newsletter on intellectuai.IMU freedom Co-editors: Judith F. Krug, Director, and James A. Harvey, Assistant Director, Office for Intellectual Freedom, American Library Association INDEX, VOLUME XIX, 1970 A Annual Conference, Atlantic City, June 1969, 2, 14, 15, 16 Annual Conference, Detroit, June 1970, 14, 15, 16, 69,71 Black Caucus, 70 Aardvark Theater, 90 Committee on Accreditation, 16 ACLU. See American Civil Liberties Union Committee on Organization, 70 Adlow, Elijah, 76 Council,15,16,17,33,59,67,70,71 Advertisements Executive Board, 15, 16, 18, 34, 35, 65, 69, 71 found sexually provocative, 92 Intellectual Freedom Committee for "X" rated movies refused, 9 "Report to ALA Council, Detroit Conference, July 3," 69-70 Age of the Guerrilla, The, 66 Midwinter Meeting, Chicago, January 1970, 13, 15, 16, 17, 69 Agnew, Spiro T., 9, 25, 84, 106 policies Ainslie, Fred, 87 Freedom to Read Statement, 59-60 Akron, University of, 46 Library Bill of Rights, 4, 8, 13, 33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 59-60, 71, Alabama 85 Birmingham: Judge rules city ordinance on seizure of obscene Program of Action in Support of the Library Bill of Rights, movies follows constitutionally correct procedures, 76, 79 14,15, 16, 17,70,71 Mobile: Judge upholds sections of obscenity ordinance in split Resolution on Loyalty Programs, 15, 16 decision, 91 resolution to censure libraries, 17 State Department of Education, 14, 16 on sanctions, 35, 70, 71 Aldrich, Bailey (Judge), 76 Social Responsibilities Round Table, 2, 14, 16, 34 Alexander, Gilbert, 75 statement of, prepared for National Commission on Obscenity Allain, Alex P., 14, 18, 69, 70 and Pornography, 59-62 Allen, Dell, 97 American Psychological Association, 104 Altman, Warren, 71 American Society of Newspaper Editors, 100 Aluisi, Francis J., 39 American Sunbathing Association, 92 American Book Publishers Council, 5,9 Anderson, Ann T., 53 American Civil Liberties Union, 8, 37, 51 , 55, 69, 102 Anelli, Richard, 71 Maryland Chapter, 62 Anti-Defamation League. See B'nai B'rith of Northern California, 57 AP. See Associated Press policies Aphra, 88 clear and present danger test for obscenity, 57 Appeal for the Liberty of Unlicensed Printing, 62 on obscenity "thrust" at unwilling audiences, 57 Applebaum, Jerome, 78 of Virginia, 55 Archibald, Samuel J., 67 American Federation of Teachers, 97 Ard, Harold, 28 American Libraries, 69, 71 Argentina Buenos Aires: President promises press freedom, 104 American Library Association, 1, 8, 18, 34, 35, 39, 44, 45, 49, 51, Argentine Association of Magazine Editors, 104 58,59-62,65-67,68, 69-70,85 Argus, 88, 97 Activities Committee on New Directions for ALA, 13, 15, 17, Arizona 69-70 Location unspecified: Library releases names of patrons to advisory statement to U. S.libraries, 65-67 police, 22 ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee, Chairman, David K. Berninghausen (Director, Library School, University of Minnesota) 1 Phoenix: Judge rules I Am Curious (Yellow) obscene, 7 Bolivian Federation of Journalists, 105 Scottsdale: School officials remove sex education films from Books curriculum, 87 ban demanded Armstrong-Jones, Anthony, 105 Soul on Ice, 55 Armstrong, Robert D., 42 ban lifted Arnebergh, Roger, 4, 20 Bible, 29 Art of Marriage, The, 90 Canterbury Tales, 29 Art Theater Guild, Inc., 91 Fanny Hill, 8 Associated Press, 68 Farewell to Arms, A, 29 Associated Press Managing Editors Association, 26 Nigger, 29 Atkins, C. Clyde (Judge), 27 Red Badge of Courage, 29 Atkinson, Paul, 98 Tale of Two Cities, 29 Atlanta Constitution, 66 W m· and Peace, 29 Atlanta Public Library, 66, 73 banned Australia Catcher in the Rye, 27, 30 Melbourne: Police ille obscenity charges against publishers, Myra Breckenridge, 42 106 Prize, The, 30 Authors League of America, 45 Sensuous ·woman, The, 97-98 Avatar, 45 Soul on Ice, 74 Sylvester and the Magic Pebble, 73 B as cause of deviant behavior, 7, 25 censored Baha'i World Peace Day, 6 Catcher in the Rye, 98 Ball Four, 77 Do It, 77 Balmer, George, 101 freshman handbook, 73, 97 Bangkok World, 106 Revolution for the Hell of It, 11 Banned Books, 98-99 Soul on Ice, 74 Bantam Books, Inc., v. Melko, 9 censorship of, discussed, 17, 98-99 Bardsley, Ann, 15, 16 censorship of, lifted, 24 Barkey, Patrick, 10 children's reading of, 5, 43 Barlow, George H. (Judge), 92 found obscene Barnes, E. Richard, 96 Boys and Sex, 26 Barnes, Stanley N. (Judge), 31 Green Berets, The, 10 Barrows, Robert, 27 Love Machine, The, 6 Basis for Sex Morality, A, 43 Portnoy's Complaint, plus others, 79 Bason, George (Judge), 91 prosecuted Bass, Doris, 42 Do It, 79 Baum, Werner A., 74 removed, 42-43 Beard, The, 27 Catcher in the Rye, 73 Bellamy, Edward, 30 Do It, 43 Belli, Melvin M., 96 Goodbye Columbus, 10 Belsameo, Francisco, 105 Green Berets, The, 10 Benson, Les, 23 Hair, 42-43 Bentsen, Lloyd, 101 I'm Really Dragged Out But Nothing Gets Me Down, 54 Berea Citizen, 73 Let's Get Well, 4 Berger, Jerrold, 75 Manchild in the Promised Land, 10 Bergin, Tom (Judge), 90 Painted Bird, The, 10 Berkeley Barb, 45 Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-Tung, 74 Berkeley, Raymond, 11 Revolution for the Hell of It, 43 Bernardin, Joseph L., 27 Soul on Ice, 10 Berninghausen, David K., 69, 70 restricted Berry, Joe E., Jr. (Judge), 91 Human Sexual Response, 57 Bertoni, Esther, 98 Naked and the Dead, The, 57 Besaw, Audrey, 77, 102 as textbooks, ordered rewritten, 86 Bible, 29, 42, 46 Bill of Rights. See U. S. Constitution Bish, Gertrude, 29 Black Like Me, 30 Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom ... is published Black Panther Party, 21, 38, 56, 73, 99 bimonthly by the American Library Association, 50 E. Black Politics, 100 Huron Street, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Subscription: Black Power, 30 $5.00 per year. Change-of-address notices, undeliver­ Blount, 'Winton M., 7 able copies, and orders for subscriptions should be sent Blue, Frank, 92 Blue Movie, 10 to the Subscription Department, American Library B'nai B'rith, Anti-Defamation League of, 56 Association. Editorial mail should be addressed to the Bodger,Joan,2, 14,16,69 Office for Intellectual Freedom, 50 East Huron Street, Boggs, Hale, 83-84 Chicago, Illinois 60611. Bohanan, Luther L. 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Bookstores Senate, 106 employees acquitted, 75, 76 requests FCC to conduct hearings on news media owner­ employee sentenced, 76 ship, 96 license fees, 79, 91 Long Beach: Librarian claims no censorship restrictions for license withheld, 93 teen-agers, 9 manager convicted, 91 Los Angeles: Attorney states librarian should censor if in owners challenge obscenity law, 63-64, 95 doubt, 61 owners convicted, 75, 76 Los Angeles: Board of Library Commissioners will not censor raided, 87 erotic books, 6-7 refuse to sell Myra Breckenridge, 42 Los Angeles: Commission on Obscenity and Pornography visited by police, 42-43 holds public hearings, 58-59 Boston Globe, 100 Los Angeles: Court orders college trustees to reinstate English Boudoures, Peter, 87 teacher, 89 Bourbon, Dave, 97 Los Angeles: Court rules firing of Angela Davis unconstitu­ Bouton, Jim, 77 tional, 6 Boys and Sex, 26 Los Angeles: Editor and publisher of Free Press found guilty, Bradshaw, Lillian M., 18 89 Brandeis, Louis (Justice), 29 Los Angeles: Editor and reporter for Fme Press on trial, 78 Braucht, George N., 103 Los Angeles: Editor of UCLA Daily Bruin arrested, 78 Brennan, William J., Jr. (Justice), 56 Los Angeles: Judge orders return of materials seized in raid, Brevard Citizens for Decent Literature, 101 89 Brickley, Alex, 72 Los Angeles: Judges declare U.S. Customs regulations un­ Briegmann, Bruce B., 93 constitutional, 31 Bright, Richard, 27 Los Angeles: New amendments to penal code discussed, Brooklyn Public Library, 27 19-21 Brooks, Hilton L., 79 Los Angeles: New version of ALA Libmry Bill of Rights Brown, Bailey (Judge), 91 adopted, 4 Brown, Claude, 10, 61 Los Angeles: Professor claims libraries house objectionable Brown, Elvin J. (Judge), 32, 46 materials, 23 Brown, Mrs. Tomlin E., 66 Los Angeles: Reappointment of Angela Davis refused, 72 Bryan, Walter, 38 Milpitas: High school student sues school district, 78 Burch, Francis B., 3, 56, 95 Newark: City officials censor nude drawings, 72 Burger, Warren E. (Justice), 55-56 Pacifica: Judge rules City Council's denial of use of com- Burke, John Gordon, 2, 15-17 munity room unconstitutional, 57 Burke, Richard, 73 Richmond: IRS confirms library was visited, 66 Burnett, Carol, 32 Riverside: Judge declares picture not obscene, 89 Busch, Joseph B., Jr., 89 Sacramento: Court rules laws unconstitutional 89-90 Bushwacker, The, 91 Sacramento: Judge protests attempts at suppr~ssing news, 96 Business Week, 105 Sacramento: Judge rules mailing obscene materials to re- Busy B Theater, 96-97 questing adults no crime, 53-54 Byam, Milton, 16, 27, 69, 70 Sacramento: Lt. Governor requests news blackouts during Byrne, Donn, 104 campus disorders, 72 Byrne, Garrett, 26 San Bernardino: University of California students charged with publication of obscene material, 78 San Diego: Union and Tribune refuses advertising for X­ c rated films, 9 San Francisco: Board of Permit Appeals votes to close Caetano, Marcelo, 105 "nudie movie" theater, 87 Calahan, William L., 87 San Francisco: Charles Manson influenced by novel, 25 Caldecott Award, 73 San Francisco: City ordinance to regulate adult movie tl1eaters Caldwell,