Supreme Court limits obscenity crime in home possession ruling
The Supreme Court held that it is unconstitutional to criminalize possessing obscene films or printed matter in a home. Justice Marshall said the right to receive information and ideas is fundamental, while the state may regulate obscenity in other ways. The decision also touches on a separate antitrust issue involving U S Steel Homes Credit Corp and a Fortner Enterprises loan dispute.
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Fighting Persists in Jordan Valley Amid Fire Exchanges
Reports from TM Associate Press describe ongoing fighting in the Jordan Valley with gunfire echoing along the Jeedap River Valley after scattered attacks. A Jordanian army spokesman said an Israeli tank was damaged as clashes with Israeli forces continued near the cease-fire line.
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Jordanian-Israeli clash reports two Israeli tracked vehicles damaged
The Jordanian army said two Israeli half-tracks were destroyed or damaged in a 25 minute exchange after Israeli troops opened fire on Jordanian villages Adasia t and Telerbain. There were no Jordanian casualties. Exchanges also were reported near East Turkmania and 50 miles north of Jerusalem where Christians were observing Easter. Witnesses described Royal Ambassador youths from Calvary Baptist Church attending the Congress at St Joseph.
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Jefferson City Post Tribune masthead and pricing snippet
A fragment of the Jefferson City Post-Tribune shows the masthead with publisher and editor names, address, and subscription rates. The text includes MA and MAS owners, board chair, and details about delivery pricing in Jefferson City and surrounding counties.
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L. Rose
Seii Blosser
Majersky
Ennet
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Bureau of Circulations
Pickup crashes into residence in St Louis suburb
A pickup driven by 16 year old Bart Haberstrom lost control on gravel and slammed through a picture window into the living room of a Berkeley area home. Quinton and Joyce Marshall and their 32 year old son Jeffrey were injured with Mrs Marshall needing over 100 stitches, Jeffrey with a fractured leg. All were treated. Haberstrom was treated for shock and no warrant was issued.
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Quinton
Joyce Marshall
Jeffrey
Marshall
Sai Haberstrom
Justice Douglas Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery
Justice William C. Douglas, 70, underwent an appendectomy operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital after leaving the bench this morning. He had a pacemaker implanted last June and was reported to have virus symptoms prior to the surgery.
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Parking ban on Jefferson St during construction period
Parking on the 200 block of Jefferson Street between High Street and Capitol Avenue will be prohibited today Tuesday and Wednesday from 4 36 to 5 30 p m to ease traffic flow from the Capitol parking garage The north side drive of the Capitol is closed for three days for construction Traffic will flow east and the ban will continue until construction is finished barring weather delays and will lift Thursday after completion
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Jetty
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Arraignment Held On Forgery Charge
John W. Russell aged 17 of 1017 E Capitol Ave was formally arraigned in Magistrate Court on forging a signature to a check for 63.51 from International Shoe factory. He allegedly cashed it with Walter Roberts of 719 Houchin St on February 23. Russell remained in Cole County jail to await trial on April 22.
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International Shoe Factory
Walter Roberts
Houchin St
Cole County
Population shift in Missouri marked by urban growth
Census estimates show Missouri likely to gain in its three largest cities while smaller cities face declines. Kansas City and St Louis are projected to grow, Springfield up 17.1 percent to 164000 by 1975. Topeka and Wichita show varied trends as urban areas across the United States trend toward movement toward the south and west.
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Money bills before Senate committee
The Senate Appropriations Committee began work on Gov Warren Hearnes main funding bills. The House Appropriations Committee has not yet acted, and lawmakers expect hearings to run through the week with final decisions delayed until House action. Patterson vows to proceed with the original bills.
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Cedar City to Hold Mass Meeting on Tax Increase
Cedar City voters will gather at 7 30 pm Wednesday at the Cedar City school for a mass meeting of the Cedar City School District. The session discusses a proposed April 22 special election for a 60 cent school tax levy increase totaling 3 50. The measure failed 47 24 on April 1.
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Cedar City
Harrisburg sniper rampage victim claims racial bias
Relatives say Donald Lambright felt he was a victim of racism during a Pennsylvania Turnpike shooting spree that killed four and wounded 17. His wife Annette, two motorists, and others were shot as Lambright drove a with rifle in hand. Police report a volatile personal crisis but he refused treatment. Lambright’s mother in law says he attended Lincoln University, which officials deny.
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Donald Martin
Howard Lambright
Johnson
New York City
Gram
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Philadelphia
Annette
St. Louis
Today
Lincoln University
Kremlin pressure expected as Ma nescu visits Moscow
Romanian Foreign Minister Corneliu Manescu arrived in Moscow with officials signaling Kremlin efforts to pressure Romania’s independent Communist leaders. Talks with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko aim to align on international issues ahead of a world Communist conference set for June in Moscow.
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