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Last week the Vatican, after making a long study of the Knights and their modern works, decided that their resiliency and their good name would profit if some of the old privileges were taken away. More than a year after its first meeting (TIME. Jan. 28, 1952), a tribunal headed...
The immediate cause of the changes was some cases of unchivalrous black-marketeering. In 1946, a shipment of penicillin, ordered in the U.S. by an unnamed representative of the Knights, turned out to contain not only drugs but radios and other luxury goods, which the Knights' diplomatic immunity had...
"Academic freedom" is not a shield for those who break the law . . . Unless a faculty member violates a law, however, his discipline or discharge is a university responsibility and should not be assumed by political authority. Discipline on the basis of irresponsible accusations or suspicion can never be condoned . . . The...
Jehovah's Witnesses, who do their indefatigable proselyting on doorsteps and in living rooms, on street corners and in public parks, are old hands at being banned, arrested, jailed and run out of town. Last week the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its decision on the 45th case which...
To intelligence men at Iron Curtain listening posts came telltale signs that the Kremlin's and-Jewish purge has descended on Communist Hungary, a country long notorious for its antiSemitism. Budapest made no strident announcement such as that which doomed Czechoslovakia's Rudolf Slansky et al. But from...