Word: restrictionism
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Such restriction is often beneficial. At its best, it amounts to a requirement for valid explanation, for honest justification of U.S. actions. But as Lyndon Johnson continues to seek a consensus of approval, he remains a prisoner of critics who are often capricious. Many of the same people who urged...
Despite the conspicuousness of the warnings, said Dr. Dameshek, there is no evidence that prescribing physicians pay much heed. Yet Dr. Best was opposed to letting any Government agency decide what are the legitimate uses of Chloromycetin, arguing that this would infringe upon the doctor's right to treat...
One House Master has hit upon the more realistic solution of lessen- ing parietal enforcement because of the disparity among the Houses themselves. It is inconceivable that the present parietals set-up is still supported by others. How can any restriction be called fair when it is applied unequally?
A conference committee was set up, and Russell, as chairman of the Senate conferees, asked Johnson to submit a specific random-selection system to the committee since no one on the Hill had yet seen a fully-detailed plan. The White House was silent. After waiting several weeks and still...
The ban is a serious breach of academic freedom, imposing a substantive restriction on the right of a university to hire anyone it chooses to teach its courses. A general application of Rusk's restriction would bar most of Europe's great philosophers, teachers, and other intellectuals from American universities...