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The man responsible for all this oogledy-too is a deliberately foolish-looking band leader called Red Ingle (real name: Ernest Jansen). It all began, he says, when he and his band, the Natural Seven, were playing in a Los Angeles nightclub. One night his vocalist, Karen Tedder, complained that...
The problem is real. Last Spring there were complications when a "Save the Peace" group wanted to parade and rally in the Yard. And also last Spring the Dean's Office and the Council locked horns over the banning of the New Student magazine. The issue of student rights was...
Some of the Wallace program: reduction of arms; prohibition of atomic weapons; evacuation of U.S. and Soviet troops from Japan, Germany, China, Korea; banning of U.S. and Soviet military bases in U.N. member nations; economic assistance to other countries through U.N.; insuring the civil rights in all countries. "And so...
Dr. Edith Summerskill, parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Food, shrilled that the film was "likely to pervert the minds of the British people." The Bishop of London, as chairman of the Public Morality Council, sent a protest. Watch committees from the provinces hustled to London to pass judgment. Last...
Orders for the raid had come directly from Premier Maurice Duplessis, who (as Attorney General) is both executor and sponsor of the 1937 padlock law banning the use of premises for disseminating Communist propaganda "by any means whatsoever." In the 32 months before he went out of office in November...