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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1965

Page

6

Supreme Court weighs obscenity ruling in three cases

The court opens hearings on Roth era obscenity standard amid challenges from book dealers and civil liberties groups. Ralph Ginzburg seeks reversal of a $42,000 fine for distributing Eros, Liaison, and The Housewife's Handbook. G. P. Putnam's Sons asks to strike down Massachusetts ban on Fanny Hill. Edward Mishkin faces charges over allegedly sadistic material found in his New York basement.

Washington Supreme Court Roth Prue Rient Ralph Ginzburg U.S. District Court Philadelphia Ginzburg Eros G.P. Putnam’s Sons Massachusetts Fanny Hill John Cleland London New Jersey

Baxter Springs Man Witnesses End of 83 Year Railroad Era

Otto Meyer of Baxter Springs watched the last Missouri Pacific train pass Uniontown, recalling 83 years of rail history. The last engineer was George Thompson of Yates Center, a friend who began Meyer's railroading memories.

John E. Carstarphen Fort Meyer Bronson George Thompson Yates Center Mey

Odds and ends from Hal Boyle column snippets

A collage of quick factlets and trivia from Hal Boyle notes. It covers overweight children lingering obesity, reindeer antler facts, 1851 ice cream price, French water consumption, rock and roll spending, gun safety stats, Arabic word roots, and a joke about snakes sleeping with eyes open.

New York Santa Claus United States Ebony Magazine

Admiral Sharp says the tide has turned in Vietnam

Adm. U.S. Grant Sharp Jr., the top Pacific military leader, told reporters in Honolulu that the tide has turned against the Communists in South Vietnam. He said the U.S. is not losing, after returning from a week in South Vietnam and meeting with Defense Secretary McNamara and other senior commanders.

Associated Press Honolulu U.S Grant Sharp Jr America Pacific South Viet Nam Sharp Robert S. McNamara

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