Word: protection
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Ringing Defense. In explaining the tax to Parliament Finance Minister Harris carefully skirted the bill's political background, instead billed it as a "very exceptional" measure to protect Canada's struggling magazines. Actually, the Canadian magazines are doing better than ever; their circulation is up 51% in the past decade, their gross advertising revenue up 165%. In a brief to the government only two weeks ago, Canada's Periodical Press Association forecast: "Much larger circulations for Canadian periodicals; more Canadian publishers and new publications in all fields; bigger individual issues...
...creed with a bluntness unsurpassed in the postwar U.S. From the floor of the U.S. Senate he has proclaimed his belief that "the Negro race is an inferior race," and has warned the nation that the white people of Mississippi will "maintain control of our own elections and . . . will protect and maintain white supremacy throughout eternity." He has denounced the Supreme Court decision banning racial segregation as "an illegal, immoral and sinful doctrine" and the court itself as "this crowd of racial politicians in judicial robes." He has called on Southerners to fight integration "every step...
...Liebman Presents (Sun. 7:30 p.m., NBC). Heaven Will Protect the Working Girl, with Bert Lahr, Janet Blair...
...realize that we are again open to the fate that overtook the Students for Eisenhower, but we are confident that Harvard men who believe in fair play and free discussion will join our club in sufficient numbers to protect it from the small, but organized, group which swallowed the Students for Eisenhower," Korn said...
...Harvards can't even protect the lassies from Yale, there's no telling what will happen when the Russians come," Lynch said. Present plans describe Cambridge Common as the only assembly point in the University-Radcliffe area. "Why, with 10,000 men and another 1,000 girls crowding the Common, the best brains in the country are in danger," Councillor Edward A. Crane '35 noted...