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. SO Nai E* : egy ne nee ne ie tame 6 een aee 1@ . 4 wos nt ky a re ————e ay + ne ° andavds of that grour T-\srin ia Censorsilp, net the ° ropicturs. 4 ataticn s ; S itself to coercivn py abdicates ite vespensibility to Crerate the station in tha ere se LL "SO tp ons CHEARLCTIESVILES, YA. 1. BAN CN LEASLET DISTRINUTICN cea es a Efforts of tho Seabeard Waite C Citiz lesflets were halted by a Charlettosvil vides that camrhlets shall net b> pub bli the city authorities. - zens Council to distributa Proesegreasatios lie, Virginia ordinanee. Tha ordinance pro- cly disizibuted without a Fermit issuad by The Council sourht such a permit, which was refuzed. The pamphlets were nonetha- Jess distributed, and the team of six Persons responsible for the distributien vera arrested, but were freed by the state's att terney fer lack of evidence. Subsequently, . & city councilnan prepcsed the adeoeticn ef an crdinance cesigned to close vharlottesvilleis parks so any rewy crvught tegathor to discuss either Segregation or integration, the ordinaace WAS, however, not passed by the city council. 2phlets vere deser ibed 4s "vicious," and were reported to wing whites and Negrees toge ther, as well as "yenenous to informa ticn reaching the ACLY frem Charlottesville, rities nonetheless constituted a violation of freedem of The pro-sesrec centain nhoto montrg anti-Semitism." fc the action ty city speech, > be 4 eR tise] Q 2 “ ART MASAZ INES CRIPICIZS GOVERN: To lea ading art maganines, a i : Information a; ancy for withdr aANving orship of several proposed exhib ‘ American paintings which were to havo toured abrcad this year, ® 17 ~«ULS, its of 2 asked President Eisenhower to "intervene so that these acts of 6b “Coli arate tna freedems guarznteed by the Bill of Rignts." Ary ers reviewed the controversy over art exuibits and questicned any future cocper- atior oy artists with the government cn any project. Central issua in the cancellaison of (SIA support of the touring exnibits “as that "subversive! charges hed been brovght against scma cf the ear tists. . a collection, of pointines ty 100 Amarican artists, had bean é r “mid the information areney inferred the fic eriean . Fodora-~ t {tio “4 ¥&S rospensible rer assen Ling. the omits that ten of the suz- H laosted 209 artisis vora "oolitically unacceptable." The Fade vation rafused to ¢o : ‘into the artists! political beliefs and the project was abandoned, Theodore C. Streit . treiter gency, told a Senate foreicn Relations sub-cena, agency's policy to in- eee . Clice Laintings te politicall AGIS., Cenator Willian Puibr ant, chairman of the sui mit] ad he telieved that art shoulda be jedged “on its sorits," ACLU MTAGARA FS i ACTION IN ALCOHOLIC CASS Dezth in a ja 4 1 the Niagara Front r ell of a man surcected of alceholism has breught, a protest from Lb ilc er Branch of the American Civil Liberties mien, Writing to Joseph DeCillis, Ruf ganiaation peintal out that ale police oe issioner, the civil liberties or- : accounts of the death did not mention whether the srrested nan had bean given 1 ention but did make clear that as a Ecman Catholic ne did not receive the and that his family was not notified at the tins of his arrest, . . } ce Tn igs > 5 vr Buffalo jail celis, D a tonnts 340n nel 1 ince eustely $ ation, wh or sha is ia nend of undical atten ruicn, tetely transported to a hospital bolore being plaend in a cell." ‘ CIVIL TR A stronn majority of students at Flociaa Stat University and the University of slorida declared in an Opinion poll that ey Wouad accept racial interration in Classes withous qe secdon or vould try ta make 44 + stcesseul if das agrenavicn : wdered. in be ine Ving regues ‘od by tne Florida 3: prore Court after 4% condit arpreved ilevant of a Neer in 2 Urndvoreity of Flerida law sehecl... the Mere: ha. wer gr DL hes 4 ‘ say require a glb : " oeky shou 2b eon be sho that a phot: pa de nestad eSstculinh a wena fina seeun- ational fy oe ‘ 4 At