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...hours after the leaflets appeared a representative of the Workers' Council went on Radio Budapest to deny that they had been issued by the council. He warned that they were false and provocative, and urged the people to disregard them. In many homes electricity was off, and so was the radio. But fortunately the telephone still worked, and despite the curfew word gradually got around...
Never have I seen such a blatant disregard for intellectual honesty as was displayed in the story on Herman Talmadge. How you must fear this capable man ! The darkness of your minds is pitiful...
Until last week, there had apparently been general disregard for parietal rules. As several Wigglesworth sophomores said, "Parietal rules don't mean a thing here...
...effect for years before the Eisenhower Administration" must be restored. Watersheds, public lands, national forests and parks, minerals and the soil must all be protected more rigorously against those who would exploit them. "This administration," said Adlai at Denver, "shows tender solicitude for the great private corporations but thoughtless disregard for the public's property, our public forests, our public lands, our national parks and our precious resources...
...trouble with these admirable decisions was that they carried no practical weight. With bland disregard for its constitutional obligations, the Segni government made no attempt to persuade Parliament to revamp the public security laws in accordance with the decisions of the court. The Ministry of Interior continued to exercise its old powers, brassily slapped an additional 100 Italians into confino in the two months after the practice had been declared unconstitutional...