Court leaning toward no bans on reporting
The Supreme Court signals willingness to uphold press reporting of criminal cases with open hearings. Chief Justice Burger cites conflicts between free press and fair trial. Brennan Stewart and Marshall urge no prior restraints and more protections. Stevens and White hint at broader limits.
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UPI
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
Nebraska
William J. Brennan Jr
Potter Stewart
Thurgood Marshall
John Paul Stevens
Byron R. White
Burger
Stevens
Brennan
White
Hugh Stuart
Lincoln
Neb
Stuart
Liberian tanker Vamos in stable condition off Aleutians
The 774 foot tanker Vamos carrying 18.6 million gallons of Malay Malaysian crude remained stable about 500 miles south of Adak Island after its engine room flooded. All 39 crew are safe and emergency power functions. Pumps were air lifted and a Japanese tug would arrive to tow for repairs.
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Alaska
UPI
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Coast Guard
Adak Island
Aleutian
Rush
Shell Oil Co
Anacortes
Wash
Shell
Martinez
Calif
Japan
Farr ready to serve jail sentence for refusing to name source
UPI reports reporter William Farr faces five days in jail and a $500 fine after U.S. Supreme Court denied review of his appeal in the Manson trial case. Farr refused to reveal the attorney who provided a court document, citing source confidentiality and a gag order.
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UPI
William Farr
U.S. Supreme Court
Charles Manson
Sharon Tate
Farr
California Supreme Court
High Court
Mark Hurwitz
Supreme Court
Manson
Superior Court
Charles Older
William C. Douglas
Older
Fresno Bee reporters refuse to reveal source in shield case
Four Fresno Bee newsmen face indefinite jail terms for contempt after refusing to disclose how they obtained grand jury transcripts in a probe involving developer Julius Aluisi and Councilman Marc Stefano. The U.S. Supreme Court rejected their appeal, leaving the matter to be heard by Judge Hollis Best after official notification.
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Fresno
UPI
Fresno Bee
U.S. Supreme Court
George Gruner
James H. Bort Jr
Joe Rosato
William K. Patterson
Superior Court
Denver Peckinpah
the Bee
Julius Aluisi
Marc Stefano
Peckinpah
Hollis Best
Best
Classified Ad Hotline Promises Fast Action
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Letter bombers threaten more if extortion demands unpaid
A group calling itself B. A. Fox and Associates claims responsibility for 18 June letter bombs and warns corporations to pay or face violence. The letters, mailed from Las Vegas and printed by the Shreveport Journal, mention utilities airlines meat packers and firms including Brown and Root.
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Shreveport
UPI
B. A. Fox and Associates
Las Vegas
FBI
New Oreland
Shreveport Journal
Brown & Root Co
Lady Bird Johnson
Clarence Kelley
Ksla-Tv
Houston
Texarkana
Atlanta
Texas
New York City
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