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Indeed, the large federal deficits and the tax reduction program make it more difficult to put across any speeding programs. But to blame the President for the failure in most unjust. The opposition to federal intervention, the segregation issue, the burden of the military, the wide-spread fear of the large deficit, the church issues--all of these, not the President's lack of interest, explain the slow progress. Even with the support of Senator Taft, and before segregation became an issue, the government failed to put across a federal aid to education bill in the late 1940's. Seymour...
When the topic of world federalism was exhausted, McKay answered a series of questions on his foreign policy views. He said United States policy should be to prevent "unjust profiteering at the expense of the American people," and that Americans should feel "morally indignant" about Communist "police states...
...first the incident gave the appearance of a violation of academic freedom to some people. For the artist's brush would be synonomous with the reporter's pen or typewriter; therefore the censorship seemed unjust--so unjust that several art students protested with signs saying: "Unfair; Ours is a visual language; We protest censorship; Freedom of expression; and Freedom?" As one onlooker remarked, "This proves that Ole Miss can have demonstrations without rioting...
...University still considers the AEC controls irritating and unjust. It accepted them to simplify AEC confrontations with the Congress and, as Wiggins stated last week, "because the research facility will do a lot for our Faculty." Yet for any reason, such an action establishes an unfortunate and dangerous precedent...
...most countries, men of letters have had small success in righting the wrongs of an unjust trial. But France boasts two famous instances in which a literary man with the national destiny on the tip of his tongue has appeared to sear the public conscience. Most celebrated is Emile Zola's "J'accuse," which helped reverse the verdict in l'affaire Dreyfus. Less well known but historically probably more significant was Voltaire's angry intervention in l'affaire Calas...