Court to rule on film censorship freedom in Burstyn case
ACLU petitions the Court of Appeals to hold motion pictures deserve First Amendment protection as much as the press in Joseph Burstyn Inc. v. State Board of Regents. The high court heard arguments in May and will rule next month. Also: Harlem narcotics roundup ends with 14 men and 8 women arrested.
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Combat Vets Arrive Home Tomorrow
A military transport brings 1 042 Army combat veterans from Korea to San Francisco, with Gen Brewster as the sixth ship in two weeks. The group includes 1796 enlisted men and 146 officers from nearly every state, reflecting every fighting division in Korea.
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Quake report and parliamentary notes mix in brief news
A terse dispatch notes an earthquake at 4 33 AM lasting 50 seconds in Lacaz and nearby areas. Separate items report Parliament approving a freedom of speech constitutional amendment by 238 to 19 in New Delhi with editors abstaining, plus naval blockade discussions, a snow avalanche death toll near Tanigawa, Queen Elizabeth and Margaret in Belfast with tight security, and Atlantic command debates in London over Fechteler and Carney arrangements.
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Missionary Expelled. Hong Kong Arrival Reported
Sources today said a Bright West China University curator, deported from Red China, has arrived here. Earlier reports named Deyden Phelps, nephew of Yale’s William Lyon Phelps, as the expelled man. Phelps remains in Chengdu amid nervous exhaustion from weeks in the red pin.
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Wounded Son of Clark Sailed From Army Forces
Samuel Burres, 71, died. Gen Mark W Clark announced his son William D Clark, a graduate of 1945, was wounded in Korea. The Army said the injury was to his right knee and arrangements were made by Green Funeral Home in Tuscola.
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