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...more likely as the reported date for it (April 5) approached, devoted the week to a teasing demonstration that at 80 he is still the most dashing performer on the political stage. Aneurin Bevan, Labor's unruly Welshman, cockily sat by while the leaders who were going to expel him split apart and handed him a reprieve...
...Korea, said Knowland, the U.N. "seriously compromised" its moral position. It showed "alacrity to act against a small aggressor [North Korea]" but "procrastination in acting against a large aggressor [Red China]." When Russia supported the aggressors, "no steps were taken to expel the Soviet Union from the United Nations." Russia "in effect defied the United Nations to do anything about it. They did nothing." Although "the terms of the Korean armistice have been violated on numerous occasions," Knowland charged, the U.N. has been "impotent and paralyzed" in enforcement of the armistice...
...been traditionally outspoken, and its pronouncements have often been designed to uphold the standards of American medicine. Emphasizing the need to set rigid standards for physician's training, the AMA has also established codes of ethics and high requirements throughout medical practice, using its power to expel and discredit members who violate the rules of their state medical associations. In maintaining medical facilities at the highest levels, the AMA has done valuable work--which could have been done only by learned men, experienced in their profession...
...bills would not only compel colleges to expel Communists and Communist sympathizers from their teaching staffs, but would also amend the State's Teacher Loyalty Oath. The amended Oath would force all teachers to swear they are not, nor ever have been, members of the Communist Party...
Provisions are made in Iannello's bill to revoke the charter of any educational institution failing to expel Communists or Communist sympathizers. This does not directly affect the University, however, since its charter, granted in 1650, does not have the usual clause stipulating the possibility of a revocation...