Word: restrictionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Spruce feels no sense of restriction because most of his painting is limited to Texas landscapes, believes that "it's important for the artist to have roots," and that "his duty is to communicate." Contrasting the painting in the East and in Texas, which Texans are trying to boost...
Before the court were the combined cases of 1) New York Trashmonger Samuel Roth, convicted (and sentenced to five years in prison and fined $5,000) for violating federal law by mailing obscene circulars and an obscene book (American Aphrodite), and 2) Los Angeles Mail-Order Salesman David Alberts, convicted...
David Riesman '31 will become the University's first Ford Professor a year from next fall. Riesman will have a free hand in determining what courses he will teach, with no departmental restriction other than his official classification as professor of Social Sciences.
When Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told his press conference that he was willing to let a "limited number" of responsible U.S. newsmen into Red China on a pool basis (TIME, May 6), the New York Times 's Publisher Arthur Hays Sulzberger wrote him a "Dear Foster" letter...
Bills recently introduced in the Senate and the House are designed to restore the original spirit of the law. This legislation would require that the various departments list the information which they want kept secret. It would thus eliminate the widespread restriction of data essential to an informed electorate.