Word: expelled
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first of these bills would strengthen the oath presently required of teachers demanding affirmation of support for the Constitution. The second would require presidents of colleges in Massachusetts to expel "Communists or Communist sympathizers from their teaching staffs...
...first of the bills, H. 707, would complement the present oath required for teachers that demands affirmation of support for the Constitution, a provision that the person was not and never had been a member of the Communist party. H. 708 would require presidents of colleges in Massachusetts to expel "communists or communist sympathizers from their teaching staffs," on penalty of losing their charters...
...issue within the council was whether Israel should be punished as well as censured. The Syrians had asked that the U.N. expel their neighbor and apply economic sanctions. The Russians, eager these days to woo the Arabs, demanded that the Israelis pay indemnities to Syria. The Western Big Three resolution condemned Israel for its "deliberate violation" of the U.N. armistice, and warned of punitive measures if it happened again. Whatever form the censure finally takes, Israel's action had already been unanimously condemned by all eleven Security Council members...
Bowl Is Pot. More than 125 newspapers across the nation ran the book as a serial. When the Detroit Free Press published its series, one distraught father wrote in to describe the plight of his son in high school. "They are trying to expel him," he said, "or in some manner rid themselves of him. You know why? Because he cannot read. How in the hell he got as far as loB ... is beyond my means of comprehension." In Louisville, a mother reported on her third-grader's typewriting: "He typed the letters very easily . . . But after typing...
...typical of many showing the complete domination of the university by the state. The file begins with a Police Report: "two students arrested last night for being drunk and shouting liberty." The next entry is an Executive Order from the Ministry of Education to the Dean of the university: "Expel the students." And the final prompt response from the Dean: "Orders complied with." The government, in short, was changing universities into mere departments, and teaching chairs were awarded as prizes for political submission...