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

INDEX, VOLUME XX, 1971

A Mobile: Judge rules section of city's anti-obscenity ordinance unconstitutional, 67 AASCU. See American Association of State Colleges and Uni- Mobile: Judge rules Threesome obscene, 110 versities Alameda County Board of Supervisors, 115 AAUP. See American Association of University Professors Alaska ABC. See Alcoholic Beverage Control Anchorage: Judge impounds adult films, 109 Abington School District v. Schempp, 133 Anchorage: Teacher sues school officials, 31 Abortion Rap, 93 Fairbanks: Performance of Lysistrata cancelled, 123 Abraham Clark High School, 34 Fort Greeley: Publisher of Gl underground newspaper to be Abzug, BellaS., 62 court martialed, 105 ACLU. See American Civil Union Alaskaland Theater, 123 Activi5t Quarterly, 27 Alcoholic Beverage Control, 34 Adams High School, 51 Aldrich, Bailey (Judge ) , 94 Adams, Neomia Lee, 128 Alexander, Carla, 8 Adams, William, 107 Allain, Alex P., 108 Adlow, Elijah (Judge), 12 Allende, Salvador, 25, 125 All in the Family, 63 Admiral Rickover Parents and Taxpayers Association for Im- proved Education, The, 61 Allyn and Bacon, 60 Adult Books and Movies Store, 111 Alta Lorna High School, 31 Adult Center, 42 Alternatives in Print, 98 Adult Cinema, 67 Alternative, The, 85 Adult Physiological Studies Center, 110 Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, 40 Advertisements Amalgamated Lithographers of America, 24, 75 anti-war, 117 Amazing Grace, 33 for Carnal Knowledge refused, 123-24 American, 124 commenting on controversial issues must be accepted by American Arbitration Association, 117 broadcasters, 129-30 American Armed Forces Radio Network, 97 for The Love Treatment rejected, 125 American Association of State Colleges and Universities, 32 newspapers have right to reject, 66 American Association of University Professors, 32 rejected by newspapers, 31, 40, 63, 115 American Board of Missions to the Jews, 86 rejected for Steal This Book, 106-107 American Broadcasting Company, 7 for X- and R-rated movies refused, 4, 5, 13 American Union, 11, 13, 24, 61, 74, 90, 129, 139, AFT. See American Federation of Teachers 140 After Hours, 68 of Detroit, 138 AFTRA. See American Federation of Television and Radio of Florida, 117 Artists of Hampden County, 19 Agawam Bus Co., 7 of Illinois, 72 Agnew, Spiro T., 24, 80, 88, 99, 22 of Los Angeles County, 91 Agromick, 78 of New York, 58, 73, 81, 106, 112 Alabama of Oklahoma, 123 Mobile: Dads Against Dirt formed to oppose pornography, 5 of White Plains, 86

ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee, Chairman, Richard L. Darling (Dean, School of Library Science, Columbia University)

1 American Congress of Journalists, 25 Arctic Arsenal, 105 American Federation of Police, 77 Arenberg, GeraldS., 77 American Federation of Teachers, 35,74 Argus, The, 11, 24, 48 American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, 73 Aristophanes, 123 American Jewish Committee, 74 Arizona American Journal of Psychiatry, 125 Phoenix: City prepares to enforce obscenity law, 139 American Legion, 86, 9(3, 105, 106, 119 Phoenix: State legislature enacts law that makes selling ob­ American Libraries, 44, 108 scene material to minor a misdemeanor, 72 American Library Association, 74, 116 Tempe: Study conducted on peoples' experiences with por­ Annual Conference, Dallas, June 1971,29, 30, 44, 107-108 nography, 49 Black Caucus, 44, 107 Tucson: Judge acquits three persons charged with selling ob­ Children's Services Division, 27, 44, 45 scene publications, 9-10 Committee on Accreditation, 30 Arkansas Council, 63, 101, 107-108 Little Rock: Hair allowed to be performed, 129 Executive Board, 1, 44, 53 North Little Rock: Judge rules ordinance creating a censor Intellectual Freedom Committee, 1, 27, 30, 81, 107-108 board unconstitutional, 67 Annual Conference meeting, 107-108 North Little Rock: Librarian states book in effect, guidelines to state committees, 30, 44 61-62 Interpretations of the Library Bill of , 108 Arlington Senior High School, 89 meeting, December 1, 1970, 1 Aroused Parents and Grandparents Committee for the Elimina- Midwinter Meeting, 29-30, 44 tion of Pornography, 62, 78 proposals for J. Morris Jones-World Book Encyclopedia­ Arraj, Alfred A. (Judge), 66 ALA Goals Award, 30 "Artists in America," 123 statement to ALA Committee on Accreditation, 30 Askew, Reubin, 117 Midwinter Meeting, Los Angeles, January, 1971, 29-30, 44, ASNE. See American Society of Newspaper Editors 45,53 Associated Press Managing Editors Association, 92 Office for Intellectual Freedom, 45, 46, 81, 141 Association of American Publishers, Inc., 7 4 policies Association of American University Presses, Inc., 74 "Advisory Statement Concerning Restricted Circulation of Association of U.S. and Latin American Editors and Publishers, Library Materials," 108 25 Confidentiality of Library Records, 84 Atkins, George W. (Judge), 111 Freedom to Read Statement, 103, 104 Atkins, Susan, 128 Intellectual Freedom Manual, 29, 30 Attenson, Gerald, 69 Intellectual Freedom Statement, 107, 108 Attitudes of Midwestern Public Librarians Toward Intellectual Library Bill of Rights, 1, 29, 30, 63, 101, 103, 104, 108, 126 Freedom and Censorship, The, 103 Program of Action for Mediation, Arbitration and Inquiry, Australia 107 Canberra: Ban lifted on seven books by Henry Miller, 55 Program of Action in Support of the Library Bill of Rights, Melbourne: Judge rules Portnoy's Complaint obscene, 26 29,44,46,107 Australian Customs Department, 55 Request for Action, 106 Australian Society of Authors, 26 resolution on challenged materials, 101, 107, 108 Author's League of America, Inc., 74 on sanctions, 1 Auto-Fellatio and Masturbation, 111 Statement on Labeling, 107, 108 Avara, Mary, 79 Social Responsibilities Round Table Task Force on Alternative Averill Park School Board, 35 Books in Print, 98 Aware, 129 Staff Committee on Mediation, Arbitration and Inquiry, 106, Ayerald, 96 107 American Literature: Themes and Writers, 60 B American Opinion, 6 American Orthopsychiatric Association, 7 4 Bach, Anne F., 67 American Public Health Association, 7 4 Baez, Joan, 61, 83 American Society of Newspaper Editors, 79, 92 Bain, R. Winston (Judge), 42 American Telephone and Telegraph Company, 140 Baird, William R., Jr., 125 Anderson, D. B. (Judge), 66 Anderson, Donald B., 60 Anderson, Robert P. (Judge), 43 Anderson, William R., 26 Andrews, Kenneth, 48 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom ... is published Animal Lover, 65 Ann and Eve, 13, 111 bimonthly by the American Library Association, 50 E. Anti- League, 4 Huron Street, Chicago, lllinois 60611. Subscription: Anti-Sex Education in the Schools Committee, 82 $5.00 per year. Change-of-address notices, undeliver­ Anti-Smut Day, 63 able copies, and orders for subscriptions should be sent APGCEP. See Aroused Parents and Grandparents Committee for the Elimination of Pornography to the Subscription Department, American Library APMEA. See Associated Press Managing Editors Association Association. Editorial mail should be addressed to the Apollo Art Theater, 41 Office for Intellectual Freedom, 50 East Huron Street, Aptheker, Bettina, 128 Chicago, Illinois 60611. Arcadia, 10 Arcaro, Harold C., Jr., 93 Second Class postage paid at Chicago, Illinois, and Archambault, E. D., 61 at additional mailing offices.

2 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Baker, Florence, 4 Down These Mean Streets, 106 Baldwin, James, 34 banned, 78 Bananas, 90 Boss, 124 Barnes Press, 75 Daybreak, 83 Barron, William, 92 Down These Mean Streets, 81 Barta, George, 84 Godfather, The, 63 Bartels, John R. (Judge), 69 Love Treatment, The, 125 Bass, Stephen E., 86 Marching to Freedom, 83 Batey, Richard Edward, 85 Mein Kampf, 125 "Battle Hymn of Lt. Calley, The," 97 Sensuous Woman, The, 52 Bayley, Bill, 78 Slaughterhouse Five, 84, 117, 121, 133-38 Bayonne Free Press, 7 ban of, requested, BBC. See British Broadcasting Corporation Crime Federation, The, 124 Beamer, George N. (Judge), 88 Down These Mean Streets, 125 Beatles, 76 Honored Society, The, 124 Beckett, Samuel, 14 Mafia and Politics, The, 124 Beck, Marjorie, 60 Secret Rulers, The, 124 Bel Air Cinema, 110 Vallachi Papers, The, 124 Belles En Colour, 10 burned, 88 '- Belloni, Robert C. (Judge), 39 Caldecott Medal winner, 44 Bell, Paul W., 110 censored Bennett, C. Eugene, 32 Black Like Me, 6 Bentley, Austin, 86 Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex, 55 Bergen Mall, 63 Rise of Warren Gamaliel Harding, 1865-1920, 61 Berkeley Barb, 27 Sensuous Woman, The, 34 Berman, Sanford, 126, 127 challenged Berninghausen, David K., 27, 45, 108 American Literature: Themes and Writers, 60 Bernstein, Julius C., 64 Bitter Harvest, 59 Bernstein, Leonard, 115 Black Is My Favorite Color, 96 Berns, Walter, 113 Bolshevik Revolution, 106 Berrigan, Daniel, 43 Catcher in the Rye, 61 Berrigan, Philip F., 43 Cool World, The, 96 Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, 13, 66 Do It!, 2 Bible, 113, 134, 136 Down These Mean Streets, 96 Bickel, Alexander M., 102 Farewell to Arms, 61 Big Boys, 12 Global History of Man, A, 60 "Bill of Rights: Is It for Real?, The," 90 Grapes of Wrath, 61 Bill of Rights. See U.S. Constitution Hawkeye Tales, 84 Billy Budd, 136 Hog Butcher, 96 Birth of a Nation, 85 Inside Story of Guerilla Warfare, 106 Bishop, Charles, 48 Learning Tree, The, 96 Bitter Harvest, 59, 60 Manchild in the Promised Land, 85 Bizarre Films, 10 Man's Cultural Heritage, 60 Black and Aware, 33 Nigger, 124 Black Boy, 35 Pre-School Years, The, 85 Black, Hugo (Justice), 11, 38, 64, 70, 93, 116 Rabbit Run, 61 "Black in America, The," 35 Red Star over China, 106 Black Is My Favorite Color, 96 Revolution for the Hell of It, 106 Black Like Me, 6, 33 Sylve5ter and the Magic Pebble, 44-45,77-78 "Black Manifesto," 89 Voices in Literature: Language and Composition, 60 Blackmun, Harry A. (Justice), 52, 116 Western Literature: Themes and Writers, 60 Black Panther Party, 8, 18, 69, 115 Woodstock Nation, 106 Blair, C. Stanley, 24 found not harmful Blasi, Vince, 20 Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, 27 Bloss, Floyd G., 10 found not obscene Blue, Frank (Judge), 12 Do It!, 41 Blue Max, 60 found objectionable "Blue Serge Suit, The," 34 Black Boy, 35-36 Bobbs-Merrill, 46 Candy, 61 Bolivia Catcher in the Rye, 61 La Paz: Government takes charge of newspapers, 25 Fixer, The, 61 Bolling, RoyalL., 92 Forever Amber, 46 Bolshevik Revolution, 106 Fountain, The, 46 Bond, Julian, 84 Genius, The, 46 Bonniwell, Bernard L., 16 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, 46 Book Bar, 40 ]urgen, 46 Books Learning Tree, The, 35-36 approved for literature course Naked and the Dead, The, 49 Slaughterhouse Five: The Children's Crusade, 51 Plastic Age, The, 46 ban lifted on Henry Miller's books, 55 Raintree County, 49 ban modified Sex Book, 106

Index, 1971 3 Sons and Lovers, 46 convicted of selling obscene materials ordered closed for one Strange Fruit, 46 year, 130 Three Weeks, 46 conviction of clerk reversed by judges, 40 Ulysses, 46 dealer sentenced for distributing obscene literature, 87-88 found obscene, 111 employee found guilty, 10, 12,67 Catch 22, 142 employees convicted of selling obscene material, 40, 69 Do It!, 115 fahure to license form of censorship, 68 Electric Koolaid Acid Test, 142 fined for selling obscene material, 12 Experimenters, The, 65 illegal in residential neighborhoods, 18 Illustrated Presidential Report of the Commission on Ob- license fee for, found unconstitutional, 11 scenity and Pornography, 130 license for, refused, 15, 40, 139 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, 59 license to be revoked, 40 ]ust for Kicks, 65 new use permit for, established, 115 Little Red School Book, The, 125 operator's conviction for selling "girlie" magazines reversed, 43 Love Story, 59 owner and clerk acquitted, 11 One Flew Over the Coo-Coo's Nest, 59 owner charged with selling obscene literature, 43 Oral Sex and the Law, 111 owner found guilty of selling obscene literature to a minor, 11 Portnoy's Complaint, 26 reject Steal This Book, 106-107 Queer Daddy, 65 Book Worm Bookstore, 40 Rosemary's Baby, 142 Bookworms, 97 Seed of the Beast, 65 Boone High School, 5 Sex in Marriage, 111 Bootle, W. A. (Judge), 68 pages removed from, 7, 60-61 Boss, 124 protested Boston Athenaeum, 46 Turkish Art of Love in Pictures, The, 55 Boston Globe, 102 refused adoption by state board of education, 139 Bourdon, David, 24 removal from reading list requested Bow, Frank T., 92 Catcher in the Rye, 34, 35 Bowman, J. Julian, 106 Godfather, The, 35 Boyce, Alma, 48 Midnight Cowboy, 35 Boyle, Edward J., Sr. (Judge), 42 Soul on Ice, 35 Branzburg, Paul, 41,93 removal requested Bratcher, Rhodes (Judge), 68 Braun, Ray, 32 Daybreak, 61 Brazil Do It!, 8 Brazilia: Censorship board calls Z subversive, 25 Tell Me That You Love Me, ]unie Moon, 78 Rio de Janeiro: Publication of Mein Kampf is banned, 125 removed, 62-63 Rio de Janeiro: Staff members of satirical publication arrested Catcher in the Rye, 52 for subversion, 54 Do It!, 2, 4 Brazilian Censorship Board, 25 Little Black Samba, 106, 119 Brennan, William J., Jr. (Justice), 38, 70, 116, 122 Little Fellow, The, 119 Briare, Bill, 15 Me Nobody Knows: Children's Voices from the Ghetto, Erich, George M., 102 The,61 British Broadcasting Corporation, 125 Nigger Bible, 2, 4 British Press Council, 142 Offbeat Orgy, 124 Britton, Nan, 61 Share My Spouse, 124 Broadmoor Theater, 111 Soul on Ice, 60 Broadside, 6 Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, 5 Broad Street Cinema II, 85 Undress the City, 4 Brockman, Herman, 7 removed from reading list Brock, Walter (Judge), 89 Catcher in the Rye, 8 Broken Arrow, 32 Go Tell It On the Mountain, 34 Brown, Cecil, 106 Nigger, 31 Brown, Claude, 52, 85 required reading for shoplifters, 129 Brown, Dale, 85 restricted Brownes, Hugh H. (Judge), Ill Homosexuality in America, 62 Brown, Fred, 26 Human Sexual Inadeguacy, 62 Brown, Harold E., 117 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 4 Brown, Norman 0., 118, 119 Sensuous Woman, The, 62 Brown, Robert A., 88 returned to circulation Brubaker, Clara S., 84 Me Nobody Knows: Children's Voices from the Ghetto, The, Brubaker, John W., 84 95 Bruce, Lenny, 106 seized Bruce Livingston Todd vs. Rochester Community Schools, 121 Male Homosexual Marriages, 11 Bruno, Vincent J., 18 Psychology of Group Sex, The, 11 Buckley, James, 69 textbooks to be screened, 32-33 Buckley, Jim, 89 Books and People; Five Decades of New York's Oldest Library, Buckley, William F., Jr., 73 46 Bue, Carl 0. (Judge), 129 Book Shoppe, 115 Buffalo Courier-Express, 124 Bookshop, The, 43 Bunyan, John, 136 Bookstores Burch, Francis B., 24

4 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Bureau of Independent Publishers and Distributors, 7 4 San Francisco: Professor reinstated, 128 Burger, Warren E. (Justice), 11, 52, 64, 116 San Francisco: '·Revolutionary publications" censored for con­ Burke, Richard, 136 victs, 123 Burnette, K. E., 141 San Francisco: San Francisco Examiner refuses advertising, Busch, Joseph P., 128 31 Busha, Charles H., 103 San Juan: Judge finds school's ruling unconstitutional, 112 Business Executives Move for Vietnam Peace, 129 San Marino: Board of Education cancels previewing of film, Busse, Richard, 71 77 Butzner,JohnD.,Jr. (Judge), 12 Santa Monica: Resolution adopted soliciting volunteers to Byam, Mrs. Milton, 44 picket adult theaters, 91 Byers, John K. (Judge), 12 South San Francisco: Teacher is suspended for loaning The Inner City Mother Goose, 31 Stanford: University president requests withdrawal of student c support from Stanford Daily, 3 State Board of Education Cabell, James Branch, 46 refuses to adopt social science textbooks, 139 Cade, George W. (Judge), 41 State Penal Code, 91 Calm, William, 43 State Supreme Court Caldecott Medal, 27, 44,45 allows performances of Oh! Calcutta! to continue, 14 Caldwell, Earl, 9, 93 rules ordinance unconstitutional, 128 California upholds state's right to limit distribution of obscene material, Alameda County: New use permit for bookstores established, 65 115 Walnut Creek: Bank president erects peace symbol on bank Berkeley: Friends of the library will not support Elks Club, 25 building wall, 59 Fresno: Judge dismisses suit challenging constitutionality of California, University of, obscenity laws, 87 Board of Regents, 79 Fresno: State attorney's office asked to make available task Calkins, Robert, 14 force to prosecute purveyors of pornography, 71 Calley, William L., Jr., 97 Long Beach: Obscene films seized, 91 Calloway, Luke T., Jr., 130 Los Angeles: County library withdraws films from circulation, Camarero, Julio, 54 53-54 Cambodia Los Angeles: Judge issues restraining order to keep U.S. Post Phnom Penh: Newspapers censored, 55 Office from enforcing new federal law, 65 Campbell, Joseph H., 73 Los Angeles: Judge rules teacher must be reinstated, 39 Canaday, John E., 79 Los Angeles: Judge sentences ex-reporter, 128 Candy,12,61,104 Los Angeles: Judges uphold constitutionality of postal ob­ Capital Journal, 123 scenity law, 128 Caplan, Julian, 130 Los Angeles: Jury returns indictments on distribution of por­ Caplin, et al. v. Oak, et ano., 112 nographic materials, 139 Capri Art Theater, 19 Los Angeles: Movie not to be submitted for coding, 91 Capri Theatre, 10 Orange County: Board of education bans Marching to Free­ Carey, John T., 6, 122 dom and Daybreak, 83 Carliner, MichaelS., 18 Richmond: School board bans educational TV in classrooms, Carmichael, James, 33 31 Carmichael, Stokley, 33 Sacramento: Amendment makes obscene live conduct a mis­ Carnal Knowledge, 109, 123 demeanor, 71 Carnegie Corporation, 49 Sacramento: Code prohibiting unauthorized distribution of Gamey Girl, 41 student publications found unconstitutional, 9 Carosella, Charles, 124 Sacramento: Opinion survey on obscenity and sex education Carpenter, Terry, 4 conducted, 20 Carpetbaggers, The, 104 Sacramento: Right-wing group opposes bi-lingual classes, 59 Carrick, R. Bruce, 83 San Clemente: City council denies license for "adult" book­ Cassie, Rochelle, 52 store, 139 Castle, Latham (Judge ) , 40 San Diego: Study conducted on concept of free speech, 49-50 Catcher in the Rye, 8, 34, 35, 52, 61, 119 San Francisco: American Civil Liberties Union files suit on Catch 22, 142 behalf of reporter, 139 CAW,27 San Francisco: Grand jury asks for legislation on obscene Caygill, James, 5 materials, 47 CBS. See Columbia Broadcasting System San Francisco: Judge overturns conviction of man found guilty Censorship of selling obscene matter, 87 discussion of, 113-14, 118, 131-33 San Francisco: Judge rules pornographic theater allowed Censorship in , 141 permit, 39 "Censorship Report from Whoopup, Missouri," 29 San Francisco: Judges rule government must show "compel­ Central Intelligence Agency, 24, 26 ling public need" to require a reporter to appear before a Cerf, Bennett, 21 grand jury, 9 Challenge, 115 San Francisco: Judge upholds jury decision that Animal Channel12, 86 Lover is obscene, 65 Channel44,86 San Francisco: Ordinance adopted requiring theater opera­ Chantry, Dorothy, 96 tors to obtain permit, 71 Chapman, Neal, 63 San Francisco: Police chief asks for laws to "crack down on Chapman, Mrs. William, 53 sex movies," 47 Charboneau, Michael, 84

Index, 1971 5 Chavez, Cesar, 60 Columbia County Commission, 48 Checkmate, 111 Columbia University Cherry, Harry and Raquel, 69 Graduate School of Journalism, 20 Chevron Pictures, 13, 111 Teachers College, Center for Research and Education in Ameri- Chicago Sun-Times, 94, 116 can Liberties, 50 Chicago Tribune,J23, 124 Columbia University Club, 46 Children's Crusade. See Slaughterhouse Five Command and Control Study of the Tonkin Gulf Incident, 102 Chile Committee for the Complete Elimination of Pornography, 78 Santiago: curtailed, 25 Committee Opposing Bigotry and Racism in America, 59 Santiago: United Press International no longer permitted to Common Sense, 86, 89 operate in Chile, 125 Commonwealth Times, 34 Chronicle, 4 Communications Workers of America, 140 CIA. See Central Intelligence Agency Community Control, 8 Ciminera, Andrew J ., 6 Computer Game, 88 Cinema West, 129 Comstock Act, 12 Citizens for Decent Literature, 18 Conason, Joseph, 35 Civic Education for the Seventies: An Alternative to Repression Concordia College, 79 and Revolution, 50 Concordian, 79 Civic Follies Theater, 14 Congressional Record, 25, 143 Civil Liberties Docket, 69 Connecticut Clarie, T. Emmet (Judge), 43 Bridgeport: Librarian states library will provide broad selec­ Clark, Alfred W., 63 tion of reading material, 34 Clark County Planning Commission, 47 Burlington: School and administration given right to select Clark, Joel A., 88 reading material, 95-96 Clayton County School Board, 130 Groton: Library attacked for stocking underground news­ Cleaver, Eldridge, 8, 35, 52, 60 papers, 6 Goa/miner, The, 64 Groton: Town council fails to reappoint library board mem­ COBRA. See Committee Opposing Bigotry and Racism in bers opposing censorship, 34 America Hartford: Judge refuses to allow the Berrigan brothers to send Cody, WilliamS., 6 their writings outside prison, 43 Cohen, Allen, 87 Ridgefield: Twelve books were removed from classrooms and Cohen, David, 44, 81 libraries, 62-63 Cohen, Paul Robert, 110 Connell, Edward, 33 Coldwater Public Library, 105 Connie's Insider, 27 College Press Service, 79 Con Son Prison, 26 Colleges and universities Constitutional Heritage Club, 106 approve use of photographs of nude women in yearbook, 78 Conti, Leroy J., Jr. (Judge), 110 censorship in, 4-5, 62 Continuing Adventures of Johnny Gonad, The, 130 censorship in, prohibited, 15 Cooley, Alex, 130 editor and reporter of student newspaper suspended, 63 Cool World, The, 96 editor of newspaper impeached by student senate, 62 Corbin, John, 107 hearings held for persons disrupting teach-in, 96 Corcoran, Howard F. (Judge), 130 presidents redefine , 32 Corrigan, Joseph E. (Judge), 46 professor reinstated, 128 Cotton, Gordon M., 40, 66 proposal to inform administration of speakers, 3-4 Council on Library Resources, 50 radio station closed to protect license, 34-35 Courier, The, 4 regents reject use of nude models in art class, 60 Court cases showing of Ulysses cancelled, 62 Abington School District v. Schempp, 133 student loses financial aid for criticizing administration, 124 Boston I Am Curious (Yellow) case, 64 Colorado Caplin, et al v. Oak, et ana., 112 Aspen: Television program censored, 123 Dallas Underground case, 70 Boulder: I Am Curious (Yellow) postponed at university, 3 Eisner vs. Stamford Board ot Education, 58, 69 Denver: Judge convicts bookstore salesman, 40 Engel v. Vitale, 133 Denver: Judge dismisses charges against magazine salesmen, Everson v. Board of Education, 133 128 Fort Bragg case, 70 Denver: Judge orders managing editor of college newspaper John Harris case, 64 reinstated, 66 Kreshik v. St. Nichols Cathedral, 133 Denver: Judges rule newspapers have right to reject advertis­ Language of Love case, 70 ing, 66 Libel cases, 70 Denver: Student publication suspended, 105 Los Angeles Free Press case, 70 Denver: Young Republicans group supports resolution oppos­ loyalty oath cases, 70 ing censorship, 95 McCollum v. Board of Education, 133 Greeley: Parent complains of obscene books on high school McGowan v. Maryland, 134 reading list, 59-60 Maryland I Am Curious (Yellow) case, 79 Jefferson County: Judge rules birth and death records avail­ New Orleans Newstand case, 70 able to those with direct interest only, 109 New York Flag Desecration case, 70 Colorado, University of, 3 Pfeiffer v. Board of Education, 133 Committee on the Use of University Facilities, 3 Rag, The case, 70 Color Media Communications, 14 Stanley v. Georgia, 41, 65, 66, 67, 69, 88, 93 Colormedia Corporation, 92, 128 U.S. v. Head, 42 Columbia Broadcasting System, 80, 117, 140 Zeiter vs. Campbell Union High School District, 64

6 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Cox, Archibald, 96 Dixon Line-Reason, The, 107 Cox, Jessie Allen, 40 Dodds, William, 140 Cox, Owen (Judge), 128 Do It!, 2, 4, 8, 41, 44, 115 Crary, E. Avery (Judge), 65 Dollens, Joe, 105 Craven, J. Braxton (Judge), 42 Domerantz, Jeffrey, 130 Crawdaddy, 27 Doms, Keith, 2 Crewson, Tom (Judge), 66 Donnelly, Robert T. (Judge), 10 Crime Federation, The, 124 Donovan, John, 7 4 "Crimes Against Chastity" Act, 73 Dooling, John F., Jr. (Judge), 69 Crisis in the Classroom, 107 Douglas, William 0. (Justice), 41, 52, 70, 93, 116, 134 Crist, Eric, 90 Dowling, Clarence (Judge), 11 Crocker, M.D. (Judge), 87 Downbeat, 58 Cuorato, Mary, 2 Downes, Randolph C., 61 C. W. Post College, 34 Down These Mean Streets, 81, 96, 106, 108, 125 Downtowners Association of Medford Merchants, 3 Downwind, 112 D Doyle, James E. (Judge), 41,67 Doyle, William E. (Judge), 66 DAD. See Dads Against Dirt Dreiser, Theodore, 46 Dads Against Dirt, 5 Drive-In Theaters, Inc., 42 Dahl, Walter P. (Judge ) , 109 Duane, Albert, 65 Daily Planet, The, 5 DuBois, W. E. B., 33 Daily World, 24 Duet, 53 D'Alesandro, T. J., 18 Dumke, GlennS., 128 Daley, Eleanor, 124 Dunham, George R., 63 Daley, Richard J., 124 Dunn, Fred L., Jr., 62, 84 Dali, Salvador, 130 Duval, Roland G., 34 Dalton, Ted (Judge), 36 Dwoskin, Robert P., 36 Damron, Karen, 123 Dangle Lounge, 41 Daugherty, Jane, 6 E Dauphin News Stand, 67 Davis, Angela, 86 Eagleton Institute of Politics, 20 Davis, Bernard, 68 East Carolina University, 85 Davis, Bill, 11 Eastern New Mexico University, 60 Davis, Peter, 80 East Ridge Junior High School Daybreak, 61, 83 Parent Teachers Association, 63 "Dear Military Man," 96 East Village Other, 27 Deblinger, Jack, 81 Eaton, Mary Jane, 35 DeCecco, John P., 50 Eclipse, 128 Decker, Bernard M. (Judge), 109 Ecuador Declaration of Independence, 50 Quito: El Diario-La Prensa receives Jules Dubois Award, 25 Decory, Robert, 2 Edison High School, 35 Defense Department. See U.S. Defense Department Education Commission of the States, 49 DeGhetto, David, 63 Eisele, G. Thomas (Judge), 67,129 DeHart, Florence E., 30,46 Eisenhower, Dwight D., 33, 102 de Kay, Mrs. Sidney, 46 Eisner vs. Stamford Board of Education, 58, 69 Delaware El Camino High School, 58, 112 Wilmington: Judges order the return of magazines seized as El Diairo, 25 obscene, 43 El Diario-La Prensa, 25 Della pia, Frank H., 12 Eldridge Cleaver, 26 Dellums, Ronald V., 62 Electric Koolaid Acid Test, 142 Democrat, 61 Elkins, Wilson H., 11, 48 Democratic National Committee, 129 Elks Club (Berkeley, Cal.), 25 Denmark Ellsberg, Daniel, 116 Copenhagen: Study on pornography and its effect on crime El Mercurio, 25 conducted, 20 Ely, Walter (Judge), 39 Denver Cervi Journal, 109 Emergency Employment Network, 44 Denver Post, 66 Empress Theater, 66 de Renzy, Alex, 141 Encyclopaedia Britannica, 127 Derryberry, Larry Dale, 123 Engdahl, Mr. and Mrs. Harold, 11, 13 Deseret News, 4, 13 Engel v. Vitale, 133 Desire Under the Elms, 113 England Detroit ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union London: The Little Red School Book found obscene, 125 Devils, The, 143 London: Newspaper production workers object to cartoon, 54 DiCarlo, Louis J., 41 London: Salvation Army charged with rigid authoritarianism Dickinson Operating Co., Inc., 110 and censorship, 26 Dillard University, 79 London: Sesame Street banned by British Broadcasting Cor­ D'Incillo, Steve, 35 poration, 125, 143 Disney, Roy, 13 Ramsgate: Town council abandons , 54 Divoky, Diane, 112 England, Robert, 63

Index, 1971 7 Engstrom, Roswell, 67 Jacksonville Beach: City passes anti-pornography ordinance, Ervin, Sam J., Jr., 5, 142 17 Escambia County Commission, 17 Lake City: County considers ordinance to raise license fee for Espionage Act. See u: S. Code, Section 793, Title 18 theaters, 48 Esposito, Richard, 63 Leesburg: City passes pornographic control ordinance, 17 Estes, Joe E. (Judge), 16,40 Miami: Judge upholds constitutionality of city's obscenity Everett, John, 34 ordinance, 88 Evergreen Review, 122 Miami: Opinion survey conducted on the Declaration of In­ Everson v. Board of Education, 133 dependence and Bill of Rights, 50 Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Sex, 55 North Miami: American Federation of Police staff accuse Exelowski, Tex, 85 Illinois Police Association of "abuse of police power," Exper:menters, The, 65 77-78 Explanation of the War in Vietnam for Primary School Children, Orlando: Committee formed to prevent distribution of under­ An, 106 ground publications, 5 Expo'69, 39 Pembroke Pines: City authorizes attorney to prepare obscenity ordinance, 17 Pensacola: Bookstore owner convicted of selling obscene lit­ F erature to a minor, 11 Pensaloca: Obscenity ordinance was approved, 17 Facts Committee for Equal Education, 4 St. Petersburg: City studies licensing of movie theater pro­ Faircloth, Earl, 17 jectionists, 140 Fairleigh Dickinson University, 63 St. Petersburg: Theater owner convicted of showing obscene Fair, R. L., 96 movie, 130 Fanny Hill, 104, 132 State Division of Corrections, 117 Fantastic Ceilings, 130 State Supreme Court Farewell to Arms, 61 upholds state obscenity statute, 111 Farley, Laymen, 42 Talahassee: State senate committee orders bill to wipe "filth Farley, Leland, 42 off the screen," 92 Farris, Jerome (Judge), 40 Tampa: Staff of student paper resigns to protest censorship, Farr, William, 128 5-6 Faulkner, William, 61 Tavares: City passes obscenity ordinance, 17-18 FBI. See U. S. Federal Bureau of Investigation Florida ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union Florida Atlantic University FCC. See U.S. Federal Communications Commission Student Publications Committee, 62 Feiffer, Jules, 14, 123 Feinberg, Wilfred (Judge), 69 Floyd, Van H., 18 Felton, Robert, 11 Foley, James, 20 Ferraro, Nicholas, 69 Foley, Robert, 20 Fontana Lithograph, Inc., 24 Field Foundation of New York, 20 Font, Louis P., 62 Fielding, Joseph, 114 Forever Amber, 46 Fifth Amendment. See U. S. Constitution Forsythe, Edwin B., 77 Films. See Motion pictures Fortune, Porter, 79 Fincher, Richard, 92 Fountainhead, The, 85 Finch, James A., Jr. (Judge), 10 Fountain, The, 46 Fine Arts Theater, 69 Fourteenth Amendment. See U.S. Constitution "Firing Line," 73 Fourth Amendment. See U. S. Constitution First Amendment. See U. S. Constitution France First Edition, The, 33 Paris: Censorship board bans Eldridge Cleaver, 26 Fisher, James L., 6 Francois, Francis B., 8 Fisher,JoeJ. (Judge), 111 Franklin High School, 43 Fisher, Lowell, 32 Franklin, Terry, 62 Fixer, The, 61 Fraser, Andrew, 125 Flat Hat, The, 85 Freedom to Read Foundation, 8, 29, 36, 68, 138 Fleck, Mrs. James, 61 Advisory Council to the Board, 108 Fleming, John, 45 Board of Trustees, 53, 117 Flenikeri, William J. (Judge), 111 By-laws, 53 Florida Dallas meeting, June 1971, 108 Boca Raton: University president insists on censorship of stu­ Executive Committee, 53 dent publications, 62 Los Angeles meeting, 53 Bushnell: Prison inmates allowed to read The Humanist, 117 Nominating Committee, 53 Gainesville: Operators of "7 -11 F oodstores" agree to remove officers, 108 "dirty" books from stores, 124 Freedomways, 27 Hollywood: City passes new obscenity ordinance, 17 Free Speech Yearbook: 1970, 54 Jacksonville: Chronicle will refuse advertisements for X-rated Freidman, Frank H., 52 movies, 5 Friends of the Berkeley Public Library, 25 Jacksonville: Judge finds two. men guilty of transporting ob­ Frosio, Eugene T., 127 scene material across state lines, 111 FTC. See U.S. Federal Trade Commission Jacksonville: Owner and clerk of bookstore found not guilty, Fukushima, Yasutaka (Judge), 39 11 Fuller, Goy, 31 Jacksonville: Teacher suspended for assigning an Allen Gins­ Fulton County Commission, 18 berg poem, 5 FunCity,40

8 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Fur Piece, The, 88 Gottlieb, Gerald, 91 Fuzy, Robert, 60 Graham, Virginia, 128 Graham, William E., Jr. (Judge), 89 Grand Valley State College, 10 G Grant, Fred K., 11 Grapes of Wrath, 61 Gaines, Ervin, 4, 27 Gray, Forrest, 60 Galbraith, Kenneth, 33 Great American Dream Machine, The, 60 Galfand, Berger, Senesky and Lurie, 94 Great Speckled Bird, The, 62 Gall, Dennis, 110 Greece Galvin, Edgar, 17 Athens: Appeal upheld for editors and publishers of an anti­ Galvin, Hoyt, 78 regime paper, 26 Gardner, Earle Stanley, 116 Athens: Journalists seek loopholes in stringent press laws, 143 Garibaldi, Peter, 22 Green, Ben C. (Judge), 10 Garth, Leonard (Judge), 89 Green, Hannah, 59 Gayer, Dixon, 107 Green, JeRoyd W., Jr., 89 Gay, Virgil, 31 Green, June L. (Judge), 129 Gazette (Phoenix), 124 Greenleaf Classics, Inc., 68 Geller, William, 53 Greensboro News, 78 Genius, The, 46 Gregory, Dick, 31, 34, 124 Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, 46 Griffin, Charles W., 31 Georgetown University, 7 Griffith, D. W., 85 Georgia Griggs, Roger, 11 Atlanta: County authorizes fee to retain legal experts in por­ nography cases, 18 Grigsby, Larry, 12 Grimstad, Melvin, 4 Atlanta: County solicitor states legal fight against obscene literature impossible, 72 Gripentrog, Edward, 40 Atlanta: Distributor of magazine files suit against police for Grosser, Robert, 32 harassment, 141 Group Research Report, 107 Atlanta: Judge refuses injunction to stop enforcement of state Grover, William, 40 obscenity laws, 130 Guardian, 27 Atlanta: Judge rules How to Succeed w:th G:rls not obscene, Guarlgia, Pete, 34 41 "Guerrilla Warfare in the United States," 52 Atlanta: Producer, author, and cast of Stomp file suit, 115 Guidance on Dissent, 5 Atlanta: State Library for the Blind barred from sending out Gumbo, 117 tapes of underground newspaper, 62 Gunnarson, Kenneth L., 32 Brunswick: Judge dismisses appeal challenging constitutional­ Gurfein, Murray I. (Judge), 102 ity of state obscenity laws, 88-89 Gurney, Ed, 92 Forest Park: Teacher receives full back pay and damages, 130 Guthries, James (Judge), 128 Macon: Judge rules city cannot use business licenses as a Guthrie, Woody, 34 censorship device, 68 Guy B. Phillips Junior High School, 6 Macon: Mayor suggests high license fee for adult bookstores, Guyton, John, 34 72-73 Sandy Springs: School officials withdraw speaking invitation H to Julian Bond, 84 State Library for the Blind, 62 State Supreme Court Rage, Elizabeth, 8, 114 rules I Am Curious (Yellow) obscene, 68 Hagenmayer, Joseph, 8 Georgia, University of, 33 Hagerty, Francis, 6 Gerber, Albert B., 94 Hair, 16, 62, 72, 77, 129 Gesell, Gerhard A. (Judge), 25, 102 Haley, Bill, 48 Giarrusso, Clarence B., 18, 42, 130 Haley, Marie, 84 Gibbons, John J. (Judge), 89 Hall, David, 123 Gillis, John H. (Judge), 10 Halleck, Charles W . (Judge), 67,110 Ginsberg, Allen, 5 Hampden County Civil Liberties Union. See American Civil Glassman, Albert, 35 Liberties Union Global History of Man, A, 60 Hanley, Mrs. Hugh P., 78 Glyn, Elinor, 46 Happenings, 12 Godawful Graphics, 129 Harding, George C., 61 Godfather, The, 35, 63, 66 Harem, 128 God's Little Acre, 104 Harlan, John Marshall (Judge), 52, 116 God's Man, 46 Harris, Curtis P., 88 Goldstein, AI, 69, 89, 141 Harris, Frank, 22 Goldstein, Louis, 24, 48 Harris, John. Jr., 64 Gonzalez, Nick Larry, 124 Harris, Roy V., 33 Good, Francis J. (Judge ) , 89 Harry, 18 Good Housekeeping, 49 Hartke, Vance, 5 Good Times, 27 Hart, Philip, 32 Goodwin, Alfred T. (Judge), 15, 39 Hartsfield, Cecil, 33 Gornto, Annie C., 88 Hartsville Theaters, Inc., 68-69 Go Tell It On The Mountain, 34 Harvard Club, 46

Index, 1971 9 Harvard University Huntley, William, 139 Committee on Rights and Responsibilities, 96 Hunt, Robert (Judge), 10,14 Haskins, Ann, 79 Huskey, Damon, 42 Hawaii Huyen, Nguyen Ngoc, 26 Honolulu: Ban on billboards extended to plane-towed ban- ners, 3 · Honolulu: Judge rules obscenity law unconstitutional, 39 Hawkeye Tales, 84 Hawkins, Augustus, 26 lAm Curious (Yellow), 3, 11, 64, 68, 70, 73, 79, 110 Hawkins, Joseph F. (Judge), 89 lAm Joaquin, 53 Hayes, John, 72 Ichord, Richard, 25 Haykin, David Judson, 126 ICOPA. See International Conference of Police Associations Haynesw01th, Clement F., Jr. (Judge), 12, 36,42 ICPA. See International Conference of Police Associations Health and Safety for Y au, 7 Illinois He and She, 40, 41, 43, 89 Braceville: Teachers suspended for playing Woodstock sound Hearst Corporation, 140 track, 60 Heltne, Jane, 60 Calumet City: Teachers sue for damages, 84 Hemingway, Ernest, 61 Chicago: Chicago National Tea Company and airports ban Henderson, Bruce, 139 Boss, 124 Henderson, George, 106 Chicago: Indian woman protests pictures in textbooks, 105 Herder and Herder, 106 Chicago: Judge allows persons under eighteen admitted to Herliky, Leo, 35 Carnal Knowledge, 109 Her Odd Tastes, 67 Chicago: Judge grants injunction against selling posters, 129 Hesse, Herman, 61 Chicago: Judge orders strip-tease dancers not to publish book, Heston, Charlton, 7 4 109-110 Hetero;exual, The, 54 Chicago: Judge rules He and She obscene, 40 Hiatt, Peter, 103 Chicago: Judge upholds newspapers right to reject an adver- Hickey, Theodore, 117 tisement, 40 Higginbotham, James, 5 Chicago: Parents sue board of education, 72 Hildum, Donald C., 135 Chicago: Program director deletes segment from broadcast, 60 Hill, Delmas (Judge), 66 Chicago: PTA votes not to commend senators on opposition Hill, Edward (Judge), 41 to findings of President's Commission on Obscenity and Hill, Morton A., 106, 138 Pornography, 21 Hilton, Sylvia, 46 Chicago: Radio station and newspapers refuse advertisements Hinsdale High School for Carnal Knowledge, 123-24 Parent Teachers Association, 61 Chicago: Teacher files suit seeking ban on five books, 124 Hip, 141 Evanston: Ordinance enforcing movie codes adopted, 13, 16 Hip Products, Inc., 129 Freeport: Librarian orders removal of page from Sylvester Hi~ tory of the New York Society Library, 46 and the Magic Pebble, 60-61 Hi.sto1y of the U. S. Decision-Making Process on Vietnam Policy, Grays Lake: Article in student newspaper vetoed, 4 102 Gurnee: Parents protest use of "Jesus Christ Superstar" in Hitler, Adolf, 125 class, 61 Haag, Leslie, 39 Harvey: Student newspaper under fire, 4 Hodgin, T. Ellis, 36, 53 Hinsdale: PTA requests school administrators to review cer­ Hoffman, Abbie, 44, 106 tain novels on reading list, 61 Hog Butcher, 96 Legislature Holifield, Chief, 16 Senate Holmes Junior High School, 95 passes bill banning R- and X-rated movies from outdoor Library, 61 theaters, 92 Homefront, The, 107 Naperville: Citizens initiate campaign against "offensive" Homosexuality in America, 62 books, 61 Honored Society, The, 124 Peoria: Judge issues injunction against Oh! Calcutta!, 10 Hoosac Valley High School, 34 Rock Island: Judge rules man guilty of obscene radio trans­ Hopper, Cramer H ., 68 missions, 88 House of Hookers, 130 State Crime Commission, 72 Howard, Bronson, 46 State Supreme Court Howe, Marie E., 92 reverses convictions of six persons under the Chicago Ob­ Howland, Gerard, 12 scenity Ordinance, 10 How to Succeed with Girls, 41 Urbana: Two students placed on probation for displaying ob- Huckleberry Finn, 119 scene materials, 32 Hughes, James T., 5 Illinois Civil Liberties Union. See American Civil Liberties Union Hughes, Langston, 34 Illinois Police Association, 45, 61, 77 Hugo, Victor, 129 Illustrated Presidential Report of the Commission on Obscenity Human Events, 6 and Pornography, The, 68, 130 Humanist, The, 117 Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, 69 Human Sexual Inadequacy, 62 Independent Television Authority, 143 Humber, Tom, 52 Index, 79 Hundred Flowers, 27 Indiana "Hunger In America," 80 Crawfordsville: Wabash College library uses grant to teach Hunt, Joseph, 41, 52,94 seminar in censorship, 50 Huntley, Kathy, 85 Fort Wayne: Citizens support Parents for Decency drive, 32

10 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Hammond: Theater manager challenges state obscenity sta­ Johnson, Nicholas, 7, 76 tutes, 88 johnson, Stan, 3 Indianapolis: Ordinance adopted to prevent performance of fohnston, James (Judge), 10,66 Hair, 16 foint Possession, 68 Terre Haute: Indiana Boys State newspaper confiscated, 105 Jones, James L., 5 Terre Haute: .Judge convicts theater manager of showing Jones, Leroi, 106 obscene movies, 41 [ones, Stephen, 123 Terre Haute: Judge requirer> shoplifters to read Les Miser- fordan Junior High School, 4 erables, 129 fos eph, Stephen M., 61 Indiana Boys State, 105 Jmey, E. J., 44 Indiana Theater, 88 Joslin, Alfred H. (Judge), 12 Indiana University Tournai-Gazette, (Fort Wayne, Ind.), 32 Graduate Library School, 103 Joyce, James, 46,62 Research Computing Center, 103 Joy Twin Theater, 67 Indonesia J-R Distributors, Inc., 109 Jakarta: Editor of literary magazine sentenced, 55 Jules Dubois Award, 25 I Never Promised You a Rose Garden, 59 Julian, Anthony (Judge), 102 Inner City Mother Goose, The, 4, 31 Jurenas, Edward, 105 Inside Story of Guerilla Warfare, 106 fttrgen, 46 Institute for Survey Research, 49 Tust for Kicks, 65 Institutions Justice Department. See U.S. Justice Department repression in, 19, 23 Tustine, 114 Intellectual freedom personal view of, 96 K Inter-American Press Association, 25 International Conference of Police Associations, 27, 30, 45 "International Porno Fair," 141 Kahn, Martin, 33 International Reading Association, 7 4 Kaleidoscope, 67, 110 Iowa Kaminski, Stanley, 107 Cedar Falls: School committee rules The Me Nobody Knows: Kansas Children's Voices from the Ghetto must be returned to Topeka: State representative proposes bill prohibiting the sale circulation, 95 of books promoting drugs, 72 Cedar Falls: School superintendent removes The Me Nobody Wichita: Obscenity ordinance passed by city commisison, 16 Knows: Children's Voices from the Ghetto, 61 Wichita: The Sensuous Woman kept on shelves by library Davenport: Newspaper reporters denied access to police re­ board, 21 ports, 115 KAOS, 32 Des Moines: Library call slips not considered confidential, 140 Kaplan, James J., 88 Des Moines: State senator proposes obscenity laws be modeled Kasler, Theodore S. (Judge), 69 after New York's, 72 Kastenmeier, Robert, 99 Ida Grove: Teachers file suit charging violation of constitu­ Kaufman, Irving R. (Judge), 12,102 tional rights, 140 Keady, William C. (Judge), 89 Sioux City: Indian parent challenges textbook, 84 Keating, Charles H., Jr., 14, 129 IP A. See Illinois Police Association Keenan, John L. P., 73 Keep, Austin Baxter, 46 Italy Keith, Hastings, 140 Rome: Officials confiscate pornographic i~ems, 55 Venice: The Devils is censored, 143 Kelley, Bernard J. (Judge), 43 "It Must Be Jam Because Jelly Don't Shake Like That," 24 Kellog, Marjorie, 78 Iverson, Mary, 123 Kenai Central High School, 31 Kennedy, Eugene, 72 Kennedy, Florynce, 93 J Kennedy, John F., 33 Kent State University, 10, 32 Jackson, Raymond, 54 Kentucky facksonville Chronicle, 5, 13 Frankfort: Court rules James W. Smith guilty of selling hard­ failbreak, 34 core pornography, 68 Jamaica High School, 58, 112 Frankfort: Court rules reporter not covered by statute allowing James, Frank D. (Judge), 40 newsmen to protect sources of information, 41-42 Janson, Ron Tore, 3 Louisville: Video-tape of Oh! Calcutta! seized, 6 Jassin, H. B., 55 Murray: Judge rules restraining order preventing furthe1 fay Bird, 12 prosecution of local theater still in effect, 68 fay bird Happening, 128 Kenwood High School, 72 JDL. See Jewish Defense League Kenya leanne d'Arc, 134 Nairobi: Attorney general outlines censorship criteria, 55 Jefferson Parish Council, 18 Kersey, Ken, 59 "Jehovah's Child," 39 Ketcham High School, 107 "Jesus Christ Superstar," 61 KETS-TV,33 Jewish Defense League, 115 Khoury, Teddy, 34 fewish War Veterans of the USA, 7 4 Khruschchev, Nikita, 117 J. Morris .Jones-World Book Encyclopedia-ALA Coals Award, 30 Kilpatrick, James J., 119 fohn Birch Society, 83, 106 King, Marion, 46 Johnson, Lyndon B., 33 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 33, 34, 83

Index, 1971 11 Kirstel, M. Richard, 6, 68 obscenity law, 139 Kiser, Jackson L., 36 ordinance prohibiting nude art, 125 Kitchen, Paul, 40, 66 found unconstitutional Kline, William, 26 creating censor board, 67 Klu Klux Klan, 123 denying business permits to persons "not of good moral Knickerbocker Club, 46 character," 66 Knight newspapers, 116 keeping obscene materials out of the mails, 38 Knopf, Alfred, 81 license tee amendment to city charter, 11 Knops, Mark, 67 listing "adults only" films with an X-rating, 11 Kohl, Jessie, 34 obscenity laws, 13, 39-40, 42, 66, 67 Konkol, David, 124 prohibiting display of words or symbols on the U.S. flag, 43 Konnyu, Ernie, 47 prohibiting the showing of X- and R-rated previews with Koran, 136 movies for the general public, 13 Kosygin, Alexei, 143 regarding the classitication and censorship of movies, 110 Kowalweski, Maurice, 42 requiring licenses for bookstore operators, 128 KPLR-TV, 86 overturned KQED-TV,31 against teaching evolution, 42 Krabach, Richard L., 77 passed Kraetzer, Warren A., 86 banning R-and X-rated movies from outdoor theaters, 92 Kramer" Paul R., 11 exempting theater personnel from arrest during raid, 19 Kreigh, Helen, 44 obscenity laws, 17, 47, 48, 92-93, 115 Kreshik v. St. Nichols, 133 outlawing display of VietCong flag, 92 Kristol, Irving, 113., 131 requiring theater operators to obtain permits, 71 KRMA·TV, 123 pending Kruger, J. E., 5 barring minors from objectionable movies and magazines, Krug, Judith F., 45, 108 73,92 Kudzu, 48 enabling recipients of unsolicited pornographic mail to re- Kundeziez, Walter, 111 turn it without additional cost, 17 Kurtz, Paul, 117 limiting public's access to information about legislation, 141 Kurzweil, Jack, 128 obscenity bills, 16, 140 Kutchinsky, Berl, 20 prohibiting the showing of X-rated films at outdoor theaters, 141 L proposed barring obscene films, 73 Lacey, Gerald, 4 concerning protection of newsmen's sources of information, Ladies Horne ] ournal, 49 72, 73 Lake County, College of, 4 making display of VietCong flag a federal crime, 92 Lake, Sam, 115 preventing distortion of news by broadcasters, 140 Lamb, Allen B., 59 prohibiting the sale of books promoting drugs, 72 La Mise en Scene, 42 regulating theaters and bookstores, 15, 48 Landers, Ann, 13 requested Lane, Mark, 115 obscenity control bills, 47, 92 Laney, William, 59 revised Langdon, John, 34 obscenity ordinance, 16 Language of Love, 33, 70, 93 upheld Lanthorn, The, 10 granting a state the right to limit distribution of obscene Larson, Earl R. (Judge), 66 material, 65 Lasker, Mrs. Billie, 36 making it a felony to transport obscene material across state Latteri, Anne, 34 lines, 40 Law As a Way of Life: Memoirs of George E. Allen, The, 124 obscenity laws, 16, 88, 110, 111, 128 Lawrence, Alexander A. (Judge), 88 vetoed Lawrence, D. H ., 46, 113 preventing previews of X- and R-rated movies to be shown Lawrence, Maurice, 8 with those rated for all ages, 52 Learning Tree, The, 33, 55, 96 Leonard, Louise, 73 Lee, Harper, 95 Le Pussycat Lounge, 109 Legislation LeRoy C. Merritt Humanitarian Fund, 53 challenged Les Miserables, 129 obscenity laws, 87, 88-89 Levand, Elliott, 21 ordinance empowering Motion Picture Commission to censor Leviathan, 27 movies, 16 Levine, Alan H., 58, 112 ordinance enforcing movie code, 13 Levy, Howard, 23 ordinance requiring information about persons connected Lewis, Alan, 24 with theaters featuring sex and nudity, 15-16 Lewis, C. S., 114 enacted Lewis, Oren R. (Judge), 12 ban on billboards extended to plane-towed banners, 3 Lewis School, 95 obscenity ordinances, 17, 18, 72,92 Liberation, 27 ordinances enforcing movie codes, 13, 16, 19 Lobby, 119 prohibiting performance of Hair, 16 Librarians, Censorship and Intellectual Freedom: 1968-69, 50, prohibiting pornographic bookstores in residential neigh­ 69,107,142 borhoods, 18 Libraries enforced accused of stocking books advocating revolution, 6

12 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom ALA statement on confidentiality of borrowing records, 30 Love Story, 59, 66, 78 availability of circulation records of, 6, 48, 83-84, 140 Love Together, 10 board member who favors censorship reappointed, 34 Love Treatment, The, 125 board overrules librarian in keeping book on shelves, 21 Loyalty oaths, 23, 37-38, 129 censorship in, 2, 4, 5, 53-54,60-61, 61-62, 83, 123 Luce, Don, 26 circulation of underground newspapers restricted, 27 Lumbard, J. Edward (Judge), 43 conduct seminar on censorship, 50 Luros, Milton, 65, 93 controversial material in, 2, 82, 97 Lust of Night, 10 director fired without cause, 105-106 Luten, Drew, Jr. (Judge), 41 intellectual freedom in subscription libraries, 46, 49 Lyman, Richard, 3 issue one c:;trd to all patrons, ll4 Lynch, James, 3I power to appoint librarian taken from library board, 122 Lyric Theater, 78 Library Bill of Rights. See American Library Association, policies Lysistrata, 123 Library of Congress. See U. S. Library of Congress .Library Resources and Technical Services, 127 M Library Service, Inc., 68 Licht, Frank, 89 Lido Cinema Palace, 143 McAuliffe, Henson, 18, 72 Life, 32,49 McCalls, 49 Limbeck, Mrs. Larry, 123 McCarran Act. See Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 Limbocker, Marg, 123 McCarthy, Eugene, 5 Lindquist, Fritz F., 7 McCluney, R. C., 89 Liss, Solomon (Judge), 130 McCollum v. Board of Education, 133 Lithopinion, 75 McConnell, J. Michael, 107, I08 Little Beaver Theatre, Inc., 88 McCough, Peter, 99 Little Black Samba, 106, 119 McCrary, W. E., 87 Little Fellow, The, 119 McEntee, Edward M. (Judge), Ill Little Murders, 123 McGarr, Frank J. (Judge), I29 Little Red School Book, The, 125 McGovern, George, I06 Little Rock Auditorium Commission, 129 McGowan v. Maryland, I34 Little Sister, 130 McGraw, John, 32 Little White Crimes, 53 McGregor, Louis (Judge), 10 Livermore Independent, 139 McHugh, Rob, 63 Livingston High School, 64, 73 McKenna, J. Frank (Judge ) , 130 Lloyd, Charles B., 110 McManus, William, ll5 Lockhart, William B., 23 McMonagle, George (Judge), 41 Lombardi, James J., 79 McNamara, Robert, I02 Lombardi, L.A. (Judge), llO Madans, Craig I., 78 London Evening Standard, 54 Maddocks, Lewis I., 74 Look, 49 Maddox, Lester, 33 Loos, Anita, 46 Mad Hatter, The, 6 Los Angeles County ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union Madigan, Frank, 139 Los Angeles County Library, 53 Mafia and Politics, The, 124 Los Angeles County Professional Peace Officers Association, 45 Magazines Los Angeles Fire and Police Protective League, 45 burned, 88 Los Angeles Free Press, 70 challenged Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, 128 Ramparts, I06 Los Angeles Times, 60, 116 editor and publisher of, found guilty, 69 Louisiana editor of, sentenced in Indonesia, 55 Legislature found controversial Senate Read, 7 rejects resolution censoring university yearbook, 117 found not obscene New Orleans: Bookstores convicted of selling obscene material Arcadia, 10 were ordered closed for one year, 130 Big Boys, I2 New Orleans: Jefferson Parish Council passes two anti-por­ Candy, I2 nography ordinances, I8 Eclipse, 128 New Orleans: Judge acquits man charged with stealing ten Happenings, I2 "nudie" magazines, 64 Harem, 128 New Orleans: Judge declares license fee for "adult" hook­ Jay Bird, 12 stores unconstitutional, 11 Jaybird Happening, 128 New Orleans: Judge rules underground newspaper is pro­ Male Parade #1, IO tected by the Constitution, 42 Sex Nest, I28 New Orleans: Police officials sue superintendent for interfer­ Wild Couples, I28 ing with their . I8 found obscene, 42, Ill New Orleans: Restraining order allowing continued produc­ After Hours, 68 tion of Marat/ Sade refused, 42 Auto-Fellatio and Masturbation, 11I Shreveport: Judge grants permanent injunction against show- Aware, 129 ing The Stewardesses, lli Belles En Colour, 10 Louisiana State University, ll7 Bizarre Films, IO Louisville Courier Journal, 41, 117 Checkmate, Ill Love Book, The, 87 Good Housekeeping, 49

Index, 1971 13 Ladies Horne ] ournal, 49 College Park: Editors of student publication sue state officials, Life, 49 48 Look,49 College Park: Student magazine announces pornography con­ Love Together, 10 test, 24 McCalls, 49 Legislature Mix Mates, 10 General Assemble New Directions, 10 considers the abolition of the Maryland Board of Motion Reader's Digest, 49 Picture Censors, 79 Screw, 89 Montgomery County: Court rejects plea to settle dispute on Sex Scenes, 11 the censorship of school publications, 68 Sexscope, 130 Montgomery County: Little Black Samba removed from Sin Cinema, 11 school libraries, 106, 119 lithographers refuse to print issue, 24, 52, 75-76 Montgomery County: School board upholds rights of students seized, 43 to hear anti -war speakers, 84-85 Magri, Irvin L., Jr., 18 Prince Georges County Library features film program on the Maguire, John D., 72 Black Panther Party, 8 Mahood, Gary, 140 Prince Georges County: Library issues one card to all patrons, Mai Lai. See Vietnam War 114 Mailloux, Roger A., 7, 43 Prince Georges County: School board rules Sylvester and the Maine Magic Pebble not harmful, 27 Portland: Model Cities newspaper banned in neighborhood Rockville: Students protest decision to ban several controver­ centers, 63 sial speakers, 62 Malamud, Bernard, 61, 96 State Board of Motion Picture Censors, 79 Malcolm X, 34, 63 State Teachers Association, 21 Male Homosexual Marriages, 11 Maryland Institute, 6 Male Parade #1, 10 Maryland, University of, 11, 24, 48 Malevich, William B., 124 Marx, Karl, 5 Maloney, Morris (Judge), 110 Mason, John D. (Judge), 109 Mana, Lawrence S. (Judge), 87 Massachusetts Man and Wife, 41, 130 Ayer: School committee approves policy prohibiting censor­ Manchild in the Promised Land, 52, 85 ship, 96 Mandel, Ernest E., 69 Boston: Amendment tightens exemption granted movie opera­ Mandel, Marvin, 24 tors from obscenity laws, 73 Maness, William, 5 Boston: Bookseller charged with selling obscene material, 12 Manfredonia, Nancy, 125 Boston: Conference of school newspaper editors passes resolu­ Manhattan's Media A., 63 tion that student press should be free of censorship, 96 Manning, Ila, 2 Boston: National Conference of Editorial Writers forms com­ Man's Cultural Heritage, 60 mittee for press self-regulation, 22 Manson, Charles, 128 Cambridge: Harvard holds hearings on persons accused of dis­ Marat/Sade, 42 rupting teach-in, 96 Marburger, Carl, 22, 64, 73 Danvers: Resident charges library with stocking books advo­ Marching to Freedom, 83 cation revolution, 6 Marcuse, Herbert, 119 Haverhill: Students found distributing underground news­ Mariott, Charles K., 31 paper to be suspended, 6 Marks, Percy, 46 Lawrence: Court orders teacher reinstated, 43 Married Bachelors, 88 Lawrence: Teacher suspended for allegedly writing an ob­ Marshall Field & Co., 40 scenity on the blackboard, 7 Marshall, Joan K., 126 Legislature Marshall, Thurgood (Justice), 116 considers three bills concerning the protection of newsmen's Maryland sources of information, 73 Annapolis: Court reverses ob:cenity conviction of Marshall E. Legislature Woodruff,68 House of Representatives Baltimore: Art exhibit cancelled at Towson State College, 6 outlaws public display of VietCong flag, 92 Baltimore: Bennett Cerf states censorship not way to handle North Adams: School officials halt distribution of underground filthy books, 21-22 newspaper, 34 Baltimore: Editor of underground newspaper claims press Northhampton: Police chief requests withdrawal of Manchild credentials refused to reporters, 18 in the Promised Land from use in history course, 85 Baltimore: Judge issues a show cause order to determine why Springfield: Abolition of the Springfield Obscenity Commis­ books should not be condemned as obscene, 11 sion called for, 19 Baltimore: Judge signs show cause order to justify the ban­ Springfield: Mayor vetoes ordinance banning previews of R­ ning of "peep shows," 12 and X-rated movies at showings rated all ages, 52 Baltimore: Judges rule university officials erred in censoring Springfield: Oh! Calcutta! seized, 6 student magazine, 11-12 Springfield: School bus driver fired for selling underground Baltimore: Judge upholds state ban on Man and Wife, 130 newspaper to students, 7 Baltimore: Mayor vetoes bill requiring literature printed in Springfield: Study committee on obscenity makes recommen­ city to list names of persons responsible for publications, dations to city, 19 18 State Supreme Court Baltimore: Photography exhibitor testifies before court, 68 reverses conviction of bookstore operator for selling "girlie" Baltimore: Pornographic bookstores made illegal in residential magazines, 43 neighborhoods, 18 rules that newsmen must appear before a grand jury, 69

14 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Stoneham: Judge decries U.S. Supreme Court decisions to Miller, James, 60 protect pornographers, 89 Miller, Lawton, 73 Mates, Julian, 34 Miller, Ralph N., 61 Mathias, Joseph M. (Judge), 85 Miller, Warren, 96 Maxwell, Barbara, 77 Millican, Tom, 141 Mazelis, Ronald, 66 Millis, Charlotte, 50 Mazey, Ernest, 138 Mills, James, 60 Mease, Ray, 139 Milwaukee Motion Picture Commission, 110 Meffen, Robert, 14 Minnesota Meikeljohn Civil Liberties Library, 69 Minneapolis: City council revises obscenity ordinance, 16 Mein Kampf, 125 Minneapolis: Judge declares Sexual Freedom in Denmark Melcher, Daniel, 45, 108 obscene, 66 Melville, Herman, 136 Minneapolis: Judge indicates he will ignore U.S. Supreme Memphis Academy of Arts, 85 Court standard in judging movie, 10 Me Nobody KnowJ: Children's Voices from the Ghetto, The, 61, Minneapolis: Judge sentences man for exhibiting obscene ma­ 95 terials, 88 Merhige, Robert R., Jr. (Judge), 89 Minneapolis: Library restricts circ1.1lation of underground Merrifield, Russell, 123 newspapers, 27 Merrill, Carlton H., 35 Minneapolis: Mayor wants tighter screening of library ma­ Merwin, W. S., 37 terials, 4 Messick, Paul M. (Judge), 41 Minneapolis: Opinion survey on obscenity and the right to Metropolitan Abortion Alliance, 93 read conducted, 20 Metropolitan State College, 105 Minneapolis: School principal restricts use of The Inner City "Metro-Poll," 20 Mother Goose and removes Undress the City from library, Metzger, Deena, 39 4 Meyer, J. Edward, 63 St. Paul: College student loses financial assistance for criti­ Meyer, Robert L., 139 cizing administration, 124 Miami University, Middletown campus, 32 St. Paul: Organization established to allow citizens to chal­ Michigan lenge newspaper performance, 142 Ann Arbor: Study on the impact of subpoenas on newsmen Minnesota Press Council, 142 begun,20 Minnesota, University of Carman: Parent challenges Nigger on school reading list, 124 Library School, 27 Coldwater: Library board fires director, 105-106 School of Law, 23 Detroit: Judges convict Grand Rapids bookseller of selling Minorities Have Made America Great, 106 obscene magazines, 10 Miqdadi, AI Kassam Hasah, 129 Detroit: Organization formed to campaign against govern­ Mishler, Jacob (Judge), 81 mental interference with news gathering, 142 Mississippi Grand Rapids: Judge convicts man of shouting obscene chant, Greenville: Judge denies request to reinstate university news­ 88 paper editor, 89 Grand Rapids: Proprietor of Capri Theatre denied permission Jackson: Staff of underground newspaper visited by police, 48 to appeal conviction, 10 Starkville: Editor of college newspaper impeached by student Highland Park: Court rules city ordinance unconstitutional, 66 senate, 62 Kalamazoo: Citizens group requests removal of Daybreak State Supreme Court from school libraries, 61 overturns state law against teaching evolution, 42 Lansing: Court upholds obscenity charge, 10 Mississippi State University, 62, 89 Manistique: Do It! and Nigger Bible removed from school Mississippi, University of, 79 library, 2, 4 Missouri Mt. Clemens: Anti-Vietnam newspaper censored on air force Gladstone: City council approves obscenity ordinance, 16 base, 32 Kansas City: City passes obscenity ordinance, 72 Oakland County: Sesquicentennial history declared insensitive Kansas City: Congress of Parents and Teachers adopt reso­ to minority groups, 4 lution against pornography, 48 Rochester: Board of education approves Slaughterhouse Five Kansas City: Jury indicts man for transporting obscene film for literature course, 51 across state lines, 115 Rochester: Board of education member seeks to ban Slaugh­ St. Louis: Judge allows sale of Do It!, 41 terhouse Five, 84 St. Louis: Theater manager fined for exhibiting obscene mat­ Rochester: Judge bans Slaughterhouse Five from schools, 121, ter, 41 133-38 State Supreme Court, 72 Rochester: Rochester Community Schools Appeal Fund ap- rules Lust of Night obscene, 10 peals decision banning Slaughterhouse Five, 117 upholds injunction prohibiting showing of I Am Curious Michigan Associated Press Editors Association, 142 (Yellow), 110 Michigan Press Association, 142 Missouri Congress of Parents and Teachers, 55th Annual Conven- Michigan State University, 135 tion, 48 Michigan, University of Mitchell, John N., 92, 102, 122, 128 Law School, 20 Mitchell, Martha, 99 Mid America Bookstore, 129 Mitchell, Parren J., 62 Middlesex Club, 80 Mix Mates, 10 Midnight Cowboy, 35 Moeller, Hubert L., 84 Miedema, Donald J., 84 Monroe, Eason, 91 Milavetz, Robert, 10 Montana Miller, Clarence E., 92 Helena: House Bill 423 gets tentative approval, 71-72 Miller, Henry, 55 Montgomery, James Alan, Jr., 2

Index, 1971 15 Moody Blues, 76 showing of, postponed Moore, Arthur E. (Judge), 84, 117, 121, 134-38 I Am Curious (Yellow), 3 Moor, Edmund M. (Judge), 39 subversive, 25 Moore, Everett T., 108 U. S. Supreme Court rulings on stag films, 52 Morality in Media, 106, 138 withdrawn from library circulation Morby, Raymond, Jr., 61 Duet, 53 Morgan, Charles;46 I Am ! oaquin, 53 Morgan, J.P. (Judge), 10 Little White Crimes, 53 Morgan, Robert D. (Judge), 88 No Reason to Stay, 53 Morris, Naomi E. (Judge), 89 Parable, 53 Morse, William (Judge), 40 That's Me, 53 Moscow University, 134 MP AA. See Motion Picture Association of America Moserrat, Joseph, 106 Mulligan, Gerald, 99 Motion Picture Association of America, 13, 91 Murphy, John C., 4 Code, 16, 19, 90 Murphy, Lee, 117 Motion Picture Projectionists Union, 35 Murray Drive-In Theater, Inc., 68 Motion pictures Musick, Charles, 15 advertising for, refused, 4, 5 Myshkoff, John, 63 allowed showing Learning Tree, The, 55 N Sex Marathon, 39 Women in Love, 55 banned NAACP. See National Association for the Advancement of Birth of a Nation, 85 Colored People Devils, The, 143 Naked and the Dead, The, 49 Eldridge Cleaver, 26 Nassar, N. George (Judge), 129 Fantastic Ceilings, 130 Nathan Bedford Forest High School, 5 He and She, 41 Nathan, Raymond G. (Judge), 88 House of Hookers, 130 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 85 Man and Wife, 130 National Association of Schools of Art, 85 Minorities Have Made America Great,.106 National Association of Secondary School Principals, 64 Oh! Calcutta!, 4, 8, 10 National Association of Theatre Owners, Inc., 7 4 People's War, 35 National Book Committee, Inc., The, 74 Pump Primer, 110 National Broadcasting Corporation, 140 Quiet Day in Clichy, 55 National Catholic Office for Motion Pictures, 90 Ulysses, 62 National Conference of Editorial Writers, 22 Without a Stitch, 111 National Council for Social Studies, 7 4 Motion pictures National Council of Churches censorship of, discussed, 36 Broadcasting and Film Commission, 90 code for, 13, 16, 19 National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA 74 found not obscene National Council of Jewish Women, 7 4 ' How to Succeed with Girls, 41 National Council of Teachers of English, 61,74 found obscene, 67 National Educational Advertising Service, 33 Animal Lover, 65 National Education Association, 7 4 Carney Girl, 41 National Guard, 32 Computer Game, 88 National Library Week Program, 7 4 Country Girl, 41 National Newspaper Week, 108 Fur Piece, The, 88 National Organization for Women, 93 He and She, 40, 43 National Realty Company, 13, 111 I Am Curious (Yellow), 68, 110 National Social Studies Association, 60 Little Sister, 130 National Student Defense Loan, 124 Lust of Night, 10 National Student Mobilization to End the War in Vietnam 62 Man and Wife, 41 National Tea Company, 124 ' Married Bachelors, 88 Nation, The, 48 Sex Rituals of the Occult, 115 Natwick, Clark, 31 Sexual Freedom in Denmark, 48, 66 NBC. See National Broadcasting Corporation Six for Sex, 69 NCEW. See National Conference of Editorial Writers Stewardesses, The, 110, 111 Nebraska Threesome, 110 Omaha: Judge rules anti-obscenity ordinance unconstitution­ Vixen, 199 al, 66-67 Woman's Urge, A, 10 Omaha: State senator will attempt to halt course on homo- license or permit for, refused, 13, 109 sexuality, 4-5 Motion pictures Nebraska, University of, 4 not submitted for coding, 91 Neider, Alfred, 47 rouse anti-pornography groups, 14 Nelson, Robert A., 78 seized, 91, 109 Nelson, Warren A. (Judge), 11 Cherry, Harry and Raquel, 69 Nevada Her Odd Tastes, 67 Las Vegas: Judge declares "peep" shows hardcore pornog­ Notorious Cleopatra, The, 68 raphy, 40 Office Love-In, 67 Las Vegas: Pornography control ordinance approved, 47 Oh! Calcutta!, 6 Las Vegas: Pornography control ordinance introduced, 15

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r North Las Vegas: Republican Club requests state legislature refuse advertising, 4, 5, 13, 31, 40, 123-24 to allow local government to regulate obscenity, 47 and reporters' press credentials, 26, 115 Newcastle Farmers Market, 43 and reporters' protection of sources of information, 41-42, 128 New Directions, 10 sued for rejecting advertisement, 115 New Hampshire taken over by Bolivian government, 25 Portsmouth: State representative sponsors bill to ban student Newspaper Story, The, 108 strikes on state campuses, 73 Newspapers, student New History of the U.S., A, 33 burned and stolen, 4 New Jersey censored 4 5-6 [ Atlantic City: Bar owner alters painting, 34 Tm·gu;n,'The, 22 Bayonne: Underground student newspaper permitted to re­ Yellow] acket, 8 sume distribution, 7 committee established to study status of, 85 Bergen: Mural at shopping center blacked out, 63 editor and reporter of, suspended, 63 Bergen County: Theater officers indicted on charges of ob­ editor of, denied reinstatement, 89 scenity, 43 editor of, impeached by student senate, 62 Brick Township: Board of education reinstates teacher, 52 editor of, suspended for publishing abusive language, 85 Camden: Bookshop owner arrested for selling Do It! to a found obscene minor, 115 Lanthorn, The, 10 Clifton: Library trustees ban The Sensuous Woman, 52 freedom from censorship in, 96 Clifton: Mayor launches second censorship attack, 34 managing editor of, ordered reinstated by judge, 66 Freehold: Photographer convicted of possessing obscene ma- office of, invaded by police with search warrant, 92 terials, 111 withdrawal of financial support from, requested, 3 Hackensack: Judges refuse to rule on constitutionality of state Newspapers, underground obscenity statute, 89 advertise pornography contest, 24 Legislature called "commie junk" and "smut," 6 Assembly distribution of, banned, 34, 89 approves legislation exempting theater personnel from Paper Workshop, 35 arrest, 19 distribution of, restricted, 27 approves obscenity law, 92-93 distribution of, warrants suspension, 6 Livingston: Education commissioner rules unauthorized stu­ editor's right to conceal sources of information upheld, 67 dent publication can be distributed on school property, 22 objection to tax money spent for, 4, 27 Middletown: Board of education discusses the future of Read, permitted distribution, 7, 73, 110 7 policy for distribution of, set by board of education, 85 Roselle: Board of education approves policy regulating distri­ protected by Constitution, 42 bution of student publications, 85 publisher of, to be court martialed, 105 Roselle: Four board of education members vote against school reject advertisements using words such as "liberation" and reading list, 34 "revolutionary," 63 State Board of Education reporters for, refused credentials, 18 upholds ruling permitting student publication and distribu­ selling of, cause for firing of school bus driver, 7 tion of underground newspaper, 64, 73 staff of, harassed by police and FBI, 48 Teaneck: School board meets to decide whether or not to ban student suspended for selling Space City!, 66 Down These Mean Streets, 125 tapes of, not sent to Georgia's blind, 62 Trenton: Assemblyman proposes study of state institutions, 22 Newton, Huey, 8 Trenton: Opinion survey on obscenity conducted, 20 New Worlds in Literature, 33 Verona: Ordinance adopted enforcing movie code, 13, 19 New York New Jersey Education Association, 52 Albany: Governor signs bill prohibiting obscene displays, 115 New Jersey Library Association, 52 Armonk: Censorship proposal defeated by school board, 96 New Mexico Averill Park: School board adopts policy regarding use of Portales: University regents reject use of nude models in art books in curriculum, 63 class, 60 Binghamton: Television program censored by station manager, Shiprock: Indians protest school textbook, 83 63 New Orleans Book Mart, Inc., 130 Brookville: College dean closes radio station to protect license, News-A-Rama, 11 34-35 News Freedom Council, 142 Buffalo: ABC refuses to telecast half-time show during foot­ Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom, 30 ball game, 7 "Newsmen's Privilege Act," 72 Buffalo: Judge rules man arested for sitting nude near univer­ Newspaper Public Information Committee of Newspaper Asso­ sity innocent of lewdness, 69 ciation Managers, Inc., 108 Buffalo: Judge rules Six for Sex obscene, 69 Newspapers anti-war advertisement in, 117 Buffalo: Procedures required for lecturer at state university banned outlined, 37-38 Shout, 63 Buffalo: Theater denied license, 19 censored,26,32,55 Carmel: School administrators re-evaluate The Pre-School charged with attempt to halt publication of Bitter Harvest, 60 Years, 85 committee formed for press self-regulation, 22 Flushing: School board bans Down These Mean Streets, 81 confiscated by American Legion, 105 Hauppauge: Lecturer on birth control arrested, 125 editors' and publishers' sentences appealed, 26 Hempstead: Ordinance forbidding the showing of nude art expropriated by Chilean government, 25 enforced, 125 have right to reject advertisements, 66 Legislature Jules Dubois Award for, 25 Assembly production workers protest cartoon, 54 passes resolution calling for "Anti-Smut Day," 63

Index, 1971 H Merrick: Parents protest decision to cut pages from health Williamsville: Board of education discusses inclusion of Tell \'i curriculum reference book, 7 Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon in English class, 78 New York: Abortion groups prepare lawsuits, 93 Yorktown: Catcher in the Rye is returned to school library, 52 New York: Author accuses American Journal of P5ychiatry of Yorktown: Catcher in the Rye temporarily removed from arbitrary ban on his book, 125 reading list, 8 New York: Court upholds decision concerning distribution of New York Board of Rabbis, 86 unauthorized publications on school property, 58, 69 New York Civil Liberties Union. See American Civil Liberties New York: Editor and publisher of Screw Magazine found Union guilty, 69 New York Library Association New York: Editors of underground newspapers reject ad­ Intellectual Freedom Committee, 81 vertising using words such as "liberation" and "revolu­ New York Society Library, 46,49 tionary," 63 New York, State University of, at Buffalo, 69 New York: Jewish Defense League sues the New York Times, New York Times, 24, 70, 81, 102, 107,108,115, 116,118, 122 115 New York Times Book Review, 106 New York: Judge overrules conviction of individual found Niagara University, 79 guilty of sending obscene material through the mail, 12 Nichols, David, 110 New York: Judge rules textual material is not to be construed Nichols, Mike, 109, 123 as a protective screen for obscene pictures, 130 Nickel, Irvin 0., 110 New York: Judges find Screw to be obscene, 89 Nicoll, Kurt, 8 New York: Judges rule alien visitors espousing "anarchistic" Niemi, Janice (Judge), 65 doctrines cannot be barred, 69 Nigger, 3l, 124 New York: Judges rule state law prohibiting the display of Nigger Bible, 2, 4 words or symbols on the U. S. flag unconstitutional, 43 Nixon, Richard M., 22, 26, 33, 117, 122 New York: Law barring public exhibition of pornography goes NJLA. See New Jersey Library Association into effect, 142 Njono, Charles, 55 New York: Minorities Have Made America Great banned in Noland, Thomas, 36 classroom, 106 Nolan, Elizabeth A., 140 New York: Morality group denounces Sex Book, 106 No Odor for Denver, 66 New York: Newscaster reinstated, 117 No Reason to Stay, 53 New York: Opinion survey on pornography conducted, 20 Norfolk State, 79 New York: Police raid three movie theaters, 73 Norlund, Ron, 63 New York: Projectionists union threatens to stop running X­ Northern California Booksellers Association, 115 rated films, 35 North Carolina New York: Scanlon's Monthly's editor charges printing plant Chapel Hill: Anti-pornography group forms, 62 with violating First Amendment, 7 Chapel Hill: Parents request Black Like Me to be withdrawn New York: Scanlan's Monthly has controversial issue printed from school, 6 in Canada, 52 Chapel Hill: Reporter appears for scheduled picketing of New York: School board modifies ban on Down These Mean outlet for obscene literature, 7 8 Streets, 106 Charlotte: Charter for consolidated government to include a New York: Steal This Book rejected by publishers, reviewers, statement against book banning, 78 bookstores, 106-107 Charlotte: Federal judges dismiss challenge to state obscenity New York: Students and parents sue board of education and law, 68-69 school officials, 73 Greensboro: Editorial urges use of report of the President's New York: Study conducted on students and repression in Commisison on Obscenity and Pornography as guide for schools, 50 legislation, 78 New York: Survey on obscenity and pornography conducted, Raleigh: Judges rule man convicted under state obscenity 141 statute received a fair trial, 89 New York: TV station censors remarks of FCC Commissioner, Raleigh: Judges rule state obscenity law is unconstitutional, 42 7-8 Raleigh: Use of photographs of nude females approved for New York: William F. Buckley, Jr. challenges constitutional­ student yearbook, 78 ity of television station requirement, 73 State Board of Education Poughkeepsie: American Legion requests suspension of teach­ refuses to ban textbooks challenged by minister, 78 er, 86 North Carolina State University Poughkeepsie: Judge bans further distribution of Common Publication Authority, 78 Sense, 89 Northrop, EdwardS. (Judge), 11 Rochester: Oh! Calcutta! cancelled because of threat of legal Notorious Cleopatra, The, 68 action, 8 NYCLU. See American Civil Liberties Union Rochester: Theater ends run of movie before court order Nympha Cycler, 130 served on manager, 78 Nyro, Laura, 76 State Constitution, 37, 38 State Department of Health, 85 State Education Law, 37,38 0 Susquehanna Valley: Book not prohibited from curriculum, 96 Syracuse: Oh! Calcutta! cancelled, 8 Oakland County Book of History, 1820-1970, 4 Troy: Citizens demand school board eliminate books used in Oakland University, 136, 137 the high school, 35 History Department, 4 Wappinger Falls: Teachers protest infringement upon aca­ O'Bannon, Pat, 61 demic freedom, 107 Obiectors News Notes, 27 West Senaca: School board bans The Godfather, 63 O'Brien, William J., 7 White Plains: Board of education revises statement on the O'Connell, James, 85 distribution of materials on school property, 35 Offbeat Orgy, 124

18 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Office Love-In, 67 Owen, Robert, 6I Off the Pig, 8 Owens, Charles L. (Judge), 87 O'Hair, Madalyn Murray, 86 Oh! Calcutta!, 4, 6, 8, IO, I4, I9, 92, I28 p Ohio Akron: Judge issues injunctions against showing of Pump PTimer, llO Pacheco, Jorge, 54 Brecksville: Library erects controversial display, 82,97 Paint Branch High School, 58 Canton: Judge rules The Stewardesses obscene, llO Pakistan Lahore: Students protest publication of The Turkish Art of Cincinnati: Hair allowed to be produced, 77 Cincinnati: Patriotic groups complain about pornography on Love in Pictures, 55 Palidino, Joseph, Jr., 4I, 52,94 library shelves, I06 Paper, The, I05 Cincinnati: Teacher states she will teach any book appropri­ Paper Workshop, 35 ate to course, 84 Pappas, Paul, 69, 93 Cleveland: Judge hans showing of He and She, 4I Parable, 53 Cleveland: Judge overturns decision forbidding public com­ Paramount Theater (Des Moines), I3 ment by witnesses of Kent State, IO-ll Paramount Theater (Springfield, Mass.), I4, I9 Columbus: Judge dismisses charges against bookstore opera­ Parents for Decency, 32 tor, I29 Parker, Everett, 7 4 Columbus: Judge rules films confiscated by police obscene, 67 Parker, Roscoe H. (Judge), 68 Columbus: Judge rules publications seized by police obscene, Park, James W. L., I23 67 Parks, Gordon, 96 Middletown: Student publication suspended at Miami Uni­ Pasadena Obscenity Commission, 139 versity, 32 Paschall, Davis Y., 85 Painesville: Parents request books removed from reading list, Pas de Deux, 6 I42 Passover, The, 86 State Supreme Court Patton, Robert H. (Judge), 39 rules Vixen obscene, I29 Peking Review, I06 Strongsville: School board to screen all textbooks, 32-33 P.E.N. American Center, 74 Toledo: Professor accuses Harding's heirs of censoring his Penguin Books of Aust~alia, 26 biography of Harding, 6I Pennsylvania Toledo: Sylvester and the Magic Pebble removed from school Legislature . libraries, 5 House of Representatives Oklahoma has bills pending that would limit public's information Oklahoma City: Book dealer sentenced, 87-88 about legislation, 14I Oklahoma City: Oh! Calcutta! cancelled, 4 Senate Oklahoma City: State Civil Liberties Union dismayed at the passes measure prohibiting showing of X-rated films at reaction of state law officers to Ku Klux Klan rally, I23 outdoor theaters, I4I Stillwater: University library adopts policy on availability of Philadelphia: Do It! challenged at library branch, 2, 8 circulation records, 83-84 Philadelphia: Judge rules students use of free speech inter­ Tulsa: Judge rules five local ordinances unconstitutional, 66 ferred with school activities, 43 Oklahoma Civil Liberties Union. See American Civil Liberties Philadelphia: Judges find state law unconstitutional, ll Union Philadelphia: Students protest school's refusal to show Peo- Oklahoma Library Association, 84 ple's War, 35 Oklahoma State University Library, 83 Philadelphia: Television programs cancelled, 86 Pittsburgh: Motion pictures banned, I30 Older, Charles H. (Judge), I28 Pittsburgh: Professional journalism society chapter serves as One Flew 01Jer the Cuckoo's Nest, 59 watchdog against censorship, 63 120 Days of Sodom, The, I04 Pittsburgh: Teachers urge schools to boycott textbooks dis­ 0 Pasquim, 54 torting role of "Afro-Americans" in society, 35 "Opinion Survey of Midwestern Public Librarians," I03 Waynesburg: Student newspaper suspended because of ad­ Oracle, The, 5 ministration censorship, 8 Oral Sex and the Law, Ill York: Judge convicts booksellers for selling obscene literature, Orange County Board of Education, 83 Ill Orange Tree Press, Inc., 60 Pennsylvania State University, 63 Oregon Pentagon Papers, I02, I07, I08, ll2, 117, I43 Eugene: City enacts ordinance making it unlawful to display Peone, Joseph, 96 obscene posters, 92 People Resolved to Obliterate Pornography and Erotic Rubbish, Medford: Exhibit of nudes turned from street view, 3 78 Portland: Judge considers whether city council can refuse to People's War, 35 renew a business license, I5 Percy, Charles, 2I Pottland: Judges declare state obscenity law unconstitutional, Periodicals and Book Association of America, Inc., 7 4 39-40 Perlberg, Martin, 43 State Supreme Court Perrine, James, I28 cleared the ballot title to refer new obscenity law to the Perrott, James A. (Judge), ll, I2 voters, I39 Pettine, RaymondJ. (Judge), I3, Ill Stayton: Screening committee formed to censor books in school Pfeiffer v. Board of Education, I33 libraries, I23 Phelps, W. Robert (Judge), 69 Oregon Book Mark Corporation, 15, 40 Philadelphia Inquirer, I4I Otto's Newsstand and Fun Shop, llO Phillips, Carrie, 61

Index, 1971 19 Phoenix Republic, 124 Q Pictures allowed importation, 12 Quad-City Community News Service, Inc., 115 allowed publication in yearbook, 78, 117 Queen, George, 69 altered, 34, 63 Queer Daddy, 65 exhibition of, cancelled, 6 Quiet Day in Clichy, 55 of female anatomy ruled not obscene, 41, 42, 52, 129 Quinn, Timothy (Judge),10 found obscene, 111 of nudes on display at Memphis Academy of Arts, 85 of nudes removed from park exhibit, 125 R turned from street view, 3 Pile, Roscoe (Judge),109 Rabbit Run, 61 Pilgrim's Progress, 134 Rader, Clifford (Judge ) , 129 Pinkus, William, 41, 52 Rader, Dotson, 106 Pino, John A.,12 Radich, Steven, 70 Pirate Editions, 106 Radio Pittman, Virgil (Judge), 67 broadcasters must sell time to groups commenting on contro- Planned Press Promotions, 108 versial issues, 129-30 Plasse, Paul, 34 newscaster reinstated, 117 Plastic Age, The, 46 refused advertisements for Carnal Knowledge, 123-24 Playboy, 17,130 station closed to protect license, 34 Plaza Theater, 110 Rafferty, Max, 9 Plummer, Clayton R., 48 Rag, The, 15, 70 Poindexter, John B., 140 Raintree County, 49 Police Association of New Orleans, 18 Rallison, Dale E., 83 Polin, Joel, 5 Ramparts, 106 Pollon, Matthew, 43 Rand Corporation, 24, 116 Portnoy's Complaint, 26, 46, 82 Random House, 21, 106 Post Office Department. See U. S. Post Office Department Rankin, J. Lee, 112 Post, Steve, 35 f{ead, 7 Pot Book, The, 72 Reader's Digest, 49 Poxon, David, 58 Reagan, Ronald, 117, 122 Poxon, Teresa, 58, 112 Reasonable Exercise of Authority, The, 64 Prejudices and Antipathies: a Tract on LC Subject Headings Re­ Recording Industry Association of America, 92 lating to People, 126 Red and the Black, The, 33 Pre-School Years, The, 85 Red Star over China, 106 Press Reed Enterprises, Inc., 68 censorship of, 25, 54, 125 Reed, Oliver, 143 freedom of, to be studied by U. S. Senate subcommittee, 142 Rees, Mary Ellen, 4 Pentagon Papers controversy, 102, 116 Reeves, Roy, 11 regular conferences with president lacking, 33 Reflector, 62, 89 restoration of credentials requested,.26 Reid, Douglas C., 34 UPI warns editors on use of items on bomb scares and threats Reidel, Norman, 93 of airplane hijacking, 45 Reilly, Harold T., 7 President's Commission on Obscenity and Pornography, 5, 14, Reporters Committee on Freedom of the Press, 20 20, 21, 22, 23, 32, 49, 57, 67, 69, 74, 78, 106, 108, 129, 130, Report of the Federal Commission on Obscenity and Pornog­ 138,141 raphy. See President's Commission on Obscenity and Por­ chairman's response to Nixon's rejection, 23 nography coalition statement on, 57, 7 4 Republican Club of North Las Vegas, 47 Nixon's rejection of, 22-23 Resident Participation of Denver, Inc., 66 Psychology of Group Sex, The, 11 Response Analysis Corporation, 49 Publications Return to Peyton Place, 104 denied to prisoners, 117 Reubin, David, 55 seized by police, 67 Revolution for the Hell of It, 44, 106 Publications, student Reynolds, Gavin, 3 censored,22,62, 123 Reynolds, John W. (Judge), 11, 13, 88, 110 Argus, 11-12 Rhode Island censorship of, discussed, 58, 64 Legislature censorship of, prohibited, 15 House of Representatives editors of, sue state officials, 48 approves bill forbidding the display of obscene posters, 93 prohibiting unauthorized distribution of, found unconstitu­ approves legislation barring minors from movie previews tional, 9 coded objectionable, 73 regents approve guidelines for, 79 Providence: High school course suspended, 35-36 suspended,32 Providence: Judge rejects petition to stop enforcement of Paper, The, 105 movie license refusal, 13 threatened with loss of financial support, 24 Providence: Judge rules seven magazines not obscene, 12 Public Broadcasting Service, 123 Providence: Judges uphold constitutionality of state obscenity Publishers Export of San Diego, Cal., 11 law, 111 Pump Primer, 110 State Supreme Court Purcell, Eleanor M., 52 bans Without a Stitch, 111 Puzo, Mario, 35, 63, 66 rules portions of state and city statutes unconstitutional, 13

20 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Rhode Island, University of, 97 San Francisco Chronicle, 106 Rhodesia San Francisco Citizens Committee for Social Order, 39 Salisbury: Censors ban Everything You Always Wanted to San Francisco Examiner, 31 Know about Sex, 55 "San Francisco Rock," 33 RIAA. See Recording Industry Association of America San Jose State College, 128 Richards, Arlene, 50 Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center, 139 Rich, C. Bennet, 8 Sastra, 55 Richmond News Leader, 64, 89 Sawicky, Max, 22 Richmond, Susan C., 84 Scanlon, Daniel, 35 Riley, M. V., 136 Scanlon's Monthly, 1, 24, 52,75 Ringel, William E. (Judge), 130 Scarecrow Press, 126 Ripple, Kenneth, 59 Schewer, William C., 69 Rise of Warren Gamaliel Harding, 1865-1920, The, 61 Schluder, Diane, 93 Risk, Derrick, 32 Scholedge, Frances T., 6 Risque Theater, 39 School Library Journal, 61 Rizzo, Dorothy, 78 Schools RKO General, Inc., 73 administration given right to select reading material, 95-96 RKO-Stanley Warner Theater, Inc., 43 censorship in, 4, 5, 8, 31, 35-36, 61, 123 Robert E. Peary High School, 62, 84 censorship proposal defeated by school board, 96 Roberts, H. Buswell (Judge), 69 and distribution of student publications, 6, 32, 34, 35, 43, 58, Robe, The, 134 64, 112 Rochester Citizens for Decent Literature, 14 parents protest use of "Jesus Christ Superstar," 61 Rochester (Michigan) Community Schools Appeal Fund, 108, reading list challenged, 34, 35, 59-60, 61, 124 117,138 school board upholds students' rights to hear anti-war speaker, Rockfeller, Nelson D., 63, 115 84-85 Rockwell, Ford, 21 student readmitted after suspension for selling underground Rocky Mountain News, 66 newspaper, 40, 66 Rodriguez, Steve, 18 students protest banning of controversial speakers, 62 Rogers, Jimmy Frank, 11 teacher receives full back pay and damages, 130 Rogers, William P., 26 teachers file suit, 31, 140 Rogue Gallery, 3 teachers fired, 84 Rolling Stones, 32 teachers protest infringement upon academic freedom, 107 Roll, P. E., 96 teachers reinstated, 39, 43, 52 Roman Catholic Church, 86 teachers suspended, 7, 31, 60 Rooney, Fred B., 140 textbooks challenged, 32-33, 60, 83, 105 Rosemary's Baby, 142 Schubert Theater, 14, 77 Rosenberg, Julius, 102 Schurz High School, 124 Rosen, Jerry, 43 Scott, Bob, 34 Rosichan, Richard, 105 Screw, 69, 89, 141 Ross, E. (Judge), 26 SDS. See Stud~nts for a Democratic Society Roth, Philip, 26 SDS Riots, The, 12 Rouse, Roscoe, 83 Seale, Bobby, 60 Rowe, Zelter vs. Campbell Union High School District, 64 Seals, Woodrow (Judge), 16, 40,66 Rowse, Arthur E ., 140 Seattle Times, 83 Royko, Mike, 124 Secret Rulers, The, 124 Roylston, Richard (Judge), 9 Secret Sex, The, 54 Rubin, Jerry, 2, 8, 41, 44, 115, 119 Secure Evangelism, 26 Rudd, Mark, 48, 119 Security National Bank (Walnut Creek, Cal.), 59 Russia. See U.S.S.R. Seed of the Beast, 65 "Rutabaga," 24 Segal, Erich, 59, 66, 78 Rutgers University, 22 Seitz, Collins J ., 43 Russell, William F., 109 "Selling of the Pentagon, The," 80, 117 Ryan's Daughter, 18,90 Sensuous Woman, Th~21,33,34,52,62 Sesame Street, 125 "7-11 Foodstores," 124 s Sex and Gender, 13 Sex Book, 106 Sacco, Samuel C., 19 Sex Information and Education Council of the United States, Sacramento Bee, 122 Inc., 74 Sade, Marquis de, 104, 114, 132 Sex in Marriage, 111 "Safeguarding Classified Documents." See U. S. Executive Order Sex Marathon, 39 10501 Sex Nest, 128 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 110, 116 Sex Rituals of the Occult, 115 St. Mary's College, 122 Sex Scenes, 11 St. Thomas, College of, 124 Sexscope, 130 Salinger, J. D., 34, 35, 61 Sexual Freedom in Denmark, 10, 48, 66 Salvation Army, 26 Sexual Offenses Act, 125 Sam Lake Enterprises, Inc., 115 Sexus, 55 Samore, Edward F., 140 Shamberg, Samuel (Judge), 40 Sampson, JohnS., 141 Shapard, Martin, 125 Sandburg, Carl, 63 Share My Spouse, 124

Index, 1971 21 Shaw, Claude (Judge), 41 Stanley v. Georgia, 41, 65, 66, 67, 69, 88, 93, 110 Shaw, Robert (Judge), 89 Stanton, Frank, 117 • Shields, George T. (Judge), 109 Staples, Frederick T., 122 Shout, 63 Stark, Fortney, 59 Showcase, 48 Starr, Vernon, 88 Sievert, Ronald K., 84 Star Twin Theaters, 48 Sigma Delta Chi, 63 Stasco, Ray, 5 Detroit chapter, 142 "Stay Home and Masterbate," 105 Freedom ot Information Committee, 33 Steal This Book, 106 Simon and Schuster, 44, 45 Steele, Edwin, Jr. (Judge), 43 Simpson, Jackie, 65 Steffan, Thomas W., 69 Sin Cinema, 11 Steig, William, 27,44 Singleton, John V., Jr. (Judge), 129 Steinbacher, John, 60 Six for Sex, 69 Steinbeck, John, 61 Slaughterhouse Five: The Children's Crusade, 51, 84, 108, 117, Stenvig, Charles, 4, 27 121,135,136 Stevenson, Malcolm, 73 Sloper, Paul, 62 Stewardesses, The, 110, 111 Small Arms, 7 Stewart, Steve, 33 Small, Arthur, 12 Stockard, Alden A. (Judge), 10 Smith, Barbara, 119 Stoller, Robert, 13 Smith, Bruce D., 27 Stomp, 115, 130 Smith, Charles P., 88 "Stoned Soul Picnic," 76 Smith, Harry B., 124 "Stoney End," 76 Smith, James W., 68 Strand Theater, 111 Smith, John L., 14 Strange Fruit, 46 Smith, Lillian, 46 Stratten, Mike, 32 Smith, Ralph, 21 Stratton, Jean, 53 Smith, Raymond L. (Judge ) , 10 Student Christian Press, 26 Smith, Sidney 0. (Judge), 130 Student Rights Handbook for N ew York City, 58, 112 Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. L. H., 6 Students for a Democratic Society, 62, 119 "Soapy and the Fuzz," 7 Students for a Just Peace, 96 Social Responsibilities Round Table, Bay Area Chapter, 8 Studies and surveys Songs conclusions of opinion research on censorship, 103-104 ordered phased out on the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights, 50 "Battle Hymn of Lt. Calley, The," 97 on free speech, 49-50 Sons and Lovers, 46 on obscenity and pornography, 20, 49, 99, 141 on students and repression in schools, 50 Sontag, Susan, 114,119 Soof, Sam, 66 on subpoenas and the press, 20 Soul on Ice, 35, 52, 60 Subiect Headings: a Practical Guide, 126 South Carolina Subpoenas Charleston: Special investigation finds availability of obscene issued to Hearst Corporation columnist, 140 materials "deplorable," 18 received by CBS president for out-takes of The Selling of the Greenville: Editor of student newspaper suspended, 85 Pentagon, 117 study of impact of, on press, 20 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, 85 Sumter Correctional Institution, 117 Southern Colorado State College, 66 Sun Art Theater, 130 Southern, Terry, 61 Susan Lenox, 49 South Florida, University of, 5 Sussman, David, 40 Southland Corporation, 124 Swanson, Herbert (Judge), 40 Southland Theaters, Inc., 67 Swayduck, Edward, 75 South Vietnam Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song, 91 Saigon: Editors censor newspaper articles, 26 Swiger, Dorothy, 41 Saigon: U. S. Representative requests press credential be re- Swindell, James, 62 stored to news corespondent, 26 Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, 5, 27, 29, 30, 44, 46, 60-61, 77 Southwest Productions, Inc., 129 Synagogue Council of America, 86 Space City!, 40, 66 Syracuse Herald]oumal, 124 · Spaulding, C. Sumner, 127 Syracuse Post-Standard, 124 Spectra Theaters, 14 Speech Communication Association, 54, 14 Speeches T university president's commencement address, 97 Sponder, Emanual, 17 Tadlock, Keith, 140 Spread Eagle, 78 Talbot, John, 63 Springfield News and Book Mart, 11 Tanamachi, Kenneth, 60 Springfield Obscenity Commission, 19 Targum, The, 22 Staggers, Harley 0., 117 Tasciotti, Vincent, 86 Stalnaker, Leo, 6 Tauber, Walter F., 19 Stamper, Monte, 3 Technical Reports of the Commission on Obscenity and Pornog­ Stanford Daily, 3, 92 raphy, 141 Stanford, Henry King, 97 Teddy's Lounge, 34 Stanford University, 3 Tehan, Robert E. (Judge), 88

22 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Television programs raided, 42, 67,73 banned,31 union threatens work stoppage unless outside displays of sexual Sesame Street, 125, 143 activity are eliminated, 35 cancelled Theatrical productions O'Hair documentary, 86 barred by ordinance, 16 Passover, The, 86 cancelled censored, 7-8 Lysistrata, 123 All in the Family, 63 Oh! Calcutta!, 4 "Artists in America," 123 Hair allowed to run, 77, 129 Great American Dream Machine, The, 60 Marat/ Sade cause of raid, 42 Virginia Graham Show, 115 nude scene of, eliminated, 115 found obscene Thevis, Michael G., 111 Oh! Calcutta!, 92, 128 Thomas, Piri, 81, 96, 106, 108, 125 Tell Me That You Love Me, ]unie Moon, 78 Thompson, Donald, 50 Tennessee Thompson, Ronnie, 68, 72 Blountville: Judge declares mistrial in obscenity case, 12 Thonen, Robert, 85 Knoxville: Film, Ulysses, banned at Univ. of Tennessee, 62 Thornton Community College, 4 Memphis: Board of Review unsuccessful in changing rating Threesome, 110 of Love Story, 78 Three Weeks, 46 Memphis: Gunman kidnaps professor's son demanding photo­ Thurman, Grady, 62, 89 graph display be taken down, 85 Tielsch, George, 66 Memphis: Jury rules photos of nude women not obscene, 42 Time, 70 Memphis: Public Library Board adopts policy of opening cir­ Tinker vs. Des Moines Independent Community School System, 9 culation records to any government agency, 6 Tinkle, Floyd T., 88 West Memphis: Housewife resigns from censor board, 51 Todd, Bruce L., 84, 121 Tennessee, University of, 62 "To Forgive, Divine," 60 Terry's Used Book Store, 66 To Kill A Mockingbird, 95, 119 Texas Toledo Police Patrolmen's Association, 5 Austin: University regents appeal decision permitting distri­ Toledo University, 61 bution of student publication, 15 Toler, Desmond B. (Judge), 110 Corpus Christi: Judge fines Colormedia Corporation for tele- Tom ]ones, 114 casting Oh! Calcutta!, 128 Tom Sawyer, 119 Dallas: Girl found guilty of selling obscene magazine, 128-29 Torah, 136 Dallas: Judge declares law constitutional, 40 Torphy, Michael (Judge), 110 Dallas: Two theater operators sue city officials, 15-16 Town Theater, 48 Houston: Citizens selected to determine community standard, Towson State College, 6, 68 139-40 Trakhtenberg, Emilia R., 143 Houston: Judges dismiss suit for lack of jurisdiction, 129 Trujillo, Dorothy, 66 Houston: Motion £led to dismiss suit against district attorney, Truman, Harry, 33 16 Turkish Art of Love in Pictures, The, 55 Houston: School board trustees will read four textbooks be­ Turnbull, John Grason (Judge), 68 fore approving them, 60 Houston: School board will reevaluate textbooks claimed to Twin County Fundamentalist Ministefial Association, 34 contain , 60 200 Book Club, Inc., 12 Tynan, Kenneth, 14 Houston: Student suspended for selling underground news­ paper reinstated, 40, 66 "Typical Day in the Life of J. Oswald Jones, A," 10 Hurst: City approves ordinance limiting the distribution of obscene matter, 48 u La Hambra: Publisher of Bitter Harvest charges Los Angeles Times with attempting to halt publication, 40 UCLA Daily Bruin, 79 Legislature Ulrich, Carol, 27 Senate Ulysses, 46, 62, 113 committee vetoes bill authorizing establishment of movie review boards, 72 Undress the City, 4 San Antonio: Chamber of Commerce asks citizens' help in Union League, 46 fighting pornography, 32 Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 74 San Antonio: College presidents redefine academic freedom, 32 United Press International, 45, 125 Texas, University of, Austin campus, 70 University Theaters, 62 Textbooks. See Books Updike, John, 61 That's Me, 53 "Up from Lip Service," 29 Theaters UP!. See United Press International allowed pe1mit, 39 Uptown Book Store, 66 denied license or permit, 19, 48 Uruguay employees of, arrested during raids, 35 Montevideo: Major newspaper pubishers refuse to distribute manager of, convicted of showing obscene movies, 41 across the Rio de Ia Plata because of censorship, 54 manager of, fined for showing obscene matter, 41 URUHU,4 manager of, taken into custody, 69 U.S. Bureau of Customs, 12,93 officers of, indicted on charges of obscenity, 43 U.S. Civil Service Commission, 23 operators of, sue, 15, 16 U.S. Code, Section 793, Title 18, 102 owners of, challenge ordinance, 16, 110 U.S. Congress, 48, 122 personnel of, exempt from arrest during raid, 19 House of Representatives, 17, 140

Index, 1971 23 Commerce Committee, 117 Vietnam War, 5, 32, 96, 97, 106 Ethics Committee, 16 Village Books, Inc., 67 Foreign Operation Subcommittee, 26 Village Book Store, 42, 69 Internal Security Committee, 25 Village Cinema Theater, 41 Post Office and Civil Service Subcommittee on Postal Oper­ Village Voice, 6 ations, 16 · Villanova University, 6 Senate, 17,92,140 Virginia Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, 142 Ft. Eustis : Charges dismissed against private, 12 U.S. Constitution, 15, 37, 38, 75, 121, 135, 136 Mecklenburg: County attorney decides not to draft anti­ Bill of Rights of, 19, 24, 50, 122 pornography ordinance, 22 First Amendment to, 5, 7, 9, 12, 18, 24, 40, 41, 42, 43, 64, 66, Newport News: Judge convicts bookstore employees of selling 67,69, 70, 74, 75, 81,84,92, 108,110,116,117,128,129, obscene books, 69 133,137,140 Norfolk: Adults see sex films and books to establish community Fourth Amendment to, 43, 81 standards, 73 Fifth Amendment to, 81 Norfolk: City votes against permit for theater showing X-rated Fourteenth Amendment to, 42, 81, 84, 129, 133 films, 48 U.S. Defense Department, 80 Portsmouth: Judge rules 300 magazines obscene, 42 U.S. Embassy, Saigon, 26 Richmond: Judge rejects request to ban articles dealing with U.S. Executive Order 10501, 102 1 the "Black Manifesto," 89 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, 50, 99 Richmond: Judge rules sheriff's censorship activities uncon­ U.S. Federal Communications Commission, 7, 14, 35, 76, 88, 92, stitutional, 42 115, 129, 140 Richmond: Judges rule U.S. Customs officials may not block U.S. Federal Correctional Institution (Danbury, Conn.), 43 importation of pictures, 12 U. S. Federal Trade Commission, 140 Richmond: Scheduled showing of Birth of a Nation cancelled, U.S. Internal Revenue Service, 30 85 U. S. Justice Department, 14, 17, 102, 116, 128 Richmond: State Bar Association seeks injunction against pub­ U. S. Library of Congress, 125, 127 lication of The Law As a Way of Life: Memoirs of George subject headings of, 126-27 E. Allen, 124 U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity, 5 State Supreme Court, 42 U.S. Office of Information of the Military Command, 97 Virginia Beach: Artist arrested for displaying allegedly ob­ U.S. Post Office Department, 17, 65, 72, 90, 94, 128 scene works, 124 U.S. State Department, 26, 106, 129 Williamsburg: Committee established to study student paper, U.S. Supreme Court, 9, 10, 12, 17, 23, 38, 39,-41, 53, 72, 73, 79, 85 87,89,92,93,110,116,129,133,137 Virginia Beach Boardwalk Art Show, 124 accused of lacking leadership in obscenity cases, 47 Virginia Commonwealth University, 34 actions of, 38, 64, 70, 93, 94 Virginia Graham Show, 115 ruling forbidding interference with cases before state courts, Virginia State Bar Association, 124 64,70,87,88-89,129,130 Vixen, 129 ruling on obscene materials, 9, 10, 12, 33, 40, 42, 43, 67, 71, Voices in Literature: Language and Com position, 33, 60 72,87,130 Vonnegut,Kurt,51,84,108,117,121,136 ruling on obscenity, ignored, 10, 12, 66 Vorgias, Joan, 4 ruling on stag films, 52 See also Court cases U. S. v. Head, 42 w U.S.S .R. Moscow: Jewish librarian convicted of slander after complain­ Wabash College, Lilly Library, 50 ing of discrimination, 143 Wallace, George, 63 Moscow: University dean insists Russians enjoy free press, 143 Wall Street Journal, The, 15 Utah Waltrip Senior High School, 40,66 Salt Lake City: Deseret News will refuse advertisements for Wanner, Mrs. Richard, 33 X- and R-rated movies, 4 Warren Schloat Productions, 106 Salt Lake City: Library board seeks policy on whether read­ Warrington, Carol, 105 ing lists are for the public record, 48 Washington Salt Lake City: University proposes administration be in­ Bellingham: License committee advised to grant license to formed of sreakers, 3-4 photographer of nude women, 71 Utah, University o Legislature Speaker Policy Committee, 3 Senate passes bill prohibiting minors from viewing obscene maga­ v zines and movies, 92 Seattle: Judge dismisses counts of selling obscene motion Vallachi Papers, The, 124 pictures, 65-66 Valley College, 39 Seattle: Judges reverse conviction of bookstore clerk, 40 Vance, CarolS., 16 Spokane : Judge finds J-R Distributors, Inc., guilty of selling Vance, Roy, Jr., 41 two obscene publications, 109 Vani~ hing Point, The, 90 Spokane: Librarian keeps "certain explicit books away from Vannier, Harold, ll5 the public," 83 Van Peebles, Melvin, 91 Washington, D. C. Vari ety, 142 Bill to prevent newsmen from disclosing information intro­ Vavuris, S. Lee (Judge), 65 duced in House, 72 Venetian Theater, 48 Congressmen request investigation of W est Point graduate, 62

24 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom Court finds operator of "peep shows" guilty of obscenity Webb, Ann, 36 charges, 88 Weekly Reader, 33 Court upholds sentence of man found guilty of selling an ob- "Week of Democracy," 89 scene book, 110-11 Weinshienk, Zita (Judge), 40,128 FCC upheld station's refusal to sell air time to union, 140 Weissman, Jon, 7 Hearst Corporation columnist subpoenaed, 140 Welke, Joseph A., 88 Judge finds bookstore employee guilty of selling pornographic Wendell, Romines, 15 book,67 Western Literature: Themes and Writers, 60 Judge rules House Internal Security Committee cannot publish Westin, Alan F., 50 list of radical speakers, 25 West Springeld Junior High School, 7 Judge rules National Park Service regulation unconstitutional, West Virginia 130 Charleston: State senator introduces bill to bar obscene fihns, Judge rules U.S. State Department must either require all to 73 sign loyalty oaths or abolish the oath, 129 Wetzler, Peter, 60 Judges rule broadcasters must sell advertising time to groups WGN (AM), 123,124 commenting on controversial issues, 129-30 Whalen, Charles W., 72 Jury returns indictments on The Illustrated Presidential Report Whalen, James, 85 of Obscenity and Pornography, 67-68 White, P. B. (Judge), 124 Justice Black has no inclination to view I Am Curious (Yellow), White, Robert 1., 10 11 Mark Lane requests FCC to rule that television stations may White Plains Civil Liberties Union. See American Civil Liberties Union not censor talk shows, 115 Pentagon officials rule anti-war advertisement did not violate Whiteside, Alba ( Judge), 67 army regulations, 117 WIBU, 110 Post Office announces regulation allowing individuals to cur- Wicks, Jacqueline, 60 tail obscene mailings, 17 Wiehoit, Frederick C., 67, 110 Professor suggests federal censors, 16-17 Wild Couples, 128 Publisher found guilty of publishing obscene magazines, 111 Wilkins, Philip (Judge), 112 Recording industry requests FCC withdraw a broadcasting William and Mary, College of, 85 requirement, 92 Williams, Eugene, 5 "Revolutionary" murals to be painted over, 5 Williams, Frederick T. (Judge), 67 Search warrant invasion of Stanford Daily office denounced, 92 Williams, Kenneth R., 62 Senate passes bill enabling recipients of unsolicited porno- Williams, Lawrence G., 16 graphic mail to return it without additional cost, 17 Williams, Walter E., 110 Senator charges Army with "gross indifference" to free speech Wilmer, Kathryn, 82 guarantees of First Amendment, 5 Wilsea, Gerald, 123 Senator plans to introduce a bill allowing each state to decide Wilson, Jack, 17 what constitutes hardcore pornography, 92 Wiman, William, 60 Study conducted on American pornography, 141 Windmill Books, 44 Transmission of Oh! Calcutta! judged obscene, 92 WINS (AM), 117 U. S. House of Representatives passes anti-pornography bill, Winsor, Kathleen, 46 140 Winter, Harrison L. (Judge), 11,42 U.S. Postal Service reports 70,000 persons have registered to Wintour, Charles, 54 avoid receiving obscene literature, 72 Wisconsin U. S. Representative introduces bill to prevent distortion of Kenosha: Judge enjoins city from enforcing an ordinance, 11 news by broadcasters, 140 Kenosha: Ordinance enforcing movie codes was successfully U. S. Representatives introduce bill making display of Viet challenged,13 Cong flag a federal crime, 92 Location unspecified: Opinion survey conducted on tighter U.S. Representative suggests newspapers should register as controls for obscene materials, 99 lobbyists, 16 U.S. Representative to propose bill to prevent newsmen from Madison: Judge denies motion to restrain police from photo­ being forced to disclose news sources, 77 graphing participants at demonstrations, 67 U.S. Senate subcommittee to undertake study of the freedom Madison: Judge rules government cannot prohibit the use of of the press, 142 obscene materials, 41 U. S. State Dept. discontinues publication of children's booklet Madison: Judge upholds city ordinance against the sale of ob­ on Vietnam War, 106 scene magazines, 110 U. S. Supreme court overturns conviction and sentence, 110 Madison: Radio station employees forced to acquire a court U.S. Supreme Court reverses conviction in two obscenity cases order to make sound recordings, 110 - errata, 94 Menominee Falls: School board discusses inclusion of The Womack sentenced for transporting obscene materials, 130 Fixer in literature course, 61 Washington Free Press, 68, 130 Milwaukee: Judge allows distribution of underground paper, Washington Irving High School, 58, 112 110 Washington Post, 102, 116, 122 Milwaukee: Judge rules ordinance unconstitutional, 110 Wasserman, James, 10 Milwaukee: Obscenity statute challenged, 88 Waterbury Republican, 124 Milwaukee: Professional journalism society criticizes Nixon Waterman, Sterry R. (Judge), 43 for lack of regular press conferences, 33 Watson, Kathy, 5 Milwaukee: Theater owners challenge city ordinance, 16 Watters, Denys, 27 Racine: City approves two-part program against sex films, 48 Waynesburg College, 8 State Supreme Court WBAI-FM,35 upholds editor's right to conceal sources of information, 67 WCWP-FM,34 Without a Stitch, 111

Index, 1971 25 NEWSLETTER ON INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM 50 East Huron Street • Chicago, Illinois 60611