Texas Obscenity Law to Face Supreme Court Review
The U S Supreme Court agreed to hear a Texas statute case aimed at banning obscene material including a Dallas underground newspaper. The law, challenged by Brent Stein publisher of Dallas Notes, carries up to $1000 fine and one year in jail, with harsher penalties for selling to minors. The Texas ruling upheld the law but criticized its definition of obscenity, urging a standard of material being utterly valueless socially.
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Nixon and Republicans Clash Over Policy in End-Year Push
Washington AP reports President Nixon faces stiff GOP resistance on civil rights antipoverty policy and Haynsworth nomination. House leaders like Ford back a state-controlled antipoverty plan, while McCulloch and Anderson back the 1965 voting act. Debate centers on extending federal voting protections and executive branch influence.
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