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EDITORIAL: 'Salacious' appeal -- then and now
2006
Overview
Mr. [Ralph Ginzburg] later found himself on the short end of another Supreme Court decision, this time in a libel case brought by Sen. Barry Goldwater. The lawsuit was the result of another Ginzburg creation -- Fact magazine -- that polled thousands of psychiatrists regarding Mr. Goldwater's fitness to be president. Mr. Ginzburg then wrote an article prior to the 1964 election that said results showed that the senator was paranoid. This time, however, the penalty was only $1 in compensatory damages and $25,000 in punitive damages.
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Tribune Content Agency LLC
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