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When, indeed, will the American press wake up to the hard facts of life that freedom of the press should not permit them to publish what the American public - out of patriotism - would not want to see published, but what our opponents can use only too well...
...they made plans to emigrate to England last week, Rosseinsky and his pretty wife Angela, a lecturer in the classics, were joining a veritable trek of educators, scientists, doctors-professional men of all varieties-fleeing South Africa. Understandably, the South African government is not hastening to publish relevant statistics, but there is an officially admitted need for 4,000 additional doctors by 1965; balancing off 1960's new crop of physicians against the doctors who emigrated, the year's net gain was a mere 151. Vacated faculty jobs at South African universities go begging (19 at important Natal...
...have come to the conclusion," said the Chicago Tribune, in an editorial about the list of bestselling books that it prints each Sunday, "that we can no longer publish this list raw. Recently and tardily, we have become aware that some of the best sellers that have appeared on our lists were sewer-written by dirty-fingered authors for dirty-minded readers. We aren't going to further this game by giving publicity to such authors and their titles." This week the Trib printed a revised list of bestsellers from which two titles had been scrubbed. The missing works...
...appears to be appropriate in these days of the Eichmann trial and the Freedom Riders to publish your article on Historical Notes. There is a great need to fight for both humane and national dignity...
Where but in this democratic country of ours would a magazine be able to publish historical notes such as the evacuation during World War II of more than 110,000 West Coast Japanese, a majority of them citizens, and to admit the injustice...