P

• P.E.N. (International Association of Poets, Playwrights, Editors, Essayists, and Novelists): panel on pornography, °D12;
  • symposium on
  • freedom of expression, O120;
  • symposium on literature in wartime, O121

• Pacifica Foundation, broadcasting licensing case, B599, D50

• Padilla, Camilo, L76

• Pages of Death (film), P4

• Paget-Cooke, R. A., I28

• Pain, William, trial, T98

• Paine, Thomas: portrait of, V31;
  • trials, C96, C530, D11, D224, E140, E145, G110, H37, H414, J8, K79, M26, M550, P7-P14, S101, S693, °A8, °W32

• Paine, Life of (W. T. Sherwin), C74

• Paine, Life of Thomas (James Cheetham), C295

• Pains and Penalties (Laurence Housman), H368-H369

• Pakistan, motion picture censorship in, M374

• Paley, William S., M109, P15-P17

• Pall Mall Gazette (London), H421, S465

• Palmer, Frederick, F281, P21-P22

• Palmer, Thomas F., trial, C412, D11, P25-P27, R197

• Palmer raids, B109, C242, C244, M600, P305, R50, °M27. See also Espionage Act of 1917

• Panama Canal libel case, C644, E130, H376, I64, K88, L240, N176, R166, R231, S427, S458, W392-W393, °N8

• Pansies (D. H. Lawrence), L98, L100, N93

• Papa Hemingway (A. E. Hotchner), P175

• Paperback books: censorship of, A183, J43, R241, U127-U128, W41, W162, °J19

• Paradise, Calif., E35, M479, R214, °B9

• Paramount Film Distribution Corp. v. City of Chicago (1959), F203

• Paraphrase upon the New Testament, A (Richard Baxter), B123-B124

• Paraskos, Stass, °R11

• Parent, Etienne, trial, R291

• Parent Teachers Association: censorship pressures, H194

• Parental censorship, A140, B251, C335, C338, V14, W19, °L43

• Pareus, David, W206

• Paris Peace Conference, A73, A231, C185, C415, F76, U24

• Parker, Alton B. (Judge), G160

• Parker, Dorothy, P34, P364

• Parker, Edwin B., S10

• Parker, James, °L15

• Parker, W. H., °C48

• Parks, public: radical literature prohibited in, V34

• Parliament: freedom of speech in, H407;
  • libel of, C438, H416, C131, S653, S656, W293, W400, Z8

• --expulsion from: Asgill (John), A256;
  • Fry (John), F369;
  • Hall (Arthur), W400;
  • Wilkes (John), G287, P266, S73, W263, W266

• Parliamentary debate: broadcasting of, P68;
  • publication of, C564, D290, F207, F278, H69-H70, L210, N172, R248, S32, S73, S565, T87, W136, °M5

• Parmelee, Maurice, L101, P36

• Parnell (Elsie T. Shauffer), B559

• Parnell, Charles S., trial, G256, °R29

• Parodies, Hone's, H33-H337

• Parry, John, trial, V52

• Parton, James, N71, P42, W16

• Pasquin, Anthony, pseud. See Williams, John

• Passions Spin the Plot (Vardis Fisher), H198

• Patent medicine companies' influence on free press, M69

• Paterson, N.J., E153, N12

• Paterson, Thomas, trial, O96, P52-P53

• Paton, Alan, I49

• Patriot (magazine), P54, W230

• Patriotic organizations: censorship pressures from, B319, B456, D32, H194, M477, M479, M484, N75, N104, S617

• Patterson, Grove, A165, P58

• Patterson, Thomas (Sen.), trial, P59-P60

• Paul, James C. N., P64-P67, S195

• Paulus, John D., C165

• Peace and Union Recommended to the Associated Bodies of Republicans and Anti-Republicans (William Frend), F345

• Pearl Harbor: censorship of information about, T72

• Pearson, Charles, H337

• Pearson, Drew, C291

• Pearson's Magazine, H117

• Peck, James H. (Judge), S576

• Peek, Jedidiah, trial, S471

• Peel, Robert, B526

• Pegler, Westbrook, trial, D153, N190

• Peltier, Jean G., trial, B583, H414, P88, S503

• Penhallow, Mattie D., trial, W11

• Penn, William, E83, F34

• Pennekamp, John D., trial, B91, H386

• Pennsylvania: colonial censorship, K44, M116, R132, S188, °T3;
  • Commonwealth v. Blumenstein, B221, M154;
  • Commonwealth v. Gordon, B367, B369, F22, H424, K182, S466;
  • constitutional guarantees of press freedom, W197;
  • libel law, M174, N123, P96, S456-S457;
  • Moore (William) trial, R132;
  • motion picture censorship, B31, B96, B221, B549, E114, M43, M154, O6-O7, P92-P95, R310, T20, Y17;
  • obscenity law, L209;
  • Pennsylvania State Board of Censors (motion pictures), P92-P95, Y17;
  • public records law, B308

• Pennsylvania: Birthplace of a Nation (Sylvester K. Stevens), °A17

• Pennypacker, Samuel W. (Gov.), N123, P96, S456-S457

• Penry, John, trial, Pl59-Pl60, °M12

• Penteheff, Nicholas, F308, P98

• People (Ill.) v. Richard Franklin Speck (1966), °P23

• People (N. Y.) ex rel Sanger (1917), S48, S54

• People (N. Y.) v. Croswell (1804), C663, L89, L212, L216, M550

• People (N. Y.) v. Eastman (1907), E11, R167

• People (N. Y.) v. Finkelstein (1963), O18

• People (N. Y.) v. Holt, McBride & Co., et a!. (1922), A44, A229, B66, B257-B258, B545, C1, E128, H320, K11, P365

• People (N. Y.) v. Kennerley (1915), C127, L312

• People (N. Y.) v. Muller (1804), F213

• People (N. Y.) v. Richmond County News (1961), E134, N130

• People (N. Y.) v. Viking Press, et al. (1933), C6-C7

• Peoples of the USSR (film), B249

• Peoria (Ill.) Public Library: motion picture censorship, A153, B112, B226, B249

• Percy, Charles H., S302

• Periodical publications: controlling the reading of, B417;
  • Massachusetts Magazine Committee, C280;
  • monopoly control, M355;
  • objectionable (list), P323;
  • ownership law, B138;
  • responsibility in controversies, C467;
  • second-class mailing privileges, A121, A135, A247, A280-A283, B352, B500, B652, H404, M523, M526-M527, P71, P260, P267;
  • sex magazines, A182, B51, B53, B417, K80-K81, P213, R266, S574, U127-U128, V50, °K5, °W15;
  • World War I regulations, A106, C133, C181, C211, C217, G304, J99, K40, H175, S168.
  • See also Espionage Act of 1917;
  • Newspaper censorship;
  • Post Office censorship (United States)

• Perkins, Erasmus, W106-W107

• Perkins, Maxwell E., L76

• Perry, Bliss, C221, O93, P113

• Perry, James, B583, L26, P114

• Perry, Thomas R., trial, C35, C75, C91

• Personal Beauty and Sexual Science (J. Wesley Glasgow), G122, S418

• Perversion for Profit (film), P119

• Peteherine, Vladimir (Rev.), D246

• Peterson, Richard A., °C14

• Peterson, Theodore, P124-P125, S393

• Petit, Leo F. (Rev.), G8

• Peyton Place (Grace Metalious), B135, P75

• Phelps, William Lyon, P111, P145

• Philadelphia: Aurora, B4, D262, F41-F42, S470-S471;
  • Citizens Committee against Obscenity, U116;
  • Cobbett (William) trial, C406, N96, R85;
  • fair trial v. free press guidelines, °C3, °L35;
  • freedom of press, F120;
  • police seizure of books, B367, B369 F22, H424, K182, S466;
  • public library selection policies, B525, H307, T74-T75;
  • stage censorship, G208, M616, P238;
  • Times, M23

• Philanderer, The (Stanley Kauffmann), E62, K28, M89, S569, T54, W56

• Philanthropist, The, B280-B281, O58

• Philco Radio and Television Corp., C113

• Philippines, The: American military censorship, M204, M227;
  • El Renacimiento y Muling Pagsilang, J38;
  • freedom of the press in, F85, R140;
  • Insurrection (1899), S280;
  • Lady Chatterley's Lover, °B27;
  • obscenity, °B27

• Phillips, C. F., Jr., °H60

• Phillips, Charles, B175

• Phillips, Wendell, P151, T186

• Philopatris. See Blount, Charles

• Phoenix of the Solemn League and Convenant, The, L178

• Photocopying: copyright restrictions on, °A42, °G17, °J7, °K3, °U6-°U13

• Phonograph records: obscene, J67, U169

• Photographs, censored: anthropological, medical, nudes, M411-M412, S358-S359, S362;
  • childbirth, F6;
  • Manual Enterprises, Inc. v. Day, F59, F150, K182, O25, S190, T53, T150;
  • Obscene Publications Act of 1959 (Great Britain), O110;
  • Physical Culture, A9, I14, M67, M115, W76;
  • poverty pictures, C163;
  • Profile of America, D38;
  • Sunshine and Health, A135, B398, S284;
  • U.S. v. 31 Photographs, L93, P286;
  • World War II, F57

• Photographs, right to take: of unwilling subjects, B341, D49, H447, M218, R273, S384, S561, °C27, °D36, °G37, °S30, °V5, °W12

• Photography: freedom of, M217-M218;
  • libel by, °B36, °D36, °G37, °V5

• --courtroom: Colorado courts, H292, Q6, T51, °J6;
  • courthouse area, C592, S718, W312;
  • Estes (Billie Sol) trial, G102, S737, °A20, °A36-°A37, °D25, °H5;
  • Hauptmann (Bruno R.) trial, B237, °R6;
  • Illinois survey, C132;
  • infra red, R91;
  • law, °C18;
  • Oklahoma survey, °L11;
  • Pennsylvania survey, H288;
  • prohibition of, B58, B237, B341, B586, B590-B591, B594, C126, C577-C578, D13, F175, F306, L218, M354, M592, T28, W61, W345, Y12, °B26, °K8, °O7, °S30;
  • radio and television, B58, B237, B309, B594, C126, D13, F175, G132, H292, J118, M354, O44, Q6, R189, R202, S577, S718, S737, S750, T7, T28, T51, °B40, °D26

• Physical Culture, A9, I14, M67-M68, S124, S136, W76

• Piekett, Gwendolyn, E133

• Pickus, Albert M., G274

• Pierson, Joseph, U154

• Pierson, W. Theodore, P163-P165, °K2

• Pigott, Richard, trial, S700

• Pillsbury, Parker, H242, P168

• Pilpel, Harriet F., P170-P178, S663, °U8

• Pinchott, Amos, S570

• Pinero v. Goodlake (1867), P180

• Pinkney, William, S503

• Pinky (film), L29, S445, W47, °O11

• Pisanus Fraxi, pseud. See Ashbee, Henry Spencer

• Pittsburgh: newspaper coverage of steel strike, 1919-20, I41

• Place, Francis, E147, K79, O81, P187-P191, R178, W39, W230, °F32

• Plastic Age, The (Percy Marks), B412

• Platform, The (Henry L. Jephson), J49

• Playboy philosophy, H185-H186, M578, °G16, °H25-°H26, °M66

• Plea for the Non-Conformist, A (Thomas DeLaune), D89-D91

• Pleasants, Julian, °E48

• Ploscowe, Morris, P110

• Pocklington, John, trial, P210, S123

• Poe, Edgar Allan, D74

• Poe v. Ullman (1961), K182

• Poet-meat, N196, °C54

• Poland: freedom of the press, C170, C228

• Police censorship, Great Britain, G72, H124, P218

• --United States: C210, S704;
  • Boston, B412, B454, B620, C352, D2, G203, M38, M278, S35, S112, S370, U116;
  • Chicago, C310-C311, C532, F39, G6, G87, M327, N151, S5;
  • Columbus, Ohio, A205;
  • Detroit, L48, U127, W198;
  • Philadelphia, B367, B369, F22, H424, K182, S466;
  • satire on, P219.
  • See also New England Watch and Ward Society;
  • New York Society for the Suppression of Vice

• Police Gazette, D33

• Police power of state: control advertising, F348;
  • postal clause of Constitution, C698;
  • religious liberty and, P283;
  • restrain obscene publications, E41, F348

• Polish People's Publishing Co., S160

• Polish Review, H95

• Political broadcast. See Radio and television broadcasting (United States)

• Political expression: freedom for, B403, C171, C688, E87, E90, F47, F69-F70. See also Freedom of the press, United States

• Political Letters (William Carpenter), C102, F33

• Political parties, libel action by, P64

• Political Register, Cobbett's Weekly, C405, C407-C408, C411

• Political subsidies to newspapers, B196

• Pollak, Felix, Y25

• Pollak, Louis H., °Y1

• Pollock, Theodora, O48

• Polly (Colley Cibber), F375

• Polynesian, The, J22

• Ponsonby, S. C. B., G244

• Pooley, Thomas, trial, B614

• Poor and unlearned, corruption of, K149

• Poor Man's Guardian, B60, L302, °H35

• Pope, James S., A165, F306-F307, H390, P239-P244, U60 U170

• Pope, The, Chief of White Slavers (Jeremiah J. Crowley), M283

• Porcupine's Gazette, C406, C410, N96, R85

• Pornography: C620-C621, E64, H238, H445, K186, K199-K200, L99-L101, L155, P213, S22, Y25, °G8, °G12, °G14, H20, °H26, °J2;
  • airport sales, P40;
  • atavistic revolution, °S6;
  • bawdy and ribald versus, C470, M269;
  • bibliography, A257-A260, C106, C397, C620-C621, D70, G115, M178, R245, S22, °G12;
  • "bookleggers," B570, K3;
  • Brentford (Lord) on, B496, F224, P247;
  • burlesque of, L159;
  • California legislative report, C17;
  • California survey of, L356;
  • changing nature, °W1;
  • church's role against, A93-A94, B459, C62-C63, C609-C610, F241, G35, M445-M446, O46, P179, S311-S315, S546, S739, T9, V25, Y70, W34, W62, °R20, °S57, S64;
  • classification of, K186, K199;
  • Cloven Hoof, The, C646;
  • community action against, A236, A239, C541, C680, K36, K58, K206, M577, M579, P179, P193, P226, P249, R107, S211, W53, W73, W145, °A30, °R20;
  • contradictory fears, G182;
  • defends freedom for, A84, A88, C470, F153, G85, G172, H448, M586, S153, S158, S180-S181, S364, Y25, °M23-°M24;
  • early American, °B360;
  • Edinborough (Arnold) on, E28-E30;
  • effect of;
  • B42, B540, C4, E73, G64, H205, H293, I3, J12, K36, K42, K102, K186, K221, P119, P121, P248, P264, S270, W139-W144, °A29, °G2, °H26, °V4, °W8;
  • Elliott (George P.) on, E64;
  • England, investigation of trade in, G246;
  • examples of, A258-A260, G115, K199, °G8, °G12;
  • Fanny Hill as, C341;
  • Fiedler (Leslie) on, F97, °D12;
  • French and American attitudes reversed, °W1;
  • Girodias (Maurice) on, A83, G116-G119, M578, °G18-°G19;
  • Goodman (Paul) on, G172;
  • Gorer(Geoffrey) on, G182;
  • history, H445, L155, L358, M177-M178, T29, °G8, °G12, °M23;
  • homosexual nihilism in, E64, N125;
  • House of Representatives investigations of, C150, D132, G53, G198, H365, M603, U57, U110-U112,U114-U121, U124, U127-U128, W163;
  • hysteria over, not justified, L9;
  • Janeway (Elizabeth) on, °D12;
  • Larrabee (Eric) on, L50-L52;
  • Lawrence (D. H.) on, F224, L97-L101, P247;
  • legal control, °K25;
  • L'Escole des Filles, F251, °T6;
  • less dangerous than censorship, H205, Y25, °G2;
  • liberal v. puritan zealots, E64;
  • libraries and, °C49, °G3, °M47-°M48;
  • limited censorship needed, °K25, °V4;
  • limited literary value, °B14, °B17;
  • literary genre, °M23-°M24;
  • literature versus, A12, B365, B459, C334, D51, F151, I76, K102, M101, M140, S201, S204 T172, V35, °C49, °H20, °H44;
  • Luce (Clare Booth) on, °L43;
  • mailing lists, °D6;
  • Mannes (Marya) on, M168, °D12;
  • Molz (Kathleen) on, °M47-°M48;
  • motion pictures, M374, S187, °K13;
  • New York commission, °C14, °N10;
  • newsstand survey, °W15;
  • obscenity and erotica v., C270, H445, H448, K199, L52, L99-L101, M571, S684, Y25;
  • Olympia Press, A83, C270, C421, G116-G119, K186, P245;
  • "paper tiger," °G2;
  • personal not legal matter, M586, °K22;
  • police officials on, M437, P264, °A29;
  • political instrument, F91;
  • pro and con, W18;
  • production of, °C347, C349, G118-G119, K36, M3, °A30, °S32;
  • publishers criticized, M168;
  • research needed, J12, K42, R104;
  • Rosset (Barney) on, °D12;
  • sadism encouraged by suppression of erotica, C470, G172;
  • Sehechner (Richard)
  • on, °S6;
  • Senate investigations of, K42, U176, U179;
  • social implications of, C62-C63, C470, K80-K81, K221, L52, M593, S139, S546;
  • social utility of, A245, C470, F251, G182, °C14, °G12;
  • sold to children, C300, H140, H395, M152;
  • tests and standards, A189, B528, C310, F233, F235, L93, L320, L328-L330, M85, O18, P89, P251, P264, R161, S124, S133, S139, S153-S154, S172-S173, S175, T53-T54, °K25;
  • Victorian England, °M23;
  • Women's Club, General Federation of, campaign, against, M360, M579;
  • Women's magazines contain, I74;
  • Young (Wayland) on, Y25.
  • See also Obscenity

• Pornography and Obscenity (D. H. Lawrence): L99;
  • E. M. Forster on, F224;
  • Havelock Ellis on, E70

• Pornography and the Law (Phyllis and Eberhard Kronhausen), B489, D7, K199

• "Pornopolitics," F91

• "Pornotopia," °M23-°M24

• Port Huron decision of FCC, A276, B59, B211, B241, C690, D83, F208-F209, F295, F308, F349, G136, L360, M383, M511, S446, S578, T7, T90, U84, U88, U93-U94, U98, U138-U142, U147-U148, °D14

• Porter, Paul, B208

• Porter, William A., H225

• Portland, Ore.: motion picture ordinance, O6;

• obscene literature, W72

• Portugal: freedom of the press, C228

• Post, Louis F., F168, P259-P263, P343, S182

• Post Office censorship (Great Britain): broadcasting programs, G234;
  • World War I, A79, C149, G216-G220 G249, G257, H215, H254, N109, S443;
  • World War II, E4, G215

• Post Office censorship (South Africa), B155

• Post Office censorship (United States): K2, N63, P66, P265, R143, R208, S404;
  • abolitionist literature, C16, E12, N219, P208, S69-S70, °J1, °N8, °W33;
  • advertising control, A280-A283, C521, F348;
  • Agitator, F246, S131, S168;
  • American Civil Liberties Union, A121, A124, A135, °M27;
  • anarchist publications, B375, M526, P368, U126;
  • Appeal to Reason, B502, S82, S168, W67, °W9;
  • Atkinson (Wilmer) on, A280-A283;
  • birth control information, M528, R182, S46, S50, S53, S761, U160;
  • Bull, The, O65-O66;
  • censor discusses problems, J77, K4;
  • Civil War, U46-U47, U207;
  • communist publications, C486, D241, F3, G195, G270, M481, R135, S194-S195, S511, U113, U118, °H59;
  • Comstock Act, A127, B187-B192, B550, C491, C495-C496, C685, E137, F189, F191, F193, H102, H370, H449, J13, N67-N68, N71-N74, N134, P66, R208, S128, S144, T197-T198, W15-W17, W23;
  • constitutional right, W124;
  • court decisions, N63, P66, R208, S122, T1, T31, T61, T84;
  • criticism of postal officials results in, L226;
  • due process, C703;
  • Espionage Act power, B640, C182, L23, M613, P303, R106, U168, °P5, °S7;
  • Esquire, A135, A247, B500, C234, E150-E151, H297, J37, K182, L395, M117, N147, P172, W12, °M27;
  • favors, C491, C494, C496, H427;
  • federal statutes B46, N218, P65-P67, R205-R208, T61, T84, W124;
  • Gronouski (John A.) on, G299;
  • history, C691, D122, E166, M155, P66, R143, R208, W279;
  • House of Representatives investigations, G53, G198, M155, U110-U121, U123-U124, U126-U128;
  • inspection service, M155;
  • Kreutzer Sonata, F162, F165, K191, T174;
  • Lady Chatterley's Lover, B602, G303, K27, K182, L100, M29, M106, M181, M514, P177, °M37;
  • Lewis (Edward) case, L226, M523, P260;
  • libelous matter, D19, U123;
  • Liber's (Dr) sex book, L244;
  • lotteries, C491, C691, R23, T84;
  • Lucifer, the Light Bearer, F213, F289, H100-H101, H103, H434, J13, L378, N170, P262-P263, S166, S182, S254, W15;
  • Madden (Edwin C.), criticism of, M526;
  • mail frauds, C491, C691 T84, U114;
  • mail permit denied or revoked, A135, A247, A280-A283, B352, B500, E150-E151, H297, H404, K182, L395, M117, M523, M526-M527, N147, P71, P172, P260, P267, R106, U207, W12, W91;
  • Manual Enterprises v. Day, F59, F150, K182, O25, S190, T53, T150, °C18;
  • Masses, C176, D95, E8-E10, R59, S168, T171, U34, °O12;
  • Metropolitan Magazine, B352;
  • Milwaukee Leader, B110, C190, C242, C244, C254, F270, P298, U130, Y11;
  • Nation, The, N13;
  • National Council on Freedom from Censorship on, N58, N60, N63-N64;
  • National Liberal League on, W71-W74;
  • newspaper publicity law, R205;
  • obscenity, A135, A247, B500, C234, C300, C496, C691, D84, D101-D103, E150-E151, G96, G198, H102, H395, L10, L155, L395, M64, M67-M68, M85, M117, O17, O23, P65-P67, P172, S98, S155, S194, S440, S714-S716, U111-U112, U114-U121, U124, U128, U176, U182, W12, W15-W16, W91, W164, Z19, °P14;
  • One, Inc. v. Olesen, G284, O83, S261;
  • opposition to, B88, F189, F191, F193, M526-M529, P259-P260, P262-P263, P265, P343, R79, S122, T31, W15-W17;
  • Penhallow (Mattie D.) trial, W11;
  • police power, C698;
  • pornography to children, C300, H140, H395, M152;
  • privacy of the mail, °S23;
  • procedures for, M333;
  • Putnam (George H.) on, P362;
  • Questione Sociale, La, B375;
  • radical publications, C424, C496, M481, M526, P368, U126, W10;
  • Revolutionary Age, A121, R217;
  • Roth (Samuel) on, R271;
  • Roth v. U.S., B79, C68, F153, F351, H17, K14, K92, K182, L3, L270, M155, N69, T25, T30, °C45, °H45, °M18, °N8, °S15;
  • Saturday Review, C598;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S122, S124, S134, S140, S155, S160, S168;
  • science harassed by, °D34;
  • seizure at home delivery, P355;
  • Senate investigations, U176, U179;
  • sex education, F189-F191, F193, H100-H103, H240-H243 P259, P297, W10;
  • "snooping" protested, M150, S134;
  • Social Democrat (Oklahoma), S168;
  • Social Evil in Chicago, C315, V36;
  • Social Justice, H160;
  • socialist publications, B47, J63, P268, S168;
  • Sokolsky (George) on, S511;
  • soldiers' reading, S7;
  • Studio, The, W179;
  • Sunshine and Health, A135, B398, B284;
  • Traubel (Horace L.) on, T174;
  • Truth Seeker, B187-B192, H408, M52-M53, S140, S612, T197-T198;
  • U.S. v. Dennett, A124, D102-D103, E6, E99, E113, G204, H72, M220-M221, R178, R302, S284;
  • Up the Divide, S168;
  • Volne Listy, G144;
  • Wakeman (Thaddeus B.), W15-W17;
  • Webster (Daniel) on, W105;
  • Wilmans (Helen) case, B632;
  • Woman Rebel, S46, S50, S53, S168, W355;
  • Woman's Farm Journal, M523;
  • Worker's Voice, G143;
  • World War I, B109-B110, B640, C182, C190, C254, H87, J63, L23, M613, N13, N124, O65-O66, P298, P303, R106, R207, S7, S354, S612, S763, U34, U168, °P5, °S7;
  • World War II, L142, V17;
  • Young Pioneer, R217;
  • Young Worker, R217

• Postage stamp commemorating freedom of the press, C49

• Postcards, obscene, N180, P264

• Posters and placards, objectionable: Great Britain, C562

• Potocki, Count, of Montalk, C620, P269

• Potter, Dan M. (Rev.), P104

• Pound, Ezra: J110, P271;
  • Bollinger Prize controversy, C122, H268;
  • censorship by publishers and printers, G21;
  • poems omitted from Random House anthology, C233

• "Power Game, The," °G36

• Powys, John Cowper, M47

• Poynter, Nelson P., I2

• Preminger, Otto, M553, S262

• Premise, The (play), F160

• Prensa, La, M416, P73

• Press associations. See News service, monopoly in Press Council (Canada): proposal for, °A5

• Press Council (Great Britain), B72, B107, G221, G252, G255, G271, I47, N102, T32, °C28, °L23, °T1

• Press Council (United States) proposed, M607, P142, R235

• Press councils (other countries), I47, S460, °J22

• Press freedom. See Freedom of the press

• Press Independence and Critical Ability Index (PICA), °L41-°L42

• Pressure groups, censorship by: A51-A52, A76, B62, B75, B109, B319, B522, C286, C320, E59, F21, G290-G291, O90, W279, °B34, °S39;
  • ACLU statement, A120;
  • Authors League of America statement, A296;
  • limit of tolerance, W322;
  • minority groups, A177, B564, B576, D256, F238, F252-F253, H310, I60, M461, M507, N104, O90, P110, R83, R119, S86, S187, S445, S599, W222;
  • New York, Association of the Bar of the City of, statement, A275;
  • patriotic groups, B319, B456, H194, M477, M479, M484, N75, N104, S617;
  • Seldes (George) on, °S19-°S20.
  • See also American Legion;
  • Daughters of the American Revolution;
  • Legion of Decency, National;
  • National Office for Decent Literature;
  • New England Watch and Ward Society

• Price, Byron, A139, M549, P307-P314, U224

• Priestley, J. B., P317-P318, °J10, °P21

• Priestley, Joseph, E82, P18, P319

• Principles of Government (Sir William Jones), C60, S341-S342

• Principles of Nature (Elihu Palmer), B126, C87, C89, L302, P20, T202, W83

• Pringle, Henry F., M47, P321-P322, °P22

• Printers: censorship by, F326, J58, L19, M83, S25;
  • liability for publication, L239, P275, °J10

• Printers, arrest of: Dover (Simon), D229, T220;
  • Sharpe and Payne (1724), T192;
  • Spottiswoode & Co., L239

• Printing trade, regulation of. See Licensing of printing (Great Britain)

• Prior restraint doctrine, E86, H353, R98. See also First Amendment (U.S. Constitution)

• Prison: books written in, C82-C83, C85-C86, D79, L42, L273, L277, L279, M455

• --censorship: N217;
  • Farrell (James) on, F24;
  • libraries, S764;
  • Minneapolis, C195

• Private Life of Helen of Troy (John Erskine), H189

• Privacy, right of: E135, F309, H43, H283, N191, S381, S746, T34, W68, W285, Y7-Y8, Z4, °D22, °H10, °H19, °R17, °R23-°R24, °S23, °W12;
  • Acquino v. Bulletin Co., °S61;
  • advertising and, T34;
  • American Civil Liberties Union, °M27;
  • bibliography, L31;
  • British v. American, °Y2;
  • California law, °P19;
  • case for, S441;
  • codes of various countries, °R23;
  • computers, °W12;
  • court cases, F66, J52, P171, S759, T61, °B8, °D5;
  • criticism of press, B557, C454, D62;
  • dead person, A240, B197, B294, K72, L241, °R16;
  • electronic eavesdropping, B289, Y30, °D2, °W12;
  • Ernst (Morris L.) on, E113, E135;
  • false but nondefamatory, °K23;
  • fiction portrayal, °K23, °P1;
  • Fifth Amendment v. First Amendment, B370, R216;
  • First Amendment and, °S37;
  • France, °R23;
  • Henry v. Barrymore Theatre Corp., P175;
  • Hill v. Hayes and Time, Inc., P171;
  • history, E135, K1, N191, °H14, °H43;
  • invasion by mass media, B498, J52, K97, Z4, °D2, °H10, °W12;
  • Jacova v. Southern Radio and Television Co., °M4;
  • legal concept, E135, H105, K1, S746, W68;
  • legal handbook, A267, A271, L291, S213, S562, T61, W348;
  • Leverton v. Curtis Publishing Co., °M13;
  • libel laws and, A25;
  • mails, °S23;
  • medical news, °E6;
  • model statute, °Y2;
  • New York law, °H14, °H43;
  • newspaper photographs invasion of, B341, D49, H447, M218, R273, S384, S561, °C27, °D36, °G37, °S30, °V5, °W12;
  • newsworthy information prohibited, °B8;
  • Nizer (Louis) on, N191;
  • Pilpel (Harriet) on, P170-P171;
  • Press Council (Great Britain), B107;
  • Priestley (J. B.) on, P318;
  • psychological testing, °W12;
  • public interest factor, °M13;
  • radio and television, B289, B634, C679, E94, O95, S384, S510, S513, °D9, °D11, °K26, °M4, °M62, °P11, °S31, °W12;
  • Reed v. Real Detective Publishing Co., °S63;
  • Sidis v. F-R Publishing Co., °B8;
  • South Africa, °R23;
  • stage play, P175;
  • Sweden, °R23;
  • unsolicited mail violates, G12;
  • Virginia law, C126;
  • Warren (Samuel D.) and Brandeis (Louis D.) on, W68, °H19, °H43;
  • Williams (Francis) on, W285

• Privileged communications. See Reporters, privileged relations with news source

• Proclamation Society (London), S508, °T7

• Proctor, Arthur H437

• Proctor, Thomas W., N116

• Profile of America (Emily Davie), D38

• Profumo, John, case, R269

• Prohibited books. See Banned books

• Prohibition (alcoholic beverages) and censorship, C180, C305, S330

• Prompter, The, C84, P331

• Propaganda and censorship: A51-A52, B219, D213, F236, L70, L80, L308, M96, P143, S377, Y20, °S39 °S41;
  • bibliography, L71, S453, Y22;
  • disclosure legislation, D207;
  • hate propaganda in Canada, °C5, °G40;
  • instrument of national psychology, P320;
  • international curbs, H67, U27, W215-W217, °B42, °F3, °H18, °L6, °L13, °M31, °N13, °O3, °V3, °V8, °W17;
  • protection of individual against, L129;
  • psychotherapy, P332;
  • totalitarian and quasi- totalitarian states, R142;
  • USSR on war propaganda, °B42;
  • World War I, S407, °L3;
  • World War II, °S41

• Propaganda in libraries, schools: college and university libraries, H278, N179, V18;
  • Communist works, classification of, M581;
  • Communist works not a menace, K162;
  • dangers of, H278;
  • labeling, B226, B249, K60, K70, M249, M264, S276, S480;
  • "left-wing" bias charged, C92, C581, G181, M468, M488;
  • minority protection, O53;
  • obligation to provide, C398, F47, M575, P147, S491, T110, °W20;
  • obligation to reject false, C93, J23, O53, S93;
  • Philbrick (Herbert A.) on, P147;
  • radical publications justified, B295, M575;
  • "right wing" bias charged, J105;
  • "right wing" pressures on, M45;
  • selection of, A176, A261, B286, D180, M264;
  • Soviet bias films, B112;
  • young people, protection of, T93.
  • See also Library Bill of Rights;
  • Library book selection policies

• Property: disparagement of, S477

• Prospect before Us, The (James T. Callender), C23

• Protestantism, product of free discussion W297

• Proud, C. James, F307

• Providence, R.I., Public Library, S329

• Provincetown Review, J117, R198, W58

• Prynne, William: K124, L30, W352;
  • Baker (Sir Richard) response, B27;
  • Histrio-Mastix, L362, P339, T95;
  • play, W278;
  • portrait of, P340;
  • trial for seditious libel, B106, D72, G39, H41, L74, P340-P342, R299, S33, S123

• Public documents: copyrighting of, B593, L147, S102

• Public libraries: access to, A152, G4, M451, M482-M483, W6

• --Australia: New South Wales censorship policy in, D280, L258;
  • responsibility to combat censorship, D277

• --Canada: censorship in, D67, D276, P255

• --Great Britain, censorship in: D287, I68, L255, P345;
  • betting news, P149;
  • Circulating Libraries Association, B21, B184, B396, C343-C344, E136, G187, H127, J24, L310, L312, M491-M493, N105, P276, S419, S498, T49, V69;
  • Communist propaganda, J23;
  • Croyden, P337;
  • defamation liability of librarian, G57;
  • Library Association statement on, B516;
  • mental coddling opposed in, B610;
  • pressures against "immoral" books, C626;
  • "restricted" shelf in, B604;
  • self-imposed censorship in, °D13, °Y3;
  • sex books in, P211, T104;
  • Tom Jones, D1;
  • vicious v. frank expression, B609;
  • whimsical essay on censorship in, C298

• - Ireland: censorship in, B575, E33

• - United States, censorship in: A150-A151, B141, C100, D240, D242, D283, F67, F169, L261, M40, M125-M127, M306-M308, M469, R239, S74, S285, S692, W385, °L27, °M53;
  • ACLU statement on, A116;
  • action committees to combat censorship in, A224;
  • adult fiction, F96, O105;
  • Allegheny, Pa., F96;
  • Baldwin (James) books, K106;
  • Baltimore (Enoch Pratt), S394;
  • Bartlesville, Okla., M458, O61, R239, S445, S660, °B21;
  • Belleville, Ill., G7, M37;
  • benign necessity, D15;
  • Birch (John) Society, °F25;
  • Blanshard (Paul) books, Z13;
  • Boston censorship in, C165, H392-H394, K122-K123, M38, N127, R239, W37, W160;
  • Boitwiek (Arthur) on, B414, W171 ;
  • Brennan (Justice William J., Jr.) on censorship in, B493;
  • Brookiville, Fla., C165, P100;
  • Broun (Heywood) on censorship in, B546;
  • Burbank, Calif., S480;
  • California, C134, M140, M462, M478;
  • California survey, F134;
  • Carnegie libraries, L260;
  • ease study of censorship in (fictional), B235, M214;
  • challenge to librarians, R203;
  • Chicago, censorship in, H281, M37, P55, R190;
  • children's books, B576, D216, E148, V64;
  • classification in, M448;
  • combating pressures for censorship in, A116, A284, B223, B227-B228, B342, B357, B377, C100, C112, C135, C574, C674, D17, D98, D201, E85, F343, G276, H20, J107, K19, L5, L160, M40, M129, M248, P246, R6, R243, S394, Y21;
  • Communist propaganda, A261, C93, F47, K60, K122-K123, K162, M581, P147, S276, W31, °F23;
  • controversial materials in, B285, B501, F215, J6, L265, M264, M454, N221, T39, L14, V63;
  • counterattack censorship with good books, C574;
  • Dana (John Cotton) on, D15;
  • decency in literature, B499, D199, H392-H394, M473, W155, W173;
  • defense fund needed, G18;
  • Dictionary of American Slang, H94, K113-K114, M140;
  • Eisenhower (Pres. Dwight D.) on censorship in, E53;
  • Evans (Luther) on censorship in, E159-E160;
  • Fairfax County, Va., F10, N75;
  • faith in reader, F215, H304;
  • Farmingdale, N.Y., D231;
  • favors, D199, H392-H394, P107;
  • Fisher (Vardis) on censorship in, F131 ;
  • foreign language books, censorship in, A106;
  • Free Press Association statement on censorship in (1827), F285;
  • Galion, Ohio, C165, R239;
  • Garwood (Justice W. St-John) on censorship in, G50;
  • Glasgow (Ellen) on censorship in, G121;
  • Guthrie (A. B.) on censorship in, G315;
  • Huckleberry Finn, V64;
  • Illinois, M37;
  • Index Librorum Prohibitorum, F148;
  • Jones (Howard M.) on censorship in, J94;
  • judicial opinions, R12;
  • Kansas City, censorship in, W221;
  • Kennan (George F.) on censorship in, K60;
  • labeling as censorship in, A143, B112, F47, M249, M264, M448, S276, S480;
  • legal position of librarians on censorship in, D82, G10, G15, G18, J60;
  • liberal conspiracy charged, E38, G181, °F25;
  • libertarian views challenged, G8;
  • literature on censorship in (statistics), S414;
  • Long Beach, Calif., C453;
  • Los Angeles, B230, M358;
  • Massachusetts, B193;
  • Miami Great Decisions program, M477;
  • Milam (Carl) on censorship in, M329;
  • Mississippi, C653;
  • motion pictures, A153, B112, B226, B249, H307, N75;
  • Mt. Lebanon, Pa., C165, R239;
  • neutral in ideological conflict on, V63;
  • New City, N.Y., censorship in, M466, S489;
  • New Hampshire survey, G9;
  • New York, S78;
  • Newark, V41;
  • North Carolina, censorship in, T12;
  • Peoria, Ill., A153, B112, B226, B249;
  • Philbrick(Herbert A.) on censorship in, P147;
  • policy statements on censorship in, A142, D281, F343, G268, S88, S394;
  • political pressures for censorship in, S543;
  • pressure groups, B434, B452, C135, C453, C693, D178, D267, F55, K76, K168, L4, M40, M328, M358, P6, S479, °M53;
  • progressive thought and social change, B501;
  • propaganda threat, C93;
  • Providence, censorship in, S329;
  • public defense of librarians urged, G276;
  • publicity in combating, B232;
  • radical right C453, H94, K113-K114, M45, M490, °F23;
  • research needed, R127;
  • "restricted shelf," B52, B166, B285, B434, B604, F47, F31, F157, R190;
  • Richardson (Ernest C.) on censorship in, R127;
  • Riverside, Calif., censorship in, T96;
  • role of librarian, C670, D85, J94, K136, W38, W153;
  • Rorty (James) on censorship in, R239;
  • Rothrock (Mary V.) on censorship in, W171;
  • rural libraries, censorship in, J89;
  • safeguarding public mind, G265, H262;
  • San Antonio, Tex., censorship in, C165, C653, H49, H64, M248, R239, W31;
  • San Francisco, censorship in, P107;
  • Santa Barbara, Calif., censorship in, M465;
  • satire on, F131;
  • Sayers (Frances C.) on censorship in, S78;
  • segregating collections, B285, U4;
  • selection committee as buffer, K125;
  • self-imposed, A47, B65, B151, B166, B414, B499, B501, C100, C693, D85, D178, F134, G9, M447, W153, W155, W173;
  • Tropic of Cancer, L257, M471, S329;
  • trustees' role, A68, D244, J75, W339;
  • Wallace (Irving) on, W38;
  • wartime, V18, W340;
  • Wizard of Oz, et a!., D216, E148;
  • Worchester, Mass., censorship in, W387;
  • Wright (Richard) on censorship in, W405;
  • Wright (Willard H.) on censorship in, W171, W408;
  • Yust (William F.) on censorship in, Y31.
  • See also Children's reading, censorship of;
  • Library book selection policies;
  • School library censorship

• Public meetings, press access to: H439, M62, M369;
  • California, J50; electronic
  • coverage, F51, F306;
  • Florida, C31, N166;
  • Great Britain, P32, W186;
  • Massachusetts, P195;
  • Missouri, R138;
  • Nebraska, P234;
  • Ohio, F307, S413;
  • Wisconsin, R111, S591, S708

• Public Morality Council (London), L340, M506, M555, S508, °T7

• Public Morals Conference (London), L341

• Public officials, libel of: B631, C669, I64, K104, N212, Y6;
  • candidate for office, S476;
  • Commonwealth (Mass.) v. Harper, H106;
  • libel v. sedition, P257;
  • New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, B9, D153, D218, E162, F122, F315, K15, L397, M21, M123, N114, P83, P222, S603, T137, V39, °A3, °B29, °C16, °C36, °D7-°D8, °F15, °H8, °J15, °J20, °N8, °P8-°P9, °Y5;
  • wartime, F202

• Public officials: withholding of news by, F81, I50. See also News, management of (United States)

• Public opinion: control of, K128, S468;
  • polls on freedom of the press, C64, P294, S624. See also News, management of (United States)

• Public records, right of access to: Canada, °R25

• --Great Britain: A24, B526, K68, S485;
• fifty-year rule, J14, W90;
  • Official Secrets Act, B601, M208-M210, N80, R183;
  • World War II documents, F154, J14, W90

• --United States: A10, B34, B266, C656-C659, F306, H80, H204, J53, J85-J86, M194, M266, M410, M420, M423-M425, M601, M605, N168, R77-R78, R280-R282, S89, °G32;
  • ACLU investigation, R3;
  • American Society of Newspaper Editors Committee on, B572;
  • bibliography, S755;
  • California, J50, M532, P155, °H24, H29;
  • conflict of public and private interest, C666;
  • Congressional investigation, H203, M418, M533, U60-U83, U163, U167, U170-U172;
  • court records, C657, F309, F334, K108;
  • Cross (Harold F.) on, C655-C659;
  • executive papers, power to withhold from Congress, B567, C655, F63, F309, M342, M395, M420, M423-M425, M601, P48, S91, U60-U70, U72-U73, U75, L181, U171-U172, U18;
  • federal records, C657, F308, M601, N165, P155, P157, R30, R213, S90, S434, S672;
  • Florida, C31, N166;
  • Freedom of Information Act, 1967, K24, °M45, °U4;
  • handbook on, C657;
  • Hennings (Sen. Thomas C.) on, H202-H204, S251;
  • historian, S32;
  • history, M342;
  • juvenile court records, °H19;
  • local records, C657, J106, R77-R78;
  • Long Island State Park Commission, N168;
  • Missouri, R138;
  • Mollenhoff (Clark R.) on, M417-M425;
  • Nebraska, P234;
  • North Dakota, C105, F362;
  • Ohio, F307, S413;
  • Pennsylvania, B308;
  • personnel records, °H19;
  • Pope (James S.) on, F306, P239-P244;
  • Security and Exchange Commission, °F22;
  • Sigma Delta Chi committee, N167-N168, S405;
  • tax lists, W390;
  • U.S. statement to U.N., U215;
  • welfare records, °H19;
  • Wisconsin survey, S591.
  • See also News, management of (United States);
  • Security restrictions on news

• Public utilities pressures on press and textbooks, G307

• Publicity v. secrecy in government, R280-R282

• Publick Occurrances, both Foreign and Domestick, F217, H109, M427, M560, P28

• Publishers and publishing: censorship charged, S553;
  • code opposed, L6,L11-L12, U122, W163;
  • declaratory judgment against book, P176;
  • Farewell to Arms expurgated, M301;
  • free enterprise and diversity, G312;
  • freedom to read statement, A154, T213;
  • Great Britain, 1551-1700, R268;
  • legal battles costly, C333;
  • "long arm" jurisdiction, °L39;
  • Malthusian principles (satire), H382, J4, L148;
  • Melcher (Frederic G.) on, M279;
  • monopoly denied, M279;
  • National Association of Book Publishers on censorship, N15;
  • obligation to fight censorship, D186, G72, S695;
  • obligation to publish controversial works, B291;
  • paperbacks, J43, R241, W41, W162-W163;
  • responsibility under obscenity law, P258;
  • self-censorship recommended, B137;
  • Strange Fruit decision protested, P350;
  • Unwin (Sir Stanley) on, U234

• Puerto Rico: fair trial v. free press, F9;
  • obscenity law, °A33

• Pulliam, Eugene S., U170

• Pulpit, right of press to criticize, L27

• Purdin, Lois, C165

• Puritan Revolution. See Levellers

• Puritanism as a literary force: M500;
  • Meneken (H. L.) on, M287;
  • Russell (Bertrand) on, R300, R303;
  • Schroeder (Theodore A.) on, S152;
  • Walker (Edwin C.) on, W25.
  • See also Morality and literature;
  • Sex expression in literature

• Purity movement and freedom of the press, M290, S143-S144

• Pusey, William A., S56

• Putnam, George, trial, T205

• Putnam, George H., C505, P358-P363

• Putnam, Samuel, R179

• Pynchon, William, S598, °P25

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