Word: accessible
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...appeared before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Though he is now working on a special U.S. Air Force project, Darling flatly refused to say whether or not he is or ever was a Communist. He also refused to answer such questions as whether or not he had access to classified information, whether he had ever belonged to the Midtown Club of the Communist Party in Detroit, or whether he knew of any Communist cell now operating at Ohio State. "I have," said the professor later, "never done and shall never do anything disloyal and against the interests...
...anyone having access to an automobile I heartily recommend the 15 minute drive that takes you to the Tufts Theatre in Medford, The play that is currently in production there is the Pulitzer Prize winner, The Time of Your Life, by William Saroyan, and the performance is as polished as anything you are likely to see by a college group...
College education today is not a process of indoctrination but evaluation, the statement said. "Only if the individual has access to all points of view can his conclusions be his own." Ideas must be objectively and conscientiously studied before they can be properly evaluated...
...double blow was struck last week against public officials who deny newsmen access to public records...
...Editor-Publisher William R. Mathews won the final round of a three-year-long battle to see an attorney general's report on the state land department. Mathews had suspected skulduggery in the leasing of grazing lands, then persuaded Governor Dan E. Garvey to investigate, but was denied access to the report of the investigation. Mathews sued, finally won in the Arizona supreme court two months ago, and last week got from Governor Howard Pyle a copy of the report. On Page One of the Star Mathews promptly printed highlights of the report, which said that a former state...