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Britain's two major farm organizations were so pleased with their guaranteed prices and markets that they raised no objections to the A.E.C.'s right to snoop and expel. The A.E.C. can expropriate farm land from a small farm and join it to a larger farm on the ground of "greater efficiency." An A.E.C. can decide a certain farm is best suited to cattle raising, and order the owner to put up cow barns, whether he can afford it or not. If a farmer rated laggard is put "under supervision," he can get a hearing before the A.E.C...
...Atlantic City: labor leaders who double as businessmen in the same fields are "immoral, unethical, unfit to serve the labor movement." Though he named no names, none in the hall doubted that the charge was aimed especially at the Teamsters. They were sure when Dubinsky suggested that unions should expel such leaders without waiting for the law to do the job for them...
...first of these bills would strengthen the oath presently required of teachers demanding affirmation of support for the Constitution. The second would require presidents of colleges in Massachusetts to expel "Communists or Communist sympathizers from their teaching staffs...
...first of the bills, H. 707, would complement the present oath required for teachers that demands affirmation of support for the Constitution, a provision that the person was not and never had been a member of the Communist party. H. 708 would require presidents of colleges in Massachusetts to expel "communists or communist sympathizers from their teaching staffs," on penalty of losing their charters...
...issue within the council was whether Israel should be punished as well as censured. The Syrians had asked that the U.N. expel their neighbor and apply economic sanctions. The Russians, eager these days to woo the Arabs, demanded that the Israelis pay indemnities to Syria. The Western Big Three resolution condemned Israel for its "deliberate violation" of the U.N. armistice, and warned of punitive measures if it happened again. Whatever form the censure finally takes, Israel's action had already been unanimously condemned by all eleven Security Council members...