Word: protesters
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...below). Last week an echo reached far-off Rolle, Switzerland. There, the World Council of Churches announced that one of its six presidents, Dr. T. C. Chao, had resigned last April. Dr. Chao, Anglican dean of the School of Religion at Peking's Yenching University, had resigned in protest against the council's stand on Korea and the Stockholm "peace" appeal...
...principles to be taught: "the conviction that Perónistas must carry out Argentina's historic mission." History, geography, economics are all to be brought into line. This move to shore up the regime by forced indoctrination of youth-a classic dictatorial technique-did not pass without protest. Cried Senator Ricardo González: "This government . . . now wants to contaminate the very wellsprings of the Argentine spirit...
...Nationalism" is an equally irrelevant term. Since their destruction and partition in 1945, the "Reich" and the "nation" have simply not been realities to the Germans. The very meager successes of the noisy "nationalist" parties signify more protest against existing economic inadequacies than passion for a political ideal...
Stoughton squeaked by on Monday 7-6, scoring three runs in the last inning on Chandler's hit with the bases loaded, but on Wednesday the unexpected absence of five starters led to Stoughton's first defeat, which, however, has been protested by Manager Amsie on the basis of a rule interpretation. The League Commissioner has announced that he will take the protest under consideration...
...Administration continued to protest. Chief Mobilizer Charles Wilson went on the air to warn: "I cannot work effectively with the handcuffs the pressure groups are forging for me now." And Mr. Truman made the gesture of inviting the country's top labor leaders to Blair House, there to promise them that he would go on fighting, and to ask them to help him out. But there was little the labor men could do -except threaten to ask for higher wages the minute the new control bill is passed-and Mr. Truman knew it. Labor leaders had tried to talk...