Senate Hears Conflicting Views on Press Freedom
The Senate weighed press freedom and fair trial rights with two opposing views. Joe Neven of the Alhambra Post Advocate urged restricting pretrial coverage to court output and limiting public access, while Paul Fisher of the Freedom of Information Center argued abuse is down and cited little evidence beyond opinion. Two Judiciary subcommittees study a Morse bill to curb federal case information, threatening fines for contempt if officials or defendants publish details.
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Annual Cigarette Sales Drop Amid Rising Use
Washington reports that U S cigarette expenditures fell to 7.1 billion in 1964, a decline of about 1 million from 1963, though overall consumption continued rising since 1947. The drop is tied to the surgeon general’s cancer link while total spending remains 2 13 times higher than 1947 levels.
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