Supreme Court rejects libel immunity and film censorship rulings
The court limited presidential and federal immunity from libel suits, invalidated a New York film ban on Lady Chatterley's Lover, and ruled that defense and security programs cannot strip workers of due process. It also granted immunity to broadcasters in political ads and overturned a Honolulu lawyer's suspension for alleged misconduct. Justice Clark criticized delays and questioned authority over executive security programs.
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D. H. Lawrence
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Earl Warren
Honolulu
Harriet B. Sawyer
William J. Brengan Jr
Felix Frankfurter
Clark
Junius Irving Scales
North Carolina
Com Jromist Party
Carolinas
Canadian Held In Deaths of 7
Police uncovered a grease pit in a garage where seven bodies lay in night clothes with adults on top. The elder Cook, a garage mechanic and recent parolee, had built the pit and kept the house for eight years. He traded a car for a 1959 convertible after release and displayed it in town.
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Cook
Robert Cook
Prince Albert Penitentiary
Thelt Convetion
Edmonton
Stettler
Ike Price Study Committee Aids Economy and Politics
Washington AP reports Eisenhower's Cabinet price stability group, led by VP Nixon, offered inflation cautions and policy ideas echoing the President. The panel's political utility for Republicans is noted while its technical impact remains debated. Funeral services set for Mrs Ruth Thompson Lockwood in Boonville Road residence.
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Associated Press News
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Lena Bristol Thompson
Dayland
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New York
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Senhower
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W. B. Thompson
Pine Bluff
Arnold E. Miniz
Riverview Cemetery
Mrs. Alice Ricker 92 Dies at Home in Jefferson City
Mrs. Alice Rebecca Ricker, 92, a Jefferson City resident for seven years, died Monday at her daughter Mrs. Alfred Roark’s home at 808 Indiana Street after a brief illness. Born July 24, 1866 in Osage County, she was the daughter of David and [unclear] Barnhart and married to James M. Ricker in 1891. Surviving daughters include Mrs. W. M. Brentien and Mrs. Fane A. Uke nea Mew TUT.
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Alice Rebecca Ricker
Jefferson City
Alfred “Roark
Indiana St
Ricker
Osage County
David Barnhart
James M. Ricker
Roark
W. M. Brentien
Fane AE
Eisenhower Kozlov tour highlights Soviet exhibit clash
A crowded New York Coliseum tour with Soviet Premier Kozlov and President Eisenhower showcased atomic icebreaker models and Sputnik displays while toasting with Soviet wines. Nixon and aides joined for the New York visit as inflation and policy debates frame future elections.
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Acae Uwas
Kozlov
Eisenhower
Hall
True Facts About Hearing Aids booklet offer
A toned promotion urges hard-of-hearing readers to request a free booklet titled True Facts About Hearing Aids from Tonemaster, a Superior Quality Hearing Aids manufacturer, mailed to Box F169 Peoria Illinois. The ad promises plain language guidance on what hearing aids can or cannot do and urges immediate action.
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Tonemaster
South Monroe
Peoria
Tlinois
KANSAN 10 H EAD KC BUDGET STAFF APPOINTMENTS
Kansas City AP reports Howard McMahan appointed director of research and budget, succeeding Jerry L Brownlee as city budget staff reshuffle unfolds. Effie A Terry of Vienna Missouri, 61, dies at St Marys Hospital after serving as assistant to director of public works since 1958. City officials John Antonello, Richard Roenigsdorf, and Vince Guerra Jr. sworn in following spring council election.
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Cali- McMahan
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Lee
McMahan
Effie Terry
Billy E. Musgrave
Vienna
Dief
University of
Effie A. Terry
Viensouri
St.sistant
Public Mary's Hospital
Maries County
John Antonello
Richard Roenigsdorf
Vince Guerra Jr
Mrs. Eda McDaniel Dies in California
Mrs. Eda McDaniel 62 died at the Latham Sanitarium after a long illness. Wife of O Raymond McDaniel superintendent of schools, born September 3 1897 near Prairie Home. Survived by two daughters Mrs Freddie Griffith Sedalia and Mrs Lavern Donley California and five grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church with Rev Wayne Rosecrans officiating. burial in city cemetery.
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Latham Sanitarium
O. Raymond McDaniel
Prairie Home
Donard
Katie Williamson
McDaniel
Freddie Griffith
Sedalia
Lavern Donley
First Baptist Church
Wayne Rosecrans
Joplin Manager Resigns Post
JOPLIN MO AP City Manager Bill Riddle unexpectedly announced his resignation on Monday effective July 31 He has served 21 months as city manager and gave no immediate explanation The mayor said he did not know of any pressure and some council members had been dissatisfied with recent work and public improvements planned for the city
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Joplin
Bill Riddle
Riddle
Clarence Heynes
Haynes
Mrs. Rose Yows Dies at 81 in Barnett
Barnett memory rites set after death of Rose Yows 81 who died Sunday at St Mary's Hospital Jefferson City. Born October 21 1877 to Isaac and Mary Imjer she married Norman A Yows March 31 1897. he died in 1935.
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Rose Yows
Barnett
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jefferson City
Isaac
Mary Imjer
Norman A. Yows
Marvin Dropped From Godfrey TV
New York AP Arthur Godfrey drops longtime CBS announcer Tony Marvin, the last survivor of the original radio TV team. Marvin leaves as Godfrey plans a very informal fall program without a regular announcer. Godfrey, recovering from lung surgery, quips on the end of their 12 year association and reflects on storms weathered.
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Arthur Godfrey
Tony Marvin
Godfrey
Marvin
CBS
Arthur
Virginia
Town Rejects Home Deliver Mail in Barnett Neighborhood
Rural Pennsylvania residents protest home delivery with a petition signed by 11 of 118, including Barnett residents Webley and Imler Yows, Mrs Marion Dunn, and Carl Yows. Survivors include three children, nine grandchildren, and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Barnett Union Church with burial at Big Rock Cemetery.
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Marion Dunnlof Barnett
Carl Yows
New Bloomfield
Gans
Yows
Alvamia Hamlet
Daisey
Webley
Imler
Barnett
Christ Post Office Department
Natian Church
Barnetts
Union Church
Vernell
David M. Schmidt
Crews
Providencelihe
The
Baptist Church
House fights over tax cuts and welfare grants
Lawmakers debate repealing the passenger transportation tax and authorizing 142 million dollars in welfare grants. Rep. Curtis objects to targeting communications and transportation for cuts while Rep. Hoffman urges sticking to the plan. Chairman Mills argues against enforcing the House tax cut provisions as originally voted.
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Enhoy
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Clare Eb, Hoffman
R-Mich
House
Congress
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