Decision Against Free Speech Curb Stirs Debate
Elmer Twitchell denounces a 5 to 4 Supreme Court decision limiting curbs on hateful and riotous speech, arguing it endangers public order and empowers rabble rousers. He cites Justice Douglas and Justice Jackson to condemn the ruling as doctrinaire and harmful to police authority. The column weaves in a critique of free speech limits amid rioting and street clashes.
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Jackson
Maybank
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Baldwin
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Dan Seymour and 1940s Hollywood on screen and stage
The article highlights Dan Seymour hosting two TV shows for 14 years and sharing stages with Bing Crosby and Lily Pons. It notes his quick ad lib talent, recent roles in Copper Canyon Streets of Laredo and Bride of Vengeance, and mentions Gloria Swanson turning down a contract. It also references Robert Sterling and a Roughshod riding scene amid a feud.
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Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Andre Kostelanetz
Lily Pons
MacDonald
Copper Canyon
The Prince Next Door Helps Me With Windows
A narrator befriends Prince Alexander Moisevich Deborin after a formal town welcome. While removing storm windows on a sunny day, the prince steadies a dangerous ladder, shares a rare moment of humor, and agrees to a secret fishing trip, signaling a budding, informal bond.
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Crossword Puzzle Across Clues From Historic Page
A scrambled crossword list with many partial clues from an old page. Items include references to trees, metals, numbers, languages, and roles such as Tibetan Priest and Roman pound, with several misspellings and garbled phrases.
Last Week's Answer Gy Themed Clues Reaped
Puzzle clues recycle last week entries with quirky hints. A titled prompt fragment references 41 and 42 across a chic chirp and sleeveless attire. The scattered lines point to a crossword styled meet.
Senate to Move Sessions Outside Capitol in Historic Shift
Washington reports that for the first time in 135 years the Senate plans to hold sessions in the Senate Office Building’s caucus chamber around June 30 due to roof reconstruction and removal of unsafe girders. The move echoes the 1814 disruption when Congress met elsewhere after the Capitol’s burning.
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