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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1953)
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE ELEVEN Supreme Court To Review Efforts To Ban Giveaways WASHINGTON Wl Tne Su P'r .,minmit ellorts to ban ra- ,cw ,, , no and u-icvi" .......... m k Federal Communications L-mnmission appealed to the high r,u . .nnl n nnnplnl Ihrnn. ribunai udBC Federal Court in New York aid tne nan . "u.u ,., .,..., where conieii. lUlred to airman .iiu..r, u, 1" ..nitto nr (Ri have in 1 HE ' "i v...-, hei? possession a sponsor's prod- uct- , , , . , The special couri anocneu oui a rmnmlssion ban on program SUes which directly or i..di- snovvs as a condition of being ell- ib e to win H"" . The commission rules were In- ,.,ioi to cniorce a iiucnw it. tOlHlCO hrnnHmal of lot- ivhicli loiuiuo ..... nU H11U num.". " Sta- f's which do not comply would ""L, rf renewal of their licenses. ,,t Ihe ban was held in abeyance winding final Supreme i.ouri ac E on the FCC appeal. mbla Broadcasting System, and American Broaocasung i.ia nrnei u iui"o rourt's decision, without the custo. ... hrinir of arguments. roThe court s decision to call for ..oniB was announced in a list of some 200 others ianded down by Chief Justice Earl However Warren said he took no ..art in tne couaiucmu . " m"' XI. int. li took Of- ' we H )h. court fir Only man ivx - it that time already had begun studying tne quesuoua the Pel'"ons:.,.. v.,v. ..,. "T.Z Z. th validity ot Texas tax on natural gas o consumers In 38 other states. The Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co and tne mii:niBH"-"-u"i"" i r BttanVfiri fhl tax in I Pipe ijine .... appeals which declared U was an unconstitutional duiucu mow of trade Deiween me r..n-.j t itself whether cities may ban movies and other entertainment during summy uuma . . -U......1, eanrlpM flrP. Demi? Keld. The high tribunal had been isked to strute aown a .L. ...rlinanro which RaVS TllOV le houses on Sundays may operate 1-70 flTtri ft'Sfl tl.TTl. hind after 9:30 p.m. The same re strictions apply 10 omer uie-m md to operation of places for sports, including baseoaii, .ooioau, swimming, coif and tennis. tiah. a review of his conviction tor ilsconduct as internal revenue I iim.,m j,i cf T.nnlc lrinnpfriin Ivas sentenced to two years in pris- tn ana nnea siu.uuu on iwu uimiisw t,l receiving money ror aiaing iwo irms in dealings wiin me leuerai ;ovcrnment. AaAl 4A rnuht,, a rinrfsinn lin- Lldlng Ohio's risht to ban the L.,irt nmlnra 'M" Thfi Ohio SU- liv the movie nrodncer. Superior f'ilms. Inc., cited the state cen ir' description of the picture as tilled with brutal crime and say ng' "Twice, the methods for ab I Incline children on the streets are f -laborated." 1 Directed the Federal Trade Com i nission to take further evidence m its complaint that false repre I mentations were made In advertis ing "Carter's Little L,iver run. AnHnai (n i.1a nn vnliditv of a JllcCarren act section which says m alien may be deported u i my time after entering uie unuca ;iip hp, was a member of the Communist Party. Granted Julius ismspaii. lal of the left wing United Elec- rlcal Workers, a review of his onviction for contempt oi i-on- u.., 4nAi nn optinn nn two HICSK UUL lUUft 1'U ' Companion appeals filed by Philip Bart, general manager oi uic u...- nunist newspaper "ine ivomor" and oy rnomaa vum.,, held omanizer lor the Electrical barkers Union. All three cases irose from refusals to answei Lu..i.H. niaj I,,, the TTnnse Un- Imerican Activities Committee. Denied Kansas City, Mo., a hear ng In the city's efforts to maintain nnrnlrilnn .f tlofrrnpa and whites if operation of public swimming poois. Refused to review a decision that the Korean conflict was not a war in the legal sense. The decision was given by the Pennsylvania Su preme Court in two cases allect Uig private Insurance policies that did not provide for full payment if death occurred in military serv ice in time of war. Declined to rule on the validity of a section of a Corona (Calif.) ordinance which requires newspa pers lo ouiam a license and pay a tax before conducting business. Constitutionality of the requirement was attacked bv the Corona Daily Independent, published five days of each week. The ordinance applies io an Businesses ana fixes lutes of taxation. Newspapers are required to pay $8 quarterly. Declined to reconsider Its June IS decision that signers of racial covenants may not be sued for damages resulting from sale of re stricted real estate to non-whites. 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Bernard Williams, vice president of Morrison-Knudsen Co., testitled he was "forced Into" making the offer in public instead ol privately. He did it, he said, to back up cost estimates for the three proposed dams In Hells Canyon along the Idaho-Oregon border. This disclosure by Williams came in the weeks-old Power Commis sion hearing on Idaho Power's application for authority to build the hydroelectric project. His of fer to build the three dams for 133 million dollars was made earlier in the hearing. He said Monday he made the of fer as a- witness "to show we be lieve the estimate is realistic, there would be enough money in It to make an offer on a lump sum ba sisthat the profit would be well worth the gamble." ' Williams 'said he has not fol lowed up the offer because "we are soliciting this business and 11 isn't good business to crowd an issue.' Williams testified and said he hoped Thomas Roach. 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