Goldberg Gives High Court Working Liberal Majority
James Marlow reports that Justice Arthur J. Goldberg has kept the Supreme Court in a liberal bloc on civil rights and individual freedoms, with Justice Byron R. White less consistently liberal. The piece reviews key rulings from March to January, noting Goldberg’s steady liberal turnout and White’s mixed record, shaping a still unsettled ideological balance on the court.
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Massachusetts bill targets rude sports talk with fines
Massachusetts legislators propose a law to curb obscene language and slander at sporting events. If Gov. Peabody signs it, spectators and participants face a $50 fine for uncouth remarks, with prayers and officials also subject to decorum rules.
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