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...Singer should serve whatever sentence the court imposes and then be allowed to return as a full member of the University faculty," the editorial continued. Insisting that Singer's loyalty is not under question, the Sun concluded ". . . this offers the University no basis to relieve Dr. Singer or dismiss him at this or any future date...
...optimists are wrong if they think that censure will mean the end of McCarthy as a political power. In the Senate, the debate has swung around McCarthy the man, and McCarthy the ill-behaved Senator. Thus, many liberals, revolted by the abusive McCarthy tactics, tend to dismiss all his adherents as either malicious or stupid people. Such an attitude, however, underestimates the movement and suggests no solution to McCarthyism as a political problem. The censure split in the Senate parallels a more serious split in the nation, a division particularly deep in matters of foreign policy. The McCarthyitcs' overriding fear...
Rightly suspicious of any Communist change of heart, Americans have perhaps been too quick to dismiss the Communist change of face. In minimizing each conciliatory Communist gesture, the U.S. runs the risk of having underestimated their cumulative effect. Put together, the Communist deeds and promises make quite a list...
...while the School Committee rejected the two principle charges levied against Faxon, it stuck to its assertion that he had somehow violated a "law" by claiming Constitutional privilege under the Fifth Amendment, and voted unanimously to dismiss...
With one member advocating lesser punishment, the committee then recommended that Glasser be allowed to resign without prejudice. The group added that if the refused to do so, no alternative remained but to dismiss him from the University. On Sept. 11, the University accepted Glasser's resignation...