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...years later, received his Ph.D. in Chemistry. No longer able to remain here on his student visa, he made his first appeal for emigration papers. The answer was unexpected: "Pursuant to the authority contained in the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 . . . you are hereby ordered not to depart or attempt to depart from the United States, whether or not you have a permit to depart, until you have been notified that this order has been revoked." The government gave him a permit to work in the United States "until further notice...
Refusal to Appear. The take-off had taken a long time in coming-since June, in fact, when Yoshida was originally scheduled to depart but was held back by a rousing brawl in the quaintly violent Japanese Diet. The quarrel was still on last week, much of it over Premier Yoshida, his independent and often highhanded conduct, his refusal to appear before a committee investigating reports of large-scale bribery involving Yoshida's administration and shipping interests. Some of his opponents paraded the streets and demonstrated before the Premier's house to prevent his departure, but Yoshida felt...
...American in India warns that the attack has already begun. Redding likens the Reds to the wild dogs that "run in packs all over India." Waiting for Redding's plane to depart, one of his companions was startled by a bloodcurdling sound in the night. The book ends...
...which . . . left the door open for certain conversations between Roman Catholics and non-Roman Catholics ... in ecumenical gatherings, if the necessary ecclesiastical authorization had been given." Catholics themselves, said Visser 't Hooft, had hailed the Vatican directive as an opportunity for the church "to depart from a negative and defensive position ... It was on the basis of this instruction from the Vatican that a small group of Roman Catholic observers . . . attended the World Council's Faith and Order Conference in Lund, Sweden...
With this issue, CRIMSON editors cease regular publication for the school year and depart for Lamont to begin intensive study for next year's final examinations. A few stalwarts take time out from their labors to resume daily publication of the Crime during Commencement Week. The 1954 report on academic freedom, an annual feature, will appear in the Commencement issues and will be distributed to the undergraduate student body in next fall's registration issue...