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-bomb story’s risks free press United Press International ILWAUKEE — Saying “the right to life is greater than the right to publish,” a federal judge has hed the case of The Progressive ;azine’s hydrogen bomb article to a historic test in the Su preme Court. ^ The magazine’s editors Monday ►♦♦^■fceeted a compromise proposed by t'UJS. District Judge Robert Warren to allow at least partial publication of the article. •firforuBt First Amendment freedom can- , not be mediated,” Erwin Knoll, ( ^editor of the small circulation liberal ’ a ' ^monthly, said in rejecting the com- ee pifig j|romise. Both Knoll and the arti- sehold de’s author say all the information ekeep- initisfrom previously published ar- in oral iticles. federal statute was violated and the government has proved publication of the article would do “grave and irreparable harm to this country.” “You cannot enjoy freedom of press if you cannot breathe or live. The right to life is greater than the right to publish,” Warren said. Morland, who produced the arti cle in six months of research, stood on the front steps of the federal building after the decision and said he viewed the decision as a victory of sorts, as “the beginning of the end in oral! iroug|| Warren, noting the historic im- bortanee of his decision, then barred persons I '^■Blication of the entire article. The llca nt$ inagazilie's editors said they would appeal and Warren called their de- Msion a “great risk” to press free doms. KThe judge called his decision “the first instance of prior restraint jagainst publication in this fashion in the history of this country, to this ^court’s knowledge.” IATIVPI during a hearing on the govern- ^inent’s request for a temporary in junction, Warren proposed the —Compromise under which a five- ember panel would mediate the pute over 1,300 words in a hy- chedult drogen bomb article by freelance writer Howard Morland. e Federal Energy Department tewds data in the article is re stricted and could spread ther monuclear weaponry around the | world if released. ■Warren’s previous temporary re- f Straining order expired Monday, the deadline date for the magazine’s e Staticf next i ssue > in which the article was DomiiJ planned. Warren replaced the order ^ 0th the temporary injunction the government requested. Knoll said A ^the order would be appealed. j7»ii^Brhe case, which could wind up in )EAL?| f Supreme Court, is only the sec- Dout us It on< ^ ‘ n ^e nation’s history testing 3 ys y 1 the rights of freedom of the press |gainst the interests of national se- Brity. The government lost the first test in the Pentagon Papers case of 1971. Warren, however, said The gressive’s case is different than the Pentagon Papers case, because a •, fall an I -we wo I we ha«! 6-14131 Main rtfucd sxes | HATE DOING * LAUNDRY? { { Let Frannie's do it for you J Aunt Frannies £ * Laundromat jr tHolleman at Anderson 693-658/Jt rick'k'k'trit'k'kie-irlrlHHtit IES oom i ]id em 'ilia Wfj ilia Mai ager. 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