Berkeley Edwardsville: School authorities refuse to allow picture of Barb for state traveling library, 16, 19 student in tall black hat in yearbook, 75 Des Moines: State refuses to approve purchase of tape Hinsdale: Parent objects to use of Catcher in the Rye in cassette recording of Hair for state traveling library, 16, 19 sophomore English class, 31 Iowa Library Association, 19

Index, 1972 13 Iowa State Traveling Library, 16, 19 Katzoff, Michael, 48 IRA. See Irish Republican Army Kaufman, Marsha, 77 Irish Republican Army, 117 Kaynor, K. G., 71 Iron Curtain Over America, 10, 102 KCMO, 109 Iselin, Jay, 77 Keating, Charles H., Jr., 57, 79,80 Israel, Richard J., 19 Kelley, Asa D., Jr. (Judge), 85 Italy Kellogg, Lynn, 13 Frosinone: Disciples of "pretender" Pope Clement XV sen­ Kenessey, Zoltan, 150 tenced to jail for insulting Pope Paul, 25 Kennedy, Ira, 16 Novara: Teacher's writing assignment provokes scandal, 117 Kennedy, John F., 8 Rome: News vendors protest police crackdown on distribu­ Kennedy, Michael, 134 tion of pornographic material, 25 Kennedy, Robert F., Memorial Syn1posium, 78 Kent State University, 32, 41 J Kentucky Bowling Green: Controversial films are banned at Western Kentucky University, 107 Jackson, Ed. 113 Bowling Green: Judge dismisses suit by students to challenge Jackson, Maurice, 114 ban on films, 133 Jackson, Shirley, 73, 128 West : Theater cancels Beyond the Valley of the Dolls ]acobellis vs. Ohio, 45 in response to citizens' complaints, 17 James, Donald, 20 Keown, Charles, 107 Janson, Guenter A., 68 Kerner, Otto (Judge), 20 Javits, Jacob J., 58, 146 Kesey, Ken, 78 Jenkins, Leo W., 168 KFMU-FM, 109 Jenness, Linda, 164 Khadilkar, A. S., 63-64 Jennings, James, 105, 106 Khanh, Vu, 96 Jervey, Edward D., 89-90 Khan, Agha Mohammed Yahya, 94,96 Jesus Christ Superstar, 76, 106 Kimmel, Edward, 96 Jewish Defense League, 68 King, Martin Luther, 44 ]ez (Hedgehog), 63 King Street Trolley, 155 JGA Enterprises, Inc., 120 Kinneary, Joseph P. (Tudge), 46 J. Morris Jones-World Book Encyclopedia-ALA Goals Award, Kinney, Michael (Judge), 75 43,171 Kinsey Institute, 163 Joder, Richard, 103 Kipp, Samuel, 122 John Birch Society, 12, 72, 73, 127 Kirkus Review Service, 158 John Dewey High School, 18, 120 Kiser, Mel, 17 John Peter Zenger Award, 61 Kitt, Eartha, 117, 118 Johns Hopkins University, 76 Kittel, Dorothy, 143 Johnson, Archibald, 42 Kleindienst, Richard G., 89, 109 Johnson, Darrell, 123 Klein, Herbert, 5 Johnson, Michael L,. 111 Klein, Richard (Judge), 90 Johnson, Nicholas, 14, 17 Knight, A1thur, 79 Johnson, Pamela Hanford, 81 Knights of Columbus, 97 Johnson, Pauline, 71 ]oint Issue, 75 Knights of Columbus Memorial Library, 114 Jonesboro High School, 46 Koch, Russell M., 23 Jones, Brad, 42 Koestler, Artlmr, 146 Jones, Elzie, 74 Kohn, Marjorie R., 132 Jordan,June,69 Kois, John R., 129, 130 Jordan Junior High School, 97 Kolb, Delmar, 92 "Jungle Fever," 77 Kosygin, Aleksei, 93 Kowalski, Ted, 77 K Kowtiniuk, Filimon D., 41 Kozol, Jonat!Ian, 111 Kaleidoscope, 41, 129, 130, 155 Kramer, Ken, 121 Kamiya, Marla, 23 Kreighbaum, Hillier, 110 Kane, Richard, 17 Kreisberg, Louise, 137 Kansas Kristol, Irving, 28, 30 Shawnee Mission: Catcher in the Rye removed from school Kronhausen, Phyllis C,. 112 district reading list, 40 Krug, Judith F., 10, 126, 138 Shawnee Mission: High School underground newspaper sus­ KSLA-TV,99 pended pending new policy, 75 KUAI, 15 Wichita: Attempt made to ban X-rated movies, 60 Ku Klux Klan, 47 Wichita: Former publisher of 'Wichita Free Press vindicated by U.S. District Court, 83 Kunkin, Art, 115 Kansas City Star, 88 Kunstler, William, 106, 135 Kansas, University of, 111 Kupcha, Dorot!Iy, 39 Kant, Immanuel, 94 Kupperstein, Lenore, 136 Kaplan, Joseph, 72 Kuzinich, Pete, 134 Katz, Bill, 111 Kysor, Lodi, 105

14 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom L tested by newsmen, 89 overturned anti-litter ordinance, 20 La Depeche, 26 anti-litter ordinance prohibiting delivery of materials to Ladies' Home Journal, 48 homes without permission, 20 Lady Chatterley's Lover, 95 passed Laird, Melvin, 6, 119 ordinance barring showing of X-rated movies at outdoor Lake, Albert C., 114 theaters, 23 Lakeshore High School, 40 proposed Land, Irving ( Judge ) , 22 law to prohibit display of obscene literature where minors Landry, Robert W. (Judge), 84 have access, 169 Lane, Mark, 14, 60 licensing of adult bookstores, 92 Lange, James C., 58 resolution introduced to impose moratorium on TV reruns, 142 La Pietra, Eugene Joseph, 120 state anti-pornography bill covers minors, 142 La Prensa, 62 tough anti-pornography law enacted in New Jersey, 89 Lasker, Mrs. Billie, 157 unusual copyright granted to Christian Science Church, 58 Last Copy Retention Center, 68 upheld Last House on the Left, 157 law used to seize movies, 135 Last Picture Show, The, 142 ordinance barring disturbances of religious congregation, 21 "Last Poets, The," 32 state obscenity statute, 20 Last Summer, 73 zoning law being drafted to control spread of adult book and La Virgie Marocaine, 26 film shops, 91 Law As a Way of Life: Memoirs of George G. Allen, 1910-1970, Leis, Simon L., Jr., 127 The, 116 Lekachman, Robert, 147 Lawrence, D. H., 95 LeKander, Lawrence M., 105 Lawrence, Malcolm, 159 Lelyveld, Arthur, 79, 81 Lawton, Robert, 17 Le M onde, 117 Leaflets Lennon, John, 107 distributors of, jailed in Italy for insulting Pope Paul, 25 Leonard, Louise, 89 Learning Tree, The, 13, 155 Le Petit Marocain, 26 Lebanon Lerner, Max, 79,81 Beirut: Government censors ban showing of film The Con- LeRoy C. Merritt Humanitarian Fund, 53 fession, 63 Leventhal, Harold (Judge), 46 LeDonne, Marjorie, 146 Levine, Sol, 18, 120 Left Unity Coalition, 77 Levin, Harry, 81, 95 Legal Aid Society, 146 Levy, Robert E., 86 Legal Services Organization, 169 Lewis, Oren R. (Judge), 163 Legislation Lewis, Oscar, 146 amendment requested to ban information on ways to thwart Libraries telephone company, 142 accused of making pornography available to children, 18 anti-obscenity law dies with adjournment of legislature, 61 asked to put "pro-Aryan" books in stock, 68 anti-pornography ordinance requested, 40 board adopts restrictive resolution on book selection, 71 approved board votes not to renew subscriptions to underground news- local obscenity ordinance, 168 papers, 155 ornography statute covering minors, 168 books by black authors difficult to obtain, 72 bilf introduced to protect reporters against having to disclose books given to reformatory inmates, 72 sources, 168 county libraries asked to screen books from young people, 103 bills dealing with pornographic movies are tabled, 89 display of "banned books" set up, 72 bill signed to curb showing of "offensive" sex films at drive-ins, education committee questions school library copy of The 142 Inner City Mother Goose, 104 California Harmful Matter Statute challenged, 101, 114 librarian opposes stocking Playboy, 155 challenged Little Black Sambo found objectionable, 72-73 obscenity statute, 168 materials selection policy refused by city commissioners, 103 ordinance prohibiting advertising of abortion information, parents to decide children's reading matter, 61 23 policies under attack by right-wing citizens groups, 127 constitutionality of, tested school board petitioned to remove controversial books from anti-pornography ordinance, 169 school libraries, 103-4 defeated school board votes to remove Flowers for Algernon, 104 change in definition of obscene material, 113 sells pornographic books, 16 enacted school officials to review controversial books, 127 law gives Peruvian government power to acquire television "smut hunt" conducted in, 19 and radio stations, 24 state library cannot stock Berkeley Barb, 19 enacted stricter method of book selection to be used, 71 new state anti-pornography law, 120 students not required to read books objectionable to parents, fails to stem flow of pornographic materials in England, 25 72 found unconstitutional underground newspaper The Patriot found controversial, 71 anti-obscenity ordinance, 134 vital to the university, 149, 162 new Portuguese press law less restrictive, 26 Library Association of the Union of South Mrica, 141 new state law forbids public display of sex-related materials, Library Bill of Rights. See American Library Association, policies 22 Library Journal, Ill ordinance banning reporting of village board meetings is Library of Congress, 152

Index, 1972 15 Liftig, Alvin, 170 McCully, Richard, 86 Likoutis, James, 96 McEarchem, Robert, 128 Lilies of the Field, 72 McGarr, Frank J., 157 Lincoln's Negro Policy, 68 McGavock High School, 74 Lindsay, John V., 69, 158 McGill University, 167 Lion Country, 29 McGinnis, Martin, 117 Lippman, Theo, 131 McGovern, George S., 158 Little Black Sambo, 72, 117 Mcintire, Carl, 66, 164 Little Red School Book, The, 103, 118 MacKenzie, William M. (Judge), 19 Live and Let Die, 104 McKeon Construction Company, 167 Lloyd, George W. (Judge), 46 Maclean, Leslie, 15 Loew's Theater, 41 McLuhan, Marshall, 146 London Film Festival, 108 McMillan, James B. (Judge), 47 London Times, 2, 147 McMullen, John, 18 London University, 106 McNary, Gene, 142 Lone Mountain College, 76 McNeil Island Federal Prison, 144 Longer, Charles A., 105 McNitt, Bruce J., 167 Press, 68 McWilliams, Carey, 79,80 Longoria, Frank, 86 Maden, John L., 86 Lord of the Flies, 18 Madison, Gary, 57 Lord's Prayer, 75 Madison, James, 7 Lorton Reformatory, 122 Madison Public Library, 155 Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade, 108 Madison Takeover, 155 Los Angeles Free Press, The, 115 Mad Loves of a Hot Vampire, 47 Los Angeles Music Center, 108 Madrid, 26,63 Los Angeles Philharmonic, 108 Magazines Los Angeles Public Library Staff Association, 114 access to, denied to prison inmate, 41 Lottery, The, 13, 128 airlines ban Cosmopolitan Magazine, 108 Loughran, Clayton D., 11, 102 articles criticized, 11 Louisiana award-winning editor of, fired, 76-77 Leesville: Library board ador.ts resolution restricting pur­ banned chase and distribution of ' indecent materials," 71 Punch, The, 118 Baton Rouge: Prisoners file suit claiming censorship of mail Urdu Digest, 118 and reading material, 120 Zindagi, 118 New Orleans: Court declares that "nuisance laws" cannot he bookstore employee arrested for selling Playboy, 51 applied to obscenity without regard for First Amend­ braile edition of Playboy puzzles South Mrican authorities, 118 ment rights, 84 cited New Orleans: Court holds that testimony of expert witnesses Community College Social Science Quarterly, 11 is needed in obscenity cases, 84 confiscated, 85-86 New Orleans: Court overrules banning of Hair, 123 Dirty Little Comics, 90 New Orleans: Court rules that obscenity should be deter­ More Dirty Little Comics, 90 mined by juries after expert testimony, 47 criticized New Orleans: Operators of theater agree to court judgment Playboy, 15 requiring review of films prior to showing, 21 Scholastic Scope, 17 State Supreme Court describing censorship upholds laws used to seize allegedly obscene movies, 135 Censorship Today, 9 Love Story, 104 editors in England convicted of publishing obscene article, 25 Lowe, Al, 155 found objectionable Lower Columbia College, 78 Penthouse, 163-64 Loyalty oaths Playboy, 163-64 declared unconstitutional, 164, 170 Sexology, 163-64 LUC. See Left Unity Coalition found unobjectionable Lucas, Loretta, 42 Streams of Conscience, 120 Lucky Distributors, 47 granted right to publish controversial articles, 48 Lyle, Jack, 154 man convicted of selling obscene magazines, 109 Lynbrook High School, 32 opposed for library Lysistrata, 14, 73 Playboy, 155 rejected for library Berkeley Barb, 19 M sellers of Playboy threatened with prosecution, 19 sexually oriented, discussed, 160-62 Mabie, Gerry, 85 subscription to Playboy cancelled, 41 McArthur High School, 91 suppressed McCall, Abnor, 78 Becoming, 18 McCarthy, Eugene, 79, 80 in violation of liquor law McCarthy, Joseph, 8 Playboy, 23 McCarthy, William, 121 withdrawn McCartney, Paul, 93 Ramparts, 128 McClure, Ralph, 155, 159 Magnusson, Hugo, 159 McConnell, Richard, 57-58,65,82 Mahoney, Harry, 109 McCoy, Alfred W,. 154 Maier, Hemy W., 58

16 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Mailer, Norman, Ill Prince George's County: Films of student disturbances or- Maine dered to be surrendered, 115-16 Old Town: School committee member objects to Manchild in Maryland Motion Picture Board of Censors, 89, 120 the Promised Land, 116 Maryland, University of, 115 Majesto Studio, 67 Mary Washington College, 89 Makerere Institute of Social Research, 112 Massachusetts Makerere Institute of Social Research Library, 2 Boston: Boston Herald-Traveler announces refusal to carry Making Out, 156 advertisements for X-rated movies, 18 Malaysia Boston: Demonstrators picket the Boston Globe asking for Kuala Lumpur: Youth clubs plan to burn books and drugs, 118 rehiring of columnist fired for "insubordination," 158 Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs, 118 Boston: Film confiscated from theater by police, 90 Malcolm X, 17, 75, 108 Boston: Indians charge television series degrades native Malkus, Frederick C., Jr., 97-98 Americans, 129 Manchild in the Promised Land, 13, 18, 60, 72, 98, 116 Boston: Lawsuits against procedures of film Titicut Follies are Mandela, Nelson, 27 rejected by court, 84 Mandell, Ernest E., 130 Boston: New zoning law being drafted to control spread of Manhattan House of Detention, 48 adult book and film shops, 91 Manley, Robert E,. 10 Boston: Unitarian Universalist Association sues to protect Mann,El~abeth,l41 privacy of bank records, 59 Mann, Jay, 136 Braintree: X-rated film confiscated by police, 90 Mansfield, Mike, 132 Norwell: Students request establishment of new "above­ Manual of Correctional Standards, 143 ground" underground newspaper, 156 Manual of Style, 10 Weymouth: Board of selectmen acts to block showing of Mao Tse-tung, 94 Oh! Calcutta!, 128 Marat/Sade, 14 Worcester: Citizens group plans to review reading lists and Marcheschi,Henry, 155 other instructional materials to screen "filthy and obscene" Marchetti, Victor L., 115, 140, 141, 164 items, 18 Margolies, Donald, 18 Master Percy, 95 Marine, Gene, 111 Mathews, WilliamS. (Judge), 57 Marks,Stanley,l09 Mathias, Charles McC., Jr., 146 Marraffa, Jack Anthony, 90 Matzner, Joseph, 22 Marshall, Arthur A., Jr., 115 Mavern,Andrew, 72 Marshall, Thurgood (Justice), 130 Maves, Mrs. Charles, 31 Martin, Humbert, 42 Mayberry, Marilyn, 88 Martin, John H., 83 Maye, Larry, 32 Martinsville Public Library, 138 Medvedev,Roy,26 Marvin Theater, 16 Medicine for the People, 114 Maryland Meg Camera Store, 47 Annapolis: Reporters allowed to ask oral questions of county Mein Kampf, 11 officials, 60 Menna, Anthony, 20, 45 Baltimore: Constitutionality of censorship law challenged, Meracle, Bob, 58 120-21 Mercier, Vivian, 81, 95 Baltimore: County council chairman asks libraries to screen Merhige, Robert R., Jr. (Judge), 22 objectionable books from young people, 103 Merriam, Eve, 69,97-98, 104 Baltimore: Editor of Chamber of Commerce magazine fired Merritt, Russell, 78 for publishing controversial articles, 76-77 Merriwether, Louise, 71 Baltimore: Four persons acquitted of charges of disorderly Metarie Theater, 21 conduct in test of lawful assembly, 47 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 163 Baltimore: Judge upholds ban against film Doctors from Metropolitan State Hospital, 87 Copenhagen, 22 Mexican-American Legal Defense Fund, 115 Baltimore: Restrictive school board policy on student publi­ Meyer, Russ, 17 cations held unconstitutional, 133 Miami Central High School, 31 Bowie: Judge declares films obscene and orders them con­ Michelson, Peter, 81, 95, 112 fiscated, 85 Michigan Cumberland: Editor found guilty of contempt of court for Berkley: School board members attacked for approving photographing state trooper in courthouse, 83 "smut" books, 73 Glen Burnie: Novelty shop owner convicted for selling porno­ Cheboygan: History teacher fired for failure to stand during graphic poster to boy, 22 pledge of allegiance and national anthem, 16 Montgomery County: Antiwar organizers allowed to speak Cheboygan: School teacher reinstated on appeal to constitu­ at high school, 60-61 tional rights, 122 Montgomery County: Judge dismisses complaint about school Detroit: Honor student barred from games for failure to stand sex education program, 41 during national anthem, 40 Montgomery County: Judge rules school board policy on dis­ Detroit: Local anti-obscenity ordinance ruled unconstitu­ tribution of student publications too broad, therefore tional, 134 unconstitutional, 162 Detroit: Mayor refuses'operating license to theater, 120 Montgomery County: Parents seek injunction against sex Detroit: Newspaper will no longer publish ads for X-rated education materials in school, 96 movies, 76 Montgomery County: Sex education project critic~ed by Grand Ledge: High school senior suspended for distributing cit~ens, 65 underground newspaper, 75 Montgomery County: Teachers' publication banned from dis­ Grosse Pointe: Group announces plans to chase film A Clock­ tribution, 128 work Orange out of town, 76

Index, 1972 17 Kalamazoo: Board of education hears arguments on under­ Moat, Welles V., Jr., 59 ground newspaper in public library, 71 Moffett, Carlton, 73 Lansing: Distributor of underground school newspaper ex­ Molz, R. Kathleen, 141, 143 pelled,120 Mondale, Walter F., 168 Lansing: Judge orders city to reissue theater permit, 86 Montesquieu, 94 Rochester: Appeals court reverses lower court's decision to Montgomery County Federation of Teachers, 128 bar Slaughterhouse Five in public schools, 138 Montgomery County Taxpayers for Quality Education, 114 Rochester: Judges consider overturning ban on school use of Montgomery County Teacher, 128 Slaughterhouse Five, 91 Montgomery, F. Dufay, 134 Royal Oak: Constitutionality of ordinance prohibiting adver­ Montgomery Journal, 16 tising of abortion information is challenged, 23 Monthly Catalog of U.S. Government Publications, 151, 153, 154 State Supreme Court Moore, Alexander, 73 adopts rule prohibiting lawyers from releasing information Moore, Arthur E. (Judge), 91 about cases, 20 Moore, Everett T., 114, 138 Michigan, University of, 57 Moore, John P. (Judge), 114 Law School, 87 Moore, Robert C. A., 58, 82 Mihajlov, Mihajlo, 94 Moorhead, William S., 152 Milionario, Giuseppe, 25 Moosomin High School, 24 Mill, John Stuart, 11, 165 Morality in Media, 84, 113 Miller, Andrew P., 23 Moravia, Alberto, 81 Miller, Arthur, 131 More Dirty Little Comics, 90 Miller, Henry, 16 Morey's News Stand, 134 Millet, Kate, 26 Morgan County Ministerial Association, 17 Milton, John, 11 Morocco Milwaukee Journal, 58 Casablanca: Nation's three largest newspapers closed down by Milwaukee Sentinel, 89 government, 26 Miner, Robert, 73 Moraski, Henry, 167 Minnesota Moses, Lincoln E., 107 Minneapolis: Proposal to license adult bookstores rejected by Mosher, Carol, 77 city council committee, 92 Mother, The, 93 State Attorney General's office Motion pictures investigates Citizens for Decent Literature, 141 advertisements for, refused State Supreme Court Sky;acked, 129 rules against police seizure, 123 banned rules photographing nude models not protected by First "adults-only" films, 57 Amendment, 67 Confession, The, 63 Miranda vs. Arizona, 12 Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, A, 93 Missouri Fly, The, 133 Brentwood: Angry citizens protest showing of film Portnoy's Genesis Four, 133 Complaint, 157 Oh! Calcutta!, 128 Cedar City: City council approves ordinance barring X-rated Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, 17 movies, 23 cancelled Columbia: Court rules that university officials did not violate Birth of a Nation, The, 78 constitutional rights of expelled student publisher, 133-34 Fritz the Cat, 158 Kansas City: Arrests made in large-scale crackdown on por­ Ginger, 41 nography, 169 censored Kansas City: Campus police confiscate copies of publication Anne of a Thousand Days, 93 with Allen Ginzberg poem, 78 Good-by, Stork, Good-by, 26 Kansas City: Radio station manager announces that stations Santa Mama, 93 will not accept political advertising, 109 children not permitted to view Spanish sex-education film, 26 St. Charles: Parents object to use of Promise of America in citizens' group aroused by film A Clockwork Orange, 76 eighth grade social studies class, 128 complaint against, reversed St. Charles: Parents object to use of textbooks in schools, 156 Without a Stitch, 83-84 St. Charles: Self-styled "witches" stopped by court order confiscated, 85, 90, 109 from appearing at high school, 106 Cry Uncle!, 90 St. Louis: Judge dismisses suit against teacher critical of Sexual Permission U.S.A., 90 Missouri State Teachers Association, 20 director of women's dormitory fired for showing stag films, St. Louis: Judge issues injunction allowing teachers to receive 107-8 association newspaper, 46 distributor files suit against ban on Cry Uncle!, 121 St. Louis: Suit filed to ban sale of The Happy Hooker, 142 experts claim "obscene" films used in therapy, 163 St. Louis: Suspension of black students upheld by court, 46 expurgated St. Louis: Three newspapers found not obscene by county Bronco Bullfrog, 64 prosecuting attorney, 170 Damned, The, 99 Missouri State Teachers Association, 20 Panic in Needle Park, 64 Missouri, University of, 78, 133 favorable court ruling on I a Woman-Part II set aside, 46 Freedom of Information Center, 87 film festival halted with seizure of controversial film, 108 Mr. Sammler's Planet, 72 found not obscene Mitchell, John N., 58 Electrosex 1975, 21 Mitchell, Martin, 23 Oh, Doctor!, 21 Mitrovich, Peter, 47 found objectionable Mix, Averill Q., 92 Last House on the Left, 157

18 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Making Out, 156 National Council for Civil Liberties, 25 Portnoy's Complaint, 157 National Council of Teachers of English, 105 found obscene, 85 National Educational Television, 14, 32 Blue Movie, 48 National Education Association, 87,90 I Am Curious (Yellow), 20 National Inventory of Library Needs, 143 Mad Loves of a Hot Vampire, 47 National Labor Relations Act, 130 Old Miss Bodie, 41 National Observor, The, 28,29 Senta, 45 National Office for Decent Literature, 80 Teacher's Pet, 47 National Park Service, 76 impounded National Press Center, 118 Women's Liberation, 90 National Renaissance Party, 68 injunction sought against National Science Foundation, 167 Without a Stitch, 57 National Socialist White People's Party, 68, 163 pornographic films returned to distributors on court order, 163 National Technical Information Service, 152 reviewed by Supreme Court National Welfare Rights Organization, 91 I Am Curious (Yellow), 13 National Youth Alliance, 68 seized, 85 Natwick, Clark, 97 Carnal Knowledge, 85 Nebraska seized by court action, 157 Lincoln: Auditorium directors decide to allow performance seized in bar, 90 of Hair, 60 seizure of, found unconstitutional, 85 Nelson, Ladd, 46 sexually oriented, discussed, 160-62 Nelson, Randy, 118 showing of, postponed NET. See National Educational Television Carnal Knowledge, 42 Network Project, 59 Soviet censors lift ban on Andrei Rubley, 63 Nevada studio fined for failure to announce rating of preview film, 163 Reno: Newspapers request injunction prohibiting prior judicial used in sex education classes restraint, 168 Emergency Childbirth, 96 Nevada State Journal, 168 Flipside, 96 Neville, Anne, 72 Game, The, 96 New Britain Public Library, 113 Phoebe,96 New Hampshire Story of a Premarital Pregnancy, 96 Conway: School board denies request by parents that teachers withdrawn in Stockholm be disciplined, 41-42 Green Berets, The, 26 New Jersey Motion Picture Association of America, 99 Camden: Conviction of person possessing obscene materials MOTOREDE. See Movement to Restore Decency is reversed because of "constitutionally intolerable" war­ Mt. Vernon High School, 106, 135 rant, 134 Mouse that Roared, The, 72 Cinnaminson: Board of education hears irate parents' com- Movement to Resore Decency, 113, 131 plaints about school use of Last Summer, 73-74 Movement Toward a New America, The, 15,39 Court rules on parental right in sex education classes, 65 Moye, Charles A. (Judge), 119 Falls: Adult bookstore under attack, 42 MPAA . See Motion Picture Association of America Hackensack: Paintings of mythological figures in Greek res­ Mphahlele, Ezekiel, 9 taurant attacked as obscene, 42 Muenchow, Dawn, 170 Hightstown: School teacher convicted of violating indecent Muhammed Speaks, 120,170 language law, 116 Muldowney, Edward, 134 Morristown: Parental opposition brought against school dis­ Mullaney, C. Pete, 42 trict sex education program, 96 Mt. Holly: Judge orders return of confiscated magazines Muller, Robert E., 114 ~~ , Murdaugh, Marshall E., 109 Murphy, Francis L., 19 Newark: Convictions of theater owners for showing obscene Murry, Harold, 47 film are upheld, 48 Musgrave,Jacqueline,88 Newark: Injunction sought against federal law prohibiting "Music for Malcolm," 108 mailing of abortion information, 167 Myerson, Michael, 108 Newark: Judge rules that allegedly obscene materials may My Life and Opinions, 48 not be seized in general warrants, 47-48 Myra Breckenridge, 29 Pennsville: Ministers denounce adult class in extrasensory perception as "witchcraft in the school," 74 Plainfield: School board hears parents' complaints that The N Exorcist is pornographic, 7 4 Roselle: Titles deleted by board of education president from NAG. See National Action Group library reference materials list, 147 Naked Came the Stranger, 27 South Plainfield: New amendment to ordinance follows movie Naked Society, 131 rating system regulations, 170 Narcotics Identification Manual, 151, 153 South. Plainfield: Theater group prohibits persons under National Action Group, 73 e1ghteen from movies appealing to prurient interests, 128 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 78 State Supreme Court National Campus Opinion Survey, 65 reverses lower court conviction of newspaper publisher, 22 National Commission on Population Growth and the American Trenton: Governor signs tough law aimed at "curbing por­ Future, 109 nography," 89 National Conference of Brazilian Bishops, 117 Trenton: Proposed anti-obscenity legislation dies with ad­ National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 158 journment, 61

Index, 1972 19 New Jersey Catholic Conference, 89 reporter refused permission to tour food service facilities, 40 New Jersey Library Association, 22, 140 school board denies approval of restrictive policy on publica­ New Journalism; The Underground Press, the Artists of Non- tions, 156 fiction, and Changes in the Established Media, The, 111 students regret printing of allegedly obscene cartoon strip, 75 New Recruit, The, 109 students request new "above-ground" underground news- Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom, 9, 10, 13, 52, 135, 141, 144 paper, 156 Newspapers sued for articles opposing real estate development, 167 ads refused for X-rated movies, 76 suit brought against termination of financial support, 23 asked to refuse ads for X-rated movies, 32 supporting funds from university cut off, 47 banned suspended Aksam, 94 Trident, The, 18 ban on reporters' interviews \vith county officials lifted, 60 suspensions of student and editor for verbal attack on univer­ ban on sale of, reversed, 83 sity president are revoked, 168 closed down by Moroccan government, 26 threatened because of ads for abortion referral services, 167 confiscated, 27 threatened with censorship by state legislature, 40 confiscated by Venezuelan government, 25 Newspapers, underground denied access to police news, 41 challenge ban on abortion referral ads, 119 denied to jail inmates, 15 conviction of publisher is reversed, 130 denied to prisoners . found objectionable Muhammed Speaks, 120 Patriot, The, 71 Quran, 120 high school student suspended for distributing paper on school editor arrested in Pakistan, 94, 96 grounds, 75 editorial called unfair, 17 London court declares that judging a work as a whole to editorial cautions librarians on book selection, 155 determine obscenity applies to books, but not newspapers, editors fired in Belgrade, 63 25 expelled from association for violation of "professional ethics," publication of, suspended, 75 62 purchase of refused found not obscene Berkeley Barb, 16 Black Panther, 170 student dismissed for distributing "unauthorized publication," Muhammed Speaks, 170 91 St. Louis Outlaw, 170 student editor faces suspension, 39 Greek publisher speaks out against stringent press law, 62-63 student expelled for distributing newspaper sues for re-admis­ Madrid editor resigns under pressure, 63 sion, 120 mayor refuses to interview reporters, 58 students file suit to be allowed distribution in schools, 91 news reports restricted in Vietnam, 96 subscriptions to, not renewed by library, 155 New York Times wins award for Pentagon Papers, 61 Newsweek, 166 paper defies contempt-of-court threat, 147 Newton, Huey, 15 picketed, 18 News Twisters, The, 165 pressmen object to advertisement, 129 New Underground Theater, 42 protest censorship by Uruguay government, 24 New York publisher of Athens News to be tried for violation of Greek Albany: Appeals court finds state Supreme Court justice wrong press law, 25 in barring reporters from trial, 83 publisher of Peru's La Prensa is removed, 62 Albany: Conviction of theater manager is upheld, 48 refuse advertising, 18, 40 Albany: Governor signs bill to curb showing of "offensive" refuse to print word "virgin," 15-16 films,142 right to fire employee upheld, 129 Amityville: Mayor receives complaints on Christmas showing suit brought on access to public records, 23-24 of Carnal Knowledge, 42 threatened by Spanish government authorities, 26 Brooklyn: Bookstore proprietor charged with promoting ob­ warned because of criticism of government, 26-27 scenity is acquitted, 84 Yugoslavian writer jailed for articles in New York Times, 94 Buffalo: Theatrical company threatened with loss of county Newspapers, student funds, 59 ad for, refused, 15-16 Herman: Residents petition school board to remove from the city funds restored, 122 library and curriculum works containing profanity or college dean to chat with editor on "good taste," 41 description of sexual activity, 103-4 college paper under attack for abortion referral information, 77 Long Island: Reporter claims Nazi activity has resurfaced, 68 confiscated Lynbrook: Student newspaper editorial board ousted for Clipper, The, 32 planning to print articles, 32 in conflict with university president, I-157 Mexico: Health teacher claims he was fired for teaching sex criticized by district board, 7 4 education, 65 criticized for abortion ads Arizona Daily Wildcat, 15 Mt. Vernon: William Kunstler and ACLU challenge authority of school officials to veto his appearance, 106 distribution of, defended by student editors, 94 distribution of, suspended, 40-41 New York: Bookstore withdraws August 1914 from sale, 42 editor arrested, 17 New York: City vice authorities make arrests for obscenity editor removed, 39 and close peep shows in , 158 editors of, ousted by school administration, 32 New York: College presidents ordered not to interfere with editor tests university ban on abortion information, 78 publication of article in student newspapers, 48 granted freedom from interference by college, 48 New York: Copies of two magazines confiscated by police in granted publishing freedom, 32 raid on offices of mail order services, 90 publication of, suspended, 42 New York: of public television program­ refused permission to distribute, 17-18 ming is charged, 59

20 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom New York: Court confirms banning of Down These Mean Durham: High school students challenge the school rule re­ Streets from high school libraries, 115 quiring permission for distribution of publications, 17-18 New York: Court holds that prisoner may write freely in his Durham: Student leaders' request for court order to restore diary, 48 funds for campus newspaper is denied, 47 New York: Damage suit filed against Church of Scientology, Durham: Student newspaper files suit charging that termina­ 119 tion of funding of university constitutes censorship, 23 New York: Film festival is halted when Treasury Department Raleigh: Bookstore operators win case in seizure of materials agents seize one of the films, 108 by police, 86 New York: Former CIA agent restrained from publishing North Carolina Baptist Convention, 18 books about CIA without authorization, 164 North Carolina Central University, 47 New York: High school senior appeals decision which resulted North Central Carolina University, 23 in impounding of student-produced literary magazine, 18 North Dakota New York: Indictments returned in policeman-staffed pornog­ Grand Forks: "Committee on pornography" created by ma­ raphy shop experiment, 121 yor, 159 New York: Judge rescinds his own order barring publication, North Dakota, University of, 159 48 Northern Ireland New York: Judge upholds new state law forbidding public Londonderry: IRA leaders increase efforts to control news display of sex-related materials, 22 coverage, 117 New York: Lower court ruling denying request for injunction Northern Virginia Community College, 41 from Berrigans is upheld, 48 Northrop, EdwardS. (Judge), 133, 162 New York: New York Times given award for publishing North Salinas High School, 104 Pentagon Papers, 61 Northwest High School, 73 Northwest Louisiana Baptists Association, 99 New York: Printing union holds up issue of New York Times Norwick, Kenneth P., 131 over controversial advertisement, 129 NRP. See National Renaissance Party New York: Public Broadcasting System president withdraws NSWPP. See National Socialist White People's Party segment of Great American Dream Machine, 32 NTIS. See National Technical Information Service New York: Random House decides against publishing book on Attica prison, 158 0 New York: Student editors sue school officials, 120 New York: TV station refuses ad with the word "hell" in it, Oakes, Robert, 73 129 Oath of Allegiance, 134 Queens: Ban on Down These Mean Streets upheld, 126 Obiectives and Standards fol' Libraries in Adult Prisons, 143 Rikers Island: Books distributed to reformatory inmates, 72 Oboler, Eli M., 30, 95, 170 State Supreme Court Obscene Publications Acts of 1959, 25 rejects attempt by Village Voice to quash subpoena, 48 Obscenity: Censorship or Free Choice?, 79 Obscenity Law Today, 79 Suffern: College president receives pressure to close feminist Obstinate, 26 art show, 92 O'Connell, Hugh R. (Judge), 84-85 Bar Association, 58 O'Donnell, Kristina, 167 New York City University, 48 Of Mice and Men, 104 New York Festival of Cuban Films, 108 Oh! Calcutta!, 14, 81, 128 New York Penal Law Revision Commission, 84 Oh, Doctor!, 21 New York Printing Pressman's Union, 129 O'Hair, Madalyn Murray, 14 New York Public Library, 72 O'Hara, Michael D. (Judge), 91 New York State University, 92, 146 Ohio New York Telephone Company, 129 Athens: University student newspaper to be precensored by New York Times, 1, 4, 6, 61, 93, 94, 129, 140, 154, 165, 168 students, 40 New York Times Magazine, 28 Cincinnati: Bookstore owner found guilty of selling obscene New York University, 30,80 book,l09 N. Y. vs. Stabile, 79 Cincinnati: Librarian protests city ban on books by black New Zealand authors, 72 Aukland: Germaine Greer receives police summons on com­ Cincinnati: Right-wing citizens groups wage attack on public plaints she used an indecent word while addressing a library, 127 mass meeting, 96 Cincirmati: Suit filed to shut down theater as public nuisance, Wellington: Indecent publications tribunal bans three books, 57 27 Cincinnati: Theater ordered to produce films for preview by Nigger, 13 court, 57 Niles, Betty, 73 Cleveland: Arbitrator rules that newspaper has right to fire 1984,72,80 employee for publishing critical article, 129 Nineteen Necromancers from Now, 122 Columbus: Bookseller arrested for selling Playboy to minors, Nixon, Richard M., 1, 5, 12, 38, 57, 77, 80, 91, 94, 107, 111, 122, 57 129 Columbus: Judge holds that movie need not be ruled obscene Nixon, Robin, 32 before seizure or arrest of person showing it, 21 NODL. See National Office for Decent Literature Columbus: Judge refuses injunctions to bar arrests of adult No Easy Walk to Freedom, 27 bookstore operators, 46 North, William D., 145 Columbus: Judges rule that liquor control department cannot North Carolina confiscate allegedly obscene materials, 46 Charlotte: Building inspection department ordered to rein­ Dayton: Governor orders end to censorship of prisoners' mail, state Ku Klux Klan member, 47 60 Charlotte: Producers of Hair file suit charging violation of Dayton: Student reporter barred from tour of university's freedom of speech, 23 food service facilities, 40

Index, 1972 21 Dayton: Students regret publication of allegedly obscene car­ Panic in Needle Park, 64 toon strip, 75 Panther Pith, 39 Fairfield: Irate citizens cause police to cancel showing of Papadopoulos, George, 62 X-rated caitoon, 158 Papish, Barbara, 133, 134 Middletown: Police raid bookstore, arrest owner, and con­ Pappas, Irene, 93 fiscate material, 90 Paradise Theater, 86 Norwalk: Govemor's decision to stop censorship of prisoners' Parents Who Care, 159 mail receives criticism from law enforcement officials, 159 Parent Teachers Association, 96 Reynoldsburg: School principal refuses to release student Park, Chung Hee, 64 newspaper, 40-41 Parker, Barrington D. (Judge), 46 State Supreme Comt Parker, Mason T., 11 agrees to review injunction against film, 57 Parker, Roscoe H. (Judge), 115 Ohio Department of Liquor Control, 46 Parks, Gordon, 155 Ohio University, 40 Parks, Thomas W., 163 OIF Memorandum, 52 Parsons, Sandy, 22 OIF. See American Library Association, Office for Intellectual Partisan Review, 95 Freedom Parthian Shot, The, 41 Oklahoma, 13 Partridge Family, The, 129 Old Miss Bodie, 47 Passalacqua, Juan Garcia, 40 Oliver, Ray, 104 Passing of the Great Race, 10 Onassis, Jackie, 131 Passover, The, 14 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, 170 Patriot, The, 71 O'Neil, George T., 74, 170 Patton, 142 On Liberty, 165 Pavao,Educardo,127,128 Ontario High School, 74 Pawtucket Times, 32 Ontario Science Center, 93 Payne vs. Whitmore, 144 On the Road, 106 PBS-TV, 77 Oral Roberts University, 93 PDQ. See People Dedicated to Quality Oregon Peace symbols Corvallis: University film committee bans X-rated movies, 78 ban against, lifted, 31 Portland: Court upholds right of shopping center to prohibit Peachtree Street Corp., 109 distribution of anti-war pamphlets, 130 Pearl, Michael, 76 Salem: College students protest school authorities' attempt to Peck, John W. (Judge), 46 censor and control student newspaper, 157 Peckham, Morse, 112, 113 Oregon State University, 78 Pederson, Norman, 159 Orito, George J ., 84 Peers Commission Report, 119 Orlinsky, WalterS., 98 Pember, Don R., 131 Ostinato, 117 Penal Code of Connecticut, 113 O'Sullivan, Jack, 128 Pendulum Books, Inc., 21 Otepka, Otto, 44 Penn Central Railroad, 42 Otis, James (Judge), 123 Pennsylvania Our Lady of the Flowers, 112 Corry: Newspaper defies contempt-of-court threat over publi­ Outsiders, The, 105 cation of article on juvenile court case, 147 Overseas Communications Service, 63-64 Harrisburg: Legislation introduced prohibiting display of ob­ Owens Auditorium, 23 scene literature where minors have access, 169 Owl Bookstore, 168 Hollidaysburg: Local pastors object to use of several books in Oxford English Dictionary, 117 senior high school English classes, 105 Oz,25 Philadelphia: Book banned from stockholders' meeting place Ozark Virgin, 57 42 ' Oz No. 28- Schoolkids [~sue, 25 Philadelphia: Controversial painting removed from municipal building art exhibit, 75-76 p Philadelphia: Movie theater owners arrested and films im­ pounded,90 Philadelphia: Newspaper files suit to gain access to welfare Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, 128 department records, 23-24 Pack, David, 121 Philadelphia: Policemen's wives picket Philadelphia Inquirer Packard, Vance, 131 because of series alleging police corruption, 18 Paetro, Madeline E., 31 Pottstown: School director attempts to ban religious or anti­ Paintings. See Pictures religious programs from district schools, 106 Pakistan Shippens~u;!?: School ?oard uphol~. decision by principal Karachi: Martial law administrator bans three Lahore per­ . prohibiting long-haired students pictures in yearbook, 18 iodicals, 118 Wmdber: Judge rules high movie license fee not a violation Rawalpindi: Editor of English-language newspaper arrested of U.S. Constitution, 134 and held incommunicado, 94, 96 Yeadon: Suspended school teacher reinstated at public meet- Rawalpindi: Foreign correspondents barred from fighting ing, 32 areas, 64 Pennsylvania State University, 97 Rawalpindi: Prepublication censorship is lifted but press re- Pentagon, 119 mains under martial law regulations, 27 Pentagon Papers, 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 38, 43, 44, 59, 61, 126, 141, 152, Palatnik, Raiza, 140 154,164,165 Palo Alto City Library, 132 Penthouse, 58,164 Pan African Student Union, 39 People Dedicated to Quality, 88

22 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom People's Guardian, The, 83 Prejudices and Antipathies: A Tract on the LC Subject Heads Periodicals. See Publications; Magazines; Newspapers Concerning People, 112 Perot, H. Ross, 46 Prentiss, John, 92 Perry, Benson, 42 President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, 57, 84, Perry, Mel, 76 131, 135, 141 Pershing Auditorium, 60 Minority Report of, 79, 80, 81 Persico, Cam1ine, 83 Technical Reports of, 43, 64, 135-38, 160-62 Perspective on Pornography, 79, 81, 95 Press, freedom of Peru asked to exercise self-restraint, 118 Lima: Military government removes publisher of La Prensa, attempt made to block publication of book on Berlin prison, 62 158 Lima: Peruvian government assumes economic power over cancellation of Chinese correspondents' credentials by U.N. television and radio statioq.s, 24 is protested, 63 Peterson, Howard V. (Judge), 45 controversial theological study of priesthood not to be pub­ Pettet, A. W., 106 lished,158 Pettine, RaymondJ. (Judge), 164 curbs on civil liberties lifted in Uruguay, 93 Philadelphia Inquirer, 18, 23 foreign corerspondents barred from fighting areas in Pakistan, Phillips, William, 81, 95 64 Phinazee, Annette L., 135, 141 former CIA employee refused permission to publish, 164 Phinney, Eleanor, 143 given new restrictive directives, 27 Phoebe, 96 jomnalists sue to remove prohibition on interviews with prison Photography inmates, 58 studio manager and models convicted, 67 new law in Greece applying to journalists lists "disciplinary" Pictures offenses, 25 cause closing of exhibit, 39 new rules imposed on news coverage in South Vietnam, 64 controversial painting removed from exhibit, 75-76 newsmen arrested for reporting village board meetings, 89 found obscene by liquor control office, 42 newsmen excluded from courtroom, 19 group asks removal of photograph from exhibit, 92 newspaper offices picketed over dismissed employee, 158 modernized poster of Jesus Christ criticized, 117 newspapers request injunction on prior judicial restraints, 168 refused clearance for transmission in India, 63-64 newspapers' right to reject advertising is upheld, 164 restrictions on East German artists are relaxed, 62 news reports restricted in South Vietnam, 118 Piggy-banks pressure on newsmen to disclose sources, 9 confiscated for swastika design, 26 pressures on, 4-9 Pink Poodle, 134 proposed legislation in South Korea threatens press freedom, 64 Plafker, Nathaniel, 32 publisher decides not to publish controversial book on Attica Playboy, 15, 19, 23, 41, 42, 57, 112, 113, 118, 142, 155, 159, 161, prison, 158 164 publishers' representatives draft bill to protect reporters against Playboy Club, 75 being forced to disclose sources, 168 Playboy Enterprises, Inc., 58 restrictive measures taken against journalists in Northern Ire- Plaza One Cinema, 90 land, 117 Pledge of Allegiance, 122 Spanish bishops protest government's restrictive measures, 63 Poe, Elizabeth H., 146 suit brought to permit interviews with prison inmates, 89 1'ointer, W. Donald, 143 town council to have prior approval on publication of news, Polish American Congress, 77 119 "Politics and Humor of Woody Allen, The," 77 under martial law regulation, 27 Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia, The, 154 Press Freedom Under Pressure, 9 Pressman, Hyman A., 82,98 Polk County Council of PTA, 17 Pressures on the Press, 110, 111 Pollak,Felix,81,95 Preston, Richard, 65 Pomerantz, Jeffrey, 84 Price, Bobby A., 135 Pomona Health Center, 7 4 Princess Anne, 62 Pompidou, Georges, 62 Printing Act of 1895, 152, 153 Pope Clement XV, 25 Prisoner of Love, 106 Pope Pius XI, 96 Prison Library Handbook, 143 Popple, Gordon, 128 Prisons and jails Pornography and the Law, 112 attorneys to represent inmates in attack on mail censorship, Pornography: The Issues and the Law, 131 169 Portnoy's Complaint, 72, 157 Berrigans sue for right to send uncensored mail, 48 P01tugal censorship of mail made less restrictive, 60 Lisbon: New press law gives more freedom but permits cen­ censorship of mail to be challenged by ACLU, 169 sorship during national crisis, 26 convicts permitted to send uncensored letters to newsmen, 92 Lisbon: Play The Mother written in 1924 is banned, 93 court prohibits officials from censoring mail, 135 Postel, George (Judge ) , 83 inmate files suit to protect mail and reading matter, 23 Post, J. B., 111 inmate protests censorship of reading material, 40 Post, The, 129 inmates challenge prison censorship policies, 169 Powell, Lewis F. (Justice), 1, 12,130 inmates charge censorship of mail, 120 Powers, James, 79 inmate's manuscript must be revealed, 48 Powledge, Fred, 111 law enforcement officials criticize relaxing of prison censorship Pratt, Philip A. (Judge), 134 regulations, 159 Pravada,26 mother files complaint on inmate-son's freedom to read, 158-59 Preble High School, 104 prisoner may write freely in diary, 48

Index, 1972 23 publication of controversial newsletter is resumed, 122 Rebel, 42 reformatory inmates given library books, 72 Recordings suit brought to allow press interviews with inmates, 89 banned by BBC, 93 Privacy and the Press- The Law, The Mass Media and The First censorship regulation on Chinese songs imposed in Indonesia, Amendment, 131 96 Private Arts Foundation, 16 discontinued in radio broadcasts, 77 Promise of America, 128 found objectionable, 32 Prospect High School, 39 objected to Prosser, Harold, 105 Hair, 16,19 "Protector, The," 75 refused for radio broadcast, 129 Providence Bureau of Licenses, 22 request brought to block distribution of recording of song, 109 Providence Journal-Bulletin, 19, 32 Redbook Magazine, 89 PTA. See Parent Teachers Association Reed, Betty, 20 Publications Reed, Vincent, 114 editors of, interrogated, 26 Rehnquist, William (Justice), 1, 12, 116, 169 grand jury subpoenas J?ublisher's bank records, 59 Reighley, John, 156 impmted literature to be reviewed by Swaziland government Reitman, Alan, 4, 38 board of censors, 94 Religious literature news vendors arrested in Rome for distributing pornographic confiscated by U.S.S.R. from visiting U.S. students, 93 materials, 25 Rembar, Charles, 79, 81 reporter barred from party precinct meeting, 108 Reno Evening Gazette, 168 teachers' publication banned from distribution, 128 Renshaw, John, 9 underground journal being circulated in U.S.S.R., 94 Reporters Committee on , 87 university publication runs objectionable poem and pictures, Report of the Commission of the United States Court of Claims 129 (1972),145 university weekly attacked for abortion referral information, 77 Retail Clerks Union, 130 Publications, student Review of the News, 131 impounded,18 Revolution for the Hell of It, 13 pictures prohibited, 18 Reynoldsburg High School, 40 Public Broadcasting Act, 59 Reynolds, Burt, 108 Public Broadcasting Service, 59 Reynolds, John (Judge), 46, 82 Public Broadcasting System, 14, 32 Reynolds, Robert, 85 Punch, The, 118 Rhode Island Putzier, Mrs. Clifford R., 88 Cranston: Citizen complains that public library makes por­ nography available to children, 18 Cranston: Library trustees adopt policy of parental control Q of children's reading, 61 Cranston: Teacher who invited a prostitute to speak in social Question of Judgment: The Fortas Case and the Struggle for the studies program receives demands for explanation, 74 Supreme Court, A, 166 Cumberland: High school student newspaper confiscated by Quicksilver Times, 142 school officials, 32 Quran, 120 North Smithfield: Licensing fee for theaters showing X-rated films raised drastically, 32 North Smithfield: Theater agrees to prevent minors from R viewing X-rated movies, 59 Pawtucket: City council votes to recommend that newspapers Radford College, 89-90 cease publishing ads for X-rated movies, 32 Radio Providence: Community Mothers Association opposes X-rated BBC bans Paul McCartney recording, 93 movies, 42 employee fired after broadcasting controversial news story, 58 Providence: Judge excludes newspaper reporter from closed license denied to station by court, 164 hearing, 19 playing of recording is discontinued, 77 Providence: Judge rules that members of licensing bureau recommendation made that stations be fined for censoring must go to New York to preview Hair, 22 political broadcasts, 159 Providence: Navy's right to prohibit open political activity on station charges refusal to permit broadcasting of hearing, 15 bases is upheld, 164 station refuses to accept political advertising, 109 Providence: School superintendent cancels appearance at station suspended from broadcasting in Chile, 62 high school by representatives of , 106-7 Radio and television Providence: State attorney general declares that magazine comment on news about China is banned in Thailand, 64 sellers may be prosecuted for displaying Playboy maga­ Radio Balmaceda, 62 zine, 19 Raleigh, Henry, 92 Providence: Teachers reprimanded for allowing prostitute to Ramparts, 41, 128 address class are exonerated, 170 Rand Daily Mail, 9 Warwick: Police chief conducts "smut hunt" in public library, Random House, 158 19 Random House Dictionary, 95 Rhodesia Rangel, Charles, 146 Salisbury: Government censors ban Kate Millet's Sexual Poli- Ray, Robert D., 19 tics with no report of reason, 26 Reader's Digest, 104, 161 Ricardo, David, 94 Reagan,Ronald,39,128,132 Rice, Donald L., 78 Real Friends of the Public Library, 127 Richmond College, 48 Real Paper, The, 158 Ridenour, Gene, 106

24 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Ridley, Clifford A., 28 Salinas Union High School, 104 Right to Privacy, The, 131 Salinger, J.D., 13, 18, 88 Hikers Island Reformatory;72 Salt Lake Tribune, !55 Riles, Wilson, 127 Samorodin, Milton (Judge), 90 Riley, Gordon, 104 Sample, George, 147 Riley, Irene, 73 Samponga, Nick, 163 Ringel, William E., 79 Samuelsen, Jack D., 156 Rive, Louis F., 27 San Antonio News, 91 Riverside County Free Library, 114 Sanchez, Ernest, 85 Riverside Public Library, 114 San Diego, University of, 114 Riviera Theater, 120 Sands, Alex H., Jr. (Judge), 116 Rivkind, Leonard, 17 Sands, Henry William, 108 Rizzo, Frank, 90 San Marcos Record, 15-16 Rizzoli International Bookstore, 42 San Marin High School, 167 Roach, Mrs. Martin, 74 San Rafael High School, 15 Roach, William J., 137 Santa Mama, 93 Robb,Roger(Judge),46 Saskatchewan Teacher's Federation, 24 Robbins, Harold, 29, 112 Saturday Review, 13, 80 Robert E. Peary High School, 60 Scandal of Scientology, The, 119 Robe1ts, Jeane, 32 Schaefer, John P., 15 Robertson, Cliff, 104 Schenk, Mrs. Cole, 76 Robillard, Robby, 167 Schiller, Patricia, 137 Robinson, Carrie C., 138 Schmidt, David, 88 Robinson, Charles W., 103 Schneider, Robert, 65 Robinson, David W., 129 Scholastic Scope, 17 Robinson, M. D., 31 Scholastic Teacher, The, 69 Rockefeller, John D. III, 109 Scholes, Marthe, 131 Rockefeller, Nelson, 142 School Library Journal, 69, 71, 139 Rockland Community College, 92 Schools Rockwell, George Lincoln, 68 adult class in extrasensory perception held in high school is Rodriguez, George, 87 denounced as witchcraft, 7 4 Rogers, William P., 140 advisory board in dispute over Catcher in the Rye, 88 Rolling Stone, 129 asked to screen books, 18 Roman Catholic Church, 26, 117 ban on Slaughterhouse Five being questioned by I'udge, 91 Romania basketball game between faculty and Playboy C ub bunnies is Bucharest: Author expelled from Communist Party, 117 cancelled, 75 Bucharest: Rebellious writers send manuscripts to France and board considers policy on student expression in newspaper, 75 Germany for translation, 26 board criticizes social science texts, 156 Romer, Verdon, 39 board denies request for ban of books from curriculum, 170 Rope Dancer, The, 115 board endorses children's march, 90-91 Rosebowl Drive-In Theater, 58 board hears parents' complaints about reading list, 74 Rosenfeld, David A., 116 board policy on student publications found unconstitutional, Ross, Donald R. (Judge), 133 162 Roth, David, 138 board questions book-selection criteria, 155-56 Ratterman, Robert, 40 board reacts to parents' objections on textbook series, 156 Rousseau, Jean Jacques, 94 board votes to continue use of Manchild in the Promised Land, Royall, Bill, 78 60 Royko, Mike, 105 board wants discussion with school newspaper staff over con- Rubin, Carl B. (Judge), 46 troversial stories, 7 4 Rubin, Jerry, 72, 82 books deleted from library reference acquisitions list, 147 Rustic Drive-In Theater, 59 books removed from recommended reading lists, 73 Ryan, Bernard, 97 Boss banned from reading list, 105 Ryan, Pat, 164 censorship of student graduation speech reversed, 23 Ryder, Max, 103 complaints received about dance group performing topless, 74 complaints received on several titles in reading lists, 105 display of black culture items ordered removed, 75 s distribution of student publications, 17-18 district board considers new code for student publications, Sachs, Ronald, 17 74-75 Sacramento Bee, 141 evidence of censure to be removed from teachers' records, 170 Sacramento City College, 122 fired teacher is awarded damages by court, 162 Sacramento Newspaper Guild, 167 Gay Liberation representatives' appearance cancelled, 106-7 Sacramento State College, 39, 107 irate parents complain to board about compulsory reading Sacramento State University, 167 assignment, 73-74 St. Charles High School, 106 Nazi group refused use of auditorium, 163 St. Louis Outlaw, 170 parent protests school use of Lysistrata, 73 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 106 parents protest use of eighth grade social studies texts, 128 St. Mary's Church, 75 physical education teacher files suit against sex education St. Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Post, 141 group, 65 St. Paul's Cathedral, 62 religious and sacrilegious programs banned, 106 Salem Youth Commission, 157 scheduled speaking engagement is cancelled, 106

Index, 1972 25 school board members criticized for book selection, 73 Shriver, Thomas, 86 self-styled "witch~s" stopped from appearing in school, 106 Shumate, Keith, 73 sex-education program blamed for rape of junior high school Shyre, Paul, 76 girl, 159 Siebert, Sara, 98 sex-education project is criticized in advance, 65 Siegel, Lawrence, 167 special screening of The Lottery for parents and teachers, 73 Siegel, Mark, 156 student barred from games for not standing during anthem, 40 Silberman, Charles, 146 student distributor of underground newspaper is suspended, 75 Sills, Beverly, 75 student picture refused for yearbook, 75 Silverman, Robert, 137 students dismissed for distributing underground newspaper, 91 Simcox, Ronald W., 31 students £le suit to be allowed distribution of underground Simon & Schuster, 69 newspaper, 91 Simpkins, E. P.,Jr. (Judge), 58 teacher barred for showing film Making Out, 156 Sims, Harold, 156 teacher criticized for inviting prostitute to speak to pupils, 7 4 Sindern1ann, Robert P., 138 teacher files suit against sex education group, 65 Singleton, Meredith J., 109 teacher fired for teaching sex education, 65 SIR. See Society for Individual Rights teacher fired over underground newspaper, 24 Sizemore, Barbara A., 75 teacher in Italy publishes c}:iildren's confidences, 117 Skahan, Thomas F., 32 teacher suspended for nude photo display, 73 Skyjacked, 129 trustees seek removal of books from outside reading lists, 105-6 Slater, Gerald, 77 trustees suspend use of Down These Mean Streets, 104-5 Slaughterhouse Five, 13, 91, 138 use of film The Lottery is protested, 127 Smith, Adam, 94 use of "offensive" films in high school course is discontinued, Smith, Eugene, 105, 106 127-28 Smith, James (Judge), 45 Schorr, Daniel, 14 Smith, John Lewis, Jr. (Judge), 58 Schuster, Jon, 40 Smith, Mike, 168 Schuurman, Guy, 155, 159 Smith, Robert E., 41 Schuyler, GeorgeS., 131 Smithells, Terrence, 27 Schwab, Bernard, 155 Society for Individual Rights, 167 Schwartz, Herman, 146 Solwjich, Judith, 147 Schwartzkopf, Sam, 60 Solzhenitsyn, Alexander, 42, 93, 94 Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, 58 Some Implications of Inequality, 2 Scott, Charles R. (Judge), 169 Songs Scott, HughJ., 91 banned Scott, Rodney A. (Judge), 85,163 "Dixie," 21 Screw, 113 ban on national anthem lifted, 60 SDS. See Students for a Democratic Society censored by Brazilian government, 62 Seagraves, Ann, 114 "Dixie" cause of protest by black students, 46 Seale, Bobby, 14, 17, 144 Sontag, Susan, 81, 95, 111 Seale vs. Manson, 144 Sostre vs. Otis, 144 Seattle-Tacoma Newspaper Guild, et al., vs. Parker, 144 Soto, Evaristo, 109 Sechaba,2 Soul on Ice, 73 Secret Affair, 84 SouthMrica Secret Garden of Stanley Sweetheart, The, 163 Cape Town: Government warns of possible action against Selling of the Pentagon, The, 5, 14 English language newspapers, 26-27 Sendak, Maurice, 139 Ddoemfontein: Singer Eartha Kitt barred from performing Sensuous Couple, The, 93 at city hall, 117-18 Sensuous Man, The, 93 Johannesburg: Braille issue of Playboy causes confusion for Sensuous Woman, The, 13 authorities, 118 Senta, 45 Southeast Alaska Empire, 108 Sex Before 20, 104 Southeastern Promotions, Ltd., 21, 118 Sexology, 164 South Carolina Sex Over Forty, 27 Hartsville: Prior approval of news asked by town council, 119 Sex, Pornography and the Law, 27 Pucketville: Judge curtails freedom of speech, 116, 123 Sexual Permission U.S.A., 90 Southern Baptist Christian Life Commission, 99 Sexual Politics, 26 Southern Baptist Conference, 18 Shaffer, James C., 60 Southern Illinois University, 165 Shalinsky, Barry, 75, 88 South Florida, University of, 77 Shannon,Scott,129 South, Jean-Anne, 141 Shapiro, Barbara, 146 South Kingston High School, 42 Shaulis, Norman A., 134 South Korea Shawnee Mission South High School, 75 Seoul: President threatens martial law, 64 Sheats, Sam, 155 South Pacific, 13 Sheenan, Pat, 39 South Vietnam Shevin, Robert, 31, 157 Saigon: Government censors press reports of battles, 118 Shinto, William M., 79 Saigon: Government issues new directive to press to avoid Shloimovitz, Marcus, 117 material "detrimental to national security and public Shockley, William, 39, 107 order," 27 Shogan, Robert, 166, 170 Saigon: New rules imposed for news coverage of troops, 64 Short, John S., 15 Saigon: Newspapers are confiscated and news agencies are Shorter Oxford Dictionary, 95 suspended, 27

26 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Saigon: Newspapers ordered to publish only war news re­ Streisand, Barbra, 75 leased by the military, 96 Struggle for Peace, The, 147 Vientiane: Reporters refused access to battle area, 118 Student Mobilization Committee, 60 Southwestern College, 39 Students for a Democratic Society, 130 Soviet Council of Religious Affairs, 93 Studies and surveys Spain on Californians' attitudes toward nudity and sex, 87 Madrid: Authorities threaten to close Madrid, a newpaper, to on censorship of school-sponsored publications, 87 force removal of liberal editor, 26 on college students' attitudes toward effects of pornography, 65 Madrid: Catholic bishops charge that government has used on subpoenas of reporters to disclose sources and information, "peace" as excuse to suppress liberty, 62 87 Madrid: Children who acted in Spain's first sex education film on success of court enforcement provisions under Freedom of are not permitted to view the film, 26 Information Act, 87 Madrid: Editor resigns to allow newspaper to resume publi- Studio Arena Theater, 59 cation, 63 Studio Arts Theater, 109 Spandau Prison, 158 Stump, William, 76-77 Spanish Bishops Committee on Peace and Justice, 63 Subpoenas Special Libraries, 11 study of impact of, on press, 87 Speech, freedom of Subversive Activities Control Board, 9 athlete protests restrictive O.lympic regulations, 158 Suffolk Cooperative Library System, 68 Spiro Agnew's America, 131 Sullivan, Martin, 62 Sprague, William Edward, 27 Sullivan, Robert (Judge), 84 Spock, Benjamin, 164 Summers, Jerry, 47 Spotlight on South Africa: News Digest, 2, 9 Summers, Manuel, 26 Spurr, Stephen, 72 Summit Theater, 120 Speeches Sun Also Rises, The, 72 censorship of student graduation speech reversed, 23 Supm·intendent of Documents Shipping List, 151 Germaine Greer summoned by New Zealand police for indecent Susann, Jacqueline, 112 word, 96 Swain, Houtain, 74 permitted in high school, 60-61 Swain, Philip B., 39-40 suit brought in behalf of speaker for rights of homosexuals, Swaziland 167 Mbabane : Government board of censors established to review William Shockley stopped from speaking on campus, 39 imported literature, 94 Stage, David, 90 Sweden Stalin, Josef, 26 Stockholm: Protesting Swedes cause withdrawal of film The Stamford Board of Education vs. Eisner, 27 Green Berets from theater, 26 Stanford University, 39, 107 Sweeten, Dorothea, 86 Stang, Alan, 131 Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, 17 Stanley vs. Georgia, 131 Swinger's Adult News and Peep Store, 86 Stanton, Frank, 5, 14 Swinger's World, The, 84 Star-Free Press, 15 Switzerland Stark County District Library, 98 Geneva: Press protests UN cancellation of National Chinese Starr, Blaze, 76 correspondents' credentials, 63 "Star Spangled Banner," 40, 60, 122 Swygert, Luther M. (Judge), 20 State Library of Pennsylvania, 145 Symposium News, 78 Staten Island Community College, 48 Synergistic Mail Corporation, 90 Statistical Yearbook, 150 Stauffer, Mitchell, 57 Stavropoulos, Constantin, 150 T Steal This Book, 13 Steckel, Anita, 92 Taft, James L., Jr., 18 Stefano, Mark, 122 Talley, William, 74 Steiner, George, 81, 95 Tamm, Edward A. (Judge), 164 Sterzing, Keith, 162 Task Force on Obscenity, 17 Stevens Institute of Technology, 167 Tattoos Stevenson, Robert J., 142 found obscene, 27 Stewardesses, The, 135 Taylor, Carol, 32 Stewart, Ann, 45 Taylor, Jean, 155, 159 Stewart, Potter (Justice), 45, 130 Teachers Against Racism, 117 Stites, 0. R., Jr., 167 Teacher's Pet, 47 Stodola, Frank A. J., 99 Tehan, Robert E. (Judge), 84 Stole, Louise, 127 Television programs Stoll, Jerry, 108 army officer faces difficulties, 17 Stomp, 13, 14 banned,14 Storm, William C., 23 ban of USIA film requested by senator, 108-9 Story, David, 78 CBC provides for news film footage to provincial inquiry, 93 Story of a Premarital Pregnancy, 96 cancelled Story of 0, 112 Artists in America, 17 Strand Theater, 106 Cara a Cara ante el Pais, 40 Straus, Roger W., Jr., 42 censored Streams of Conscience, 18, 120 "Blue Max, The," 14 Streetcar Named Desire, A, 77 Great American Dream Machine, The, 14

Index, 1972 27 "To Forgive, Divine," 14 Ft. Bend: Teacher fired for "insubordination" after teaching criticized unit on prejudice is awarded damages, 162 Selling of the Pentagon, The, 14 Grand Prairie: Theater owner fined for operating without a in dispute over union membership license, 109 Dumping Ground, The, 2 Houston: School superintendent dismissed because of reading Firing Line, 14 Playboy magazine, 15 editorial comment given on The Inner City Mother Goose, 98 San Antonio: Adult theaters raided and owners arrested by expurgated vice officers, 169 Great American Dream Machine, The, 32 San Antonio: Comt rules that students were unlawfully sus­ group is refused purchase of television time, 109 pendedfor distributing off-campus newspaper, 133 interviews San Antonio: Liquor control law is used to suppress sale of censored, 14 Playboy magazine, 23 refused, 14 San Antonio: Parents of students dismissed for producing protests voiced against showing of A Streetcar Named Desire, underground newspaper file suit on constitutional grounds, 77 91 rejected San Marcos: Newspaper refuses to print the word "virgin" in Passover, The, 14 advertisement, 15 satire of Nixon administration is cancelled, 77 State Alcoholic Beverage Commission, 23 Selling of the Pentagon, The, 5 Texarkana: Prison inmate files suit to protect right to mail series charged with degrading Indians, 129 and reading matter, 23 Television stations Waco: Baylor University trustees ask restriction on speakers accused of censorship, 59 on campus, 78 barred from classroom use, 14 Texas, University of, 160 controversial film The Damned expurgated, condemned, Library, 72 banned,99 Theaters French government-controlled network accused of censorship, adult theater files suit on lease renewal, 91-92 62 agreement reached on movie rating system regulations, 170 need not broadcast controversial film, 16-17 attempt to ban X-rated films fails, 60 refuse advertisements, 129 closed by Brazilian government, 62 refuse to carry programs criminal charges not to be brought against owners, 45 All in the Family, 14 employees convicted of showing obscene movie, 109 football game halftime show, 14 employees of, convicted, 21 speech expurgated, 14 employees of, convicted of conspiracy, 20 Tennessee funds for, withheld, 59 Chattanooga: Hair backers protest refusal by city of use of injunction sought to ban X-rated movies, 58 theater facilities, 118, 122 licensesfor,raised,32 Chattanooga: Movies declared obscene, 47 operators agree to submit films for review prior to showing, 21 Clinton: School board measures remove obligation of students owner fined for operating without license, 109 to read literature regarded as objectionable by parents, 72 owners agree to police X-rated films, 59 Knoxville: Movie distributor files suit against injunction, 121 owners arrested, 90 Knoxville: Showing of movie Cry Uncle! stopped by police owners convicted, 20 action, 86 owners found guilty of showing obscene movies, 135 Memphis: Pickets protest nudity in theater with signs saying, permit restored to owner to show X-rated films, 86 "God hates Hair," 76 personnel of, fined, convicted, 45 Nashville: Community "shocked" by topless act performed ir1 picketed, 42 school by African Heritage Dancers, 7 4 raided by city vice authorities, 158 Nashville: Jesus Christ Superstar performed despite picketing, raided by vice officers, 169 76 refused license, 120 Nashville: Officials suppress publication because of picture of showing of film cancelled, 17 black man and white girls, 18 suit brought to close theater as public nuisance, 57 Nashville: Publication of personal information halted by re­ Theatrical productions straining order, 47 banned Nashville: Radio station refuses to play records by David Mother, The, 93 Cassidy, 129 ban on Hair overturned, 123 State Supreme Court cancelled rules improper methods were used in seizure of materials, 86 I Ain't No Whore, 16 Tevlin,John,147 Vamboodoo, 16 Texarkana Gazette and News, 83 criticized for nudity, 16 Texas Hair, 13,14 Austin: Court overturns obscenity conviction based on police Lysistrata, 14 testimony, 86 Marat/Sade, 14 Austin: University committee sets up exhibit of "banned Stomp, 13, 14 books," 72 deletions from, requested, 76 Dallas: School trustees seek removal of Catcher in the Rye discussed from required high school reading lists, 105-6 Hair, 13,14 Dallas: Theater employees convicted on charges of exhibiting Oh! Calcutta!, 14 obscene movie, 109 Stomp, 13, 14 Dallas: Tri-ethnic committee requests removal of Little Black Eartha Kitt singing concert cancelled in South Africa, 117-18 Samba from school libraries, 72-73 Hail' actors arrested, 121 El Paso: Federal court ruling that local juries are to hear or Hair found not obscene, 31-32 decide obscenity cases is hailed by county attorneys, 87 Hair refused permission to run, 23

28 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Hair to be viewed by licensing bureau before licensing to run, UNESCO, 129,140,141 22 Unified School Board, 60 Hair voted pmmission to be performed, 60 Union of South Africa ] esus Christ Superstar performed despite pickets, 76 Capetown: Postmaster censors advertisement in telephone "Music for Malcolm" cancelled, 108 directory illustrating bikini-clad girl, 27 performance of, allowed Johannesburg: Government places priest under arrest, 2 Hair, 21 Johannesburg: Panty-hose packages banned by government pickets protest nudity in Hair, 76 censors, 27 refused in city auditorium Pretoria: Nelson Mandela's book, No Easy Walk to Freedom, Hair, 21 banned by government, 27 songs from Hair cause controversy among English clergymen, Unitarian Church West, 65,82 62 Unitarian-Universalist Association, 43, 59 suit brought in behalf of Hair for use of auditorium, 118, 122 United Airlines, 108 Thailand United Artists Theaters, Inc., 128 Bankok: Comment on news about China is banned, 64 United Nations, 63, 127, 140, 150 Thant, U., 63 agrees to drop mention of Taiwan from publications, 150 Theis, Frank G. (Judge), 83 United Nations Correspondents Association, 63 Thevis, Michael, 21 United Press International, 118 Thomas, B. Brooks, 154 United Veterans Council, 92 Thomas, Piri, 104, 113, 115, 126 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 140 Thomas, Russell B., 72 Universities. See Colleges and universities Thompson, James T., 157 University Bookstore, 58 Thornberry, Homer (Judge), 87 University of California at Los Angeles, 77 Thornberry, Terrence P., 137 University Star, 15-16 Three Kingdoms, The, 94 Unpleasant Evening w:th H. L. Mencken, An, 76 Thulin, Ingrid, 99 Uprising, 17, 18 Titicut Follies, 84 Urdu Digest, 118 Tito (Josep Broz), 63 Uruguay Tivoli Theater, 118, 122 Montevideo: Government repeals extensive curbs on civil Today's Ism's: Communism, Fascism, Sociali5m and Capitalism, liberties, 93 147 Montevideo: Newspapers shut down in protest against sus­ Todd, Michael, 91 pension of leftist newspaper, 24 To Kill A Mockingbird, 73, 104 U.S.S.R. Tom Sawyer, 72 Moscow: Censors lift ban on film Andrei Rubley, 63 To Sir With Love, 17 Moscow: Dissident historian protests government search of his Towe, Arthur, 16, 122 apartment and seizure of papers, 26 Trachtenberg, Amaliat, 140 Moscow: Leading underground newspaper is being circulated Trammell, George W. (Judge), 121 in defiance of Communist Party decision to suppress it, 94 Tramunti, Carmine, 121 Moscow: U. S. students say Soviet officials confiscated reli- Trans World Airlines, 108 gious literature during U.S.S.R. study tour, 93 Traps for the Young, 112 U.S. Air Force, 116 Travels with Charley, 72 U.S. Army, 17 Travillian, Maurice, 19 U. S. Attorney General, 43 Travis, James, 23 U. S. Bureau of Customs, 13, 161 Trevelyan, John, 25 U. S. Bureau of Prisons, 89, 144, 145, 146 Trident, The, 18 U. S. Central Intelligence Agency, 154 Trinity Methodist Church, 7 4 U. S. Code, 79, 152 Trinity University, 121 U.S. Congress, 5, 38, 141, 152, 153, 154, 166 "Troost Street Blues," 78 House of Representatives, 5, 91 Tropic of Cancer, 95 Commerce Committee, 14 Truesdale, Joyce, 104 Committee on Immigration, 10 Tl'umpet at the Gate, 104 Committee on Operations, 152 Tuned Out, 105 Government Information Subcommittee, 87 Turbeville, Rudolph, 47 Government Operations Subcommittee, 6 Turkey Judiciary Committees, 58 Ankara: Martial law command bans exhibits and film of Senate, 81 President Nixon's visit to China, 94 Foreign Relations Committee, 108-9 Istanbul: Major daily newspaper banned for "insulting and Judiciary Committee, 1, 31 ridiculing" martial law actions, 94 Rules Committee, 97 Turk-Is, 94 U.S. Constitution, 23, 51, 86, 119, 123, 133, 134, 138, 141, 165, Turner, Mrs. Robert, 39 166 Tynan, Kenneth, 81, 95 Fifth Amendment, 94, 134 Tyron, Jonathan S., 112 First Amendment, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 20, 21, 22, 23, 45, 51, 59, 67, 79, 81, 83, 84, 85, 86, 115, 116, 119, 121, 123, 126, 127,130,132,134,140,141,144,155,164,166,167,168, u 169,170 Fomteenth Amendment, 4, 45, 85, 86, 119 UCLA. See University of California at Los Angeles Fourth Amendment, 94, 134 Underground Press Syndicate, 16 Sixth Amendment, 4 Understanding Your Parents, 104 U.S. Defense Department, 6, 151 Undress the City, 97 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 14, 32, 59

Index, 1972 29 U.S. Federal Communications Commission, 58, 109, 111, 129, Richmond: Injunction sought against showing of X-rated 142,159,164 films, 58 U.S. Government, 140, 141 Richmond: Judge dismisses complaint against author-lawyer, USIA. See U. S. Information Agency 116 U.S. Information Agency, 108, 109 Richmond: Judge rules that college papers have right to U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act, 109 carry advertisements on availability of abortions, 22 U.S. Interior Department, 46 Richmond: National Socialist White Peoples Party refused U.S. Internal Revenue Service, 160 use of school auditorium, 163 U.S. Justice Department, 32, 58, 59, 87, 108, 109, 115 Richmond: State's attorney rules university's ban on flying of U.S. Library of Congress, 112 Confederate flag is unconstitutional, 23 U.S. Navy, 31, 164 Richmond: State travel service asks ban on distribution of U.S. Office of Education, 143 recording of a song, 109 U.S. Post Office Department, 15, 160, 167 Richmond: Students suspended for criticism of university U.S. State Department, 140, 154, 158 president are reinstated by court, order, 168 U.S. Superintendent of Documents, 43 Richmond: University media board votes no action against U.S. Supreme Court, 1, 4, 5, 6, 12, 22, 25, 43, 46, 75, 80, 84, 85, student newspaper editor for abortion ad, 78 86, 102, 106, 116, 120, 126, 129, 130, 131, 134, 138, 141, Roanoke: Professor files suit charging that college violates his 144,145,146,157,164,166,168,170 constitutional rights and , 89-90 State Supreme Court U.S. Treasury Department, lOS reaffirms belief that local community standards determine Customs Bureau of, 151 obscenity, 135 Utah Woodbridge: Police arrest man in bar and seize films, 90 Salt Lake City: City rejects ordinance to ban "adults only" Virginia Commonwealth University, 78 films, 57 "Virginia Is for Lovers," 109 Salt Lake City: Man arrested and charged with using profane Virginia State College, 41 language, 83 Virginia State Travel Service, 109 Midvale: Librarian opposes stocking sexually explicit material, Virginia, University of, 23 155 Visconti, Carlo, 99 Voister, John, 27 v Von Hoffman, Nicholas, 31 Vonnegut, Kurt, 13, 138 Vagrancy Acts of 1824,25 Valent, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 96 w Valenti, Jack, 29 Vamboodoo, 76 Wade, George N ., 97 Vanderberg, Jon H., 71 Wagner, Daniel, 31 Vang Pao, 118 Wakefield, Don, 111 Van Huong, Tran, 27 Wake-Up, We're Almost There, 29 Vanini, Anthony (Judge), 93 W. A. Krug Printing Company, 128 Van Peebles, Melvin, 17 Walbourn, Edwin J., 83 Van Wagner, Robert F. X., 147 Waldvogel, Jane, 107, 108 Veblen, John, 141 Walls, Esther J., 129 Venezuela Walrath, James A., 58 Caracas: Government confiscates newspaper for publishing Wanderer, The, 96 secret report, 25 Wangelin, H. Kenneth (Judge), 20 Ventura County Jail, 15 WAPA-TV,40 Venus in the Cloister, 30 Wardle, Irving, 42 Vermont Warhol, Andy, 48 Enosburg Falls: Teacher barred from school after showing Warner Brothers, 26,99 film Making Out, 156 Warner, John W., Jr., 16 Vernon Parish Library, 71 Warren, Samuel, 131 Vero Beach High School, 128 Warwick Public Library, 19 Veteran's Administration, 21 Washington Veterans Memorial Auditorium, 22 Longview: School board votes to remove Flowers for Algemou Veterans of Foreign Wars, 21 from school library, 14 Vietnam Press Agency Bulletin, 118 Longview: Student newspaper suspended by college president, Vietnam Veterans Against the War, 21 78 Viljoen, Marais, 26 Seattle: Human rights panel recommends removal of texts, Village Voice, The, 48, 154 39-40 Virginia Washington, D.C. Annandale: College dean wants periodic chats with student Airlines ban Cosmopolitan magazine because of nude center­ newspaper editor, 41 fold, 108 Legislature Arts foundation deletes nude portions of modern dance pro­ bill introduced to require General Assembly to exercise gram, 16 financial control of student publications in state-sup­ Bill to grant 75-year copyright to Christian Science Church ported colleges, 89 found objectionable, 58 Norfolk: Admiral cancels government-purchased subscription Broadcaster of controversial news story fired, asks reinstate­ to Playboy, 41 ment, 58 Petersburg: College professor dismissed for "unprofessional Catholic bishops decide not to publish controversial study of conduct," 41 the priesthood, 158

30 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Charges reinstated against persons accused of selling obscene Webster's Seventh New Collegiate Dictionary, 10 materials, 46-47 Weeks, Gale, F., 41 Court asked to order Pentagon release of Mylai report, 119 Weger, James S., 133 Court upholds denial of broadcasting license to radio station, Weinberg, Jacob, 163,164 164 Weinberg News Agency, 163 Court upholds ordinance barring disturbances of religious Weiner, Don, 45 congregation, 21 Weingast, David, 105 Denial of request by peace groups to display atrocity photos Weinstein, Jack B. (Judge), 120 held unconstitutional, 46 Weisberg, Arthur, 120 Federal Bureau of Prisons relaxes policy on prisoner contacts Weisberger, Joseph R. (Judge), 22 with news media, 92 Wenke, Robert A. (Judge), 133 Federal Communications Commission rules that television net­ Wentworth, Harold, 41-42 works need not broadcast program opposing Communist West End Neighborhood Library, 72 China's admission to U.N., 16-17 Western Center on Law and Poverty, 115 Hearings to be held on postal rates as affecting freedom of Western Kentucky University, 107, 133 the press, 31 West Germany Judge finds two guilty of selling obscene films, 163 Bonn: Public prosecutors interrogate editors of three publica­ Judge restrains pubication of book by CIA agent, 115 tions on leak of secret telegram, 26 Judge rules that Oath of Allegiance requirement for passport Cologne: Confiscation of piggy-banks bearing swastika upheld applicants is unconstitutional, 134 by court, 26 Judges rule that Women Strike for Peace may erect antiwar West Liberty Drive-In Theater, 17 display, 46 West Morris Regional High School, 74 Law school publication attacked for ad on abortion referral West Palm Beach Auditorium, 123 service, 77 West, Rebecca, 79, 81 National Commission on Population Growth attacks television West Virginia networks on refusal to sell prime time to show independ­ Legislature ent film, 109 bills proposed to set up state film board of review are tabled National Park Service "suggests" deletions from script of An by judiciary committee, 89 Unpleasant Evening with H. L. Mencken, 76 Weyerich, Donald J., 157, 170 Olympic discus thrower Olga Connolly protests regulations on WJZ-TV,98 press interviews, 158 White, Byron (Justice), 130 Parents protest school handbook on birth control, 114 White, David M., 137 PBS cancels showing of TV program "The Politics and Humor White, Jesse, 41 of Woody Allen," 77 Whiteside, Alba (Judge), 21 Publisher and editor file suit to gain unsupervised interviews Whiting, Albert N., 23, 47 with penitentiary inmates, 89 Whitney Museum, 92 PublJshers' representatives draft bill to protect reporters from Whitten, Sam G., 141, 160 being forced to disclose information, 168 Who Look At Me, 69 Reformatory inmates file lawsuit on controversial newsletter, Wichita Free Press, 83 122 Wiener, Donald Joseph, 20, 163 School administrators grilled by House subcommittee on en­ Wild in the Streets, 105 dorsement of "Children's March for Survival," 90-91 Wilets, Bernard, 132 Senator introduces legislation to pr-otect reporters against hav­ William Evans School, 32 ing to disclose sources of information, 168 Williams & Wilkens Company vs. The United States, 145 Suit asks withdrawal of series of textbooks, 167 Williams, D. Allan, 23 Suit filed to challenge prohibition of press interviews with Williams, Joslyn, 138 prison inmates, 58 Williams, Tennessee, 77 Telephone company seeks legislative action against materials Willoughby, William F., 167 showing how to circunwent billing procedures, 142 Willson, Julia S., 143, 145 Television stations refuse advertising for movie Skyjacked, 129 Wilmeth, Paul, 157 Vietnam Veterans Against the War wins battle to get lists of Wilson, Frank (Judge), 122 ex-servicemen, 21 Wilson Library Bulletin, 143 Washington correspondent for Underground Press Syndicate Wiretapping laws, 8-9 denied White House press pass for "security reasons," 16 WIRK, 77 Washington D.C. Public Library, 10 Wisconsin Washington Post, 1, 4 Brillion: Book review committee recommends that Love Story Washington Post Company, 89 not be banned from school library, 104 Washington State University, 81 Brookfield: Church group harassed for undertaking sex edu­ Waters, Richard L., 138 cation program, 65 Waupun State Prison, 41 Brookfield: Church's controversial sex education course post­ Wayne,John,26 poned,82 Wayne Today, 22 Brookfield: Unitarian Church sex education program threat­ WBAY-TV,89 ened with prosecution, 57-58 WBBM-TV, 77 Green Bay: Church sponsored sex education course faces WCBS-TV, 129 opposition, 82, 96 WCUB,89 Green Bay: Town chairman refers The Inner City Mother WDCA-TV, 129 Goose to school board education committee, 104 We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About, 31 Kenosha: School board votes to continue use of Manchild in Weaver, Elmer, 75 the Promised Land, 60 Webster, Ronald, 121 Madison: Federal law banning interstate shipment of obscene Webster's New International Dictionary, 95 materials declared unconstitutional, 164

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------Madison: Film The Birth of a Nation cancelled because of Wood, Harry, 83 complaints by NAACP, 78 Wood, John H., Jr. (Judge), 91, 133 Madison: Inmate files suit charging censorship by prison Wood River High School, 75 officials, 41 Woodrow Wilson High School, 114 Madison: Public library board votes not to review subscrip­ Woodstock Nation, 13 tions to two underground newspapers, 155 Woodward, William (Judge), 134 Milwaukee: Bookstore owner found not guilty of selling Woody, Thomas, 92 obscene matter, 84 WPOM, 77 Milwaukee: "Go-go" tavern operators are refused request that WPRI-TV, 99 obscenity statutes not be enforced against them, 46 WQWK-FM,58 Milwaukee: Judge declares Wisconsin's obscenity statute to WRC-TV, 115 be unconstitutional, 84-85 Wreck of the Penn Central, The, 42 Milwaukee: Milwaukee Journal editors charge censorship by Wretched of the Earth, 72 mayor, 58 Wright, H. Earl, 73 Milwaukee: Newspaper runs poem and pictures which had Wright, J. Skelly (Judge), 46, 164 prompted obscenity charges against editor, 129 Writers Union, 117 Milwaukee: Women excluded from jury in obscenity trial, 58 WSBK-TV, 129 Mishicot: Newsmen arrested on test of ordinance banning WSM-TV,99 media coverage of village board meetings, 89 WSTC, 159 State Supreme Court, 46 WSTC-FM, 159 sets aside lower court ruling that film is not obscene, 46 WTTG-TV, 115 Whitewater: Men's magazines withdrawn from university Wylie, Ron, 83 bookstore, 58 Wisconsin, University of, 78 y Wisconsin, University of, at Milwaukee, 129 Without A Stitch, 57,83 Yale University, 154 Witkiewicz, Stanislas, 93 Yale, William A. (Judge), 163 WLUK-TV, 89 Yale Younger Poets Prize, 69 WMAK, 129 Yearbook of National Accounts Statistics, 150 WMAL-TV, 115 Yockey, Francis Parker, 68 WNET-TV, 77 Young & Rubicam, 129 WOAM, 77 Younger vs. Gilmore, 144 Wojciechowska, Maia, 105 Your Wife and Mine, 57 Wolf, Dean, 58 Yugoslavia Wolfe, Lawrence E., 79, 113, 131 Belgrade: Dissident writer jailed for essay and letter published Wolfe, Tom, 111 in New York Times, 94 Wolf Packet, 74 Belgrade: Newspapermen lose their jobs, 63 Wolman,Benson,40-41 Women's Liberation, 90 Women Strike for Peace, 46 z Women's Wear Daily, 62 Wonde1jul Story of How You Were Born, The, 96 Zack, Jacob B., 18 Wong, Clifford, 127 Zindagi, 118 Woodbridge, Benjamin H., Jr., 89 Zuckerman, Marvin, 136

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