F

• Faber, Geoffrey C. (Sir), F1, G241

• Fable of the Bees (Bernard Mandeville), M163, W229

• Fahrenheit 451 (Ray Bradbury), M480, °B46

• Fahy, Charles, A140

• Failing Newspaper Act, U17

• Fair trial v. free press: °B58, B143, B346, C123, D247, F293, F297, G102, G104, G107, G134, H207, J87, K219, L335, L379, M44, M119, P116, P118, P277, (1858) P291, S381, S405, S505, S534, T21, W271, °B67, °C29, °C48, °D27, °F9, °F29, °G20, °H16, °K2, °K4, °L35, °M1, °O7, °R26, °S42, °S50 °S51, °S55, °S65, °W31;
  • advertising interference, B340, I58;
  • American Bar Association study (1937), °A14;
  • American Bar Association study (Reardon report, 1966), °A15, °C25, °F24, °G15, °K2;
  • American Civil Liberties Union statement, °A16, °F24, °M27;
  • American Newspaper Publishers Association report, °A20, °M59;
  • American Society of Newspaper Editors report, °A24;
  • Association of the Bar of the City of New York report, °A36-°A37;
  • automatic relief to defendants, °F23;
  • balance between, S482, °B4, °B10, °H27, R15;
  • British and French v. U.S., °W148;
  • British lawyer's view of U.S., °H15;
  • Brownell (Herbert) on, B584, B586;
  • Brucker (Herbert) on, B590-B591, B594;
  • California, B37;
  • cameras aid defendants, F175;
  • Canada, F296, °A5;
  • Canon 35 relaxation favored, M592, S750, S756;
  • Canons 20 and 35 favored, M200, W302, °U1;
  • careless police reporting, I69;
  • "clear and present danger" test, °L24;
  • Cleveland Bar Association and Plain Dealer statement, °L35;
  • Colorado, H292, T51;
  • Commercial Law League report, °F8;
  • Congressional hearings, U166;
  • court decisions, B659, G102, H321, M569, T184, °L35;
  • court power increase proposed, K169, K188, M65, °S28;
  • deals between law officials and press, P117;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D227;
  • equal status, °F2;
  • Estes (Billie Sol) trial, G102, S737, °A20, °A36-°A37, °D25, °H5;
  • ethical reporting standards, D268, V4;
  • few cases, S533, °H39;
  • Florida, H292;
  • Frankfurter (Justice Felix) on, H18;
  • free press serves justice °H40;
  • Great Britain, G103, G107, G166, H355, °C33;
  • Great Britain v. U.S., B222, G63, G107, M79, °C47-°C48, °E5, °G38, °H61, °L24, °R7, °T2;
  • Hackworth murder case, °C50;
  • history of, °L35;
  • Hoffa (James R.) trial, °Z1;
  • Indian comments, M611;
  • judge selection key to, °H13, °P4;
  • jury selection key to, °E2;
  • jury tampering charged, S701;
  • Kennedy assassination, G297, U209;
  • Kentucky Press Association statement, °L35;
  • lawyer and pretrial publicity, G133, °B1, °B55, °F29;
  • lawyers' responsibility for, A72, G133;
  • legal consultant to newspaper recommended, °S46;
  • legislation needed, G105, T183, °H7, °H51;
  • liability of press, V4;
  • limited coverage of trial, °G38;
  • Massachusetts code of ethics, W148, °C48, °L35, °S18, °S35, °T2;
  • model statute, C123;
  • New Jersey, °M63;
  • New York County Lawyers Association, N133, O114-O119, T44, °L35;
  • Oregon BarPress-Broadcasting statement, °C48;
  • Otterbourg (Edwin) on, O114-O119;
  • People(Ill.) v. Speck, °P23;
  • "people's right to know" paramount, °H38;
  • Philadelphia Bar Association guidelines, °C3, °L35;
  • photography in courtroom, B58, B237, B341, B586, B590-B591, B594, C126, C132, C577-C578, D13, F175, F306, H288, L218, M354, M592, T28, W61, W345, °A20, °A36-°A37, °B26, °B40, °D25, °F29, °K8;
  • police and prosecutor control, R264, °F29, °J5, °L25, °S28;
  • police role, °C48;
  • prejudicial news reeporting, B530, I16, I41, J10, L219, N1, °B19, °F26, °H11;
  • press duty to investigate, B625, B627, H82;
  • Puerto Rico Supreme Court, F9;
  • radio and television in courtroom, B58, B237, B309, B590, B594, C126, C132, C276, D13, F175, G132, H292, J118, M354, O44, Q6, R189, R202, S577, S718, S737, T7, T28, T51, W402, Y12, °A20, °A36-°A37, °D25-°D27, °F9, °F29, °H28, °M6, °U1;
  • reform in news coverage recommended, B530, D12, L219, °F26;
  • remedies proposed, C523, D12, J10, R147-R148, °F8, °F29, °G21, °S35;
  • research needed, S388;
  • restricted reporting during trial, F220, F237, F296, M317, °G38, °H60;
  • Rifkind (Simon H.) on, R147-R148;
  • Ruby (Jack) trial, F284, G102, W147, °F24;
  • Sheppard (Dr. Sam) trial, °A20, °A36, °D25, °D27, °F24, °F29, °H5, °H30, °K20, °L35, °M15, °S59;
  • Stanton (Frank) on, S577;
  • survey of editors, H288;
  • survey of lawyers, judges, C132, G62, °F29;
  • Toledo Blade and Times statement, °M3;
  • U.S. Justice Department statement, °L35, °T2;
  • watchdog committee recommended, R147-R148;
  • Wiggins (James R.) on, W237, °W21

• Fairchild, Henry Pratt, S56

• Fall of Tsingtau (Jefferson Jones), °F34

• False news, B1, F219, J114, M435, M550

• Family Limitation (Margaret Sanger), F110, I43, S46, S57

• Fanny Hill (John Cleland): A258, B430, C106, C341, C552, E105, F250, G123, H303, H448, K199, O26, Q4, T99, °G8;
  • London (1964), B427, G131, H445, L82, N183, T97;
  • Massachusetts (1821), E134, G109, G203, M38, Q4. See also Memoirs V. Massachusetts (1966)

• Farewell to Arms (Ernest Hemingway), H210, M301

• Farmingdale, N.Y., public library censorship campaign, D231

• Farrar, John, B448

• Farrell, James T., F22-F28, M596

• Farwell, John, trial, T98

• Fast, Howard, M185

• "Father Burke's Academy," °C44

• Faulhaber, Robert, U223

• Faulk, John Henry, B314, D153, F37, N190, °C15

• Faulkner, Joseph W., F39, G6

• Fear of books. See Bibliophobia

• Federal Bureau of Investigation, °H53-°H54, °R20

• Federal Communication Commission: C230, E92-E93, E154, F60, H206, L3, S627;
  • "blue book," F44, R125, T117, U193, °M41;
  • censorship by, M22, R7;
  • criticism of, L37, P163;
  • dangers in regulation, D99;
  • freedom of press concept, F45;
  • history of regulating, B218, D99, G51, H147, H212, H225, M201, O73, R177, W192;
  • Lamb (Edward) case, L24-L25;
  • license renewal, B599, C272, D50, D193, I22, L24-L25, L104, M252, P353, S575;
  • licensing, B608, E23, E92, E125, L205, M364, N16, N84, P97, T36, U149;
  • obscenity censorship, D61;
  • public interest, C230, C568, D88, F44-F45, F172, F176, F210, F354, F366, H213, H225, J20, K21, M112, M148, M383, N16, N84, P97, P237, P293, R125, S396, S399-S400, S446, S450, S459, S751, T117, T221, U150, U193, U230, °E8, °E11, °M41, °O10, °S62;
  • reluctance to regulate, B176;
  • Sarnoff (Robert W.) on, S64;
  • tool of big business, K178. See also Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, F61, S662

• Federal Radio Commission. See Federal Communication Commission

• Fellis (William Pratt), M145

• Ferguson, Paul, M140

• Ferlinghetti, Lawrence, E50, F83, P109

• Ferrer, Francisco, H170

• Fichter, Joseph H. (Rev.), C594

• Ficke, Arthur D., F94, L76

• Fiction, modern: asterisks needed in, P34;
  • Boston Public Library criticized for buying, H392-H394;
  • Canadian libraries, P255;
  • censure of, O101;
  • critics should ignore, F206;
  • "immoral" novel, B6, C284, F206, H176, H392-H394, S629-S631;
  • inspires censorship, S495, T169;
  • Ireland, B89;
  • Perry (Bliss) criticizes, P113;
  • priest defends use in college, B460;
  • public library survey, G9, M454;
  • sex and morality in, G260, O125, R261;
  • Stokes (Bram) on, S658;
  • tax on, H276;
  • urges restraint in, H71, S495, S616. See also Literature, censorship of (Great Britain);
  • Literature, censorship of(United States);
  • Obscenity

• Fictitious name in novels, L145, L228 Fiedler, Leslie, °D12 Field, Stephen J. (Justice), W16

• Fielding, Henry, W404, °L34

• Fifteen Plagues of a Maidenhead, The, F251, °G8

• Fifth Amendment v. First Amendment, B370, R216

• Fight news: elimination of, R314

• Film censorship. See Motion picture censorship

• Findlater, Richard, °B3

• Finkelstein, Robert, F308

• Finnegan, Richard J., F119, I2, U215

• Finnerty, Peter, trial, C684, F114, M133, R137

• First Amendment (U.S. Constitution): C231-C232, R311, W44, °K7;
  • absolute freedom, B296-B297, J125;
  • balancing of interests theory, A64, C71, F276, G78, G85, M296-M297, S197, S277, W44, °B4;
  • Black (Justice Hugo) on, B296-B297, J125;
  • changing concepts, F254, R215-R216;
  • common law basis, C138;
  • contemporary(eighteenth century) comment, L216;
  • Drinker (Henry S.) on, D254;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D228;
  • Fifth Amendment v., B370, R216;
  • film on, B264, N82;
  • freedom of association and freedom of the press, E88;
  • Hamilton (Alexander) on, H52, L216;
  • history, B264, C250, E90, H222, L213-L214, L216, N82, R311, V10, °B52;
  • inadequate protection, L103;
  • Jackson (Justice Robert H.) on, S596;
  • judicial and legislative encroachment, B477, S138;
  • judicial tests authorizing abridgment, A215;
  • McKean (Justice Thomas) on, °M14;
  • Meiklejohn (Alexander) on, C231, M274 M276, °B56, °B63;
  • Mendelson (Wallace) on, M292-M297;
  • motion pictures, B262, C207, C507, F106, L338, M545;
  • municipal court decisions, B300;
  • obscenity and, K14, S153, °Y1;
  • political expression, E87;
  • post office violates, S122, T31;
  • privacy rights and, °S37;
  • reasonable restrictions allowed, A13, G165;
  • Republic, The (Charles Beard), B131;
  • right to read guaranteed, B104, M266;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S123-S124, S150, S153, S180;
  • Sedition Act of 1798 in relation to, C111;
  • Sproul (Robert C.) on, S563;
  • state courts, abridgment by, A214;
  • state courts, decisions of, B300;
  • state precedents, °D31;
  • Supreme Court decisions, B236, K180-K182, P91, S317, °P7;
  • theory of, B368, E89, L213;
  • warmongering propaganda, °N13, °V3

• Fisher, Edward C., °D25

• Fishman, Irving, U113

• Fiske, Marjorie, C18, F134

• Fitzgerald, F. Scott, C221

• Fitzgerald, Thomas J. (Msgr.), F136-F138, P104, U57

• Fitzpatrick, William H., U170

• Flaming Creatures (film), S430, V42, °S45

• Flanders, Harold F., K62

• Fleishman, Stanley, F149-F153, M140, °A19, F16

• Fleming, Robert H., °G23

• Flexner, Abraham, T186

• Flick, Hugh M., °A12

• Florida: access to public records, meetings, C31, N166;
  • broadcasting and telecasting trials, H292;
  • law of mass media, B44, L126, T15;
  • obscenity law, °B61;
  • Tropic of Cancer trial, S285

• Florida, University of, F292

• Florida State University, F183

• Flory, Harry, F300

• Flower, B. 0.: F162-F168, S182;
  • portrait of, N79

• Fly, James L., A139, C230, F170-F172, F303, U229

• "Flying saucers." See Unidentified flying objects (UFO)

• Foakes-Jackson, F. J., K12

• Folklore, obscene, H294, L155

• Food and drug control equated with censorship, C231, G92

• Foot, Dingle, F186, N80

• Foot, Stephen, E73

• Foote, Edward Bliss (Dr.): B187, F187-F191, F201, R178;
  • portrait of, P366

• Foote, Edward Bond (Dr.): F192-F194, F201, N67-N68, R178, S183;
  • portrait of, P366

• Foote, George W.: A59, B322, B326, C435, F195-F200, M390, R285, S614, T27;
  • portrait of, P366
  • Forbes-Robertson,
  • J. (Sir), C215

• Ford, John (Justice), C380-C381, C505, F213-F214, S724

• Ford, John C., K52

• Foreign affairs news coverage: false information in English press, F219;
  • Laos, C600;
  • Nazi charge bias, M277;
  • Russia (Tsarist) v. Germany, P236;
  • Seldes (George) criticizes, S231, S237;
  • Vietnam, U77, U83, °B62, °L28, °R19, °U16

• Foreign Agents Registration Act, L10

• Foreign correspondents: censorship of, B100, B216, B276, C98, C175, C266, D116, D264, F19, F185, G127, K69, M394, M516, O42-O43, P44, S237-S238;
  • funneling of European news, G314;
  • propaganda v. censorship dilemma, D270;
  • UNESCO statement, C590;
  • visas for, C54. See also War correspondents

• Foreign governments and officials: defamation of, C404, C410, D150, F325, S679, T149, V52, °H18, °M31

• Foreign language newspapers: wartime restriction in United States, A106, C181, C217, K40

• Foreign language texts: censorship in translation, H415, R9

• Foreign Policy Association, M477

• Foreign radio rebroadcasts prohibited, H371

• Foreman, Percy, °D27

• Forever Amber (Kathleen Winsor), C137, D129, D133, E131, G109, L292, M38, M522

• Forgotten Village, The (film), F221

• Forrest, Wilbur, A166, U225

• Forster, Arnold, H310

• Forster, E. M., C621, E73. F223-F226, G242, O120

• Foster, Michael (Sir), F384

• Fourteenth Amendment, A250, B104, D16, L376, S180, T103

• Fourth Estate, The (F. K. Hunt), F239, H414

• Fowle, Daniel, F242-F243

• Fox, Jay, F246, S131

• Fox, Richard K., D33

• Fox Film Corp., In re EPa.) (1929), E114

• FoxLibelAct(1792), B437, B440, L116, M256, S135, S333. See also Seditious libel, Great Britain

• France, freedom of press in: C170, C228, K55;
  • British policy urged (1815), C513;
  • comic book control, °H42;
  • history, B425, R162;
  • law, C136, C620, R162;
  • motion pictures, G273, M374, W251, °H57;
  • obscenity, C620;
  • privacy laws, °R23;
  • versus British, S504, °P10

• France, libel laws: comparison with British, S619, °M42;
  • comparison with U.S., °B16

• Francis- Williams (Edward Francis Williams, baron), W281-W285

• Frank, Jerome (Judge), F262-F263, K16

• Frankfurter, Felix (Justice), F270, H18

• Franklin, Benjamin, C630, D232, F42, F271-F272, J61, L216, M428, N182

• Franklin (Francklin), Richard, trial, F274, P352

• Franklin, Zeus (Dr.), W224-W225

• Fraser, James, H197

• Fraxi, Pisanus, pseud. See Ashbee, Henry Spencer

• Free press v. fair trial. See Fair trial v. free press

• Free South, B19

• Free Speech League, F289, R178, S161, S168, S183. See also Schroeder, Theodore A.

• Free trade in ideas, C570

• Freedman, Lawrence Z., °S10

• Freedman V. Maryland, °S15

• Freedom: concepts of, M202

• Freedom of association v. freedom of expression, E88

• Freedom of Communication (film), F299

• Freedom of Information Center, University of Missouri, F177, F305-F312, K62

• Freedom of speech: Canada, S203

• --Great Britain: "government of the tongue" (1674), °A11;

  • platform and public debate, J49;
  • plea for, (1872) A299, (1798) P194

• --United States: G26, P139, S132, °O10;
  • Alien Registration Act of 1940 (Smith Act), J62, T170, T194;
  • bibliography, S130, U199;
  • Borah (William) on, B403;
  • Chafee (Zechariab, Jr.) on, C236, C240, C242-C248, C250-C252, C260, L127;
  • "clear and present danger," W152;
  • college campuses, P232;
  • contempt power limited by, L385;
  • economic and political ideas, B403;
  • film on, C525;
  • history, C242, C244 C245, C260, W183;
  • positive means provided, C247;
  • prohibition of, M409;
  • property rights versus, °V7;
  • public opinion and, H356;
  • reasonable limitations, R110;
  • Rosenberg (James N.) on, R252-R253;
  • Supreme Court decisions, F71, K180, R123, S277;
  • Ward (Harry F.) on, W57. See also Freedom of the press, United States

• Freedom of the Press (films), F329-F330

• Freedom of the press: Anglo-Saxon v. Soviet views, B597, I23;
  • antidemocratic views protected, C570, M512;
  • Baptist bibliography, W208;
  • bibliography, C58, N111 ,S130, U201-U202, °G6;
  • Buckle (Henry T.) on, B614;
  • Christian religion compatible with, L41;
  • common stake in, M190;
  • compilation of articles, B173, D224, D232, D242, F305-F312, H16, (1748)I11, S132, S182;
  • concepts change, H98, J47, L130, L267-L268 S107;
  • conservative support of, F320;
  • Cooper (Thomas) on, C556-C558;
  • deterrent to war, A18, B217, C551, H387;
  • documents relating to, M428;
  • equal freedom law of, S555;
  • fanatics' views excluded, S620;
  • foreign aid recipients, L158;
  • Franklin (Benjamin) on, F271-F272, J61, L216;
  • Furneaux (Philip) on, F384, P18;
  • government criticism approved, M336;
  • Hall (Robert) on, H36;
  • Hayter (Thomas) on, H165;
  • historian and, S31-S32;
  • history, B655, P51, S135, W183;
  • importance of (1747), I11;
  • index measuring extent of, °L41-°L42;
  • Lacy (George) on, L14;
  • laissez-faire doctrine, R174;
  • Landis (James M.) on, L33;
  • libertarian views, B614, H149-H150, L213, L216, M336;
  • limited right, P181, S620;
  • literary works, not limited to, F153, S138, °B66;
  • Mill (James) on, M336, °M42;
  • Mill (John Stuart) on, M339-M340, S620;
  • Milton (John) on, M378-M379;
  • natural law, A255, C452, H165, R3, T126, W229;
  • natural progress of knowledge, B17-B18;
  • Orwell (George) on, O106;
  • Paine (Thomas) on, P10;
  • Paz (Alberto C.) on, P73;
  • Pearson (Lester B.) on, P78;
  • periodicals on, C170, J108, °G6, °G31;
  • Pinon Tiana (Antonio) on, P181;
  • poem on (1875), L402;
  • Protestantism requires, R151, T126;
  • quotations on, F291, H311, J93, M171, S182, S555;
  • Ratcliffe (Ebenezer) on, R27;
  • religion, R87-R88, R151, R174;
  • religion, if based on scriptures, B657;
  • religions (world) compatible with, G106;
  • reveals designs of evil men, H165;
  • right of dissent, C477, C479-C480, R27;
  • Robinson (Henry) on, R174;
  • satire, H168;
  • Stephen (Sir James F.) on, S620;
  • Sulzberger (Arthur) on, S711-S713;
  • theory and philosophy of, J73, S378, S380, S393;
  • totalitarian view, P181;
  • truth defeats falsehood, M378-M379;
  • truth only, L374;
  • usefulness of matter not criterion, F11. See also International freedom in communications

• --Great Britain: S378, S426;
  • Bentham (Jeremy) on, B201-B203;
  • bibbography S130, S747, U201-U202, Y22;
  • Blackstone (William) on, B303, F384, H149-H150, P18;
  • Buckle (Henry T.) on, B614;
  • Cato's Letters, L213, T181, °J3;
  • Civil War and Commonwealth, P205-P206;
  • Commonwealth countries, H302;
  • control with safeguards, S565;
  • Cooper (Thomas) on, C556;
  • Craftsman, The, A243, C614-C616, F274, G68, G201, H22, H217-H221, P352, R14, S10-S12;
  • decline of (1916), H155;
  • defense against revolution, S548;
  • Defoe (Daniel) on, D77-D81;
  • Dicey (Albert V.), D147-D148;
  • documents relating to, M428;
  • English Review under attack, K139;
  • Erskine (Thomas) on, E140-E145, S126;
  • foreign government interferes with, S437;
  • French and British compared, °M42, °P10;
  • French interpretation (1817), M443;
  • French urged to adopt English policy (1815), C513;
  • Furneaux (Philip) on, F384;
  • Gentz (Friedrich von) on, G69;
  • German interpretation, P31, °H37;
  • Goodwin (John) on, G176;
  • government criticism needed, L187;
  • Hall (Robert) on, H36;
  • Hayter (Thomas) on, H165;
  • history, A194 A269, B339, B425, C399, F207, H2, H28, H83, H414, J8, K95, L345, M256, M561, P51, R283, S135, S378, S426, S766, T121, W230, W283, °B35, °O9, °T1;
  • Hone (William) parodies on, H332-H335;
  • Hume (David) on, H409;
  • law, comparative study of, C136;
  • legislative history, D147-D148, P51;
  • Leveller theories on, B474, F265, G47, G91, G279, H41, H43-H44, H317, M572, P81, W52, W350, W352;
  • liberal, totalitarian, socialist concepts, B479;
  • libertarian views, B202-B203, D57-D58, E140, E144-E145, H36, M224, S547, T181, W389, °J3;
  • "liberty" v. "license," sham distinction, B201;
  • Lilburne (John) on, L275-L277, L279;
  • Macaulay (Thomas B.) on, L371;
  • Meek (Thomas) on, M272;
  • Meredith (Sir William) on, M299;
  • Mill (James) on, M336;
  • °M42;
  • Milton (John) on, M378-M379;
  • National Conference (1941) on, N42;
  • natural law, A255, C452, H165, L319, T126;
  • Nazi views, M277;
  • news events, A204, B395, N44, S258, W395;
  • other countries compared, A28, K55, M36, °M42, °P10;
  • Overton (Richard) on, O127-O129;
  • Palmer(Elihu) on, P20;
  • pamphleteering, eighteenth-century, B339, R36;
  • PEP survey on, P103;
  • Priestley (Joseph) on, P18, P319;
  • restraint needed, L248, L262, °F4;
  • right to complain, L319;
  • Roman times, history from, F317;
  • Shaw (G. B.) on, S292;
  • Shawcross (Lord) on, G221, W70, S27;
  • socialist press, B167, °T8;
  • Spencer (Herbert) on, S547;
  • Spender (John A.) on, S548-S550;
  • Squire (Francis) on, S565;
  • Stockdale (John) on, S655;
  • Stockdale (Percival) on, S657;
  • theory of, S378, S380, S393;
  • Tindal (Matthew) on, T122-T127;
  • UN Draft Convention (British), U10;
  • usefulness of matter not criterion, F11;
  • Whigs v. Tories, W180;
  • Williams (Francis) on, W282-W285;
  • Yorke (Sir Philip C.) on, Y28-Y29

• --United States: B173, B592, C695, C697, D242, F341, H16, J86, L216, M61, N147, P138, S104, °N8, S50;

  • abuses cause censorship, B471, P145;
  • affirmation v. negation, W375;
  • Alexander (James) on, A63, B623-B624, R309, °A9, °L15, °M2;
  • American heritage, B450, C245, C297, C307, G76, H396, J9, L213, L216, S753, W183-W185, °B52-°B53, °N8;
  • American Society of Newspaper Editors, A162-A167, °A21-°A24;
  • antidemocratic views protected by, M512, W233;
  • balancing of interest doctrine, A64, C71, F276, G78, G85, M296-M297, S197, S677, W44;
  • Benton (William) on, B207-B208, U231;
  • bibliography, B533, C58, S130, U199, U201-U202, Y22, S20;
  • Brucker (Herbert) on, B590-B597;
  • Cahn (Edmond) on, °C2;
  • Canham (Edwin D.) on, C49-C56, U231;
  • change, speed of, requires, °F11;
  • changing concepts, F254, H98, S104;
  • Colonial editors on, °L15;
  • common law basis, °C138;
  • Congress and M594, W105, W239;
  • constitutional limitations on, M244, O54, P182, R102, S677, W190, W315;
  • constitutional problems, C699, F256, G75, G146, K30, K180-K182, M274-M276, P51, P57, P182, R206, S104, S138, S317, W233, °K7;
  • Cooper (Thomas) on, C556-C558;
  • court decisions (text, summaries), F255-F256, H16, K180-K182, N138, T61;
  • courts v. state legislatures, R126;
  • democracy requires, B95, B592, B595, C51, C53, C393, E163, F377, L4, L286, L298, O76, S597, S610, W287, W298, °F11;
  • documents relating to, M428, P138, °N8;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D225-D226, D228, M470;
  • Drinker (Henry S.) on, D254;
  • Ernst (Morris) on, E116-E118, E122, S189;
  • false issue, I1;
  • fear of subversion threatens, E155, E159;
  • Fisk (Theophilus) on, F132-F133;
  • Frank (Glenn) on, F260-F261;
  • Frank (Jerome) on, F260-F263;
  • freedom of association and, E88;
  • Garfield (James A.) on, G42;
  • Garrison (William L) on, G49;
  • German dissertation on, °B54;
  • German editors, seminar for, K133;
  • Gert z (Elmer) on, G84-G89;
  • Goldberg (Arthur J.) on, °G22;
  • Great Britain and United States compared, A28;
  • Hamilton(Alexander) on, H52, L216;
  • Hay (George) on, H149-H150, L213, L216;
  • Hays (Arthur Garfield) on, H158-H161 S189;
  • high school teachers attitudes on, R204;
  • history, B132, B399, B425, B480, C236, C242-C244, C260, C697, E55, E58, E87, G75, H45, H396, J69, K63, L213-L214, L216, L345, M326, M517, P51, P57, P70, P74, S104, U215, W44, W48, W183, W185, °B49, °B52-°B53, °N8;
  • Hocking (William E.) on, H289-H290;
  • Holmes (Oliver W.) on, H314;
  • Hoover (Herbert) on, H342;
  • Illinois, C312;
  • industrial Relations Commission testimony, S168;
  • Inter American Press Association, reports on, I38-I40, °I1;
  • Jefferson (Thomas) on, B451, J27-J30, L212-L213, L216, M548, °J8;
  • Johnson (Gerald W.) on, J69-J74;
  • journalists comment on, W168;
  • judicial independence and, S87;
  • judicial tests authorizing abridgment, A215;
  • Krueger (M. C.) on, U228;
  • labor unions and, F301, P98, S320;
  • law, comparative study of, C136;
  • Lass-well (Harold D.), I2, U231;
  • Leigh (Robert D.) on, L161;
  • libel not protected, O4;
  • liberal, totalitarian, socialist concepts, B479;
  • libertarian views, A63, D161, G84-G85, H149-H150, L213-L214, L216, S604, T102, T181, T199, W188, W398, °A9, °J3, °L31;
  • librarians and booksellers, common stake, K144;
  • library's stake in, A148, K144, M48;
  • limited obligation of press, F300, K100;
  • Lippmann (Walter) on, L304-L308, °L29;
  • lobby in Congress needed, S145;
  • local government and, °P6;
  • Luce (Clare Booth) on, °L43;
  • McCormick (Robert R.) on, M30-M35;
  • McGill (Ralph) on, M77;
  • MeKean (Justice Thomas) on, M14;
  • McKeon(R. P.) on, °M96, U228;
  • MacLeish (Archibald) on, M105, M107-M109;
  • Madison (James) on, B52, L216, M143-M144;
  • means to an end, H289;
  • Meiklejohn (Alexander) on, C231, M274-M276, °B56, °B63;
  • Meleher (Frederic G.) on, M279, W325;
  • metaphysical concept, °J12;
  • Miller (Edward G., Jr.) on, M345;
  • natural law, R232, °C10;
  • news events, A102, A110, A115, A150, A162, A218, E31, F177, L261, N178, P351, Q8, V23, V42;
  • newspaper role in defense of, C55, C71, C322, N162, C1;
  • newspapers abuse of, °F8, F328, I1-I2, K63, P289;
  • officials kept honest, K104;
  • opinion polls, C64, P294, S624;
  • other countries compared, B425, K55, M36;
  • Pennsylvania, W197;
  • philosophical aspects, B368, C558, H216, H289, J73, L213, M96, W233, W398, °B52;
  • Phocion supports (1821), P153;
  • political expression, threats to, E87;
  • Pope (James S.) on, P239-P244;
  • prior restraint doctrine, E86, H353, R98;
  • public apathy as threat, J71, T8, °F13;
  • public intolerance, W322, °F13;
  • public safety takes precedence over, S677;
  • public v. private issues, M276;
  • publishers' responsibility, M279;
  • quotations, F341, S26, S555, T186;
  • reader's (not newspaper's) right, B104, B399, E117, H177, S502, S665, S7, W244;
  • Reed (Sen. James A.) on, R58;
  • responsibility for wise use, B142, B370, B585, C279, J69, T158, °G22, °M36;
  • restrictions on, D207, E86-E87, H353, J71, L167, M185, S138, S176, S231, S233-S234, S221;
  • right of dissent, C477, C479-C480;
  • Rogge (R. John) on, R215-R216;
  • Roosevelt (Franklin D.) on, R224-R225;
  • Rosenberg (James N.) on, R251-R253;
  • Sarnoff (David) on, F300;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S121, S138, S148, S159, S165, S168, S177;
  • Seldes (George) on, S230-S231, S233-S234, S236-S238;
  • Siebert (Fredrick S.) on, S373, S377, S379-S380, S382, S388, S393;
  • Sigma Dcita Chi reports, S405;
  • socially unimportant protected, F153;
  • South Carolina, B43, H153;
  • Soviet v. U.S., I23, K32, P253, S762;
  • state constitutional provisions, R185;
  • state court negation of federal right, A214;
  • state laws abridging, S176, S521;
  • Story (Judge Joseph) on, S677;
  • Stritch (Samuel Cardinal) on, S688;
  • Sullivan (James) on, S703;
  • Supreme Court interpretations, B527, C251, F256, H396-H397, K180-K182, P133, P304, R215-R216, S104, S277, S317;
  • Swing (Raymond Gram) on, S762;
  • Thomason (Samuel E.) on, U228;
  • Thompson (Dorothy) on, T94;
  • Thomson (John) on, T102;
  • Tobin (Maurice J.) on, T134;
  • Tocqueville (Alexis de) on, T142;
  • Tucker (St. George) on, S123, T199;
  • UN Draft Convention (U.S.), U10;
  • Vandenberg (Arthur H.) on, V7;
  • Walker (Edwin C.) on, W24-W26;
  • wartime protection, L146, S129;
  • Webster (Daniel) on, W104-W105;
  • Weinberger (Harry) on, W118-W120;
  • West Virginia, M322;
  • White (William Allen) on, I2, W199-W200;
  • Wiggins (James R.) on, W236-W249;
  • Williams (Elisha) on, W280;
  • Wortman (Tunis) on, L216, W398;
  • youths' attitudes on, H178, W46;
  • Zenger (John Peter) lectures, H390, J53. See also Commission on
  • Freedom of the Press, Report of

• Freedom of Press, The;
  • a Farce (play), B23

• Freedom of thought: B419, C502, M170, R121, W134;
  • Douglas (Justice William 0.) on, D225-D226;
  • history of, B655. See also Freedom of speech;
  • Freedom of the press;
  • Religious expression, freedom of

• Freedom to Read (film), F338

• Freedom to read: G191, L227, M96, M128;
  • American Bar Association statement, A98;
  • American Book Publishers Council statement, A154, T213;
  • Australian library association, B619;
  • bibliography, G285, O10, W133;
  • California Library Association, M310;
  • children's and adolescents', E153, M137, M444;
  • Constitutional guarantee, B104, B399, E117, H177, S665, S7, W244;
  • Eisenhower (Dwight D.) on, E52-E53;
  • Ernst (Morris) on, E117;
  • Intellectual Freedom Conference, A149;
  • Kennedy (John F.) on, K67;
  • Miller (Henry) on, M347;
  • municipal administration, C464;
  • New York, Association of the Bar of the City of, A275;
  • not to read, L390;
  • people's right to choose, I83;
  • public libraries as guardians, B310, B493;
  • responsibility to teach and, G199;
  • restrictions on (mock), B628;
  • students, F311, M120, N54;
  • Walpole (Sir Hugh) on, W43;
  • Washington (State) Library Association, W73;
  • Wisconsin Free Library Commission, W338

• Freedom to write: Authors League of America statement, A296;
  • Bruce (Archibald) on, B589;
  • Collins (Anthony) on, C451-C452;
  • culture and political pressures, M165;
  • International writers' Conference, I49;
  • literary responsibility and, H71;
  • literature, same freedom as history, L234;
  • P.E.N. conferences, O120-O121;
  • prosecution threat to, S683;
  • Rice (Elmer L.) on, R121

• Freethinker, B322-B323, B326, C435, F195-F196, F199-F200, R16, °F34

• Free thought literature: A161, M52, S177, W69, P13;
  • Canada excludes, °R86;
  • Comstock (Anthony) on, C496;
  • crusaders for, P366;
  • Freethinker, B322-B323, B326, C435, F195-F196, F199-F200, R16, °F30;
  • London parks, C420, V34;
  • Truth Seeker, B187-B192, H408, M52-M53, S140, S612, T197-T198

• Fremantle, Anne, C226

• French, George, D104

• French Revolution: influence on British sedition laws, H36-H37, J8, J49, K79, M26, M256, M565-M567, P12, P14, P25-P27, P287, T163, W136, °A35

• French texts: censorship by American editors, H415

• Freud, Sigmund, M29

• Frick v. Steveiss (1967), °A17, °J14

• Fried, Erich, I49

• Friedenberg, Edgar Z., °A19

• Friedman, Francis, B364

• Frieman, Marian, I49

• Friendly, Alfred, °A24, °B67, °C48, °F29

• Friends to [of] the Liberty of the Press (Great Britain), B67, B441, B589, E143, E145, F360-F361

• Friesen, Ernest C., Jr., °K2

• Frignito, Nicholas (Dr.), G114

• Frohman, Charles, G247

• Frohwerk v. United States (1919), C242-C244, C536

• From Here to Eternity (James Jones), C159, S187

• Frost, Donald S., A274

• Frost, John: portrait of, V31;
• trial, T165, °F31

• Frothingham, David, trial, F367, W166

• Frothingham, Octavius B., F368, W16

• Fruits of Philosophy (Charles Knowlton), B245, B360, B467-B468, C475, F198, H272, K165-K166, L91, N108, R178

• Fry, Eric, trial, S123

• Fryer, Peter, F371, °F33-°F35, °J21

• Fuller, Richard, H282, H437, M38

• Fuller, William, trial of, F378, S33

• Function of the Orgasm (Wilhelm Reich), G171

• Furneaux, Philip, F384, P18

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