Word: protesting
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...rising frequency of protest and reply clearly indicated a hotting-up of the cold war, but that did not necessarily indicate the greater likelihood of a hot war. Lesser incidents than these, if anyone wanted war, could obviously provoke...
...Real Estate Boards' counsel leaped to his feet in protest: Nelson's letter was a confidential communication which had nothing to do with the lobby investigation, and it had been pinched from the files when his outfit had been kind enough to let lobby investigators rummage through its records. But his protest was too late: one lobbyist's effectiveness had been cut down to size...
Some of the churchmen put their protests into action. In Capetown, Roman Catholic Father Thomas L. Gill went ahead" and married a white man and a "slightly colored" woman, was convicted and fined $56. An Anglican priest in Natal resigned his appointment as a marriage officer and surrendered his license to the government as a protest against the act. Last week ministers in South Africa were considering a call from Anglican Father Trevor Huddleston of Johannesburg to follow suit...
...Colombia inspecting hospitals, schools and other works of the 39 Presbyterian missionaries now there. The Presbyterians, he said, had not been the only ones mistreated. Wrote he: "The Lutheran Church, which, with the Presbyterians, has the largest United States mission representation in Colombia, is ready to add its expressed protest to the religious persecution being experienced by Protestants under the present regime. The Scandinavian Alliance missionaries have been forced to leave-fleeing to Venezuela. Smaller groups have experienced at least as severe persecution...
...organizations voted unanimously to protest the mastodon-sized 33-page booklet of projected regulations, and produced a substitute set of six simple rules. These would require that organizations must be financially responsible, must not jeopardize the University's tax exempt status, must have Harvard students determining policy and be free from outside control, must uphold local, state, and federal laws, must not imply that their actions or opinions are sponsored by the University, and must fulfill all the above criteria for official recognition...