Word: censorships
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Catholics who go to them...I am against Jewish parochial schools. To train people separately is segregation." On U.S. Roman Catholics: "The Irish Catholic is not like the Latin Catholic. When you get Irish Catholicism overlaid with Puritanism, as in New England, you get an attitude toward censorship that would never be held by the Catholics in New Orleans. But too many people pin this censorship on the Catholic Church as a whole...
...Fair Dealing NEW YORK POST: THE new TV-radio production known as "White House Press Conference" is apparently here to stay. In most places the opening was favorably reviewed. What is most notable in all the comment is the absence of protest over the censorship imposed by the White House on the TV-radio networks-a censorship which the networks have supinely accepted. This isn't a "live" TV-radio show. It is a carefully-edited "documentary"; the editing is done by White House Press Secretary Hagerty. The censorship has nothing to do with national security. It is governed...
Madrid's official Roman Catholic weekly ECCLESIA, the only publication in Spain that escapes government censorship, attacking the new restrictive press law proposed by Franco's Chief Censor GABRIEL ARIAS SALGADO...
...million copies of horror comics sold on U.S. and Canadian newsstands every month will soon have a new "Dior Look." Under the new voluntary Comic Book Code adopted by the industry to avoid state and community censorship (TIME, Nov. 8), heroines have been redrawn with less obvious curves and more obvious clothes. Comic Book Censor Charles F. Murphy, a former New York City magistrate, announced last week that his staff has already ordered revisions of 5,656 drawings, 25% involving the "reduction of feminine curves to more natural dimensions." Other changes: witchlike villains with wiry hair and fanglike teeth have...
...government for publishing "news and editorials contrary to official policy." A fortnight ago Franco's Falange party struck at ABC again by drastically cutting its newsprint quota, after the paper neglected to print a "required" editorial praising government candidates for public office. So strong is government censorship that neither the actions against ABC nor the proposed new press law have been reported in the country. When the New York Times's international edition carried a full story on the latest attempt to control Spain's press, the Times announced last week, it was banned from the country...