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This tendency toward "super-patriotism," Escoulin finds, has sometimes in the past prevented U.S. Roman Catholics from taking an independent line of conduct on the most serious problems of national life, such as racial and labor questions. But on Communism Escoulin finds U.S. Catholics sinning in the other direction. So passionately committed are they, he says, that they "absorb the most exaggerated and false propaganda" and are often prevented from "protesting against invalid methods of fighting Communism...
Kirtley Mather, professor of Geology, joined 15 other scholars Tuesday in issuing a statement asserting that they were "alarmed" by "recent acts of judicial censure, imposition of prison sentences and threats of disbarment" against defense attorneys of political and racial minorities and labor organizations...
South Africa's Finance Minister Nicolaas Christiaan Havenga, 67, is known as the Old Sphinx of Premier Daniel Malan's cabinet. While Nationalist colleagues have cried the Black Peril and built up racial tension, reticent Havenga has secluded himself in his Pretoria office or at his Free State horse farm. There he has brooded over the country's shortage of dollar exchange. He visited the U.S. last year, tried in vain to drum up a loan, discovered that his government's oppression of its black majority was giving South Africa a bad name abroad...
...take away any of the rights which have been given to non-Europeans." As leader of the Afrikaner Party, a small, less stridently chauvinistic ally of Malan's Nationalists, Havenga holds the balance of power in the government. He used it to force a slowdown in the racial program. Among other things, Malan had planned to deprive 800,000 Cape Coloreds (mixed bloods) of constitutional voting and representation rights. Faced with Havenga's objection, Malan reluctantly dropped the project...
Also included in the report is a statement of opposition to racial segregation in the allotment of rooms, and a proposal that the present separation of Law and G.S.A.S. students be continued, except when students from these schools wish to room together...