ANPA Calls for Free Press in Crime Reporting
The American Newspaper Publishers Association releases a two year study urging no agreements to restrict or control reporting of criminal matters. It affirms the peoples right to know and rejects any compromise of First and Sixth Amendment guarantees. The report lists ten conclusions supporting unfettered reporting with responsible journalism.
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FBI Draft Convictions Doubled as 1966 Figures Rise
The FBI reported 450 convictions for draft law violations in 1966, nearly double 1965’s 262, with officials citing larger draft calls and stronger laws including a 1965 crime for destroying a registration card. Convictions since 1962 remained steadier, and FBI investigations were broadly mounted across 57 field offices.
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Hoover
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Communist Party, USA
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