Word: publishers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Dunham himself added later that he has decided to ask the Civil Liberties Union to publish their report, which is to be put out later this month together with reports on other Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania cases, since he had "no reason to fear criminal action from anything in the transcripts of the University hearings...
...Communist behavior. For another, Red China's Prime Minister Chou En-lai has of late been displaying a Nehru-slighting tendency to pose as the No. 1 Asian. Beware of "Communist professions," Nehru told a student group. "China often says corruption has been eliminated, but China continues to publish the names of people executed for corruption...
...will take 6½ tons of Mimeograph paper to publish the reports, speeches and other documents that emanate from Evanston. The first week's harvest of paper produced some exciting debate...
Backed by the nervous Foreign Office, Lord Simonds told Lord Russell that his book was opinionated, and its photographs unsettling. If he persisted in publishing it, he would be fired from his ?2,200-a-year ($6,160) government job. Angrily, Lord Russell decided to go ahead, "whatever the cost to my career," and the air was rent with cries of government censorship. Promptly Beaverbrook's Daily Express proclaimed last week that it would publish daily extracts from "the Book They Tried...
Early this year, Israel's ex-Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion called upon Judaism to rescind its excommunication of Spinoza and proposed that, as a kind of atonement, the Hebrew University publish the philosopher's complete works two years hence on the 300th anniversary of the famous curse...