Long bitter fight for press shield laws across states
The article recounts reporters like John T. Morris and Marie Torre choosing jail over revealing sources, tracing the push for shield laws in Maryland New Jersey and ten other states. It notes opposition from legal groups and the ACLU and details federal bills dying in Congress along with industry reactions.
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Baltimore Sun
Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
American Civil Liberties Union
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Maryland
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New Jersey
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Montana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Senate
Judiciary Committees
86Th Congress
Miss Torre
Herald- Tribune
Judy Garland
World Congress of the
International Federation of Journalists
American Newspaper Guild
Pubsishers Assa
Cranston Williams
ANPA
Williams
Poison in Soup Ended Reign of Swedish King Eric XIV
Swedish King Eric XIV died in 1578 after arsenic was slipped into his pea soup. Authorities attributed the poisoning to a covert adversary within his court, ending his tumultuous reign and prompting a broader probe into royal intrigues.
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Eric XIV
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