Court Reviews Cases Four Jailed For Using First Amendment
Dilliard says 36 First Amendment refusals to discuss political beliefs have led to jailings. four prisoners include Willard Uphaus and H Chandler Davis. He cites NH subversion probe and Supreme Court rulings, urging press protest. Court of Appeals later overturned Knowles and Watson convictions, upholding others in similar inquiries. Dilliard spoke at SIU on Education in Journalism.
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Carbondale
Irving Dilliard
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Southern Illinois University
Dilliard
Willard Uphaus
Uphaus
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
U. S. Supreme Court
Red
China
U. S
H. Chandler Davis
Providence
R. L
University of Michigan
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Davis
Dillard
Communist,” ” Dilliard
McCarthy
Washington
U. S. Court of Appeals
Mary Knowles
Plymouth Meeting
Goldie E. Watson
Philadelphia
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Senate Internal Security
Robert Shelton
William A. Price
New York
John T. Gojack
United Electrical Workers
Bernard Deutch
Springfield
Norton Anthony Russell
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Herman Liveright
New Orleans
Whch
Knowles
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
SIU
Paradise Club liquor license hearing set in Cairo
A hearing on the liquor license appeal by Barbara Baker of Cairo Paradise Club is scheduled for Monday in Springfield. Baker, widow of Howard Baker, seeks a license after the Cairo county liquor commissioner refused it. The case involves prior raids and sales of the Paradise Club property, with attorney Robert Lansden for Baker and State's Atty. Michael Shea for the local commissioner.
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Paradise Club
Barbara Joan Baker
Cairo Paradise Club
Springfield
Mrs. Baker
Howard Baker
McClure
Flamingo
Alexander County
Harold Bauers
Cairo
Robert L. Lansden
Baker
Michael P. Shea
Carl Clutts
Edward D. Mullins
Internal Revenue Service
Clutts
Edward “Buddy Buddy” Harris
Area Coin Machine
Harris
Nevada
Beardsley Pinball Opinion Marks Illegal Gambling Findings
An Illinois attorney general opinion from June 10 1959 declares certain pinball machines gambling devices. Beardsley argues machines with added coins to raise odds a release button for free games and internal metering are illegal. The stance aligns with a 1954 ruling that bingo bell multi play pinball with recording devices is illegal.
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Illinois
Grenville Bearasley
Stephenson County
Atty. L
Edward Beckmire
Springfield
William Stratton
Beardsley
Latham Castle
Boy Bitten By Dog Needs Skin Graft
An eight year old Grand Tower boy, Thomas Conrad, required a skin graft after being bitten on the left arm by a labrador retriever owned by H. C. Brown of Grand Tower. Brown said the dog was not vicious and was lying on a porch when the incident occurred. The boy, son of Kenneth H. Conrad, was taken to St. Andrew's Hospital for grafting, with rabies shots reported for the dog.
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Grand Tower
Thomas Conrad
H. C. Brown
Conrad
Brown
St. Andrew’s Hospital
Kenneth H. Conrad
Herrin Junior Chamber Awards Boat and Prize
George Anderson of 200 W Bryan St Herrin received a small sailboat from the Herrin Junior Chamber of Commerce last week. He also accepted a $50 alternate prize.
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George Anderson
W. Bryan St
Herrin
Scouts Cook Meal at Lake Murphysboro Camporee
Three Murphysboro boy scouts named Harry Clutts David Lipé and Richard Green prepare a meal during a district camporee at Lake Murphysboro. Eight troops from the area attended the weekend outing.
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Murphysboro
Lake Murphysboro
Harry Clutts
David Lipé
Richard Green
Libya gains independence from Italy in 1952
Libya in North Africa gained independence from Italy in 1952 and has a population of about 1,136,000 people.
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Libya
North Africa
Italy
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