Supreme Court backs state obscenity rules for minors
The Supreme Court ruled state and local authorities may regulate media to protect youths. Dallas’ film rule was struck for vague standards, while New York’s law restricting harmful materials to under 17 was upheld. Justices Breann and Marshall noted states have power to shield minors. dissent by Harlan argued for precision. Additional actions included Shuttlesworth hearing grant, Times-Sun antitrust case upholding, and Jones perjury trial venue discussed.
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GOP Policy Makers Call for Crime Control Action
GOP policy makers urged court reform clearer police procedures and expansion of state enforcement agencies to curb rising crime. The Republican Coordinating Committee cited an 88 percent crime rise in seven years with 10 percent population growth and criticized the Johnson Administration for words over action, opposing federalization of anticrime programs.
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Republicans call for stronger state role in crime control
A Republican coordinating committee urges major overhauls in court systems with a move from ledger to computer era administration. It favors outlawing private wiretaps, limited electronic surveillance under court supervision, grand jury testimony, guarded witness housing, and state crime departments funded by the federal government. It also proposes international drug control talks with Mexico and Canada and new laws to curb firearms sales without restricting law abiding use.
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Republican pair tours to rally support for Rocky nomination
Former GOP chairs Sen. Thruston Morton and Rep. William Miller circle nine states to keep Rockefeller on the path to the nomination. They emphasize not pressuring peers but urging Republicans to stay loose for Rocky as Nixon lingers as a possible front-runner. The tour covers Indiana Michigan Illinois Kansas Missouri Iowa North Dakota South Dakota Colorado and the District of Columbia.
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Reagan Details Barnstorming Tour for May Across Three States
Governor Reagan outlined a national barnstorming tour planned for May 18 to May 23 covering Florida Chicago and Cleveland. Press secretary Paul Beck noted a press plane would be chartered for press convenience, though officials said the trip is not a campaign swing.
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French Leftists Heartened by Gaullist Setback
Paris reports a Gaullist setback in a Corsica by election where Paul Giacomi won 44.95 percent while Jean Zuccarelli tallied 33.83 percent and Communist Pierre Giudicelli 18.43 percent. The result boosts leftist hopes for a censure against Premier Georges Pompidou.
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