Court Split Over Free Speech Case Sparks Dissent
The Supreme Court split over the Terminiello free speech ruling with Justices Jackson Burton and Frankfurter dissents opposing a majority that upheld free expression. Justice Douglas defended speech provoking unrest while Jackson warned against eroding local democratic power. Terminiello, a Roman Catholic priest, was fined for a disorderly conduct charge tied to a 1946 Chicago speech.
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Arthur Terminiello
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Terminiello
Five Fires Blamed on Arsonist in Brooklyn Flurry
New York police blamed a fire bug for five blazes in downtown Brooklyn around Nassau Street in the early morning. The fires endangered about two dozen families as a tenement and an abandoned church burned or were heavily damaged. Fire crews moved quickly to evacuate residents and battled the flames across sections of a five-block area.
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New York
INL
Brooklyn
Nassau St
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Lotice
I'm No Sissy Barkley Defies Bodyguards in Philadelphia
Vice President Alben W. Barkley travels without protection amid a hostile Philadelphia reception. He rejects guards, stating he is a symbol of democracy and prefers risk to protection. Stones, stink bombs and ice picks are reported as crowds confront security, while Barkley proceeds to address supporters with minimal concessions to safety.
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Alben WW
Deuces
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Thder
Eelan
Jewish Appeal Cinner
jiMeen
Seid
Supreme Court
Sev
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