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When a Russian censor bottles up some of his copy, the Baltimore Sun's Moscow Correspondent Howard M. Norton often lets off steam in an uncensored letter to his mother, Mrs. Grace Murphey who lives in Miami. A few weeks ago Mrs. Murphey showed the letters to a friend, Miami Herald Reporter Phil Fortman. The Herald promptly announced a series based on them, including such nuggets-censored out of Norton's dispatches-as an account of worshipful Muscovites braving the new line against Stalin to visit his mausoleum...
Hyland said that he did not like to set himself up as a censor, but considered it an obligation to "stop the sale of smutty and salacious material on public display." There have been no objections so far to the new license restrictions, he claimed...
...Public officials, however, have gradually tried to assume the right to censor," he stated. Mirsky has repeatedly opposed measures planning to establish censorship outside the courts...
...this: I did not write the article, I did not review or censor the article, or know of its title. I did not know in advance of its publication date, and, in fact, I did not read the article until after it was released for publication ... I believe that the United States should adopt every honorable course to avoid engagement in war. Indeed, I have devoted my whole life to the pursuit of a just and durable peace. I believe, however, that there are basic moral values and vital interests for which we stand, and that the surest...
...Broadway opening some 15 years ago. Claudette Colbert and Lauren Bacall, as the materializing wives, looked their parts more adequately than they played them, and Actress Bacall sometimes seemed uneasy when reciting the litany of her infidelities, as if she expected at any moment that an implacable censor would step onscreen and stop the proceedings...