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...first national report on the John Birch Society-the antediluvian secret society of political right-wingers-appeared in TIME March 10, and was read into the Congressional Record by North Dakota's Republican Senator Milton R. Young. There has been a headline furor almost ever since, with this week's installment reported in THE NATION...
...prove that this amounted to Communism and treason, the prosecution called an "expert" from the University of Cape Town. But defense attorneys succeeded in discrediting him by getting him to identify quotations from Franklin Roosevelt, Martin Luther. John Milton and Thomas Jefferson as the "sort of statements that Communists make." All in all, their testimony piled up to 7,000,000 words, and the defendants logged 20,500 miles commuting on what they dubbed the "treason bus" from their homes in Johannesburg to the courthouse in the smaller city of Pretoria (where the trial was held to avoid demonstrations...
...angry young rebel became less convincing, but his influence still pervaded the industry, and his Open End consistently demonstrated that conversation, if intelligent, can be entertaining. Jackie Gleason was miserably miscast as the M.C. of an ill-fated (one performance) panel show, You're in the Picture, and Milton Berle was relegated to narrating Jackpot Bowling. The networks-which billed some 400 shows as "specials" in 1959-60-had considerably fewer than that this year, and with a few notable exceptions-such as NBC's Coming of Christ on Project 20 and the low-key Another Evening with...
Whether he comes from Portsmouth Priory or Milton High, the Catholic student at a place like Harvard faces a special set of intellectual difficulties that his American Church cannot solve for him. He must either make a personal synthesis of liberal thought and his faith, ignore his faith and ride prevailing winds of liberal thought, or adopt a European strand of Catholicism not especially relevant...
John M. Cooper '61, of Eliot House and Memphis, Tenn., Stephen F. Gudeman '61, of Quincy House and Winnetka, III., and John J. King '61, of Lowell House and Milton, will leave for England next October...