Passaic Daily News, T/a the Herald News v. National Labor Relations Board

How courts have described this case

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• upholding order directing that columnist fired for discriminatory reasons be reinstated, but vacating directive that the paper “resume publication of [his] weekly column”
• “In Catholic Bishop, the only question the Court addressed was whether the [NLRA] conferred jurisdiction over teachers who taught both religious and secular subjects in church operated schools.”
• even where columnist was terminated for unlawful discriminatory reasons, courts could not “mandate[e] resumption of [his] column” because they “must yield to the [newspaper’s] First Amendment interest in retaining control over prospective editorial decisions”
• “[N]ewspapers have absolute discretion to determine the contents of their newspapers.”
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