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Vishinsky: Worse than deception; more than perfidy-would the word be treason...
...Communist, his tenure should be safe for, except in Georgia, there is nothing illegal in being a CP member. The University should not consider his actions examples of "grave misconduct" until he has been proven guilty of breaking the law--whether it is a matter of perjury, robbery, treason, or any other substantive crime. In other words, a professor's political beliefs should be considered wholly irrelevant except where they influence his ability to teach and to research his subject...
...Manhattan, John David Provoo, 35, ex-U.S. Army sergeant and onetime devotee of Japanese Buddhism; was convicted of treason after a trial lasting 15 weeks (TIME, Nov. 24). Charges on which the jury found Provoo guilty: 1) offering his services to the Japanese army following his capture at Corregidor in May 1942; 2) helping to cause the execution of one fellow prisoner by denouncing him to the Japanese as "uncooperative"; 3) participating in two wartime Japanese propaganda broadcasts. The eighth U.S. citizen to be convicted of treason since World War II, Provoo was the second to be convicted...
...nonentity to the dignity of "human being ; he may, at will, transcend even this and rise to the stature of an "existent." But woman's uplift has barely begun. Far from being an existent, she is not even a human being yet. She is a "lie" and a "treason" to her own reality, because she is "in large part man's invention." Her plight in a man-made world is summed up in two of Author de Beauvoir's characteristically sweeping statements: 1) "The most sympathetic of men never fully comprehend woman's concrete situation...
...Treason during wartime...