Word: resignations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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When President Eisenhower signed the Executive Order authorizing a code of conduct for prisoners of war, he created the first explicit standard for all GIs in captivity. No longer may Air Force pilots resign from the service with an honorable discharge after the same misconduct which sends Army ex-prisoners to jail...
Overcrowding in Briggs and Moors Halls has forced two Radcliffe Student Government representatives to resign because they are now required to commute from their homes in nearby Boston suburbs...
...next year, the first sizable Ward expansion in 15 years. From Miami, Board Member Wolfson graciously complimented Chairman Barr on the job he is doing, added that he would decide in the next six months whether to continue on the board as a minority member, or resign...
...Doctors or Policemen? A psychiatrist named Walther Spielmeyer denounced the use of psychoanalysis on Dora as "mental masturbation." Jones himself reports: "I was forced to resign a neurological appointment in London for making inquiries into the sexual life of patients." By 1910 the mere mention of Freud's theories was enough to start the chairman of a Hamburg congress. Herr Professor Wilhelm Weygandt. banging his fist and shouting: "This is not a topic for discussion at a scientific meeting; it is a matter for the police...
...right-wing Independents are strongly influenced by the pro-colon lobby in the French National Assembly. As the long angry afternoon wore on, little groups of Ministers broke out of the chamber to cool off in the garden. Before the session ended, both Pinay and Faure had threatened to resign...