R

• Race relations and censorship, C125, M507, S645, °B6. See also Negroes

• Races of Mankind (Ruth Benedict and Gene Weltfish), R122

• Radical Left publications: Canada, C199, S203;
  • Congressional investigations, D46, U113, U131;
  • criminal libel laws against, K87, W169;
  • fear of, J107, P305, V12;
  • Lusk bills (New York), B134;
  • publicity and education, °S41;
  • Rand School case, N86-N88, R17;
  • Revolutionary Radicalism (New York), N129;
  • satire on, D108;
  • techniques of suppression, P305;
  • Tenney Committee (California), B78;
  • Un-American Activities Committee, U131;
  • U.S. Customs, C259, G195;
  • Villard, Oswald G., V44.
  • See also Communist propaganda;
  • Propaganda in libraries, schools;
  • Seditious libel;
  • Textbooks;
  • United States Information Agency libraries

• Radical press, Great Britain, 19th Century: A268-A269, K79, R36, R247;
  • Black Dwarf, The, B298, K79, W230, W376-W377;
  • Cap of Liberty, W230;
  • Champion, T67-T70, W230;
  • Reformists' Register, R70;
  • Republican, The, R96, W230;
  • Sherwin's Political Register, C87, C89, R96

• Radical Right: censorship pressures from, C453, M45, M490. See also Communist propaganda;
  • John Birch Society;
  • Propaganda in libraries, schools;
  • Textbooks

• Radio and television broadcasting (Australia): censorship, B38;
  • political broadcasts, A291-A292

• Radio and television broadcasting (Canada): censorship, F279, G282, M440, S43;
  • Committee on Broadcasting, °C4;
  • controversial issues, B277, M440;
  • creative initiative, °W7;
  • crime and violence, °W13;
  • equality with press, P192;
  • government controls necessary, S41, S44;
  • nationalization favored, S564;
  • Royal Commission study, C39, M28, R93

• Radio and television broadcasting (Great Britain): advertising control, G232, G234;
  • American v. British method of control, B618;
  • BBC v. ITV censorship, °G36, °H52;
  • British Broadcasting Company, C401, C542, P68, W220;
  • Broadcasting Committee (1949) report, G230-G231;
  • censored broadcast, W65, °G36, °T12;
  • Censorship Appeals Committee, °B30;
  • censorship clause, T210;
  • "clean-up TV" campaign, °H34, °W16;
  • Committee on Broadcasting (1960) report, G232-G234;
  • controversial issues, G231, M83, P68, T206;
  • Ethiopian war, C394;
  • freedom of broadcasting, B568, C143-C144, T206, °S26;
  • history, B511, C401;
  • liability for defamation, °A1;
  • monopoly study, B183, C400, G231, J34;
  • news access, °N3, °R18;
  • Parliamentary debate limitations, P68;
  • political broadcasting, G231-G232, G234;
  • political interference, Q2;
  • Postmaster General's role, G234;
  • Power Game, The, °G36, °H52;
  • religious broadcasting, G231-G232, G234, M558-M559;
  • Royal Commission on the Press (1960-61), G255;
  • television ownership and control, J34, °E4;
  • War Game, The, °G36, °H52, °T12

• Radio and television broadcasting (International): C414, T147, U33, °N3;
  • propaganda, H67;
  • underdeveloped countries, U30-U31

• Radio and television broadcasting (United States): ABC code, A105;
  • ACLU on, A111- A112, A123, A125, K21-K22, R244, W29;
  • advertising codes, F50, N21-N23;
  • advertising controls, °K11;
  • antilabor censorship, R57;
  • behavior, effect on, B215, K141, T222, U174, °S10, °U2;
  • bibliography, A276, D120, P69, R249, S755, T45-T46, U197, °J25, °U2;
  • blacklisting, B209, B314, C418, C591, D20, F37, G191, L29, M356, M359, R118, °C15;
  • "bluebook," F44, R125, T117, U193, °M41;
  • boycott, E124, S302;
  • Brinkley (Dr. John R.) medical broadcasts, B520, C272, M252;
  • British v. American control, B618, P135-P136;
  • Catholic Church, C417, D53, W272;
  • censorship, A61, A125, B513, C272, C417, C502, D53, D61, D195, G79-G80, H147, H190, H438, J55, K2, K21-K22, L79, L124, M22, M608, P122, P161, R4-R5, R159-R160, R173, R187, R198, R244, S6, S227, S271, S299, S304, S717, S721, U90, W329-W330, °A41, °F13, °J23;
  • children's programs, G306, U180-U181;
  • citizens advisory boards, K49-K50, S552;
  • codes of good practices, A105, B353, C222, F90, M363-M366, N39, O102-O103, P17, P161, R4, R187, R222, S749, S751, U9, U178, U180-U181, W330, °B45, °C34, °T4;
  • commercialization, F43;
  • Communications Act of 1934, G51, M520, S395, U96;
  • community antenna, U97, F7, °H60, °U19;
  • Congress and control of F357-F358;
  • Congress, televising sessions of, J25;
  • controversial topics prohibited on, B513, C417, D20, D53, M100, M382, P56;
  • copyright, S510, °M62;
  • corporation control dangerous, F321;
  • court decisions, S227, S399;
  • courtroom coverage, B58, B237, B309, B590, B594, C126, C132, C276, D13, F175, G132, H292, J118, M354, O44, Q6, R189, R202, S577, S718, S737, S750, T7, T28, T51, W402, Y12, °A20, °A36-°A37, °D25-°D27, °F9, °F29, °H28, °M6, °U1;
  • crime and violence, R265, T222, U90, U174, U177, U180-U181, °B45, °H6, °L5, °S10, °U2;
  • drama censorship, E43;
  • editorializing, A197, B80, B484, B617, C611, C689-C690, D27, D160, E45, F283, G295, H182, H184, H384, M75, M118, M191, M265, N18, N20, R8, S64, S242, S300, S705, T43, T160, U86, U140, U151, U190-U191, °B11;
  • election returns, °C7;
  • equality with press, C13, K100, M384;
  • ethnic and racial taboos, T222;
  • Faulk (John Henry) case, B314, D153, F37, °C15;
  • Federal Communications Commission, B608, C502, D99, E92-E93, F45, F60, F354, G51, H206, L3, L37, M22, M201, N84, O73, P163, R7, S64, S627, T36, W192;
  • federal control (pro and con), D99, D188, F321, H256, I59, M73, P163-P165, U5, °A13;
  • Federal Radio Commission censorship, B513, C272, R173;
  • foreign rebroadcasts, H371;
  • free enterprise essential, B160, S64;
  • freedom and responsibility, B48, B608, C230, C456, C540, E92, F72, F172-F173, M357, R296, S559;
  • government operated, B335, D120, D160, H111, J55, M366;
  • government regulation, B218, B349, D99, E92-E93, E154, F354, F366, G51, H183, H206, H212, H214, H225, H360, J101, L37, L333, M201, M361-M362, O73, R7, R177, R298, S64, S405, S446, S510, S513, S579, S627, S641, U99, U109, W127, W192, W313, °A41, °C34, °O10, °S62;
  • handbook of laws and regulations, F123, L291, S510, S562, W63, °M62;
  • history of government regulations, B218, C5, D99, G51, H147, H212, H225, K90, M112, M114, M201, O73, R177, R298, U99, W192, W194, W313;
  • Hoover (Pres. Herbert) on, H343;
  • investigation (ACLU) of, A125, R244;
  • investigation (Congress) of, P322, U149-U150, U174, U177, U180-U181;
  • joint ownership of media, L202-L203;
  • Khrushchev (Nikita) interview, M397;
  • labor practices, coercive, U95;
  • Lamb (Edward) case, L24-L25;
  • legislation for freedom of air (ACLU), A111-A112, A123, K21-K22, R244, W29;
  • liability for defamation, A276, B15, B211, B241, C650, D83, D159, D206, D210, F230, G311, H279, K45, M22, M55, M503, N110, R80, R89, S501, S510, S513, S560, T206, U87, U129, V16, V65-V66, Z17;
  • license renewal, B599, C272, D50, D193, I22, L24-L25, L104, M252, P353, S303, S575;
  • licensing, B608, E23, E92, E125, L205, M364, N16, N84, P97, T36, U149;
  • listeners' councils, S398, S552, U181;
  • lotteries, T178;
  • Minow (Newton) on, C230, C540, M383-M384, N16;
  • monopoly control, A286, B490, B513, E119, F170, F353, G170, H73, K178, M361, N157, R177, U146, U194;
  • NBC code, N39;
  • National Economic and Social Planning Association, R246;
  • network censorship, L124, R4, W329;
  • network option time, °D1;
  • network practices investigated, U149-U150;
  • news access, B5, F306, K183, M430, S29, S390, T7;
  • news bias (poll), P294;
  • news of freedom in broadcasting, B519, V23, °J25;
  • newscasts, B24, H383, N20, S246;
  • newspaper ownership, N157;
  • obscenity, D61, P322, U90, °B45;
  • overseas cable monopoly, K48;
  • Paley (William) on, P15-P17;
  • pay television, F56, S305, U149, W99;
  • "payola," regulation, W74;
  • Pennsylvania Board of Censors, H128;
  • Pius XII on, W272;
  • political broadcasts, equal time for, 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;
  • political favoritism, C688;
  • presidential campaign debate (1960), S28, S39, U140;
  • pressure groups, A76, C502, M167, T222;
  • privacy, invasion of, B289, B634, C679, E94, O95, S384, S510, S513, °D9, °D11, °K26, °M4, °M62, °P11, °S31, °W12;
  • program control, B102, B160, B170, B349, C12, C14, D192, D288, L359, M574, N17, N39, P163-P165, R236, S64, S227, S268, S390, T36, U89-U90, U181, W36, W138, W194, °A41, °H55, °M62;
  • program splitting rule, L46;
  • public apathy, S398, S400;
  • public interest concept, B608, C230, C568, D88, D99, F44-F45, F172, F176, F210, F366, H213, H225, J20, K21, M112, M148, M383, N16, N84, P97, P237, P293, R125, S303, S396, S399-S400, S446, S450, S459, S751, T117, T221, U150, U193, U230, °E8, °E11, °M41, °S62;
  • public opinion on, L115;
  • public opinion on censorship of, G22;
  • Public Service Responsibility of Broadcast Licensees, F44, R125, T117, U193, °M41;
  • public utility, regulation as, S579;
  • Radio Act of 1927, B218, D99, G51, K90, S395;
  • rating services, U149;
  • religious broadcasts, C272, C417, C423, D53, L332, S662, U129;
  • Richards (G. A.) case, L104;
  • safeguard in democracy, A198;
  • satellite broadcasting, °S43;
  • satire suppressed, °F12;
  • Seldes (Gilbert) on, S239-S240, S242;
  • self-regulation of, B73, B170, C222, F176, H211, L79, M363, M365-M366, O75, P122, R4-R5, R187, S63, W329-W330, °H3;
  • Siepmann (Charles A.) on, S396-S400;
  • song lyrics, B621, C161, D217, F238, F350, °G26;
  • sponsor control of, A278, C67, C113, D44, D288, F43, F356, H343, M167, N110, P161, U85, U195;
  • Stanton (Frank) on, S577-S579, °C34;
  • state censorship of, H128;
  • state laws regarding, S510;
  • station control of, F366, S401;
  • stereotyped programs on, °H6;
  • taboos, M100, M382, F56;
  • venereal disease program banned, M396;
  • wartime controls on, F355, M520, N19, S721, U36, U38;
  • wartime role (World War II), D261, U229, °S34;
  • Wechsler (James A.) case, A167, L175, O84;
  • West (Mae) broadcast, F62;
  • "White bill," objections to, N17;
  • wireless controls, I65, R76, U154. See also National Association of
  • Broadcasters

• Radio programs on freedom of press (scripts), C15, C94, J11, J30, M609

• Rafferty, Maxwell, C668, F158, R10

• Ragan, Sam, °O7

• Raichle, Frank G., °S51

• Rail Splitter, C369-C370

• Railroad stations: literature sold in, A158-A159

• Raintree Country (Ross F. Lockridge), H424

• Raleigh, Walter A. (Sir), N95, R13

• Ralph, Emmanuel, °M42

• Ramsey, W. J., trial, B322, B326, C435, F200, R16, T27

• Rand, Ivan C., W70

• Rand School of Social Science, N86-N88, R17

• Rave, Carl, C299

• Rawnsley, H. D. (Canon), F102, L341, R28

• Rawson, A. L., N67-N68

• Read, Herbert (Sir), H238, O120, R40

• Read, right to. See Freedom to read

• Reade, Charles, G244, R41

• Reade, Rolf S., pseud., R245

• Reader as censor, H4, H441, J83, M236, °L30

• Reader's Digest, S276

• Reading: effect on behavior, B234, B311, C335, C337, C490, C496, C498, G14, G64, G100, G264, H309, H363, J12, K141, K220, L9, L66, L140, L263, L329, M489, N11, N95, P4, P77, P119, P211, F248, R266, S270, S285, T107, U176, U179, V8, W5, °C44 (satire), °S47-°S48. See also Juvenile delinquency

• Red Channele, B209, C591, M356

• Red Network, The (Elizabeth Dilling), C591

• Red Sunday (Hubert F. Griffith), G296

• Redford, George A., E164, G43

• Redstone, Sumner M., G275

• Reed v. Real Detective Publishing Co., Inc. (1945), °S63

• Rees, Edward H., U57

• Reeve, Tapping (Judge), trial, H62, U217

• Reeves, Joseph, G231

• Reid, Alexander, I49

• Reid, Charles E., K62

• Reid, Helen Rogers, W168

• Reigen (Arthur Schnitzler), M181

• Reik, Theodor, G115, K199

• Reisberg, Sidney, S401

• Reitman, Benjamin, B605, G139, R84, W121

• Religion and science: conflict of, D249, S339, W187

• Religion in the public schools, A161, B371, J19, K185

• Religious expression, freedom of: U6;
  • ACLU statement, A126;
  • absolute, B419;
  • American concept, R87;
  • Baptist tracts on, U6;
  • Brougham (Lord Henry) on, W296-W297;
  • Bruce (Archibald) on, B589;
  • Buckle (H. T.) on, B614;
  • Busher (Leonard) on, B657;
  • Chauncy (Charles) on, C292;
  • Christians criticized for intolerance, R88;
  • Collins (Anthony) on, C451-C452;
  • Croope (J.) on, C647;
  • Fellman (David) on, F70;
  • freedom from religion, °H26;
  • Furneaux (Philip) on, F384;
  • Helwys (Thomas) on, H192;
  • Herttell (Thomas) on, H216;
  • history, B655, J103;
  • Locke (John) on, L324;
  • ordinances restricting, R278;
  • police power versus, P283;
  • Protestantism requires, R151;
  • publications based on scriptures, B657;
  • Richardson (Samuel) on, R129;
  • Schroeder (Theodore S.) on, S123;
  • Seventh-day Adventist views, L346;
  • Sturgion (John) on, S697;
  • Tindal (Matthew) on, T122-T127;
  • Trent (W. P.) on, T182;
  • true faith only, B429;
  • Whately (Richard) on, W174;
  • White (Joseph B.) on, W191;
  • Wickliffe (John) on, W229;
  • Williams (Elisha) on, W280;
  • Williams (Roger) on, W303.
  • See also Free-thought literature

• Religious press: freedom of expression in, F93

• Religious tolerance. See Religious expression, freedom of

• Remington, Frank J., F309

• Renacimiento y Muling Pagsilang, El (Manila), J38

• Reply, right of, C255-C256, D210, E42, G221, L45, R272, R274, U10

• Reporters: court witnesses, N158, T135;
  • integrity of, A178, B494, °L29;
  • pooling of news, F54

• --privileged relations with news source: B26, B255, C503, C519, D155, E122, K210, L354, M61, M268, N131, R144, S310, S383, S385, S405, S481, °O7, °U16;
  • bibliography, E31;
  • British journalists, G190, N172, T17, W281;
  • Buchanan (Annette) case, °S60;
  • Garland v. Torre, C503, G173, S581, T156, °B58;
  • Goddard (William) defends, T52;
  • Hawaiian Supreme Court, T139;
  • history, °U16;
  • laws, S607;
  • Ohio, S413;
  • opposes, S248;
  • Oregon, °S54;
  • Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, T120;
  • South Carolina bill (1828), L250;
  • survey (20 countries), I48;
  • United States position in UN, U215.
  • See also Anonymity for journalists

• Reppy, Alison, K215

• Republic, The (Charles A. Beard), B131, C595, W413

• Republican, R96, W230

• Republican Chronicle (New York), B32

• Republican Spy, W399

• Respectful Prostitute, The (Jean-Paul Sartre), J2, M327, M616

• Respublica v. Oswald (1788), °M14

• Reston, James B., J53, R99-R100, U60

• Restorer of Society to Its Natural State, The (Thomas Spence), M26, S544-S545

• Reve, G. K. van het, I49

• Revolutionary Age, A121, R217

• Revolutionary Radicalism, N129

• Revolutionary War. See American Revolution

• R. v. American News Co., Ltd. (1957), M88

• R. v. Bradlaugh (Charles) and Annie Besant (1877), B245, B467-B468, F198, L91, M9, N108, °A32

• R. v. Cunliffe (1965), N196, °C54

• R. v. Curll (1727), C620, C681, F213, F251, S22, S587, S682, Y28

• R. v. Foote, Ramsey et al. (1883), B322, B326, C435, F200, T27

• R. v. Hatchard (1817), H145

• R. v. Hicklin (1868), C620, F213, M88, S22

• R. v. Holbrook (1877) L236

• R. v. Hunt (1812), B351, B583, H414, H418-H419, K79, P287, W230

• R. v. Hunt (1821), B351, H416

• R. v. Hunt (1824), H417, M59

• R. v. Kinler (1925), M587

• R. v. Martin Secker & Warburg, Ltd. (1954), E62, K28, M89, S569, T54, W56

• R. v. Moxon (1841), F222, L108, M59, M557, T10, T165

• R. v. O'Connell (1843-44), °O6

• R. v. Pelletier (1900), M587

• R. v. Penguin Books, Ltd. (1960), B153, C363, H227, H230, H233, H239, L18, L198, M181, R2, S539, W126, W154

• R. v. Read (1708), C620, F251

• R. v. Russell (1916), R301

• R. v. Sterry (1927), M587, S628

• R. v. Thistlewood (1822), T85

• R. v. Truelove (1878), R178, T193

• R. v. Williams (1822), B541, M59, T165, W296-W297

• Rexroth, Kenneth, °A19

• Reynolds, Charles B., trial, I26, R109, W69, °L7

• Reynolds v. Pegler (1954), D153, N190, °P8

• Rhode Island Commission to Encourage Morality in Youth, C201, C205, C566, D279, F268, L220, M498, R112, W2

• Rhodes, Joseph, trial, B458, C91

• Rhodesia: freedom of the press in, C170, C519

• Rib Ticklers, G188-G189, P2, °F34

• Rice, Elmer, H310, M47, R117-R122, S191, °R14

• Richards (G. A.) broadcast licensing case, L104

• Richards, V. P., S496

• Richardson, Samuel, R129, U6

• Richmond Examiner, S471

• Richmond v. Simpkin & Marshall, et al. (1834), R130

• Richter, Robert, °C14

• Rickman, Thomas C., P8

• Rickover, Hyman (Adm.), S102

• Ricksecker, Robert S., C165

• Ridgway, Erman J., S604

• Ridgway, Helen A., A284

• Riese, Hertha, W394

• Rifkind, Simon H., N133, R147-R148

• "Right to know": American Society of Newspaper Editors, A164;
  • Brucker (Herbert) on, B592, F308;
  • Canham (Edwin D.) on, C56;
  • Clift (David H.) on, C393;
  • Hennings (Sen. T. C.) on, H202;
  • Mayo (Louis H.) on, M266;
  • Merrill (John C.) on, °M39;
  • Morse (Wayne) on, M524;
  • opinion poll, S624;
  • Schauerte (Bud) on, °S5;
  • Wiggins Games R.) on, W244-W248

• Rights of Man (Thomas Paine), B439, C530, E16, E140, G110, P7-P8, P11-P12, P14, S101, S545, °A8, °W32

• Rights of the Christian Church Asserted (Matthew Tindal), H267, T124, T127

• Riley, Woodbridge, D5

• Rivera, Diego, L29

• Riverside (Calif.) Public Library, T96

• Roar China (play), F88

• Robart, Hans, I49

• Robb, Arthur, I2, R165

• Roberts, Gene, Jr., N104, R169

• Roberts, Ray, D202

• Robertson, Hugh (Sir), T100

• Robertson, James, trial, C22, C412

• Robey, Ralph W., T55

• Robin Hood, E148

• Robinson, Edward G., P111

• Robinson, Henry Morton, M47

• Robinson, James Harvey, C221, R176

• Robinson, William J. (Dr.), °F32

• Robischon, Tom, °C14

• Roche, Philip Q. (Dr.), C178

• Rochester, N.Y., S308, °A38

• Rockefeller, John D., Jr., R153

• Rocky Mountain News, P59-P60

• Rogers, William P., M194, R213

• Rogge, O. John, R144, R215-R216

• Roisum, Bryant H., °C14

• Rolph, C. H., pseud. See Hewitt, Cecil R.

• Romaine, Paul, trial, M37

• Roman Catholic Hierarchy (Thomas E. Watson), W86, W89

• Roman libel law, B373

• Romer, Carrol, E73

• Romulo, Carlos, U227

• Ronde, La (film), L151, M542, S312, °O11

• Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Pres.), R224-R226, S572, S679

• Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Mrs.), U214

• Roosevelt, Theodore (Pres.): anarchist publications, B375;
  • antagonism toward press, F164;
  • Newett libel suit, A2, M392-M393, N160, R227, R229-R230;
  • Panama Canal libel case, C644, E130, H376, I64, K88, L240, N176, R166, R231, S427, S458, W392-W393, °N8;
  • Wakeman (T. B.) letter, W15;
  • wartime free speech, R228

• Root, E. Merrill, N104, R233-R234

• Rosen, Michael, °F9

• Rosenblum, William F. (Rev.), P104

• Rosenheim, Margaret K., °H19

• Ross, George, trial, V52

• Ross, Virginia, M140, R266

• Rosset, Barney, °D12

• Rosten, Norman, C233

• Roth, Samuel, J112, R271

• Roth v. Goldman (1948), D82, F262

• Roth v. United States (1957), B79, C68, F153, F351, H17, K14, K92, K182, L3, L270, M155, N69, T25, T30, °C45, °H45, °M18, °N8, °S16

• Rotha, Paul, N42

• Rothrock, Mary V., R276, W171

• Round Dance (Arthur Schnitzler), M181

• Rousseau, Jean J., M29

• Rowan, Archibald H., trial, C683, M133, R286-R287

• Rowland, Margaret, °M66

• Royal Commission of the Press, 1947-49: comments and criticism, G74, J102, T32;
  • Labour Monthly reply to questionnaire, D289;
  • text, G250-G252

• Royal Commission of the Press, 1960-61: comments and criticism, B449, T32;

• • text, G253-G255

• Rubenstein, H. F., L100, W394

• Rubin, Louis D., Jr., G121

• Rubinstein, Michael, K186

• Ruby, Jack, trial, F284, G102, W147, °F24

• Ruebhausen, Oscar M., °W12

• Rugg, Harold O., A40-A41, A136, A238, K216, R294-R295

• Rumely, Edward A., W239

• Rush v. Cobbett (1799), C406, N96, R85

• Rushworth's Historical Collections, °M11

• Ruskin, John, trial, E130, G56

• Russell, Bertrand, R300-R303, W394

• Russell, Claire, C270

• Russell, Francis, D265

• Russell, George W. (AE), B388, R305

• Russell, W. M. S., C270, R308

• Russian Revolution, bias in reporting, L309, P236, R60

• Rutledge, Dom D., H238

• Ryan, J. A. (Rev.), K12

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