Movies Ask Court For Freedoms
Washington AP. The movie industry and theater owners urge the Supreme Court to extend First Amendment protections to films. They seek to stop state bans on nationally distributed movies and to have movies judged under liberal obscenity standards. The case centers on I Am Curious Yellow and potential nationwide censorship limits.
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Nixon rejects imposed South Vietnam coalition
President Nixon insists the future South Vietnamese government must be chosen by the people through elections not imposed by Paris negotiators. He also cautions against import quotas and calls for a balanced defense and budget plan while stressing cooperation over coercion in desegregation and Middle East policy.
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